Ranked #1 in the world
Climate Action (SDG 13) in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2024 and 2025.
Ranked #314 in the world
QS World University Rankings 2026, reflecting its position in the global top tier of universities.
Ranked top 100 globally
Ranked top 100 globally in at least ten subjects, including Oceanography where it is ranked around #8 in the world.
ACHIEVEMENTS
The University of Tasmania is widely recognized as an impact-focused research university with particular strengths in sustainability, marine and Antarctic science, environmental studies and regional development, and it combines these with relatively small class sizes and strong student support.
- Ranked #314 in the world in QS World University Rankings 2026, reflecting its position in the global top tier of universities.
- Ranked #4 in the world overall in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2025, measuring performance against the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
- Ranked #1 in the world for Climate Action (SDG 13) in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2024 and 2025.
- Ranked #1 in the world for Life on Land (SDG 15) in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2025.
- Ranked in the Top 2 percent of universities worldwide, based on major global rankings and subject performance.
- Ranked top 100 globally in at least ten subjects, including Oceanography where it is ranked around #8 in the world.
- Ranked in the QS Sustainability Rankings 2025 around #124 globally, highlighting strong performance in environmental and social impact measures
- Noted for research excellence, with the vast majority of research fields rated at or above world standard in national research assessments.
- Distinguished in marine, Antarctic and ocean sciences, including a global top 10 position in Oceanography and multiple subjects ranked in the world top 100.
- Praised for strong graduate salary outcomes and above average graduate employability ratings in national guides and independent reviews.
- Known for a strong focus on regional impact, including major investments in a new STEM precinct at Sandy Bay and developments that link university growth to housing and local development.
- Recognised for high quality teaching and learning with favourable student to staff ratios and positive ratings in learning resources and student support metrics.
- Acknowledged for leadership in sustainability frameworks such as STARS Silver rating and Green Gown inspired initiatives, reflecting institutional commitments to environmental performance
- Celebrated for its contribution to Tasmania’s cultural, artistic and community life through partnerships with local institutions, regional campuses and community hubs across the state.
FACILITIES
The University of Tasmania provides comprehensive academic, research and student support facilities across its campuses, including modern teaching spaces, specialist laboratories and extensive libraries. Students have access to advanced marine and Antarctic research infrastructure, health and clinical training centres, creative studios, performance venues and sports and recreation facilities. Residential colleges, student apartments, study hubs, learning support centres and on-campus services such as counselling and career advice further support student wellbeing and success.
Pathway College Facilities
- Pathway teaching classrooms, Sandy Bay campus
- Access to University of Tasmania libraries, Sandy Bay campus
- Computer laboratories and study spaces, Sandy Bay campus
- Student support and academic skills centre for pathway students, Sandy Bay campus
- Access to university sports and recreation facilities, Sandy Bay campus
- On-campus residential colleges and apartments (shared with University of Tasmania students), Sandy Bay and Hobart CBD
Undergraduate and Postgraduate Facilities
- University libraries, all major campuses
- General teaching laboratories, all major campuses
- Specialist marine and Antarctic research facilities, Hobart and coastal sites
- Health and clinical simulation centres, Hobart, Launceston and Sydney
- Engineering and STEM laboratories, Hobart and Launceston
- Creative arts studios and galleries, Hobart and Launceston
- Performance theatres and rehearsal spaces, Hobart and Launceston
- University sports centres and fitness facilities, Hobart, Launceston and Burnie
- Student service hubs and learning support centres, all major campuses
- On-campus residential colleges and student apartments, Hobart, Launceston and Burnie
LOCATION
Hobart (Sandy Bay Campus)
Churchill Avenue, Sandy Bay, Hobart, Tasmania 7005, Australia
