Jen Waters

Every child deserves an equal chance to thrive; but in a resource-limited world, how do we determine the intervention strategies that will deliver universal and lasting benefit? Biostatistician Distinguished Professor Louise Ryan believes data science can play a critical role in the complex search for answers.

The future of the Royal Australian Air Force is in good hands, thanks to a ground-breaking partnership with the design thinking experts at UTS.

Meet this year’s UTS Alumni Award winners: passionate, innovative and inspiring individuals making a difference in Australia and across the globe.

When Charmian Simmons began her journey to the top in the highly competitive international finance sector, the glass ceiling never stood a chance.

The Australian Government spends $15 billion each year on disability unemployment. Genevieve Clay-Smith says it’s an indication that we’re not fighting hard enough to develop the careers of people with a disability.

At just 25 years of age, Morgan Way has already cracked a notoriously difficult industry as one half of Way Ward Films.

What happens when we throw away our preconceived ideas about solutions and start to think differently, more creatively?

Professor Carolyn McGregor’s research could not only save newborns, but help astronauts stay alive on Mars.

As a high school student, Kumi Taguchi developed a love for documentaries and stories from around the world: a passion that’s evident in her work as a senior anchor on ABC News 24.

For many, achieving success in the world of academia can take years; even a lifetime. Not so for University of Wollongong alumnus Dr James Goudkamp.

Robert Onus is on the front lines of the fight against the largest Ebola epidemic in world history, delivering much-needed support for care and containment in Liberia, the worst-hit of the West African nations being ravaged by the disease.

Communicating the vision of multinational corporations is a specialty for Luke Fredberg.

Be inspired by this year's UTS: Alumni Awards winners - entrepreneurs, innovators, leaders and change-makers, making their mark here in Australia and around the world.

For students with an aptitude for maths, creative thinking and problem solving, a degree in engineering or IT can open a world of opportunities.

From virtual time travel to dynamic manipulation, the UTS Data Arena will change the way we interact with data.