International course guide 2019 Contents

Why choose the University of ? 1 The Tasmanian lifestyle 2 Fun facts about Tasmania 4 Top fifteen things to do while studying in Tasmania 5 Location 6 Airport pick-up 7 Campuses 8 Student support services 10 Scholarships program 11 Cost of living 12 Casual job opportunities 13 Accommodation 14 English language 16 Foundation Studies 18 Study abroad and exchange 19 Your study options 22 Courses available to international students 23 General entry requirements 31 Equivalent undergraduate entry requirements by country 33 ATAR conversion table 34 How to apply 36 More information 38 Why choose the ?

1. Excellence in teaching 3. Scholarships and affordability The University of Tasmania (UTAS) is ’s fourth UTAS offers a range of generous scholarships schemes oldest university. It is Australia’s premier university for for international students. Tuition fees for international teaching excellence, recently receiving more teaching students are affordable and Tasmanian cities have a awards than any other Australian university.1 lower cost of living than most other cities in Australia which allows for a more enjoyable student lifestyle. The QS World University Rankings By Subject has placed UTAS amongst the world’s top universities in a range of disciplines: the University’s Earth & Marine Sciences stands proudly in the top 50 in 4. You’re not just a number the world; Agriculture & Forestry in the top 100, As a medium-sized university with approximately Environmental Studies in the top 200; Sociology in 43,000 students, UTAS provides smaller classes, the top 250, and Medicine and Life Sciences in the personalized attention and ready access to lecturers top 300.2 Furthermore, the prestigious Academic and tutors for advice and support. Our dynamic Ranking of World Universities has ranked us in the international student body numbers around top 300 universities in the world.3 7,000 students. We’re able to provide you with tailored services — and we’ll know you by name! 2. World-class research In 2018, UTAS was ranked in the top 2 per cent of 5. The real Australian experience 3 universities, worldwide. The University’s rich portfolio Tasmania provides an overwhelmingly English-speaking of research excellence across a broad range of subjects environment, and a traditional Australian culture, all in 4 has been highlighted by the Australian Government. a stunning and fun-packed location. Our international In the same assessment, we received a rating of ‘at or scholars are able to interact with the friendly locals at above world standard’ in 48 out of 51 fields of and throughout the Tasmania community, — 94 per cent of submitted disciplines — and secured giving you a great opportunity to improve your our place as head of the nation in geomatic engineering English and career prospects while enjoying a research, fisheries sciences, and journalism and true ‘Australian experience’. professional writing. Students and researchers are also able to take advantage of more than 400 industry partnerships and collaborations in more than 117 nations around the world.

1 Australian Government Office of Learning and Teaching 2012, 2013, 2015 2 QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2018 3 Academic Rankings of World Universities (ARWU), 2018 4 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA), 2015 1 The Tasmanian lifestyle If you want a unique life experience, Tasmania is the place to study.

Imagine a vibrant student lifestyle, with cafes, restaurants and bars, a calendar jammed with music and arts festivals, historic cityscapes on the water, magical auroras, soaring snow-capped peaks, adrenalin-inducing adventure sports, World Heritage wilderness, sparkling beaches, and great shopping. Not to mention some pretty cute animals found only in Tasmania. With a roll call like this it’s not hard to understand why Tasmania is listed in Lonely Planet’s Top 5 Must Visit Destinations 2015 and as one of the Top Five Islands of the World by Travel and Leisure Magazine 2016. It’s simply an awesome place to be a student!

In and near the city There’s plenty to do in and Launceston, whether it’s enjoying the vibrant cafe and restaurant scene, shopping, live music, cinema, theatre, live comedy, museums and art galleries. But we also have some amazing places close to our campuses to explore and entertain: –– MONA, the Museum –– Cascade Brewery of Old and New Art –– Blue Derby –– Cataract Gorge mountain bike trails –– Mount Wellington –– Bonorong Wildlife Rescue Sanctuary –– Hollybank Ziplining

2 Festivals Tassie is well known for its year-round festival calendar, including: –– The Falls Festival –– Festivale –– Mona Foma –– Festival of Voices –– Dark Mofo –– Taste of Tasmania –– BOFA Film Festival –– Ten Days on the Island

Sport and adventure Tasmanians love sport. But the state is also renowned for adrenalin-pumping activities, so be adventurous and give one a try! –– Canyoning –– Sailing –– Hiking –– Sea kayaking –– Mountain biking –– Surfing –– Rock climbing –– White water rafting

Nature and sightseeing Tasmania is most famous for its nature with more than 42 per cent of the state protected in National parks and reserves. Locals, tourists and students alike love getting out to enjoy some of the popular destinations such as: –– Bay of Fires –– Tahune Forest Airwalk –– Bruny Island –– Three Peaks Walk –– Cradle Mountain –– Wineglass Bay

While exploring Tasmania, you’ll get to see many unique things: –– The Southern Lights –– Pademelons –– Tasmanian devils –– Quolls –– Albino wallabies –– Handfish

Shopping and markets Whether it’s boutique fashion or organic food you’re into, Tassie offers something for every taste. You’ll find an eclectic range of markets to keep you entertained and your student house well stocked: –– Farmers markets –– Flea markets –– Street food stalls –– Art and designer bazaars –– Antique markets –– Swap meets

Food and beverages Tasmania is famous for its gourmet dining. Some of the local specialties you can try while you’re here include: –– Abalone and lobster –– Cheeses –– Cherries, berries –– Wine, cider and whisky and apples –– Leatherwood honey –– Wallaby

3 Fun facts about Tasmania

The Palawa (Tasmanian Aboriginal) The , which is Tasmania has 69 golf courses word for Tasmania is Trouwerner. only found in Tasmania, is the — more per capita than any largest carnivorous marsupial. other state in Australia. It also Tasmania is similar in size to the has the oldest golf course in Republic of Ireland or Sri Lanka. The world’s first Green party the southern hemisphere. formed in Tasmania in 1972. Hobart is the second-driest Hobart is home to Australia’s capital city in Australia. It receives More than 42 per cent of Tasmania oldest working theatre, the about half as much rain per year is World Heritage Area, national Theatre Royal. as . park and marine or forest reserves. Tasmania has the largest lavender Tasmania has water so pure Lomatia tasmanica, or King’s farm in the southern hemisphere, it produces the only bottled lomatia, is a self-cloning shrub Bridestowe. It is home to Bobby, rain water approved by health found in Tasmania. Stands of the the famous lavender bear. departments around the world.* clone are believed to be as old as 43,600 years old, reputedly Actor was born Tasmania is situated closer to the making it the world’s oldest living in Tasmania. His father was equator than Rome or Chicago. plant clone. a biology professor at the University of Tasmania. Unlike Australia’s mainland Tasmanians travel the shortest states, Tasmania enjoys four true distances of any Australian Australia’s first novel was seasons — it’s possible to swim workers between their homes published in Hobart in 1831. at the beach off the main campus and their jobs. in summer and make snowmen in winter!

*Cape Grim bottled water is approved by the health departments of the USA, EU, Australia and Japan. 4 Top fifteen things to do while studying in Tasmania To make the most of your time in Tassie, we’ve made a checklist of just a few awesome things to do while you’re here. See if you can check them all off! 1 2 3

Get up close to a Tasmanian devil Experience an Aboriginal smoking “Ride the sheep” to MONA – at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary ceremony on kunyani/Mt Wellington The Museum of Old and New Art Photo Credit: MONA/Rémi Chauvin Credit: Photo 4 5 6

Be wowed by the brilliant lights See pademelons in the Party at the Falls Music Festival of the Aurora Australis snow at Cradle Mountain Photo Credit: Cam Blake Photography 7 8 9

Indulge your dark side at Dark Mofo Take your selfie with picture-perfect Go whale watching off Bruny Island Winter Solstice Festival Wineglass Bay as a backdrop 10 11 12

Zip through the treetops Get scared on a night-time at Hollybank ghost tour of Port Arthur Take a slide through Dismal Swamp 13 14 15

Munch on a famous Visit a town called Penguin Toboggan down Henty Dunes Tassie scallop pie

5 Location

Australia

Burnie (research) Launceston

Tasmania

Hobart

6 Airport pick-up

UTAS offers an airport pick-up service for all new international students arriving in Tasmania for the first time. You need to request this after you have confirmed your accommodation arrangements and at least three days before you are due to arrive. The service is free for students. However, family members or friends travelling with a UTAS student will also be transported for a small charge if space is available. Request your airport pick-up using the form available online at utas.edu.au/students/international-students/airport-pickup-request.

Brisbane

2.5hrs

Sydney 1hr 50min 1hr 35min 2hrs 35min

Melbourne

1hr 10min 1hr

(2hrs 20min by road) Launceston Hobart

7 Campuses

Hobart campuses

The University of Tasmania’s expansion of facilities in the main campus in Hobart is Hobart CBD, including the located in the suburb of Sandy Academy of Creative Industries Bay. Set on 100, sloping and Performing Arts to be BELLERIVE hectares, it has panoramic built next to the Theatre Royal Medical Science Precinct river and city views and is (Australia’s oldest theatre), close to shops, transport, and and a media centre planned TCOTA HOBART entertainment. It is only a short for Salamanca. CBD Sullivan’s Cove walk to Hobart’s CBD and a The College of Sciences quick drive to the airport. Conservatorium of Music IMAS and Engineering has off- Derwent River Many of the University’s campus facilities in the south, colleges are based at the including the University Farm Sandy Bay campus, and share near Richmond, which is the Sandy Bay close links with our city-based site for agricultural research. satellite campuses including The University’s observatories the Conservatorium of Music, and the Physics the Tasmanian College of the Museum are located at Sandy Bay (main campus) Arts, the Institute for Marine Cambridge, near Hobart, and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) while a new optical telescope on Hobart’s waterfront, the is located at Bisbee Tier, multi-million dollar Medical approximately 50 kilometres Sciences Precinct, and north of Hobart. the Domain. The University of Tasmania is planning further

8 Launceston campuses

The University of Tasmania’s The campus also features Newnham campus is a the Human Interface spacious, 50-hectare campus Technology Lab (HITLab AU), BELLERIVE that overlooks the . the only facility of its kind The Newnham campus is in Australia. This teaching Main Campus (Newnham) located a short drive or bike and research facility builds Tamar River ride from Launceston’s city advanced human-computer centre. It is serviced by regular interface technology that public transport and is close to unlocks the power of human local shopping centres. intelligence, improves quality of life and links minds globally. The Newnham campus is home to the Australian Maritime The Inveresk campus is located College, Australia’s national adjacent to the Queen Victoria centre for maritime education Museum and Art Gallery at the INVERMAY and training, which is renowned 17-hectare cultural precinct at for its world-class teaching and Inveresk near Launceston’s Inveresk Campus research facilities. inner city. The campus features award winning world-class facilities which are home to LAUNCESTON CBD the School of Creatives Arts and the renowned School of Technology Environments and Design.

