


University of Tasmania
The University of Tasmania has three major campuses in Tasmania, located in Hobart, Launceston, and Burnie. Hobart epitomises a city on the edge of unspoiled nature. Sandy Bay is located five minutes south of the city centre. In addition to purpose-built teaching and learning facilities, this campus includes a number of on-site services and resources, many of which are situated in the Tasmanian University Student Association (TUSA) building on Churchill Avenue. The University of Tasmania also maintains a number of modest, specialised facilities within the College of Health and Medicine at its Sydney campuses in Darlinghurst and Rozelle. It also maintains a cooperative research laboratory in Pyrmont, Sydney, at the Australian National Maritime Museum.
The University of Tasmania contains five colleges (formerly known as faculties), which are the College of Arts, Law, and Education, the College of Health and Medicine, the College of Science and Engineering, the Tasmanian School of Business, and the University College.
| Name of Course | Duration | Average Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Science - Biological Sciences | 36 Months | 33,950 |
| Bachelor of Global Logistics and Maritime Management - Freight and Logistics | 36 Months | 33,950 |
| Bachelor of Business Honours - Accounting | 36 Months | 33,950 |
| Bachelor of Engineering - Aerospace Engineering | 36 Months | 33,950 |
Almost all programs at the University of Tasmania accept applicants all year. It has 18,610 students, including 6,803 foreign students from 147 different countries. International candidates must have a minimum overall score for all courses for UG and a minimum GPA of 4 on a scale of 7 for PG, as well as a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 for UG and 5.5 for PG and a personal statement outlining your future ambitions.











