UTS Health

08/08/2025

Public health students, we love your work! 🫶 A few of our very own have been busy volunteering at Yayasan Usaha Mulia in Indonesia to support community health!

22/07/2025

O’Day is tomorrow! 🫨

Nervous? Excited? Still don’t know where Building 10 is?

Orientation week is your chance to get (you guessed it) oriented, meet new friends and figure things out one coffee at a time.

Do you want a head start on finding your people? May we suggest:

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🧐 UTS Orthoptics Student Society
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12/05/2025

Happy International Nurses Day! 🩺 This year’s theme, “Our Nurses. Our Future. Caring for Nurses Strengthens Economies,” reminds us that when we support nurses, we support everyone. Thank you to all nurses! 💞✨

12/05/2025

Happy International Day of the Nurse! 🩺 This year’s theme, “Our Nurses. Our Future. Caring for Nurses Strengthens Economies,” reminds us that when we support nurses, we support everyone. Thank you to all nurses! 💙

08/05/2025

Grads, grads, grads! 💟 Congratulations to our newest UTS alumni, we can't wait to see what you do next!

05/05/2025

Today and every day, we celebrate the incredible heart and compassion of midwives who stand beside others in their most vulnerable moments. Here’s to every midwife, everywhere. 💜

07/04/2025

All in a day’s work! 🎉 Congratulations to Laura on completing her Graduate Diploma in Midwifery! We’re so proud of our graduates and all the incredible work they do to help bring new life into the world. 💖

06/04/2025

Every mother and baby deserves the best start in life. Yet, every 7 seconds, a preventable maternal or newborn death occurs. This World Health Day, we're joining the call to prioritise maternal and newborn health—because healthy beginnings create hopeful futures for us all. ��

Let's raise awareness, support parents and health professionals, and push for change. Share your story, spread the message, and take action.

16/02/2025

Personalised health support—at no cost.

Managing a health condition and looking for expert care? The UTS Exercise Physiology Clinic offers a free, six-week in-person program tailored to your needs. Led by postgraduate students from the Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology, under the supervision of Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs), this program provides high-quality, evidence-based care.

Choose from two specialised streams:
✔ Musculoskeletal conditions (e.g. arthritis, back pain, knee injuries)
✔ Complex cases (e.g. multiple conditions such as heart disease + musculoskeletal concerns, or cancer + high blood pressure) – limited spots, waitlist currently open

📍 UTS Moore Park Precinct
🗓️ Six weekly 60-minute sessions | March–May 2025
💪 Professional care, no cost, limited places available
👥 Open to the public (all ages welcome)

Know someone who could benefit? Share this opportunity!

📩 Get in touch: clinicalexercise@uts.edu.au
Learn more:

A not-for-profit teaching and research clinic that provides high quality exercise physiology assessment and treatment services.

12/02/2025

Stay active, your way – with UTS Sport & Exercise Telepractice Clinic.

Want to boost your fitness without leaving home or the office? Our free 10-week online program connects you with final-year Bachelor of Sport & Exercise Science students, delivering personalised, evidence-based exercise plans under expert supervision—all via Zoom.

📍 Online (Zoom)
🖥️ 10 weekly 45-minute virtual sessions | March–May 2025 | Afternoon slots available (Tues–Thurs)
💪 Expert guidance at no cost
👥 Open to the public (18+)

Know someone who could benefit? Share this opportunity with your network!
📩 Contact: sportexerciseclinic@uts.edu.au or visit the link: https://ow.ly/uUBh50UZ1fs

A not-for-profit teaching and learning clinic that provides quality services to the community.

30/01/2025

Dreaming of sunny days on campus ☀☀

Can’t wait to see everyone at Orientation next week, and the weather looks 🤌🏻

From the 3-14 February, there’ll be campus tours, uni prep sessions, and O’Day on 11-12 February - packed with clubs and societies to join, fun activities and heaps of freebies 🤑

15/01/2025

A new UTS Health study is spotlighting older Australian women redefining aging by taking on the ultimate adventure: solo road trips across the country.

From navigating the dusty Oodnadatta Track to exploring Tasmania’s wild landscapes, these women are embracing independence, personal growth, and the thrill of the unknown.

Margaret Yates, a UTS Faculty of Health PhD candidate, has uncovered their inspiring stories, highlighting the courage it takes to break free from expectations and the benefits of a nomadic lifestyle—less stress, better health, and stronger self-confident.
https://ow.ly/jMFq50UGzK7

Older Australian women are challenging traditional views of aging, embarking on solo road trips in search of adventure, personal growth and new horizons.