9 Student support services Whether it’s helping you to find your feet, make new networks, or get help with study, student support services are designed to enhance your student experience and promote your academic success.

International Student Spiritual and pastoral care Advisors (ISAs) Faith centres on the Sandy Bay and Newnham ISAs offer free personalised support, advice and campuses support the spiritual well-being of all students. information about all aspects of university life and Prayer rooms and facilities for Muslim students and staff on any matters related to your life as a student. are at both our Sandy Bay and Newnham campuses.

Learning development Health conditions and disability and language support Practical assistance and support for any student with a permanent or temporary disability or health condition. Our team of staff and award-winning students provide a variety of free academic development, mentoring and study sessions to help you develop your academic Career development and language skills and learn effectively. and employment Our dedicated careers team provides many services Personal counselling including iPrep — a work preparation and internship UTAS counsellors offer confidential and professional program for international students, assistance with counselling to students experiencing academic, resumes and preparing for interviews, an online job mental health and personal concerns. board, as well as job search advice and support.

UTASLife Uni is more than just study. Whether it’s the UniGym for fitness and relaxation, meeting new friends and exploring Tasmania, or clubs and societies for expanding your interests, UTASLife has you covered.

10 Scholarships program The University of Tasmania has a suite of generous international scholarships and bursaries to attract talented undergraduate and postgraduate students from around the world.

Tasmanian International FSP to Degree Discount Scholarship (TIS) If you have completed the University’s Foundation Available only to international full fee-paying students, Studies Program (FSP), the FSP to Degree Discount this scheme provides a 25 per cent reduction on provides you with a 10 per cent discount on the published FSP or degree tuition fees for the duration of registered tuition fees for your undergraduate degree. the course, providing you maintain satisfactory grades This discount is available for all undergraduate degrees during your studies. This scholarship is available for including an Honours program if applicable and applies most courses — please visit utas.edu.au/students/ from the start of your undergraduate degree. If you have international-scholarships to view the list of eligible already been offered a TIS or Family Alumni Bursary you courses. No separate TIS scholarship application form are not eligible for the FSP to Degree Discount. is required as your eligibility for this scholarship will be assessed automatically when your application to study at the University is processed. International Postgraduate Discount International Family If you are an international student who has completed an Alumni Bursary undergraduate degree at the University of Tasmania and If you are an international applicant whose parent, are commencing a postgraduate coursework degree you or sibling has studied at the University of Tasmania, will receive a 10 per cent fee reduction for the duration you may be eligible for a 10 per cent fee reduction of you course. This is available for all postgraduate for the duration of your course. coursework courses. You must fill out the Alumni Bursary Application, available For information on other scholarships available at utas.edu.au/students/international-scholarships, to international students, including those for to be considered for this fee discount. postgraduate research candidates, please refer to utas.edu.au/students/international-scholarships Please note that if you are offered a TIS or FSP discount or email [email protected]. the alumni bursary will not apply.

11 Cost of living As Australia’s premier regional study destination, Tasmania’s affordable cost of living makes it a great choice for any student wanting to enjoy a quality university destination on a budget. It is consistently shown to be one of the least expensive states to live in Australia.

Financial requirements for your Rough guide to living costs visa The following is a rough guide to living costs for In order to receive a student visa, you must show you Tasmanian international students. Of course, these will have the financial means to study in Australia, including vary depending on your preferred standard of living. your travel expenses, your first year of course fees and $20,290 living costs for 12 months. If family are traveling Accommodation with you, you will also have to show: –– Hostels and Guesthouses: $90 to $150 per week –– Partner or spouse: $7,100 extra –– Shared Rental: $100 to $215 per week –– Per child: $3,040 extra –– Single Rental: $150 to $300 per week –– On campus: $185 to $245 per week Visit the Department of Home Affairs website for more –– University Homestay: $270 per week information: homeaffairs.gov.au. Living expenses Students with families –– Groceries and eating out: $80 to $200 per week –– Utilities: $12 to $20 per week The school-aged children of many international students enrolled at the University of Tasmania are –– Phone and Internet: $20 to $55 per week required to pay tuition fees to attend a Tasmanian –– Public transport: $15 to $30 per week Government School. Some exemptions apply, including –– Entertainment, sport, personal care: $60 to for the children of Australia Awards scholarship $150 per week holders and children of postgraduate research degree –– Study expenses (books, photocopying, stationery, etc.): (e.g. PhD) students. For more information, please visit $800 per year the international students’ Dependent Students pages * Estimates are based on the Australian Government’s Living Costs in of the Tasmania Department of Education website at Australia (studyinaustralia.gov.au/english/live-in-australia/living-costs), education.tas.gov.au. and with some local variations for accommodation, services and utilities sourced from the University of Tasmania, rental and utility and service providers in relevant locations in Tasmania. * Estimates correct as of August 2018.

12 Casual job opportunities

Over the past five years, the Tasmanian economy has grown steadily and there are now more opportunities for international students to find casual job opportunities, especially seasonal work in the tourism and agricultural sectors (for example, fruit picking). At the University of Tasmania, we encourage students to focus on their studies but recognise that having the opportunity to work in Australia can help you adapt to a new culture, improve your English and provide you with real life work experience to assist you when looking for a permanent job upon graduation. 13 Accommodation

University student Shared rental accommodation accommodation Sharing a rental house off-campus with other students The University provides on-campus and off-campus is a popular option for many university students. student accommodation in Hobart and Launceston Shared rental accommodation is advertised on through Accommodation Services. noticeboards around the university (especially the Tasmanian University Union Building), and on Whether you’re studying in Hobart or Launceston, there are websites such as flatmates.com.au. a variety of on-campus and off-campus accommodation options to choose from. Most consist of single rooms with The following suburbs are generally close to our shared facilities, as well as six-bedroom apartments and campuses with ready access to transport which a limited number of one and two-bedroom flats. In 2018, you might wish to consider as starting points: weekly rates range from $159 to $222 for on-campus Hobart and Sandy Bay campuses — Battery Point; accommodation and $270 for off-campus accommodation. Dynnyrne; Hobart CBD; Sandy Bay; North Hobart; For more information and up to date rates, South Hobart; West Hobart. visit utas.edu.au/accommodation. Newnham and Inveresk campuses — Invermay; Mowbray; Newnham; Alanvale; East Launceston; Jane Franklin Hall, Hobart Launceston CBD Jane Franklin Hall is the only fully catered, traditional, independent residential college in Tasmania. In addition Private rental housing to providing accommodation and pastoral support, ‘Jane’ If you’re coming with your family, your own rental also provides tutorials and all meals as part of the fee, property is a good option. Private rentals are allowing students to concentrate on studying and making advertised by local estate agents or online at the most of university life. A free bus service connects realestate.com.au/rent. students to the Hobart and Sandy Bay campuses. For more information visit jane.edu.au. Arranging accommodation You need to make your own arrangements for Homestay accommodation and ensure you have somewhere With homestay accommodation in both Hobart and to stay for when you first arrive in Tasmania. Launceston you live with an Australian host so you can If you want to apply for on-campus accommodation practice your English and learn more about Australian you should apply as early as possible — at least three culture in a safe, caring and rewarding environment. months before you arrive. Please note that all students aged under 18 studying If you are interested in shared or private rental housing it in Launceston are always placed in approved is usually better to wait until you arrive in Tasmania but homestay accommodation. at the same time have some temporary accommodation For more information about homestay accommodation, arranged for your arrival. see utas.edu.au/accommodation. Some temporary accommodation options are listed on the airport pickup form www.utas.edu.au/students/ Under-18 accommodation international-students/airport-pickup-request and the Discover Tasmania website discovertasmania.com. If you are under 18 and will be studying in Launceston, au/where-to-stay. you can stay in homestay accommodation. Please refer to the homestay information in this section. Want more information? If you’re under 18 years of age and will be studying in Hobart, you can live in homestay or at Springvale Hostel. If you have any further accommodation questions Springvale provides top quality accommodation for you can contact Accommodation Services at international high school, college and university students [email protected]. and a safe, fun learning environment. For information about under-18 accommodation, see utas.edu.au/accommodation.

