University of Tasmania

Global reputation

The University of Tasmania (UTAS) is a premier learning institution with a reputation for exceptional teaching, learning and research.

The University of Tasmania is ranked number one globally for Climate Action in the Times Higher Education Rankings for the UN Sustainability Goals for the fourth year in a row. With more than 29,000 students, the University of Tasmania offers a diverse range of degrees, with more than 100 undergraduate (bachelor) degrees and 150 postgraduate programs to choose from.

Key institutions and research areas

The University of Tasmania provides international leadership into five key research areas:

• Environment, Resources and Sustainability
• Marine, Antarctic, and Maritime
• Better health
• Data, Knowledge, and Decisions
• Creativity, Culture and Society

The university’s excellence in these areas is upheld through its prestigious research institutes such as the Australian Maritime College (AMC), Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) and the Menzies Institute for Medical Research.

Benefits of studying at UTAS

• The university offers students the benefit of smaller classes and therefore more personalised attention with greater access to supervisors and administrative staff.
• Scholarships: The university also offer generous scholarship offerings for international students with a range of opportunities to go towards living and study costs.

Graduate opportunities

Graduates of the University of Tasmania are working in Tasmania, Australia and throughout the world. The University of Tasmania qualifications are internationally recognised and significantly valued, providing University of Tasmania alumni with access to unlimited opportunities for success.