Program Overview

University Programs

The University of Tasmania offers a range of programs for students, including undergraduate and postgraduate courses, research degrees, and short courses.

Undergraduate Courses

• Undergraduate courses overview
• Double degrees
• Undergraduate courses A-Z listing
• Climate Action
• Mental Health
• Honours degrees

Postgraduate Courses

• Postgraduate courses overview
• Postgraduate courses A-Z listing
• Elevate your healthcare career
• Honours degrees

Research Degrees

Research degrees are available for students who wish to pursue a higher degree by research.

• Research degrees overview
• What is a research degree?
• Scholarships and fees
• Available projects for research degrees
• Apply to become a research student

Short Courses

The University offers a range of short courses, including:

• An Introduction to Shellfish Safety
• Applied Surgical Anatomy: Brain & Spinal Cord Regions
• Basic Assessment & Support in Intensive Care
• Basic Neurosurgical Skills
• AI in the workplace
• Change Management
• Children's Rights and Safety Courses
  • Child Safety: Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention
  • Introduction to Children's Rights and Safety
• Cider Start Up
• Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Basics
• Critical Thinking and Problem Solving for the Workplace
• Cultural Etiquette and Social Skills for the Global Workplace
• Cyber safe: The Essential Cyber-Awareness Toolkit
• Design Thinking and AI
• Digital Capability for the Workplace (Community and Social Care) Micro-credential
• Drone Remote Sensing and Mapping
• Effective Leadership
• Email and Telecommunication Skills for the Workplace
• Emergency Dentistry
• English Pronunciation Skills for the Workplace
• Expedition Medicine
• Gamechangers in Governance
• Grammar and Vocabulary for the Workplace
• IELTS for Graduates
• Implementation Science for Health Professionals
• Industrial Cyber Security Micro-credential
• Introduction to Web Technologies
• Living With Fire
• Timber Design for Residential Construction Micro-credential
• Managing People
• Outbreak Management
• Palawa Business Hub
• Preparing for Industry 4.0
• Procedural Skills for Abdominal Emergencies
• Professional Skills
  • Critical Reflection in Practice
• Project Management
• Public Health Surveillance
• Python Programming Foundations
• Regional Anaesthesia
• Science of Brewing Operations
• Managing and Regulating food safety risks in Bivalve Shellfish
• Shellfish Safety Supervisors course
• The Climate Shift: Exploring Science, Empowering Action
• The Essentials of Autonomous Systems and their applications in the Maritime Domain
• The Internet of Things
• Understanding Financial Statements: An introduction

Scholarships, Fees, and Costs

The University offers a range of scholarships, including domestic and international scholarships.

• Scholarships, fees and costs overview
• Domestic scholarships
  • Scholarships A-Z
• International scholarships
  • Early Acceptance Scholarship
• External scholarships
  • Tertiary Access Payment
• Prizes
  • Prizes A-Z
• Fee scholarships
• Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF)
• Aged Care Nursing Scholarships Program

Parliamentary Internship

The Parliamentary Internship is a 12-13 week program that allows students to gain hands-on experience in political research and policy-making analysis.

• The internship can be undertaken by any bachelor's degree level student with available electives.
• Students will take on a part-time placement with a Member of Parliament or a Parliamentary Committee.
• The internship requires a partnership between the University and the placement agency, and students must obtain the approval of the unit coordinator before enrolling.
• As part of the internship, students will be tasked with creating a research-oriented report, which will allow them to showcase their potential and demonstrate their abilities.