14 15 English language

The University of Tasmania’s English English Language Programs Language Centre (ELC) offers a variety of English language programs taught by UTASAccess — Direct Entry UTASAccess — Direct Entry is an alternative English fully qualified, highly committed teachers. language pathway into an undergraduate or postgraduate These include direct entry English degree at the University of Tasmania. It is taught at both programs into degree courses and the Hobart and Launceston campuses. IELTS preparation. This multi-level program provides 20 hours per week of intensive English language tuition for pre-intermediate The English Language Centre is a member of English to advanced learners. Each level comprises a Australia and is a registered IELTS testing centre. five-week module. You must achieve a set mark All courses are regulated by the Australian Government before you can progress to successive levels. agency TEQSA (Tertiary Education Quality and Subject to your assessed English level, you can Standards Agency). start at any of the available UTASAccess Levels While you are studying with us you will have access to all (see Table 1, on page 17). Depending on your intended University of Tasmania facilities and services available to degree, completion of either Level 6 or Level 7 with the our other university students as well as student discounts required pass marks satisfies the English requirement for things like transport, accommodation, books, cinema, into all University of Tasmania courses, including those and sport. at the Australian Maritime College. See Pathways to University diagram on page 18. Please refer to the pages 31–32 or visit utas.edu.au/courses to confirm the English language requirements for your intended degree. utas.edu.au/elc/direct-entry-academic-program

UTASAccess — Maritime English Direct This course is for students needing to meet English requirements for entry into the Australian Maritime College. It is only taught at the Launceston campus. As a UTASAccess — Maritime English Direct Entry student you will attend UTASAccess classes and have access to maritime English materials to enhance your understanding of maritime industry terminology and communications. utas.edu.au/elc/maritime-english-courses

UTASAccess — English UTASAccess-English is designed to meet the needs of a broad range of English learners, whether you need to improve your skills for further study, career, travel opportunities or just out of interest. This multi-level program provides 20 hours per week of intensive English language tuition for pre-intermediate to advanced learners. On successful completion of the course students receive a certificate of completion and a transcript. utas.edu.au/elc/access-english

16 Table 1: UTASAccess — Direct Entry Courses Entry Requirements Meeting one of these entry requirements: Provides entry into: To calculate total minimum study each level requires 5 weeks Students with Admission conditions of IELTS 6.0 (all bands 6.0) or higher, LEVEL 7 must complete Levels 6 and 7 (entry to degrees: IELTS 6.0 or higher with all required band scores) IELTS 6.0 TOEFL iBT 75 PTE 50 Cambridge LEVEL 6 (no band (writing 18) (no communicative English Scale (entry to degrees: less than 5.0) skill below 36) Overall 173, IELTS 6.0 with all no skill less than 157 bands 5.5 only)

IELTS 5.5 TOEFL iBT 46 PTE 42 Cambridge LEVEL 5** (no band less 5) (writing 14) (no communicative English Scale skill below 36) Overall 165, no skill less than 157 IELTS 5.0 TOEFL iBT 40 PTE 36 Cambridge LEVEL 4 (no band (writing 12) (no communicative English Scale less than 4.5) skill below 30) O ve r a l l 157, no skill less than 150 IELTS 4.5 TOEFL iBT 34 PTE 30 Cambridge LEVEL 3 (no band (no communicative English Scale less than 4.5) skill below 30) Overall 153, no skill less than 147 IELTS 4.5 TOEFL iBT 32 PTE 30 Cambridge LEVEL 2 (no band (writing 10) (no communicative English Scale less than 4.0) skill below 24) O ve r a l l 147, no skill less than 147 IELTS 4.0 TOEFL iBT 31 PTE 29 Cambridge LEVEL 1* (no band less than 3.5) English Scale Overall 120–146

* Level 1 is taught at a pre-intermediate standard. Students with lower scores therefore may take longer to meet progression requirements. **Successful completion of Level 5 will satisfy the minimum English language requirements for the Foundation Studies (Standard) Program at UTAS.

17 Foundation Studies

The University of Tasmania’s Foundation Studies Program (FSP) has been designed for those of you who’d like to start an undergraduate degree but who don’t yet meet the academic requirements.

Successful completion of the Foundation Studies Program with the GPA score required by the faculty you wish to enter will provide you with direct entry into your chosen degree at the University of Tasmania (entry is not guaranteed for Nursing, Medicine and Pharmacy due to the limited number of places available for these courses).

Course structure Foundation Studies Program High You choose to study one of three streams, Achievers Scholarship based on the degree you intend studying: High Achievers Scholarships provide 50 per cent off –– Arts FSP tuition fees and are available to high-performing –– Business and Law Foundation Studies Program students. –– Science, Health and Engineering For further information on our scholarship and bursary offerings, please go to page 11. You will undertake two compulsory units — English for Tertiary Studies; and Ideas and Critical Thinking — and then undertake a number of electives based on the stream you choose. Pathways to University Information on the above-mentioned elective options is UTASAccess English available at: utas.edu.au/foundation-studies. Levels 1, 2 & 3 Pre-Intermediate Intermediate Entry requirements Levels 4 & 5 The English language requirement for the Foundation Intermediate Foundation Studies Studies Program is a minimum overall IELTS score Upper-Intermediate of 5.5, with no individual band score less than 5.0,

or TOEFL/PTE equivalent. Level 6 Undergraduate Advanced Studies

Alternative entry Graduate Certificates, Level 7 Masters, Research Advanced If you haven’t met the English requirements for FSP you and Phd can enrol in the UTASAccess language course at the English Language Centre (see page 16). The length of study will be determined by your level of English at enrolment and the time taken to attain success at Level 5 of the UTASAccess course. For example, if you have IELTS 5.0 and no band less than 4.5 you will be placed in Level 4 and you can enter the FSP with a minimum of ten weeks’ study if you achieve the required results at Level 5. However, be prepared to take further modules at the same level if you aren’t successful. If you successfully complete the UTASAccess program at Level 5 you can enter the FSP directly with no further IELTS testing required.

18 Study abroad and exchange Whether you want to study for a semester with us here in Tasmania or you are enrolling full-time at the University of Tasmania and want to study some subjects overseas, we have something to help you expand your academic and personal horizons.

To Tasmania From Tasmania Inbound study abroad and exchange students study for Current UTAS international students can get a truly global one or two semesters at UTAS choosing from a range of education by taking advantage of our outbound Student subjects across the University. Exchange Program. Study for a semester or two at one of our 160+ partner institutions across 30 countries around If your current university has a exchange agreement the world to really expand your academic experience and with the University of Tasmania, you can study with us as an career opportunities. inbound exchange student. Our current international students can apply for scholarship Whether your university has an agreement with UTAS or not, funding to assist with your Study Exchange Program you can still study with us for one or two semesters as a expenses, including airfares and accommodation. fee-paying study abroad student. For more information about all your options, contact our Student Mobility Officer:[email protected] .

19 20 21 Your study options

The University of Tasmania Undergraduate Honours offers a wide choice of An undergraduate degree is Honours can help you gain deeper generalist and specialist typically a three year, full-time knowledge in your specialist degrees at undergraduate and course. In addition to face-to-face undergraduate area. The additional postgraduate levels. It also offers classes, we also offer distance honours year can mean you start sub-degree pathway programs study options for some courses your career higher up the ladder and English language programs. to international students based and progress in your career faster. outside Australia. For many Not all courses are offered at every It can also lead to postgraduate courses there is a range of campus — for more information, study and a career in research units available over the summer, see table on pages 23–30 or visit or academia. utas.edu.au/courses. spring and winter breaks. Many of our courses are Masters by Coursework English Language Programs accredited and professionally Postgraduate degrees vary in Whether you want to improve your recognised by industry and duration and offer a variety of English to qualify for further study, professional bodies in Australia and exit options including graduate or to enhance job opportunities, abroad. Professional recognition certificates, graduate diplomas, or just out of interest, we have a of degrees in areas such as and masters. program to suit you. accounting, engineering, business, Depending on the course IT, law, health or education is UTASAccess-Direct Entry you choose, your masters by necessary to work in these fields, is designed for international coursework degree may be by and graduating with a University students intending to enter an course work only, or a combination of Tasmania degree in these fields undergraduate or postgraduate of coursework and research. degree at the University of allows you to pursue rewarding Many of our postgraduate Tasmania who do not yet meet careers in these professions. coursework programs are the University English language accredited and professionally entry requirements. Double or Combined Degrees recognised by industry bodies in The UTASAccess-Maritime English Double undergraduate degrees Australia and abroad. Professional Direct Entry course is designed for merge the core requirements of recognition of University of students on pathways to courses two different degrees. This lets Tasmania master degrees in such at the University’s Australian you graduate with the equivalent areas as accounting, engineering, Maritime College (AMC). of two undergraduate degrees business, IT, health or education UTASAccess-English is designed faster than it would take to do enables you to take your careers to meet the needs of a broad two separate degrees. to new heights. range of English learners. Double degrees can give you Whether you need to improve Postgraduate degrees greater depth of knowledge by Research your skills for further study, career, in more than one field and Postgraduate degrees by travel opportunities or just out of multidisciplinary skills. This gives research (masters or PhD) interest, a UTASAccess-English you more career options. are known as Higher Degrees course can provide today’s global by Research (HDR). citizen with the necessary tools for If you’re academically capable and want to challenge yourself, effective communication. Prospective candidates a double degree is an ideal way considering a higher degree to get the most from your time Foundation Studies by research should have at university. If you would like to embark on an previous undergraduate or undergraduate degree but don’t postgraduate qualifications yet have the academic skills to including a substantial research do so, the Foundation Studies component or project. Program provides you with the Should you be interested in academic skills to move on to an studying an HDR, you can explore undergraduate degree. For more your options at utas.edu.au/GR. information about Foundation Studies, see page 18.

