The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) will close its schools of education and public health under a multi-million-dollar restructure that will cut more than 1,100 subjects and 134 jobs.

UTS had previously announced 400 job losses as part of a cost-cutting initiative to save $100 million.

In an updated proposal, released on Wednesday, the university said it would combine its trans-disciplinary and business schools to create a new faculty of Business and Law.

Under the change, the number of schools will shrink from 24 to 15 — or 31 per cent — with the closure of its International Studies and Education and Public Health schools, as well as its teacher training program.

This would lead to the discontinuation of 167 courses, including 1,101 subjects, and 134 job losses, according to the

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