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41121 - UTA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PTY. LTD.

Status:

Current

Registration manager:

Australian Skills Quality Authority (external link)

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Summary

Code:

41121

Legal name:

UTA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PTY. LTD.

Business name(s):

Status:

Current

ABN:

43 164 263 978 (external link)

ACN:

164 263 978

RTO type:

Education/training Business Or Centre: Privately Operated Registered Training Organisation

Web address:

http://www.utait.edu.au (external link)

Organisation code history

CodeSort Table listing Organisation code history by the Code column	Start dateSort Table listing Organisation code history by the Start date column	End dateSort Table listing Organisation code history by the End date column
41121	21/Apr/2015

Responsible legal person history

Legal name	ACN	ABN	Start date	End date
UTA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PTY. LTD.	164 263 978	43164263978	21/Apr/2015

Web address history

Web address	Start date	End date
http://www.utait.edu.au (external link)	02/Feb/2024
http://www.utait.com.au (external link)	21/Apr/2015	01/Feb/2024

Business name history

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RTO type history

Code	Classification value	Start date	End date
91	Education/training Business Or Centre: Privately Operated Registered Training Organisation	21/Apr/2015

Reports

Resources

Using training.gov.au

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