22 Courses available to international students

COURSE ANNUAL FEE DURATION INTAKE ATAR ADDITIONAL PRE-REQUISITES Legend SUBJECT DEGREE TYPE CODE (AUD)** (YEARS) (SEMESTER) LOCATION SCORE (IN ADDITION TO STANDARD UNIVERSITY ENTRY REQUIREMENTS) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION COURSE URL Intake Australian Maritime College (AMC) 1 = February Semester 1 Undergraduate 2 = July Semester 2 Students must gain employment with a shipping company in order to Mathematics applied (or equivalent) or higher AND chemistry or physics. IELTS 5.5 3 = June Winter School Advanced Diploma 22T 31,500 3 Jan, Jun L 60 obtain the required qualifying sea service. Employment must be sought utas.edu.au/courses/22t Applied Science (Marine Electrical Engineering) (no band less than 5.0). either before or after Year 1 studies. 4 = October Spring School Students must gain employment with a shipping company in order to 5 = January Summer School Mathematics applied (or equivalent) or higher AND chemistry or physics. IELTS 5.5 Advanced Diploma 22R 31,500 3 Jan, Jun L 60 obtain the required qualifying sea service. Employment must be sought utas.edu.au/courses/22r Applied Science (Marine Engineering) (no band less than 5.0). either before or after Year 1 studies. Winter, spring or summer school start dates may vary from the Students must gain employment with a shipping company in order to Mathematics applied (or equivalent) or higher AND chemistry or physics. IELTS 5.5 month stated above. Please check Advanced Diploma 22Q 31,500 3.5 Jan, Jun L 60 obtain the required qualifying sea service. Employment must be sought utas.edu.au/courses/22q Applied Science (Nautical Science) (no band less than 5.0). the website for full details. either before or after Year 1 studies. Students must gain employment with a shipping company in order to Location Applied Science (Marine Electrical Engineering) Bachelor 23T 31,500 4 Jan, Jun L 60 Mathematics applied (or equivalent) or higher AND chemistry or physics. obtain the required qualifying sea service. Employment must be sought utas.edu.au/courses/23t H = Hobart either before or after Year 1 studies. L = Launceston Students must gain employment with a shipping company in order to S = Sydney Applied Science (Marine Engineering) Bachelor 23R 31,500 4 Jan, Jun L 60 Mathematics applied (or equivalent) or higher AND chemistry or physics. obtain the required qualifying sea service. Employment must be sought utas.edu.au/courses/23r either before or after Year 1 studies. D = Distance Students must gain employment with a shipping company in order to Applied Science (Nautical Science) Bachelor 23Q 31,500 4.5 Jan, Jun L 60 Mathematics applied (or equivalent) or higher AND chemistry or physics. obtain the required qualifying sea service. Employment must be sought utas.edu.au/courses/23q either before or after Year 1 studies. * Honours year available Mid-year entry is subject to credit/advanced standing. ~ Graduate Certificate (GC) Engineering (Specialisation) with Honours Bachelor P4F1 37,250 4 1 L 70 Mathematics and physics (or an equivalent science subject). Specialisations: marine and offshore engineering, naval architecture, utas.edu.au/courses/p4f1 and Graduate Diploma (GD) ocean engineering options available Bachelor P3E 31,000 3 1, 2 L, D 65 utas.edu.au/courses/p3e Global Logistics and Maritime Management **These fees and codes were Postgraduate based on 2019 structures and correct at the time of print but Maritime and Logistics Management Graduate Certificate J5N 33,000 0.5 1, 2 L, D - utas.edu.au/courses/j5n are subject to change. Please Maritime Engineering (Naval Engineering) Graduate Certificate J5Z1 32,000 0.5 1, 2 L, D - utas.edu.au/courses/j5z1 see utas.edu.au/international/ courses for an updated list of fees. Maritime Engineering (Technology Management) Graduate Certificate J5Z2 32,000 0.5 1, 2 L, D - utas.edu.au/courses/j5z2 Maritime and Logistics Management Graduate Diploma J6N 33,000 1 1, 2 L, D - 2 years’ work experience utas.edu.au/courses/j6n Maritime Engineering (Naval Engineering) Graduate Diploma J6Z1 32,000 1 1, 2 L, D - utas.edu.au/courses/j6z1 2019 Commencement Dates Maritime Engineering (Technology Management) Graduate Diploma J6Z2 32,000 1 1, 2 L, D - utas.edu.au/courses/j6z2 Semester 1 Business Administration (Advanced) Master 27C 34,000 2 1, 2 L, D - 2 years’ work experience utas.edu.au/courses/27c Orientation week (Maritime and Logistics Management) 18–22 February 2019 Business Administration Master 27D 33,000 1.5 1, 2 L, D - utas.edu.au/courses/27d Semester 1 commences (Marine Environment and Management) 25 February 2019 Business Administration Master J7N 33,000 1.5 1, 2 L, D - 2 years’ work experience utas.edu.au/courses/j7n (Maritime and Logistics Management) Semester 2 Business Administration Orientation week Master 27E 33,000 1.5 1, 2 L, D - utas.edu.au/courses/27e (Maritime Technology Management) 8–12 July 2019 Business Administration Semester 2 commences Master 27F 26,000 1.5 1, 2 L, D - 2 years’ work experience utas.edu.au/courses/27f (Shipping and Maritime Management) 15 July 2019 Engineering (Maritime Design) Master 27B1 32,000 2 1, 2 L - utas.edu.au/courses/27b1 Engineering (Naval Engineering) Master J7Z1 32,000 1.5 1, 2 L, D - utas.edu.au/courses/j7z1 2019 UTASAccess Course Dates Engineering (Technology Management) Master J7Z2 32,000 1.5 1, 2 L, D - utas.edu.au/courses/j7z2 Module Dates Logistics Management (Advanced) Master 27G 29,750 2 1, 2 L, D - utas.edu.au/courses/27g 1 7 January–8 February Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences 2 12 February–15 March Undergraduate 3 18 March–18 April Arts Bachelor A3A 29,450 3 1, 2 H, L 65 utas.edu.au/courses/a3a 4 6 May–7 June Fine Arts Bachelor 13R 30,450 3 1, 2 H, L 65 Subjects in creative arts or design are desirable but not essential. A portfolio may be required. utas.edu.au/courses/13r 5 11 June–12 July Justice Studies Bachelor 13Q 29,450 3 1, 2 H, L 65 utas.edu.au/courses/13q 6 22 July–23 August Media Bachelor 13T 29,450 3 1, 2 H 65 utas.edu.au/courses/13t 7 26 August–27 September Bachelor 13O 30,450 3 1, 2 H - CD, DVD or secure internet link of your repertoire and undertake theory and aural test on arrival. utas.edu.au/courses/13o Music 8 7 October–8 November Social Science Bachelor A3D 29,450 3 1, 2 H, L 65 utas.edu.au/courses/a3d 9 11 November–13 December Social Science (Police Studies) Bachelor 13D 29,450 3 1, 2 H, L - utas.edu.au/courses/13d Social Work with Honours Bachelor A4S 29,450 4 1 H, L - IELTS 7.0 (no band less than 6.5). utas.edu.au/courses/a4s Postgraduate For more course information please visit: utas.edu.au/courses Students will be required to submit a portfolio or current work and may be required to prepare for ~ Graduate Diploma F6L 30,450 1 1, 2 H - utas.edu.au/courses/f6l Music (Specialisation) an interview. Arts (Specialisation)~ Master R7W 31,950 1.5 1, 2 H, D - Specialisations: police studies, public policy utas.edu.au/courses/r7w Fine Art and Design~ Master F7D 34,450 1.5 1, 2 H - Admission is via application, portfolio and curriculum vitae. See website for more details. utas.edu.au/courses/f7d This course has a 1 year or 2 year duration, subject to previous study and industry experience. Master R7J 31,950 2 1, 2 H - utas.edu.au/courses/r7j Journalism, Media and Communications See website for more details. IELTS 7.0 (no band less than 6.5) Students will be required to submit a portfolio or current work and may be required to prepare for Master F7K 34,450 1.5 1, 2 H - utas.edu.au/courses/f7k Music Studies an interview. A recognised bachelor degree or equivalent other than in social work in a related field Social Work (Qualifying) Master R7O 31,950 2 1 H, L - such as nursing, education, arts, behavioural studies, political science or social science. utas.edu.au/courses/r7o IELTS 7.0 (no band less than 6.5). Education Undergraduate Non-Academic Capability Assessment Tool (NACAT) Education (Early Childhood)* Bachelor 43A 28,450 4 1 L 65 IELTS 7.5 (no band less than 7.0 and Listening & Speaking 8.0) All applicants are required to provide a non-academic personal utas.edu.au/courses/43a statement which is used to assist in the selection of students into all Initial Teacher Education (ITE) courses at the University of Tasmania. Information will be provided during the application process. Education (Primary)* Bachelor 43B 28,450 4 1, 2 L 65 IELTS 7.5 (no band less than 7.0 and Listening & Speaking 8.0) utas.edu.au/courses/43b Literacy and Numeracy Test for Initial Teaching Education (LANTITE)

Prior to undertaking their final Professional Experience placement, Education (Health and Physical Education) Bachelor 43J 28,450 4 1, 2 L 65 IELTS 7.5 (no band less than 7.0 and Listening & Speaking 8.0) students are required to complete the Literacy and Numeracy Test for utas.edu.au/courses/43j Initial Teaching Education. Master E7H 28,950 1.5 1, 2 D - A Bachelor of Education or similar qualification. utas.edu.au/courses/e7h Education (Specialisation) Master E7R 28,950 1.5 1, 2 D - A Bachelor of Education or similar qualification OR extensive, relevant work experience. utas.edu.au/courses/e7r Completion of a bachelor’s degree in a non-education discipline. Specific requirements for Primary Teaching Master E7G 28,950 2 1 H - and Secondary specialisations are noted on the website. IELTS 7.5 (no band less than 7.0 and NACAT and LANTITE are required. See information above. utas.edu.au/courses/e7g Listening & Speaking 8.0) 24

