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AU $1,000 Relocation Bursary to assist international students
7 November 2016
The Relocation Bursary for International Students in Australia gives eligible students $1,000 towards the costs of moving to Tasmania from anywhere in the world (even Tasmania).
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How Tasmania inspired a Master of Fine Art and Design student
14 November 2016
‘The Tasmanian landscape totally captured my attention. Tasmania has the most pure colour. I can see the true colour of nature here. That’s why I chose this place. I also believe that Australia’s art centre is in the south. There is a more active art culture here.’
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Accounting student used his internship to look at recycling bottles in Tasmania
21 November 2016
When Master of Professional Accounting (Specialisation) student Jeffrey Wang started his corporate internship unit, he said he had “no idea” how a business plan worked. Now after completing the unit, he is ready to step into the world of business - and maybe even become an entrepreneur.
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Filipina student follows her nursing passion at UTAS
5 November 2016
Aries is loving life at the Newnham campus in Launceston (in Tasmania’s north), a spacious 50-hectare campus that overlooks the beautiful Tamar River. ‘I love studying here,’ she says. ‘The atmosphere is really relaxed and the cost of living is very affordable.’
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I’d really like to get into the computer logistics field, and ideally work in Australia
4 November 2016
After studying a Bachelor of Information Technology back home in Vietnam, Hanoi local Uyen was attracted to Hobart’s reputation as a relaxed and student-friendly city. ‘I wanted to go to a stress-free location to study, as I’m a relaxed person and Hanoi is very crowded!’
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Top ten places to road trip in Tasmania during summer
1 November 2016
See the places where students fill their two-month break. We asked current and former students what places they visit in summer and collected this list for you to learn more about Tasmania when students are not in the classroom.
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Don’t let your business suffer – easy steps to ensure UTAS email reaches your inbox
30 November 2016
It’s always embarrassing being behind on the latest news. Particularly if it means your business suffers.
That’s why it’s important to make sure all the important emails from the University of Tasmania make it into your inbox rather than to junk mail – you could miss out on important business information from us.
Follow these quick instructions to ensure our emails make it safely into your inbox.
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Waiting on a Confirmation of Enrolment (COE)?
30 November 2016
If you are waiting for a COE from UTAS you can contact International Admissions but first make sure that you have done the following through StudyLink Connect:
- Check you have accepted through StudyLink (except AMC Seafaring courses);
- Make sure the student has signed the acceptance form;
- Ensure you have provided evidence of payment;
- Make sure you have provided evidence of meeting English language requirements (if applicable/if not already provided);
- For students from countries classified as AL3 by DIBP. Has the student completed the student checklist?
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