Snapshot of the University of Tasmania (UTAS) in 2022

• The University of Tasmania is ranked in the top 300 universities in the world and is one of Australia's premier universities for teaching excellence.
• The University has more than 29,000 local, national, and international students, with 90,000 alumni spread across more than 120 countries.
• The university is also ranked as a world leader in research - Why UTAS? 
• UTAS has campuses within the three main regions of Tasmania – Hobart in the south, Launceston in the north and Burnie in the north-west.  The University also has a campus in Sydney – Rozelle.
• UTAS has a number of colleges –
  • College of Arts, Law and Education
  • College of Health and Medicine
  • College of Sciences and Engineering
  • Tasmanian School of Business and Economics
• The university has three main specialist institutes –
  • Australian Maritime College (AMC)
  • Institute for Marine & Antarctic Studies (IMAS)
  • Menzies Institute for Medical Research
• UTAS offers specialised courses in marine and Antarctic studies
• The University of Tasmania also offers in Medicine, Biotechnology, Laboratory Medicine, and Medical Research - Medicine and Medical Research
• There are many undergraduate and post-graduate courses offered at the University of Tasmania. 
• UTAS has numerous industry partners where students in the College of Health and Medicine can participate in Professional Experience Placements.
• The University of Tasmania’s generous Scholarships and Prizes program encompasses state, national and international sponsored programs for domestic and international students. 
• The University of Tasmania has exchange agreements with a number of universities across the world - Exchange Partner Institutions.

UTAS offers a range of accommodation options to students.