CRICOS Code 00586B COURSE ANNUAL FEE DURATION INTAKE ATAR ADDITIONAL PRE-REQUISITES SUBJECT DEGREE TYPE CODE (AUD)** (YEARS) (SEMESTER) LOCATION SCORE (IN ADDITION TO STANDARD UNIVERSITY ENTRY REQUIREMENTS) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION COURSE URL Health and Medicine Legend Undergraduate Intake Dementia Care Bachelor M3S 16,950 3 1, 2 D 60 A personal statement outlining the interest and intent in studying the course may be required. utas.edu.au/courses/m3s 1 = February Semester 1 Exercise and Sport Science* Bachelor 53J 32,450 3 1 L 65 Science or mathematic subject (biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics, physical science, utas.edu.au/courses/53j 2 = July Semester 2 Laboratory Medicine* Bachelor 53G 32,450 3.5 1 L 75 Chemistry and mathematics. IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.5) utas.edu.au/courses/53g 3 = June Winter School Medical Research Bachelor 53E 30,450 3 1, 2 H 85 Chemistry. Mathematics is highly recommended but not required. utas.edu.au/courses/53e 4 = October Spring School Medicine-Surgery Bachelor M3N 69,950 5 1 H 95 Chemistry-A grade or equivalent. Mathematics is desirable. Application deadlines apply and application fee apply. utas.edu.au/courses/m3n 5 = January Summer School English, health studies and biology are recommended but not required. Students must meet Health Safety in Practice Compliance, Nursing* Bachelor H3D 31,950 3 1 L 65 utas.edu.au/courses/h3d Winter, spring or summer school IELTS 7.0 (no band less than 7.0). Code of Conduct and AHPRA student registration requirements. start dates may vary from the English, health studies and biology are recommended but not required. Students must meet Health Safety in Practice Compliance, month stated above. Please check Nursing* (Fast Track) Bachelor H3H 31,950 2 1 H 75 utas.edu.au/courses/h3h IELTS 7.0 (no band less than 7.0). Code of Conduct and AHPRA student registration requirements. the website for full details. Science or mathematic subject (biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics, physical science, Bachelor 53H 28,950 3 1 L 65 utas.edu.au/courses/53h Nutrition Science sports science). Location Chemistry and mathematics. Biology is recommended for semester 1 intake but is required for Students must meet Health Safety in Practice Compliance, H = Hobart * Bachelor 54A 32,450 4 1, 2 H 80 utas.edu.au/courses/54a Pharmacy with Applied Honours semester 2 intake. IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0). Code of Conduct and AHPRA student registration requirements. L = Launceston Mathematics, psychology or science is recommended but not required. S = Sydney Psychological Science* Bachelor 53F 32,450 3 1, 2 H, L 65 However, satisfactory achievement in these subjects may be required for enrolment utas.edu.au/courses/53f D = Distance in some first year Science and Health units. Postgraduate * Honours year available Bachelor degree in nursing or related health field. Registration as a nurse in home country and at Nursing (Overseas Registration) (Specialisation) Graduate Certificate H5I 16,800 1 1,2 D - utas.edu.au/courses/h5i least six months experience as a practicing nurse. ~ Graduate Certificate (GC) A degree with a major in psychology or behavioural science, or a degree in an affliated area or and Graduate Diploma (GD) other equivalent qualifications. Candidates will be interviewed & must submit a professional options available Graduate Diploma M6I 32,450 1 1 H - utas.edu.au/courses/m6i Counselling statement (refer to website for details). In special cases, students with the Graduate Certificate of Counselling plus relevant professional experience may be accepted into the course. **These fees and codes were ~ based on 2019 structures and E-Health (Health Informatics) Graduate Diploma H6E 16,800 2 1, 2, 5 D - A three-year degree with a major in a health-related or communications technology area. utas.edu.au/courses/h6e correct at the time of print but Clinical Pharmacy~ Master M7F 27,950 1.5 1, 2 D - A bachelor degree in pharmacy. Registered pharmacist. IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0). utas.edu.au/courses/m7f are subject to change. Please Students who have completed the UTAS Bachelor of Biomedical see utas.edu.au/international/ Bachelor degree in biochemistry or medical science, health science or science with a credit Science or Laboratory Medicine or any other AIMS accredited course courses for an updated list of fees. Master M7U 34,950 2 2 L - average, including studies of biochemistry/physiology and introductory understanding of utas.edu.au/courses/m7u Laboratory Medicine will not be eligible for this degree due to the comparable nature of the immunology and microbiology. IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.5). professional stream units. Medical Research Master M7V 31,950 2 1, 2 H - utas.edu.au/courses/m7v 2019 Commencement Dates Pharmaceutical Science~ Master M7E 30,450 2 1, 2 H - A science-based bachelor degree. IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0) This course does not lead to registration as a pharmacist. utas.edu.au/courses/m7e Semester 1 Four-year APAC-accredited sequence in psychology with a distinction average in their honours or Professional Psychology Master M7Q 32,450 1 1 H - See website for full details. utas.edu.au/courses/m7q Orientation week 4th year of study. IELTS 7.0 (no band less than 7.0). 18–22 February 2019 Four-year APAC-accredited sequence in psychology and upper second- class honours (2A) in Master M7L 34,950 2 1 H - See website for full details. utas.edu.au/courses/m7l Psychology (Clinical) psychology degree. IELTS 7.0 (no band less than 7.0). Semester 1 commences 25 February 2019 Public Health Master M7W 29,950 2 1 H - IELTS 7.0 (no band less than 6.5) utas.edu.au/courses/m7w Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) Semester 2 Orientation week Undergraduate 8–12 July 2019 Marine biology stream = chemistry Specialisations: marine and antarctic governance (H); marine biology Marine and Antarctic Science* Bachelor P3L 35,450 3 1, 2 H, L 75 (H); marine resource management (L); physical oceanography (H); utas.edu.au/courses/p3l Semester 2 commences Physical oceanography stream= mathematics and physics. See website for full details. sustainable aquaculture (L). 15 July 2019 Marine and Antarctic Science with Honours Bachelor K4C 31,950 4 1, 2 H 75 Mathematics and physics utas.edu.au/courses/k4c (Specialisation) Postgraduate 2019 UTASAccess Course Dates Campus dependant on stream: Marine Biology (Hobart), Fisheries Module Dates Marine and Antarctic Science Master S7Z 35,450 2 1, 2 H - Bachelor of Science (or equivalent) with a major in Life Sciences (or equivalent). Management, Sustainable Aquaculture, and Seafood Science utas.edu.au/courses/s7z (Launceston) 1 7 January–8 February Law 2 12 February–15 March Undergraduate 3 18 March–18 April A completed bachelor degree or first year of study in another faculty including law units LAW121 4 6 May–7 June Laws (graduate entry) Bachelor 63I1 29,450 3 1 H - utas.edu.au/courses/63i1 Introduction to Law and LAW122 Legal Systems, or equivalent. IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0). 5 11 June–12 July Applicants with an ATAR equivalent of 90+ will be eligible for direct Bachelor 63P1 29,450 4 1 H 65 IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0). utas.edu.au/courses/63p1 6 22 July–23 August Laws entry into second year of the Bachelor of Laws degree. 7 26 August–27 September Applicants with an ATAR equivalent of 65-89.95 are ranked on 8 7 October–8 November academic merit in their first year of study. The first 200 students will be Laws (mid-year entry) Bachelor 63P2 29,450 4 3 H 65 IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0). eligible for entry into the second year of the Bachelor of Laws. utas.edu.au/courses/63p2 9 11 November–13 December

Launceston campus is only available for first year of study. Legal Studies Bachelor 63S 28,450 3 1, 3 H 65 utas.edu.au/courses/63s For more course information Postgraduate please visit: utas.edu.au/courses Legal Practice Graduate Diploma L6B 20,450 0.5 1 H - utas.edu.au/courses/l6b

