University of Tasmania (UTAS): Rankings, Courses & Admissions

About the University

A public research university with its main campus in Tasmania, Australia, is the University of Tasmania (UTAS). It is Australia's fourth-oldest university and was established in 1890. Christ College, one of the university's residential colleges, was based after the colleges at Oxford and Cambridge and was initially proposed by Lieutenant-Governor Sir John Franklin's Legislative Council in 1840. It was established in 1846, making it the oldest tertiary institution in the nation.

The institution is made of sandstone and a part of both the Association of South-east Asian Institutions of Higher Learning and the international Association of Commonwealth Universities.

The notable alumni of the University are Ed Bryne, Mary, CrownPrincess of Denmark, and Richard Flanagan. 

University Of Tasmania Highlight

Following information about the university in the table format:

Type of University (Public/Private)	Public Research University
Total Student Population	As of 2023, the total number of students in University of Tasmania is 18,610.
Percentage of International Student Population	The University of Tasmania is home to 4,500 students, as of 2023.
Acceptance Rate	The acceptance rate of The University of Tasmania is 75%.
Student-Faculty Ratio	The student to faculty ratio of the University is 14:5
Number of Campuses (Domestic + International)	Hobart in the south,Burnie in the north west and Launceston in the north, are where University of Tasmania campuses are located. Sydney is where they also have a campus.
Number of Scholarships Awarded	Numerous scholarships are available at University of Tasmania in various fields of study. They may help students move out of their homes, offer financial assistance, or recognize their accomplishments. The Scholarships can be categorized into Domestic Scholarships, International Scholarships and External Scholarships.
Official Website	https://www.utas.edu.au/
Official address	Churchill Ave, Hobart TAS 7005, Australia.

 About Campus and Accommodation

Hobart in the south, Burnie in the north west and Launceston in the north, are where campuses of University of Tasmania are located. Sydney is where they also have a campus. A vibrant student community exists on each University campus, offering a variety of activities and social opportunities.

Students can choose from a variety of on-campus housing options at the university. There are options for everyone, including independent apartments, shared apartments, and community living colleges.

Accommodation Type	Cost per month (in AUD)
University Homestay	1,140
On-Campus	660-1680
Single Rental	600-1200
Guesthouses and hostels	360-600
Shared rental	400-860

University Of Tasmania Global Ranking

One of Australia's leading public universities, University of Tasmania is located in Hobart, with two other campuses. In the 2023 QS World University Rankings, it is rated #293. As per QS WUR Ranking By Subject, University of Tasmania is ranked #401-450. As per QS Sustainability Ranking, the University is ranked #241-260. 

Acceptance Rate of the University

University of Tasmania has an acceptance rate of 75%. It can be said that 75 out of 100 applicants have a chance to get admission in the University. This means the University is moderately competitive. 

Top Courses Offered at University Of Tasmania

University of Tasmania has several courses to offer, and some of the most popular courses of the University are listed below:

• Business and Law
• Design and Creative Arts
• Sea, Earth, Antarctic and Environment 
• Humanities, Education and Social Sciences 
• Medicine and Health
• Technology, Science and Engineering 
• Maritime Management and Global Logistics
• Justice Study 
• Communication and Media  

The course fees for undergraduate studies are listed in the table below:

Course	Fees per year
BA in Economics	$31.95K
Bachelor of Engineering	$35.95K
Bachelor of Business	$30.95K
Bachelor of Hospitality Management	$30.95K
Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology	$30.95K

The course fees for postgraduate studies are listed in the table below:

Course	Fees per year
Masters of Education	$30.95K
Master of Logistics Management	$31.45K
Masters of Applied Science (Physics)	$$30.95K
Master of Maritime Engineering	$32.00K
Master of Public Health	$31.95K

University Of Tasmania Admission Process

University of Tasmania has different admission procedures for domestic and international applicants. Therefore, the general admission requirements for domestic and international applicants in University of Tasmania are discussed below:

• Domestic students: The University takes a variety of educational backgrounds into account while evaluating applications. These are covered under the GERs (General Entry Requirements) of the University. It is advised by the University that applicants must submit an application for the courses they desire to take the most. The admissions team of the University will work with the applicants to identify the best pathway option if they are currently ineligible to enrol in the course of their choice.
• International students: The University has minimum academic entry and English language standards that must be met by all overseas students who seek to enrol there. Some courses need more advanced levels of English or academic preparation, prerequisite topics, or additional prerequisites like portfolios or interviews. 

Documents Required for University Of Tasmania 

In order to apply to University of Tasmania, the following documents are required by the applicants: 

• Academic transcripts. 
• GPA score of domestic and international students
• Official translated copies
• English Language Proficiency score
• Letters of recommendation
• Personal competency statement 
• Portfolio
• Copy of student visa or passport
• Financial proof
• CV or resume of applicants

Exam Requirements for University of Tasmania 

Following are the exams applicants are required to take in order to apply to University of Tasmania:

• Undergraduate degree equivalent to Australian degree.
• Graduate certificate in business or equivalent (optional).
• AQF level 6 qualification with 3 years of work experience (optional).
• UTASAccess level 7 65% overall and skill below 60%. 
• English Language Proficiency
  • IELTS- 6.5
  • PTE- 58
  • TOEFL-IBT- 88

University Of Tasmania Cost of Attendance

The course fees for undergraduate studies are listed in the table below:

Course	Fees per year
BA in Economics	$31.95K
Bachelor of Engineering	$35.95K
Bachelor of Business	$30.95K
Bachelor of Hospitality Management	$30.95K
Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology	$30.95K

The course fees for postgraduate studies are listed in the table below:

Course	Fees per year
Masters of Education	$30.95K
Master of Logistics Management	$31.45K
Masters of Applied Science (Physics)	$$30.95K
Master of Maritime Engineering	$32.00K
Master of Public Health	$31.95K

The cost for accommodation is provided in the table below:

Accommodation Type	Cost per month (in AUD)
University Homestay	1,140
On-Campus	660-1680
Single Rental	600-1200
Guesthouses and hostels	360-600
Shared rental	400-860

Available Scholarships for University of Tasmania 

Numerous scholarships are available at University of Tasmania in various fields of study. They may help students move out of their homes, offer financial assistance, or recognize their accomplishments. The Scholarships can be categorized into Domestic Scholarships, International Scholarships and External Scholarships.

International students who pay full tuition at the University of Tasmania have a variety of alternatives to cover living and educational expenses thanks to the excellent scholarship programs offered by the university. They receive funding to enroll in university education through some programs, some of which depend on academic merit. For their alumni and the families of current students, the university also offers scholarships.

Placements at University of Tasmania

PEP, also known as professional experience placement, is a crucial element of many of the courses provided by the 'College of Health and Medicine'.  PEP enables students to apply theory in a genuine workplace setting, often even in their first year of studies.

The PEP website displays the path of a medical professional from a student on placement to a professional after graduation and offers information, guidance, and resources for students, staff, and industry partners.

The first step in starting the chosen career is realizing the student's professional responsibilities. The University of Tasmania along with their partners have a responsibility to see to it that the patients/clients under their care, employees, and students are safe. To engage in PEP, students must adhere to a variety of legal and regulatory restrictions.

The course-wise expected salary is presented in the table below:

Course	Expected Salary (in AUD)
Bachelor of Science	137,000
Bachelor of Arts	44,000
Bachelor (other degrees)	56,000
Masters (other degrees)	66,000

 

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