Opportunity to receive up to 50% scholarship from the University of Tasmania

The University of Tasmania (UTAS) applies a 15-50% scholarship policy for the entire course with the following majors: Medicine, Science - Engineering, Law and Business - Economics.

To apply, students need to have a GPA of 7.6. At the same time, this school also has a scholarship for 20 weeks of free English lessons for students who do not have enough IELTS scores, which can be combined with other support policies.

UTAS has an automated review system and recommends suitable scholarships based on GPA scores. As a result, students can reduce the pressure of fierce competition with limited opportunities in other states.

UTAS campus in Hobart. Photo: UTAS

Besides the scholarship policy, Tasmania is also a destination with an average cost of living, much lower than other cities like Sydney, Melburne...

UTAS has access to the state's financial and human resources priorities because it is located in Regional Area Australia (with the exception of Sydney, Melburne, Brisbane) and is the only university in the state of Tasmania.

The University of Tasmania also connects with the state's business community to provide internships and graduate employment opportunities for students. Many training disciplines at UTAS reach 98% of students being employed with the right major after only 4 months of graduation.

In parallel, UTAS also offers many support policies for international students including: priority visa processing, financial funding for students moving to Tasmania and reduced dormitory fees for freshmen with value up to A$5,000.

UTAS provides a modern academic and research environment. Photo: UTAS

International students in Regional Area Australia after graduating from a bachelor's degree or higher will have up to 4 years to stay in Australia to work, instead of two years like other areas and have extra points in their application for permanent residence (Permanent). Resident) to settle permanently in this country.

The school has programs from undergraduate to master's, doctoral with conditions that are not too difficult compared to the common ground in Vietnam. High school students can enter the bachelor's level if they have a high school diploma in Vietnam, achieving a GPA of 7.0 (some specialized programs have higher requirements). For graduate level, UTAS recognizes university diplomas from universities in Vietnam and does not consider the entry point average of university graduation.

English requirements for undergraduate and graduate level are IELTS 6.0 and IELTS 6.5 respectively. UTAS also recognizes other English language qualifications including TOEFL, PTE, Cambridge and OET.

In addition, in order to expand opportunities to study in Australia, the school offers English courses at the school with scholarships for students who do not have an international English certificate. After completing the course, students can go directly to the main field of study.

UTAS trains 6 faculties and 12 disciplines, owns a large partner system to help students have potential job and internship opportunities. Photo: UTAS

The University of Tasmania is one of Australia's oldest universities in education, ranked 301 in the world (according to Academic Ranking of World Universities 2021) and possesses many impressive achievements in international awards. Award for teaching in Australia.

The University of Tasmania possesses a professional and highly applicable academic environment, led by a team of lecturers with extensive international teaching experience. In terms of practicality, the school has more than 400 partners in 123 countries around the world to support students, providing potential job prospects.

With 6 faculties and 12 fields of study, UTAS has strengths in training disciplines: Maritime, Marine Science, Engineering, Law, Health Sciences, Environmental Science, Information Technology, Tourism and Economics .

UTAS not only focuses on training quality, but also aims to help students build a healthy, balanced study abroad lifestyle with a clean, low-pollution study space in Tasmania. Currently, the school has 4 training campuses in Hobart, Launceston, Cradle Coast, Sydney and a modern campus system.