And here we are; the last episode of the season. We, Angelina and Jennifer, wanted to gift all our podcast listeners. And so, we’ve broken down the most important parts of our process for any budding podcasters venturing or curious about the craft. And we wanted to say, don’t overthink it, just start!!To keep in touch with the Student Hacks podcast, you can follow us on Instagram and tiktok @utsengage and @utslibrary !If you’d like to get in touch with the podcast team, feel free to email: [email protected], Presented & Produced by Angelina Lizar and Jennifer J.Music* Waiting music by lesfm sourced from Pixabay.com *  Elevator music by lesfm sourced from Pixabay.com

Closing deadlines, withering spirits, extreme bankruptcy because of food delivery services? Have no fear because we travelled back in time to meet up with Curtis once again to take a deep dive into uni life. How we can tweak our existing habits to work around our shortcomings. To keep in touch with the Student Hacks podcast, you can follow us on Instagram and TikTok @utsengage and @utslibrary !If you’d like to get in touch with the podcast team, feel free to email: [email protected], Presented & Produced by Angelina Lizar and Jennifer J.Music* Waiting music by lesfm sourced from Pixabay.com *  Elevator music by lesfm sourced from Pixabay.com

Are you debating a purchase right now? Do you avoid looking at your bank account balance? So do we, and enough is enough. In this episode, we've invited Prabhu Sivabalan (Associate Dean of external engagement) to guide us on our financial literacy journey and help us justify our Taylor Swift concert tickets.  To keep in touch with the Student Hacks podcast, you can follow us on Instagram and tiktok @utsengage and @utslibrary ! If you’d like to get in touch with the podcast team, feel free to email: [email protected]. Credits Written, Presented & Produced by Angelina Lizar and Jennifer J. Music * Waiting music by lesfm sourced from Pixabay.com *  Elevator music by lesfm sourced from Pixabay.com

Is AI going to take over our jobs?In today's episode of Student Hacks, join Jennifer and Angelina as they chat with Ben and Zara about GenAI! Together, they discuss their experiences with AI and their opinions of AI's use in work and study spaces.You can also keep in touch with the Student Hacks podcast on:Instagram  @utsengage and @utslibrary !If you’d like to get in touch with the podcast team, feel free to email: [email protected], Presented & Produced by Angelina Lizar and Jennifer J.Music* Waiting music by lesfm sourced from Pixabay.com *  Elevator music by lesfm sourced from Pixabay.com

Dive into the future of learning in our latest episode as we sit down with UTS's Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Kylie Readman! We delve deep into the fascinating world of GenAI and how it’s reshaping the educational landscape at UTS. Wondering how to navigate assessments or enhance your learning experience? Kylie shares her knowledge and invaluable insights, emphasizing the importance of using GenAI both wisely and ethically.You can also keep in touch with the Student Hacks podcast on Instagram  @utsengage and @utslibrary !If you’d like to get in touch with the podcast team, feel free to email: [email protected] Study Guide: https://studyguides.lib.uts.edu.au/genaiCreditsWritten, Presented & Produced by Angelina Lizar and Jennifer J.Music* Waiting music by lesfm sourced from Pixabay.com *  Elevator music by lesfm sourced from Pixabay.com

Please collect your timetables and course outlines and welcome to Sydney. We hope you enjoy your stay!In today's episode of Student Hacks, Jennifer and Angelina chat with Curtis about his experiences as an international student at UTS, including the fickle accommodation search  You can also keep in touch with the Student Hacks podcast on Instagram  @utsengage and @utslibrary ! If you’d like to get in touch with the podcast team, feel free to email: [email protected]. Credits Written, Presented & Produced by Angelina Lizar and Jennifer J. Music* Waiting music by lesfm sourced from Pixabay.com * Elevator music by lesfm sourced from Pixabay.com