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New Master of Information Technology (MITS) option is opening up for Semester 2 intake, 2017.
31 January, 2017
Students with an Information, Communication and Technology background (or equivalent) can now study 12 units across a two year period in the MITS, as opposed to the standard 16 units over two years. This is a more cost effective option for students that still provides them with the potential option of applying for post-study work rights via the Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) upon graduation and subject to regulations. All other course elements remain the same – CRICOS code, units, fees per unit and entry requirements.
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Renewed incentive to help you convert 2017 Semester 2 and 2018 Semester 1 offers.
20 January, 2017
FREE access to IELTS Master Plus! This is an amazing and convenient way to help students prepare for university and life in an English speaking country. Please encourage students who want to improve their English to take advantage of this one-off offer and accept their Semester 2, 2017 or Semester 1, 2018 offers before the cut-off date.
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The advantages of using StudyLink Connect.
31 January, 2017
UTAS has been using StudyLink Connect for over a year now, and internal analysis shows that applications lodged through this platform are managed more efficiently, resulting in faster application assessment, offer turnaround and COE generation. While a small number of courses (such as seafaring) are processed outside StudyLink Connect, most courses are StudyLink Connect enabled, and soon all courses will be on the platform. The current offer turnaround time for those applications that have full documentation provided and do not require a faculty decision is approximately four working days – so for faster service, we strongly recommend you use StudyLink Connect rather than emails. If you have any questions or are having problems using or logging on to Studylink Connect click the button below or contact your regional or country manager.
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UTAS grand design to revitalise city with $65m, 430-room project.
29 January, 2017
Source: The Mercury
Students will start moving into UTAS’s new Hobart apartments within weeks, bringing life to the CBD and boosting local business. Stage one of the university’s $65 million residence will become home to hundreds of students from February 18. Note that as this development was funded from a low-income accommodation scheme students will need to demonstrate they (not their parents) fall under certain income thresholds by signing a statutory declaration.
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UTAS has been named in the UI-GreenMetric world’s top 50 environmentally-friendly universities.
4 January, 2017
The University of Tasmania has been named in the world’s top 50 environmentally-friendly universities in a recent international survey. Universitas Indonesia’s GreenMetric ranking system, released on December 29, assessed and compared 516 colleges and universities in 74 countries on criteria such as energy, water usage, waste management and education.
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Top Ten Ways For Students To Survive Their First Year Abroad.
15 January, 2017
Studying overseas can be one of the most exciting, memorable and challenging experiences of a student's life. Here are our top ten tips for students to survive their first year at UTAS. Please feel free to share on your social media networks or emails to students.
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University’s a Game for Information and Communications Technology Student, Randy.
4 January, 2017
For most students, playing computer games is a luxury reserved for the weekend, when they’re not studying or working. But for international student Randy Felim, each day of his degree is spent exploring his fascination for the world of gaming.
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