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CRICOS Code 00586B COURSE ANNUAL FEE DURATION INTAKE ATAR ADDITIONAL PRE-REQUISITES SUBJECT DEGREE TYPE CODE (AUD)** (YEARS) (SEMESTER) LOCATION SCORE (IN ADDITION TO STANDARD UNIVERSITY ENTRY REQUIREMENTS) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION COURSE URL Science, Engineering & Technology Legend Undergraduate Agricultural Science* Bachelor 73M 33,950 4 1, 2 H 65 Chemistry and mathematics. utas.edu.au/courses/73m Intake 1 = February Semester 1 Applied Science (Agriculture and Business) Bachelor P3K 33,950 3 1, 2 H 65 utas.edu.au/courses/p3k 2 = July Semester 2 Applied Science (Environmental Science) Bachelor 73U 31,950 3 1, 2 L 65 Chemistry and mathematics. utas.edu.au/courses/73u 3 = June Winter School Architecture and Built Environments Bachelor P3H 27,950 3 1, 2 L 65 utas.edu.au/courses/p3h 4 = October Spring School Biotechnology Bachelor S3V 31,950 3 1, 2 H 65 Chemistry and mathematics. utas.edu.au/courses/s3v 5 = January Summer School Mid-year entry is subject to credit/advanced standing. Engineering (Specialisation) with Honours Bachelor P4D 33,950 4 1 H 70 Mathematics and a physical science subject (physics or chemistry). Specialisations: Civil; Mechanical; Electronics & Communications; utas.edu.au/courses/p4d Winter, spring or summer school Electrical & Electronics; Electrical Power. start dates may vary from the Majors: Business Analysis (H); Cyber Security (H); Data Science (H); month stated above. Please check Information and Communication Technology* Bachelor P3T 29,450 3 1, 2 H, L 65 utas.edu.au/courses/p3t Games & Creative Technology (H, L); Software Development (H,L) the website for full details. * Natural Environment and Wilderness Studies Bachelor P3G 31,950 3 1, 2 H , L^ 65 utas.edu.au/courses/p3g Location Science Bachelor P3O 31,950 3 1, 2 H , L^ 65 Some science majors have specific science pre-requisites. See website for more details. ^Limited majors available utas.edu.au/courses/p3o H = Hobart Surveying and Spatial Sciences* Bachelor 73G 33,950 3 1 H 65 Mathematics. utas.edu.au/courses/73g L = Launceston Postgraduate S = Sydney ! Students undertake four 12.5% units over the course of a year to D = Distance A bachelor degree in building, architecture, engineering, forestry or related discipline or a degree Graduate Certificate K5E 27,450 1! 1, 2 D - complete the degree. The fee indicated is for the four units undertaken utas.edu.au/courses/k5e Timber (Processing & Building) in any discipline and relevant industry experience. over the year period. * Honours year available Environmental Planning Graduate Diploma S6L 31,950 1 1, 2 H, D - utas.edu.au/courses/s6l Land Surveying Graduate Diploma K6J 31,950 1 1 H - utas.edu.au/courses/k6j ~ Graduate Certificate (GC) and Graduate Diploma (GD) A bachelor degree in a science field with a major or minor sequence in agricultural science and a Master K7J1 28,950 2 1, 2 H - Students must have sound laboratory skills to a standard set by UTAS. utas.edu.au/courses/k7j1 options available Applied Science (Agricultural Science) written statement of purpose. See website for more details. Applied Science (Biological Sciences) Master K7J2 28,950 2 1, 2 H - A bachelor degree in a science field with a major or minor sequence in biological science. utas.edu.au/courses/k7j2 **These fees and codes were based on 2019 structures and Applied Science (Chemistry) Master K7J3 28,950 2 1, 2 H - A bachelor degree in a science field with a major or minor sequence in chemistry. Students must have sound laboratory skills to a standard set by UTAS. utas.edu.au/courses/k7j3 correct at the time of print but Applied Science A bachelor degree in a science field with a major or minor sequence in environmental management are subject to change. Please Master K7J4 28,950 2 1, 2 H - utas.edu.au/courses/k7j4 (Environmental Management and Spatial Sciences) and spatial science. see utas.edu.au/international/ courses for an updated list of fees. A bachelor degree in a science field with a major or minor sequence in microbiology and a Master K7J6 28,950 2 1, 2 H - utas.edu.au/courses/k7j6 Applied Science (Microbiology) statement of purpose. See website for more details. Applied Science (Physics) Master K7J7 28,950 2 2 H - A bachelor degree in a science field with a major or minor sequence in physics. utas.edu.au/courses/k7j7 2019 Commencement Dates and Built Environments with an Architecture major or an equivalent three- Architecture Master D7C 30,950 2 1, 2 L - year undergraduate degree in architecture. Students may be required to submit a portfolio of work utas.edu.au/courses/d7c Semester 1 from previous studies and/or undertake an interview. Orientation week Bachelor of Science with Honours. If no honours, Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Science Master S7W 31,950 2 1, 2, 4, 5 H - utas.edu.au/courses/s7w 18–22 February 2019 Economic Geology (Applied) AND 2 years’ relevant work experience. See website for details. Semester 1 commences Master S7D 29,950 1.5 1, 2 H, D - utas.edu.au/courses/s7d Environmental Management 25 February 2019 Information Technology and Systems~ Master K7I 31,450 2 1, 2 H, L - utas.edu.au/courses/k7i Semester 2 Planning Master K7P 31,950 2 1, 2 H - IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0). utas.edu.au/courses/k7p Orientation week Bachelor degree in a science discipline with numerical skills OR bachelor degree in engineering Advanced standing for the first year may be granted for suitably 8–12 July 2019 Professional Engineering (Specialisation) Master N7E 34,450 3 1, 2 H - (Non-Washington Accord) OR bachelor degree in engineering majoring in a different specialisation qualified candidates, e.g. undergraduate degree in engineering. utas.edu.au/courses/n7e than that to be undertaken under this degree. Specialisation: Civil & Structural Semester 2 commences Protected Area Governance and Management Master K7E 27,950 2 1, 2 H - IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0). utas.edu.au/courses/k7e 15 July 2019 Tasmanian School of Business and Economics (TSBE) Undergraduate 2019 UTASAccess Course Dates Business Bachelor B3A 28,950 3 1, 2 H, L, D 65 Check website for locations of each major. utas.edu.au/courses/b3a Module Dates Business Administration Bachelor 33O 28,450 2 1, 2 H, L, D - Diploma or advanced diploma in a business related discipline. utas.edu.au/courses/33o 1 7 January–8 February Business Administration (Hospitality Management) Bachelor 33G 28,450 2 1, 2 H - A recognised advanced diploma in hospitality management. utas.edu.au/courses/33g 2 12 February–15 March Business Administration (Tourism Management) Bachelor 33H 28,450 2 1, 2 H - A recognised advanced diploma in tourism management. utas.edu.au/courses/33h 3 18 March–18 April Economics Bachelor B3B 28,450 3 1, 2 H 65 Pre-tertiary level mathematics. utas.edu.au/courses/b3b 4 6 May–7 June Postgraduate 5 11 June–12 July Business Studies Graduate Certificate 35A 33,450 0.5 1 H, D - Advanced diploma or higher or at least three years management experience utas.edu.au/courses/35a 6 22 July–23 August Specialisations: Entrepreneurship; Finance; Marketing; Master 37J 32,450 2 1, 2 H, D - Undergraduate degree or graduate certificate in business studies. IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6). utas.edu.au/courses/37j Business Administration (International) Business Research. 7 26 August–27 September Entrepreneurship and Innovation Master 37I 36,950 2 1 H - Undergraduate degree or graduate certificate in business studies. IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6). utas.edu.au/courses/37i 8 7 October–8 November Finance Master 37K 33,450 1.5 1, 2 H - Undergraduate degree or graduate certificate in business studies. IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6). utas.edu.au/courses/37k 9 11 November–13 December Specialisations: Data management; Environmental Management; Master 37M 33,450 2 1, 2 H - Undergraduate degree or graduate certificate in business studies. IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6). utas.edu.au/courses/37m Finance Specialisation Business Research For more course information Marketing Management Master 37C 37,450 1.5 1, 2 H, D - utas.edu.au/courses/37c please visit: utas.edu.au/courses Marketing Management (Advanced) Master 37F 37,450 2 1, 2 H, D - utas.edu.au/courses/37f Professional Accounting~ Master C7B 33,950 1.5 1, 2 H, L - utas.edu.au/courses/c7b Specialisations: Advanced Accounting (L); Business Management (H, Master C7D 33,950 2 1, 2 H, L - utas.edu.au/courses/c7d Professional Accounting (Specialisation) L); CPA Extension (H); Marketing (H, L)

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CRICOS Code 00586B COURSE ANNUAL FEE DURATION INTAKE ATAR ADDITIONAL PRE-REQUISITES SUBJECT DEGREE TYPE CODE (AUD)** (YEARS) (SEMESTER) LOCATION SCORE (IN ADDITION TO STANDARD UNIVERSITY ENTRY REQUIREMENTS) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION COURSE URL Combined or Double Degrees Legend Arts and Business Bachelor A3G 29,450 4 1, 2 H, L 65 Check website for locations of each major. utas.edu.au/courses/a3g Intake Arts and Economics Bachelor A3H 29,450 4 1, 2 H 65 Pre-tertiary level mathematics. utas.edu.au/courses/a3h 1 = February Semester 1 Arts and Fine Arts Bachelor A3I 30,450 4 1, 2 H, L 65 A portfolio of artwork may be required (examples of reproductions, photographs or video). utas.edu.au/courses/a3i 2 = July Semester 2 Arts and Information and Communication Technology Bachelor 13P 30,450 4 1, 2 H, L 65 utas.edu.au/courses/13p 3 = June Winter School Applicants with an ATAR equivalent of 90+ will be eligible for direct IELTS 6.5 (No band less than 6.0). 4 = October Spring School entry into second year of the Bachelor of Laws degree. 5 = January Summer School Mid-year entry is available to students who may have missed the February intake. Arts and Laws Bachelor 63J1 29,450 5 1, 3 H 65 Applicants with an ATAR equivalent of 65-89.95 are ranked on utas.edu.au/courses/63j1 The semester commences in June and will include intensive study to bring students academic merit in their first year of study. The first 200 students Winter, spring or summer school up to speed for semester 2 studies. will be eligible for entry into the second year of the Bachelor of Laws. start dates may vary from the month stated above. Please check Arts and Science Bachelor A3J 30,450 4 1, 2 H, L 65 Some science majors have specific science pre-requisites. See website for more details. utas.edu.au/courses/a3j the website for full details. Business and Economics Bachelor B3C 28,450 4 1, 2 H 65 Pre-tertiary level mathematics. utas.edu.au/courses/b3c Location Business and Information & Communication Technology Bachelor 33N 28,950 4 1, 2 H, L 65 Check website for locations of each business major. utas.edu.au/courses/33n H = Hobart Applicants with an ATAR equivalent of 90+ will be eligible for direct IELTS 6.5 (No band less than 6.0). L = Launceston entry into second year of the Bachelor of Laws degree. S = Sydney Mid-year entry is available to students who may have missed the February intake. Business and Laws Bachelor 63O1 29,450 5 1, 3 H 65 Applicants with an ATAR equivalent of 65-89.95 are ranked on utas.edu.au/courses/63o1 The semester commences in June and will include intensive study to bring students D = Distance academic merit in their first year of study. The first 200 students up to speed for semester 2 studies. will be eligible for entry into the second year of the Bachelor of Laws. Business and Science Bachelor B3D 28,950 4 1, 2 H 65 Some science majors have specific science pre-requisites. See website for more details. utas.edu.au/courses/b3d * Honours year available Applicants with an ATAR equivalent of 90+ will be eligible for direct ~ Graduate Certificate (GC) entry into second year of the Bachelor of Laws degree. Applicants with and Graduate Diploma (GD) Economics and Laws Bachelor 63K1 29,450 5 1 H 65 Pre-tertiary level mathematics. IELTS 6.5 (No band less than 6.0). an ATAR equivalent of 65-89.95 are ranked on academic merit in their fi utas.edu.au/courses/63k1 options available rst year of study. The first 200 students will be eligible for entry into the second year of the Bachelor of Laws. **These fees and codes were Pre-tertiary level mathematics. Some science majors have specific science pre-requisites. based on 2019 structures and Economics and Science Bachelor B3E 28,950 4 1, 2 H 65 utas.edu.au/courses/b3e See website for more details. correct at the time of print but Information & Communication Technology and Science Bachelor P3B 31,950 4 1, 2 H, L 65 Some science majors have specific science pre-requisites. See website for more details. utas.edu.au/courses/p3b are subject to change. Please see utas.edu.au/international/ Applicants with an ATAR equivalent of 90+ will be eligible for direct courses for an updated list of fees. entry into second year of the Bachelor of Laws degree. Applicants with Psychological Science and Laws Bachelor 63Y 29,450 5 1 H 65 IELTS 6.5 (No band less than 6.0). an ATAR equivalent of 65-89.95 are ranked on academic merit in their utas.edu.au/courses/63y first year of study. The first 200 students will be eligible for entry into the second year of the Bachelor of Laws. 2019 Commencement Dates Mathematics and a physical science subject (physics or chemistry). Other pre-requisites may be Bachelor P4K 33,950 5 1 H 80 utas.edu.au/courses/pk4 Science and Engineering (Honours) required for specific majors within the Bachelor of Science. See website for full details. Semester 1 Applicants with an ATAR equivalent of 90+ will be eligible for direct Orientation week entry into second year of the Bachelor of Laws degree. Applicants with 18–22 February 2019 Some science majors have specific science pre-requisites. See website for more details. Bachelor 63L1 29,450 5 1 H 65 an ATAR equivalent of 65-89.95 are ranked on academic merit in their fi utas.edu.au/courses/63l1 Science and Laws IELTS 6.5 (No band less than 6.0). rst year of study. The first 200 students will be eligible for entry into the Semester 1 commences second year of the Bachelor of Laws. 25 February 2019 DURATION English Language and Pathway Programs Semester 2 (WEEKS) Orientation week UTASACCESS — English Pre-degree E0U 2,120 5–40 # H, L - See page 17. utas.edu.au/courses/e0e 8–12 July 2019 Pre-degree E0T 2,120 5–40 # H, L - utas.edu.au/courses/e0e UTASACCESS — Direct Entry See page 17. Semester 2 commences UTASACCESS — Maritime English Direct Entry Pre-degree E0S 2,120 5–40 # L - See page 17. utas.edu.au/courses/e0e 15 July 2019 Foundation Studies Program Pre-degree E0E 20,700 32 1, 4 H - See page 18. utas.edu.au/courses/e0e 2019 UTASAccess Course Dates Module Dates 1 7 January–8 February 2 12 February–15 March 3 18 March–18 April 4 6 May–7 June 5 11 June–12 July 6 22 July–23 August 7 26 August–27 September 8 7 October–8 November 9 11 November–13 December