Hobart City and CBD
Central Hobart precinct, including facilities around Melville Street and the city centre, Hobart, Tasmania 7000, Australia
Launceston (Newnham Campus)
Newnham Drive, Newnham, Launceston, Tasmania 7250, Australia
Launceston (Inveresk Campus)
Inveresk precinct, near Invermay, Launceston, Tasmania 7248, Australia
Cradle Coast (Burnie / West Park Campus)
16–20 Mooreville Road and West Park precinct, Burnie, Tasmania 7320, Australia
Australian Maritime College (AMC)
Newnham campus area, Newnham, Launceston, Tasmania 7248, Australia
Sydney (Rozelle Campus)
Corner of Church and Glover Streets, Lilyfield, New South Wales 2040, Australia
NEWS
INTAKE & PROGRAMMED OFFERED
Intake
PRE UNIVERSITY
IELTS: 5.5
UNDERGRADUATE
IELTS: 6.0
POST GRADUATE
IELTS: 6.0
Programmes
Pre University Programmes
- Foundation Studies Program (Standard): IELTS 5.5 with no band less than 5.0
- Foundation Studies Program (Extended): typically IELTS 5.5 with no band less than 5.0
- Foundation Studies Program (Fast-track / University Pathway Program Fast-track): IELTS 6.0 with no band less than 5.0
- International First Year Diploma (Business)
- International First Year Diploma (Science-ICT)
- International First Year Diploma (Engineering)
Undergraduate Programmes
- Agribusiness
- Architecture and Built Environments
- Business and Commerce
- Economics
- Global Logistics and Maritime Management
- Maritime and Nautical Science
- Information and Communication Technology
- Engineering (including Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and other specialisations)
- Environmental Management
- Natural Environment and Wilderness Studies
- Marine and Antarctic Science
- Science (including Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics and related disciplines)
- Medical Research
- Laboratory Medicine
- Medicine (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery)
- Nursing
- Pharmacy
- Psychology
- Social Work
- Arts and Humanities
- Media and Communication
- Fine Arts and Music
- Education and Teaching
- Law
- Social Sciences and Policy Studies
Postgraduate
- Agriculture and Food Sciences
- Architecture
- Planning and Environmental Planning
- Environmental Geospatial Science
- Marine and Antarctic Science
- Maritime Management
- Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management
- Information Technology and Systems
- Economic Geology
- Chemistry
- Environmental and Natural Resource Management
- Protected Area Conservation
- Laboratory Medicine
- Clinical Psychology
- Social Work (Qualifying)
- Education (Master of Education)
- Teaching (initial teacher education)
- Counselling
- Dementia Studies (postgraduate certificate, diploma and master)
- Strategic Communication (postgraduate certificate and diploma)
- Business and Management (including MBA variants)
Other Programmes
Other non-award and short programs are mainly English language and study abroad type offerings.
- Study Abroad and Exchange semesters and short programs
- Academic English and English Language Centre programs (Launceston and Hobart)
- Short courses, microcredentials and professional development programs in areas such as health, education, maritime and environmental management
TUITION FEE & LIVING COST
TUITION FEE
APPLICATION FEE
AUD 0 per application for international students
PRE UNIVERSITY
UNDER GRADUATE
POSTGRADUATE
AUD 20,985 to AUD 24,414 per program
AUD 35,000 to AUD 56,500 per year
AUD 36,000 to AUD 48,500 per year
Living Cost
AUD 1,000 to AUD 1,500 per month including accommodation, food, transport and other basic expenses, with Hobart and Launceston generally more affordable than larger mainland Australian cities.
ACCOMODATION
Christ College, Hobart, On Campus
Christ College is a long-established residential college located at the Sandy Bay campus in Hobart. It offers single rooms and multi-bedroom apartments within a supportive residential community. Utilities, internet and access to shared kitchens and communal spaces are included in typical packages.
- Benefits: Close walking distance to Sandy Bay teaching spaces and city buses
- Room: Single rooms and limited twin or apartment style options
- Facilities: Shared kitchens, common rooms, study spaces, laundry and internet included
- Price range: Commonly around AUD 205 to AUD 292 per week depending on room type
St John Fisher College, Hobart, On Campus
St John Fisher College (often referred to as John Fisher College) is a residential college at the Sandy Bay campus. It provides single rooms with shared facilities in a collegiate environment. Utilities and internet are included, with shared kitchens and common areas.
