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Foundation Studies Program - new October intake and scholarship changes!
28 July 2017
We are very pleased to announce that we have introduced a new October intake for the Foundation Studies Program. Commencing on 30 October 2017, this intake will allows students to consider mid-year entry courses. In addition, there are changes to the scholarship offerings for FSP students. From 2018, the current TIS will no longer be offered but replaced with a new High Achievers Scholarship.
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Airport Pick Up Form
21 July 2017
We have received feedback from our support teams that they are still receiving paper-based airport pick-up forms. We would like to encourage you to bookmark the link to the online airport pick-up form so that it is readily available to you.
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Introducing Andy Ho - our new Regional Development Manager
01 July 2017
We are delighted to welcome Mr Andy Ho to our expanding recruitment team. British born and bred Andy, a native of Britain, brings a number of years' experience in the recruitment field, most recently with Cambridge Education Group in Hong Kong, China and Britain and prior to this as a recruiter for the University of Newcastle, Newcastle College and Northumbria University. Andy is our Regional Development Manager for Asia with responsibility for Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, South Korea, Vietnam and Thailand.
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Tips from the Admissions Office
Provisional Credit Assessment
Did you know that we can make a credit assessment for units that students are currently studying at other institutions?
If you have a client who is currently undertaking studies that they would like to have assessed for credit, they can provide us with their official academic transcript and pdf documents of unit outlines. The Colleges will then assess them for provisional credit, which will be granted if they successfully complete those units.
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Spotlight on Research
Studying a PhD at UTAS a perfect match
Meet Habacuc Perez-Tribouillier, a marine geochemist from Tijuana, Mexico, who is currently undertaking his PhD research at our Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies. Perez-Tribouillier applied to do his PhD at institutions in Germany, Canada and the US, but IMAS got back to him the quickest and now he is enjoying living and studying in Tasmania.
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