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CRICOS Code 00586B General entry requirements

Standard University Entry Requirements English Language Requirements Admission to undergraduate courses at the University of For those applicants who are nationals of and currently Tasmania requires qualifications equivalent to Year 12 of residing in a country where English is NOT the schooling in Australia. official language, evidence of an IELTS or TOEFL test must be provided. Students who do not meet these requirements may enrol in the Foundations Studies Program. For full details on our English language requirements, see utas.edu.au/international. For more information on entry requirements visit our website utas.edu.au/international.

Undergraduate Language Requirements Most of our undergraduate programs have the following English language requirements: –– IELTS (Academic) — 6.0 (no individual band less than 5.5) –– Cambridge CAE (Certificate of Advanced English) — B Grade –– TOEFL (iBT) 72 (reading 10; listening 9; speaking 16; writing 19) –– Cambridge CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English) — –– PTE Academic 50 with no score lower than 42 C Grade –– UTASAccess-English Level 6 — 60% (no individual score –– Cambridge BEC (Business English Certificate) Higher — less than 55%) C Grade

Table 2: Exceptions to the undergraduate English language requirements COURSE IELTS SCORE TOEFL SCORE PTE ACADEMIC SCORE

Advanced Diploma in Applied Science (Marine IELTS Score 5.5 (no individual TOEFL (iBT) 54 (reading 6; listening 5; PTE Academic 42 with Electrical Engineering; band less than 5.0) speking 15; writing 16) no score lower than 36 Marine Engineering; Nautical Science)

IELTS 6.5 (no individual band TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 21; listening PTE Academic 58 with Dementia Care less than 6.5) 21; speaking 21; writing 25) no score lower than 58

IELTS Score 7.5 (no individual band for listening and speaking Education less than 8.0, and writing and reading no less than 7.0)

Laboratory Medicine IELTS 6.5 (no individual band less TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 21; listening PTE Academic 58 with no (formerly Biomedical than 6.5) 21; speaking 21; writing 25) score lower than 58 Science)

IELTS Score 6.5 (no individual TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 16; listening PTE Academic 58 with Law band less than 6.0) 16; speaking 18; writing 22) no score lower than 50

IELTS Score 7.0 (no individual TOEFL (iBT) 100 (reading 25; PTE Academic 65 with Medicine/Surgery band less than 7.0) listening 25; speaking 23; writing 27) no score lower than 65

IELTS 7.0 (no individual band TOEFL (iBT) 100 (reading 25; PTE Academic 65 with Nursing less than 7.0) listening 25; speaking 23; writing 27) no score lower than 65

IELTS Score 6.5 (no individual TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 16; listening PTE Academic 58 with Pharmacy band less than 6.0) 16; speaking 18; writing 22) no score lower than 50

IELTS Score 7.0 (no individual Social Work band less than 6.5)

All methods of meeting UTAS English Language Entry Requirements have a validity of 2 Years.

31 Postgraduate English Language requirements Most of our postgraduate programs have the following English language requirements: –– IELTS (Academic) — 6.0 (no individual band less than 6.0) –– Cambridge CAE (Certificate of Advanced English) — B Grade –– TOEFL (iBT) 72 (reading 16; listening 16; speaking 18; writing 22) –– Cambridge CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English) — C Grade –– PTE Academic 50 with no score lower than 50 –– Cambridge BEC (Business English Certificate) Higher — C Grade –– UTASAccess-English Level 7 — 60% (no individual score less than 60%)

Table 3: Exceptions to the postgraduate English language requirements COURSE IELTS SCORE TOEFL SCORE PTE ACADEMIC UTASACCESS- SCORE ENGLISH LEVEL 7 Business 6.5 (no individual band less TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 16; 58 with no score 65% (no individual Administration than 6.0) listening 16; speaking 18; writing 22) lower than 50 score less than 60%) (International)

6.5 (no individual band less TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 16; 58 with no score 65% (no individual Clinical Pharmacy than 6.0) listening 16; speaking 18; writing 22) lower than 50 score less than 60%)

7.0 (no individual band TOEFL (iBT) 100 (reading 21; 65 with no score 70% (no individual Education less than 6.5) listening 21; speaking 21; writing 25) lower than 58 score less than 65%)

Entrenpreneurship 6.5 (no individual band less TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 16; listening 16; 58 with no score 65% (no individual & Innovation than 6.0) speaking 18; writing 22) lower than 50 score less than 60%)

Environmental 6.5 (no individual band less TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 16; 58 with no score 65% (no individual Management than 6.0) listening 16; speaking 18; writing 22) lower than 50 score less than 60%)

Finance / Finance 6.5 (no individual band less TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 16; 58 with no score 65% (no individual (Specialisation) than 6.0) listening 16; speaking 18; writing 22) lower than 50 score less than 60%)

Journalism, Media & 7.0 (no individual band TOEFL (iBT) 100 (reading 21; 65 with no score 70% (no individual Communications less than 6.5) listening 21; speaking 21; writing 25) lower than 58 score less than 65%)

Laboratory Medicine 6.5 (no individual band less TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 21; listening 21; 58 with no score 65% (no individual (formerly Biomedical than 6.5) speaking 21; writing 25) lower than 58 score less than 65%) Science)

Pharmaceutical 6.5 (no individual band less TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 16; 58 with no score 65% (no individual Science than 6.0) listening 16; speaking 18; writing 22) lower than 50 score less than 60%)

6.5 (no individual band less TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 16; 58 with no score 65% (no individual Planning than 6.0) listening 16; speaking 18; writing 22) lower than 50 score less than 60%)

Protected Area 6.5 (no individual band less TOEFL (iBT) 88 (reading 16; 58 with no score 65% (no individual Governance & than 6.0) listening 16; speaking 18; writing 22) lower than 50 score less than 60%) Management

In accordance with the Australian Psychological Society (APS) English language entry requirements, Psychology (Clinical) Academic only IELTS tests are recognised — no alternate English proficiency tests are accepted. 7.0 (no individual band less than 7.0)

7.0 (no individual band TOEFL (iBT) 100 (reading 21; 65 with no score 70% (no individual Public Health less than 6.5) listening 21; speaking 21; writing 25) lower than 58 score less than 65%)

7.0 (no individual band Social Work less than 6.5)

75% (no individual 7.5 (no individual band for score for listening listening and speaking less and speaking less Teaching than 8.0, and writing and than 80%, and writing reading no less than 7.0) and reading no less than 70%)

All methods of meeting UTAS English Language Entry Requirements have a validity of 2 Years.