- Benefits: Short walk to Sandy Bay campus facilities and coastal walking paths
- Room: Single rooms, some shared apartments
- Facilities: Shared kitchens, lounges, study areas and laundry
- Price range: Typically aligned with Christ College in the mid 200s AUD per week
University Apartments, Sandy Bay Hobart, On Campus
Description of the place (3 sentences): University Apartments in Sandy Bay offer flat style living with shared apartments for groups of students. These apartments suit students who prefer more independent living while still being on or near campus. Utilities are usually included and residents share kitchens and living spaces.
- Benefits: Independent living while remaining part of the campus community
- Room: Single bedrooms within shared six-bedroom flats
- Facilities: Shared kitchens, lounges, bathrooms, laundry and internet
- Price range: Around AUD 269 to AUD 292 per week depending on configuration
Hobart Apartments / Hytten Hall, Hobart CBD, On Campus
Description of the place (3 sentences): Hobart Apartments located on Melville Street provide around 430 studio apartments in the city centre. Each studio is self-contained with private ensuite and kitchenette plus access to shared communal areas. This residence places students close to city campuses, shops and public transport.
- Benefits: City centre living close to Hobart CBD teaching spaces and amenities
- Room: Self-contained studio apartments
- Facilities: Communal kitchens, common rooms, laundry, Wi-Fi and limited parking
- Price range: Approximately AUD 319 per week in recent intakes
Kerslake Hall, Launceston Newnham, On Campus
Kerslake Hall is a residential college on the Newnham campus in Launceston. It offers self-catered single rooms with shared kitchens and bathrooms and is close to the Australian Maritime College and sports facilities. The hall provides a supported communal environment with social and academic activities.
- Benefits: On-campus living near teaching buildings and recreational facilities
- Room: Single self-catered bedrooms
- Facilities: Shared kitchens, bathrooms, study spaces, laundry and Wi-Fi
- Price range: Around AUD 202 to AUD 223 per week according to recent information
West Park Apartments, Cradle Coast Burnie, On Campus
West Park Apartments are located adjacent to the Cradle Coast Campus in Burnie overlooking the beach. They provide self-contained apartments that fall under the National Rental Affordability Scheme, helping keep rents lower for students. The location offers easy access to campus, the beach and local services.
- Benefits: Beachfront living within a short walk of Cradle Coast teaching facilities
- Room: Self-contained apartments, typically studio or one-bedroom layouts
- Facilities: Kitchen, bathroom, study area, laundry access and Wi-Fi
- Price range: Discounted under the National Rental Affordability Scheme, typically below average city rents for similar apartments
Jane Franklin Hall, South Hobart, Off Campus
Jane Franklin Hall is an independent residential college affiliated with the University of Tasmania in South Hobart. It offers catered single rooms and a collegiate environment for students. The residence provides regular meals, academic support and community activities.
- Benefits: Catered college experience with structured community life
- Room: Single catered rooms
- Facilities: Dining hall, common rooms, study spaces, gardens and Wi-Fi
- Price range: Approximately AUD 522 to AUD 651 per week based on recent published rates
UniLodge Ultimo, Sydney, Off Campus
UniLodge Ultimo is a private purpose-built student accommodation near central Sydney that is recommended for University of Tasmania students studying at the Rozelle campus. It offers a range of studio and shared apartments with on-site management. Students benefit from proximity to public transport and city amenities.
- Benefits: Modern student residence close to Sydney CBD and transport
- Room: Studios and shared apartments
- Facilities: Common areas, study rooms, laundry, security and internet
- Price range: Typical Sydney PBSA pricing, generally higher than Hobart, varying by room type
Iglu Sydney and Scape Sydney options, Off Campus
The University of Tasmania lists several third-party providers such as Iglu and Scape in Sydney as recommended accommodation options for Rozelle campus students. These residences offer fully furnished studios and shared apartments. They are located close to public transport with a focus on student communities.
- Benefits: Professionally managed housing with strong student support and amenities
- Room: Mix of ensuite rooms, shared apartments and studios
- Facilities: Common lounges, study spaces, gyms, laundry and high-speed internet
- Price range: Typically from around AUD 400 to AUD 700 per week depending on property and room type