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Discovering Sydney: A Journey of Exploration and Learning

Updated: Aug 12

Steven Dillard

Autumn 2024 Study Abroad student from Colorado School of Mines

Golden, United States of America

Sydney's Charm

Hi, I’m Steve, an undergraduate student from the United States and in the Fall of 2024, I landed in Sydney for a semester at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). From the start, Sydney was a whirlwind of new experiences and discoveries.


Exploring Nature's Beauty

Sydney isn't just skyscrapers and traffic; it's got some stunning natural beauty too. The Blue Mountains were a train ride away and offered breathtaking views and hiking trails. And don't get me started on the beaches. With hundreds of options to explore, there is no shortage of ocean access. Bondi and Manly became my go-to spots for lazy days in the sun, soaking up the Aussie beach culture.

City Life and Architecture

One of the coolest things about Sydney is its mix of old and new architecture. Walking around Circular Quay, you can't miss the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Catching a sunrise, was a highlight of my time. And the city's architecture is a mash-up of historic buildings and shiny new skyscrapers, making every street a feast for the eyes.


Academic Adventures

Amidst the hustle and bustle of Sydney, my time at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) was a crucial part of my journey. One of the highlights of my time at UTS was the top-notch engineering lab facilities. What made these facilities stand out was their emphasis on practical learning. Instead of just listening to lectures, we got to problem-solve in a way that brought our studies to life.










Looking back, my time in the engineering labs at UTS was instrumental in shaping my educational journey. It wasn't just about acquiring knowledge; it was about gaining practical skills and confidence that would serve me well beyond the classroom.









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