Our campuses each build on their region’s strengths, so your education will be grounded in real-life learning informed by the places you live and learn in. We’re also continuing to invest and build on our existing presence to create more spaces that students, staff and the community will love.
Life as a University of Tasmania student in Tasmania’s capital city Hobart means you have access to a huge range of courses on campus and lots of amazing experiences off campus.
The University of Tasmania’s main campus in Hobart is located in the suburb of Sandy Bay. It has panoramic river and city views and is close to shops and transport.
It is a quick walk from our city-based satellite campuses including the Hedberg, the School of Creative Arts and Media, the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS), the Medical Science Precinct, the Media School and the Domain.
The University also has off-campus facilities including the University Farm near Richmond, observatories and the Grote Reber Physics Museum in Cambridge, and an optical telescope located at Bisdee Tier, approximately 50 kilometres north of Hobart.
You will have a fun and vibrant lifestyle enjoying the arts, festivals, sports, shopping, restaurants and cafes Hobart offers. You will have great access to amazing natural environments like kunanyi/Mount Wellington and Mount Field National Park that you can explore.
In the north of the state, the University of Tasmania’s main Launceston campus is located in the suburb of Newnham, a short drive or bike ride from Launceston’s city centre.
If you are passionate about technology, maritime studies or nursing, Newnham is an excellent place to explore your interests. Our Newnham campus overlooks the beautiful Tamar River, and is home to the Australian Maritime College (AMC), Australia’s national centre for maritime education and training, and Nursing Simulation Labs.
If you want to study the arts, theatre, or architecture, our Inveresk campus is an engaging place to realise your creative vision. Studying at Inveresk places you in a vibrant creative precinct that overlooks the North Esk River, adjacent to the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery near Launceston’s inner city. Creatives of all kind converge here, where the city’s historic tram yard site meets contemporary art, theatre and design.
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