The University of Tasmania (UTAS) is one of Australia's oldest universities and one of the country's most internationally renowned higher education institutions. Here are some detailed information about the University of Tasmania:

Overview

Founded: 1890

Country: Australia

Main campus locations:

Hobart

Launceston

Rockhampton (Cradle Coast)

Melbourne Learning Center

Sydney Learning Center

Educational philosophy

The University of Tasmania is known for its excellent teaching quality, innovative research activities and close partnerships with the industry. The school emphasizes practical education and is committed to providing students with a supportive learning environment to help them achieve academic and personal growth. UTAS pays special attention to sustainable development and social responsibility, which is reflected in its teaching and research.

Disciplines and courses

Main colleges

Tasmanian School of Economics and Business

Medical College

School of Science

School of Education

School of Law

School of Arts

School of Engineering and Technology

Australian Maritime Academy

Featured majors

Life Sciences: Known for high-quality teaching and world-class research.

Oceanography and Freshwater Biology: World ranking.

Business and Economics: AACSB accredited.

Agriculture: World ranking in the top 1%.

Law: World ranking in the top 100.

Nursing: Accelerated courses are available, and graduates have a high employment rate.

Social Work: Undergraduate and Master's programs are available, and graduates have a wide range of employment opportunities.

Medical Laboratory Science: Including majors such as Master of Laboratory Medicine.

Antarctic Studies: The first university in the world to offer a degree in Antarctic Studies.

Environmental Studies: Focuses on the study of pristine wilderness and natural sites, which is unique.

Maritime Studies: Australia's top-ranked maritime academy.

Features

Geographical advantages: Located in Tasmania, it has unique natural scenery and rich biodiversity.

International atmosphere: Attracts students from all over the world, and the campus culture is diverse.

Research strength: Has significant research results in many fields, especially in the fields of marine science, Antarctic research, and environmental science.

Modern facilities: Has advanced teaching buildings, laboratories, libraries and other professional facilities.

Industry connections: Maintain close contact with the industry to provide students with internships and employment opportunities.

Student Services: Winner of the Australian Student Services National Award for many consecutive years, providing comprehensive support and services to students.

Immigration Advantages: International students who complete their studies in Tasmania may be eligible to apply for state sponsorship, increasing the possibility of immigration.

Relatively low tuition and living expenses: Compared with other major Australian cities, Tasmania has a lower cost of living.

Admission Requirements

Undergraduate Admission Requirements:

Completion of high school with good grades

English proficiency requirements (usually IELTS 6.0 or above, no less than 6.0 for each item, may vary depending on the specific course)

Postgraduate Admission Requirements:

Undergraduate degree in a related field

English proficiency requirements (usually IELTS 6.5 or above, no less than 6.0 for each item, may vary depending on the specific course)

Some courses may require relevant work experience or pass specific exams

Fees

Tuition fees: Tuition fees vary depending on the course and level. Generally speaking, international undergraduate tuition fees are approximately between AUD 24,000 and AUD 35,000 per year, and postgraduate tuition fees may be higher.

Living expenses: Depends on individual lifestyle and location, but estimated annual living expenses are between AUD 15,000 and 20,000.

Rankings

The University of Tasmania is usually ranked around the top 400 in the world in the QS World University Rankings.

In some specific subject areas, such as oceanography and environmental science, the University of Tasmania has a high ranking globally.

Contact details

Address: Churchill Avenue, Sandy Bay, Hobart, TAS 7005, Australia

Tel: +61 3 6226 2222