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University of Tasmania
Immerse yourself in the natural world of Tasmania
Quick facts
Location: Hobart, Tasmania
City Size: Similar to Norwich
University Type: Campus
Climate: Relatively cool summers, and mild winters
Cost of Living: More expensive than Norwich
Local Language: English
Be inspired: Watch David Attenborough's Tasmania documentary to explore the weird and wonderful natural world of the Tasmanian island
Did You Know: Tasmania is home to the endangered Tasmanian Devil - which students can glimpse at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
What's Unique: Tasmania is unique in having one of the Earth's last temperate rainforests!
Sustainability: Located on the heart-shaped island south of Australia's mainland, the University of Tasmania is a global leader for climate action. With Sustainable Food Principles prioritising the on-campus sale of Tasmanian-grown, ethical, fresh and in-season food, the protection of penguin nesting habitats on campus and species hotels for local wildlife and free public transport shuttles between campuses, Tasmania hosts a number of sustainable initiatives. Students can also register for the Green Impact Program in which they can work within a like-minded sustainable community to achieve green goals while at university. The University of Tasmania is a member of ACTS (Australasian Campuses Towards Sustainability).
Why choose Tasmania?
With its claim that the entire island is a student's campus, the University of Tasmania is a haven of climate action, hands-on learning and social opportunities nestled among some of the world's most incredible flora and fauna. UTAS houses equal possibilities for both science and humanities students alike, with Tasmania boasting more marine scientists and artists than any other state in Australia.
The university offers various programmes in a range of disciplines, and has links with 20 specialist research institutes, cooperative research centres and faculty based research centres; many of which are regarded as nationally and internationally competitive leaders, in particular the university's Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies.
Located in the city of Hobart on the island of Tasmania, the University of Tasmania is not short of amazing views or experiences. A dominant feature of Hobart’s skyline is Mount Wellington, which is rich in biodiversity and the perfect place to hike.
From high on the the peak of Mount Wellington, students will feel on top of the world as they survey the stunning natural beauty that the island of Tasmania holds. Located south of Melbourne, across the Bass Strait, Tasmania hosts a plentitude of opportunities for students to go hiking, camping or just exploring. With a variety of colourful animal life to spot, from the famous Tasmanian devil to platypuses and owls several times larger than their mainland counterparts, Tasmania is perfect for science students or general nature lovers.
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