32 Equivalent undergraduate entry requirements by country

COUNTRY QUALIFICATION MINIMUM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

China Middle School 70% overall for all graded subjects undertaken

65% overall for all subjects undertaken excluding work Fiji Fiji Seventh Form Certificate experience, physical and health education and general studies

65% overall for all subjects undertaken excluding work University of the South Pacific Foundation Year experience, physical and health education and general studies

France Baccalaureate General Minimum overall score of 11

Germany Abitur Minimum overall score of 3.20

Hong Kong HKALE (Hong Kong A Levels) Minimum score of 7 calculated using 2 or 3 H2 level subjects

Hong Kong Diploma (HKDSE) Minimum score of 15 calculated using the best 5 subjects

65% overall for all subjects undertaken excluding work India All India Senior School Certificate experience, physical and health education and general studies

Indian School Certificate (ISC) 65% overall for all graded subjects undertaken

Secondary School Certificate of Graduation Indonesia Overall average of 8 from the 5th and 6th semesters of study (SKHUN/STK) — STTB/SMA OR STTB SMK

International GCE A Levels Minimum score of 7 calculated using 2 or 3 H2 level subjects Qualifications

International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Overall score of 24

Upper Secondary School Certificate of Japan Overall average of 2.75 of all graded subjects Graduation (Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shosho)

Immumgye Kodung hakkyo Choeupchang Korea 75% overall for all graded subjects undertaken (Upper Secondary Certificate)

Malaysia STPM Minimum score of 7 calculated using the top 3 subjects

Unified Education Certificate (UEC) 25 (B4 Average) calculated using the top 5 subjects

South Australian Matriculation (SAM) ATAR of 65

Ontario Secondary School Diploma 65% overall for all graded subjects undertaken

Singapore Singapore A Levels Minimum score of 7 calculated using 2 or 3 H2 level subjects

Sri Lanka General Certificate of Education Advanced Level Minimum score of 7 calculated using 2 or 3 H2 level subjects

National Senior Certificate (Awarded by South Africa Average rating of 5 (65%) UMALUSI) NQF Level 4

Thailand Senior High School Diploma GPA of 2.6/4.00

USA US High School Diploma 65% overall for all graded subjects undertaken

Bang Tot Nghiep Pho Thong Trung Hoc (Upper Vietnam Minimum GPA of 2.6/4.00 OR 7/10.00 Secondary School Graduate Diploma)

*A=5; B=4, C=3; D=2; E=1

Degree programs excluded from the above entry requirements are listed below. - Bachelor of Engineering — all majors - Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine (formerly Bachelor of Biomedical Science) - Bachelor of Laws — Direct Entry - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery - Bachelor or Nursing — Fast Track - - Combined Law Degree programs

33 ATAR conversion table

Percentage 95% 90% 85% 80% 75% 70% 65% 60% 55% 50%

Grade A+ A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D

ATAR 95+ 90 85 80 75 70 65 60 55 50

International 3 A Level subjects 15 13 11 10 9 8 7 7 6 6 Cambridge A including any pre-requisite Levels subjects (A = 5, B = 4, C = 3, D = 2, E = 1). Max 2 AS Level subjects may be substituted for 1 A Level subject (A=2.5, B=2, C=1.5, D=1, E=0.5) provided the AS subject has not been taken at A Level. Calculation can be based on 2 A Level sittings that International is within 10 months of Qualifications each other (ie Jan 2014/ Aug 2014).

International Individual subjects 36 34 31 29 27 24 24 24 24 24 Baccalaureate (IB) scored on a scale of 1–7. Diploma All subjects taken are calculated out of a possible 45 with the minimum score being 24 (1= Very Poor, 2 = Poor, 3 =Mediocre, 4= Satisfactory, 5 = good, 6 = Very Good, 7 = Excellent) Bangladesh Bangladesh Overall GPA TIS awarded N/A N/A N/A 5.00 5.00 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 N/A Higher Secondary to applicants with a 5.0 Certificate CGPA Bhutan Bhutan Higher Aggregate calculated 95% 90% 85% 80% 75% 75% 70% 70% 65% 65% Secondary on the basis of the best Education 4 subjects. Pass grade is 40% Certificate (Awarded by the Bhutan Board of Examinations) Canada Ontario Secondary Overall average of 95% 90% 85% 80% 75% 70% 65% 60% 55% 50% School Diploma the best 6 Grade 12 (OSSD) subjects excluding workplace preparation or open courses. China Senior Middle 3 Overall percentage for all 95% 90% 85% 85% 80% 75% 70% 70% 65% 65% (Gao San) graded subjects taken. Fiji Seventh Form Overall average for 95% 90% 85% 80% 75% 70% 65% 60% tbc tbc Certificate subjects excluding work experience, physical and health education and general studies Fiji University of the Overall average for 95% 90% 85% 80% 75% 70% 65% 60% tbc tbc South Pacific subjects excluding work Foundation Year experience, physical and health education and general studies France Baccalaureat Individual subjects are 13 13 12 12 12 11 11 10 tbc tbc General marked on a scale of 1–20 (10 is the lowest passing grade) Germany Abitur Scale of 1-5 Lower score = 1.70 2.00 2.20 2.50 2.70 3.00 3.20 3.50 tbc tbc better mark Hong Kong Hong Kong Calculated from the best Minimum Minimum Minimum Minimum Minimum Minimum Minimum Minimum Minimum Minimum Diploma of 5 subjects (4 cores + 1 23 points 22 points 21 points 19 points 16 points 16 points 15 points 13 points 12 points 11 points Secondary elective) from category A (Best 5 (Best 5 (Best 5 (Best 5 (Best 5 (Best 5 (Best 5 (Best 5 (Best 5 (Best 5 or C. Minimum Level 3 in Education Category A required for Subjects) Subjects) Subjects) Subjects) Subjects) Subjects) Subjects) Subjects) Subjects) Subjects) (HKDSE) pre-requisites. Minimum Level 2 for other subjects. Category A scoring: Level 1 = 1, Level 2 = 2, Level 3 = 3, Level 4 = 4, Level 5 = 5, Level 5* = 5.5, and Level 5** = 6. Category C scoring: A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, and E=1. India All India Senior Average score calculated 95% 90% 85% 80% 75% 70% 65% 60% 60% 60% School Certificate as average of best 4 Minimum (AISSC); Indian subjects excluding for TIS non-academic subjects. School Certificate **Minimum for TIS is 75% (65 ATAR (ISC); Accepted or 10 above the required entry)** State Boards of ATAR (whichever is higher) Education* *Only the following state board certificates will be accepted: Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Andhrapradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Delhi, Madhyapradesh and West Bengal 34 Percentage 95% 90% 85% 80% 75% 70% 65% 60% 55% 50%

Grade A+ A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D

ATAR 95+ 90 85 80 75 70 65 60 55 50

Indonesia SMA3 Overall average of grades 10 10 9 9 9 8 8 7 7 6 from 5th and 6th semesters Japan Upper Secondary Overall average score for 4.50 4.00 3.75 3.50 3.25 3.00 2.75 2.50 2.00 2.00 School Certificate graded subjects on a 5 of Graduation point scale (5 = maximum, 2 = pass and 1 = fail) (Kotogakko Pass mark is 60% Sotsugyo Shosho) Malaysia 1 Sijil Tinggi Pre-2012: 15 13 11 10 9 8 7 7 6 6 Persekolahan Top 3 grades including Malaysia (STPM) English and any pre-requisite subjects (A = 5, B = 4, C = 3, D = 2, E = 1).

Malaysia 2 Sijil Tinggi From 2012: 4.00 3.67 3.33 3.33 3.00 3.00 2.67 2.67 2.33 2.00 Persekolahan Cumulative GPA Malaysia (STPM) Malaysia 3 Unified Education Top 5 grades and any 5 (A1 10 (A1 12 (A2 18 (A2 20 (B3 22 (B3 25 (B4 Successful Successful Successful Certificate (UEC) pre-requisite subjects. average) average) average) average) average) average) average) completion completion completion A1=1, A2=2, B3=3, B4=4, of UEC of UEC of UEC B5=5, B6=6, C7=7, C8=8

Nepal Higher Secondary Overall percentage for all 95% 90% 85% 80% 75% 75% 70% 70% 65% 65% Certificate subjects examined Singapore Singapore- Total from 3 H2 Level 15 13 11 10 9 8 7 7 6 6 Cambridge subjects including any A Levels pre-requisite subjects. H2 grading scale: A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, and E=1. Max 2 H1 subjects may be substituted for 1 H2 subject (A=2.5, B=2, C=1.5, D=1, E=0.5) provided the H1 subject has not been taken at H2 Level. Calculation can be based on 2 A Level sittings that is within 10 months of each other (ie Jun 2014/ Jan 2015). South Korea Immumgye Overall percentage for all 95% 95% 95% 90% 85% 80% 75% 70% 65% 60% Kodung hakkyo graded subjects taken. Choeupchang Pass = 60% (Upper Secondary Certificate) Taiwan Senior High Overall percentage for 95% 90% 85% 85% 80% 75% 70% 70% 65% 65% School Diploma all subjects examined. Pass grade is 60% Thailand Certificate 4-point GPA scale 3.80 3.60 3.40 3.20 3.00 2.80 2.60 2.40 2.20 2.00 of Education as shown on the final (Mathayom 6) transcript (A= 4, B+= 3.5, B= 3, C+= 2.5, C= 2, D+= 1.5, and D= 1) USA US High School GPA out of 4 AND SAT 3.80 3.60 3.40 3.20 3.00 2.80 2.60 2.40 tbc tbc Diploma Test or ACT Test Scholastic Aptitude Test 1910 1760 1650 1570 1490 1420 1360 1310 tbc tbc (SAT) Composite Sat 1 Reasoning Test Score — No Advanced Placement

Enhanced ACT Assessment 32 30 28 25 22 20 18 16 tbc tbc — No Advanced Placement Subjects Vietnam Bang Tot nghiep Minimum overall average 3.80 3.60 3.40 3.20 3.00 2.80 2.60 2.40 2.20 2.00 Pho thong Trung from all graded subjects hoc (Upper taken in the final year (GPA out of 4) Secondary School Graduation Minimum overall average 9.50 9.00 8.50 8.50 8.00 8.00 7.50 7.0 0 6.50 6.00 Diploma) from all graded subjects taken in the final year (GPA out of 10). Must pass pre-requisite with minimum score of 6. Temporary certificate of graduation is accepted for up to one year from date of issue.

35 How to apply

STEP 1 STEP 3 Choose and research your course Lodge your application Choose the course that you want to study at You either: utas.edu.au/courses. (a) Apply online at international-applications.utas.edu.au Our International Admissions team will contact you STEP 2 if we require any further information from you. Prepare your documents (b) Apply through an authorised UTAS agent Prepare electronic copies of the documents you need to complete your application. These may include: IMPORTANT: If you, or your agent, submits an –– Evidence of your English Language proficiency application without all the documents then there (e.g. IELTS or TOEFL) will be delays to the processing of your application. –– Evidence of your academic qualifications, and This includes requests and supporting documentation –– Evidence of your previous studies if you are for credit/advanced standing. applying for recognition of prior learning. All the documents provided must be the original STEP 4 document or a certified copy. Accept your offer Delays in processing times will be affected if all On receipt of your offer follow the instructions on documents are not provided on initial application. your Letter of Offer outlining how to accept.

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