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University of Tasmania (UTAS)
The University of Tasmania (UTAS) is the fourth oldest university in Australia and has a rich history. It is proud to feature in the top 300 universities in the world, as per the Academic Ranking of World Universities 2018. It is Australia’s premier university for teaching excellence, having received more teaching awards than any other Australian university.
With over 4,400 international students in a student body of around 38,000, UTAS is committed to providing a welcoming environment for them through ready access to staff and customised support services. The University offers more than 100 undergraduate and 150 postgraduate programs. These include degrees in traditional disciplines such as law, medicine, business, IT, arts, education and science but also niche programmes taking advantage of Tasmania’s unique location and ecosystems including marine and Antarctic science, maritime engineering, food safety, rural and polar health, and environmental law and governance.
The University is located in Australia’s most southern state, Tasmania. Being the only university in the state offers UTAS privileged partnerships with state government and business as well as research agencies such as CSIRO and the Australian Antarctic Division.
It has two main campuses, one located in the picturesque waterfront capital, Hobart, and the other in Launceston on the banks of the Tamar River. Lonely Planet lists Tasmania in its Top 4 must visit destinations in the world and the state provides students with a year-round festival calendar, World Heritage-listed parks, and endless travel opportunities.
UTAS is a great option for students as it gives them a unique opportunity to obtain a brilliant education in one of the most beautiful places in the world.
With over 4,400 international students in a student body of around 38,000, UTAS is committed to providing a welcoming environment for them through ready access to staff and customised support services. The University offers more than 100 undergraduate and 150 postgraduate programs. These include degrees in traditional disciplines such as law, medicine, business, IT, arts, education and science but also niche programmes taking advantage of Tasmania’s unique location and ecosystems including marine and Antarctic science, maritime engineering, food safety, rural and polar health, and environmental law and governance.
The University is located in Australia’s most southern state, Tasmania. Being the only university in the state offers UTAS privileged partnerships with state government and business as well as research agencies such as CSIRO and the Australian Antarctic Division.
It has two main campuses, one located in the picturesque waterfront capital, Hobart, and the other in Launceston on the banks of the Tamar River. Lonely Planet lists Tasmania in its Top 4 must visit destinations in the world and the state provides students with a year-round festival calendar, World Heritage-listed parks, and endless travel opportunities.
UTAS is a great option for students as it gives them a unique opportunity to obtain a brilliant education in one of the most beautiful places in the world.
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International students are able to study at the University’s two main campuses, the first based in Tasmania’s capital city of Hobart, and the second in Launceston in the north.
University of Tasmania’s campuses offer excellent student support services, quality facilities and enjoy picturesque waterfront locations.
Hobart
The Sandy Bay campus is located between Mount Wellington and the Derwent River in Hobart’s beachside suburb, Sandy Bay. The campus is close to shops, transport, accommodation, entertainment and services and is just a short walk to Hobart CBD. It shares close links with the University’s city-based satellite campuses including the Domain, the Conservatorium of Music, the School of Creative Arts, the award-winning Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies on Hobart's waterfront, and the multi-million dollar Medical Sciences Precinct, home to both the College of Health and Medicine and the Menzies Research Institute.
UTAS is planning further expansion of facilities in the Hobart CBD, with the Academy of Creative Industries and Performing Arts being built next to the Theatre Royal and a new media hub in Salamanca.
Just outside the city are the University Farm and the University's observatories.
Launceston
The Newnham campus is a spacious campus that overlooks the Tamar River and is located a short drive from the city centre. It is close to local shopping centres and serviced by public transport and cycle lanes. The Newham campus is also home to the Australian Maritime College, Australia's national centre for maritime education and training. The campus also houses the Human Interface Technology Lab (HITLab AU), one of only three of its kind in the world. A satellite campus, Inveresk, is located at the cultural precinct adjacent to the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery near Launceston's inner city. This campus features award-winning facilities which are home to the School of Creative Arts | Art & Theatre and the School of Technology, Environments and Design.
University of Tasmania’s campuses offer excellent student support services, quality facilities and enjoy picturesque waterfront locations.
Hobart
The Sandy Bay campus is located between Mount Wellington and the Derwent River in Hobart’s beachside suburb, Sandy Bay. The campus is close to shops, transport, accommodation, entertainment and services and is just a short walk to Hobart CBD. It shares close links with the University’s city-based satellite campuses including the Domain, the Conservatorium of Music, the School of Creative Arts, the award-winning Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies on Hobart's waterfront, and the multi-million dollar Medical Sciences Precinct, home to both the College of Health and Medicine and the Menzies Research Institute.
UTAS is planning further expansion of facilities in the Hobart CBD, with the Academy of Creative Industries and Performing Arts being built next to the Theatre Royal and a new media hub in Salamanca.
Just outside the city are the University Farm and the University's observatories.
Launceston
The Newnham campus is a spacious campus that overlooks the Tamar River and is located a short drive from the city centre. It is close to local shopping centres and serviced by public transport and cycle lanes. The Newham campus is also home to the Australian Maritime College, Australia's national centre for maritime education and training. The campus also houses the Human Interface Technology Lab (HITLab AU), one of only three of its kind in the world. A satellite campus, Inveresk, is located at the cultural precinct adjacent to the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery near Launceston's inner city. This campus features award-winning facilities which are home to the School of Creative Arts | Art & Theatre and the School of Technology, Environments and Design.
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