This predominately field-based unit consists of 5 days on picturesque Maria Island on the Tasmanian East Coast. The unit is open to 24 students and is designed to engage, challenge, excite and inspire you through a hands-on marine science program. It will encourage you to explore issues threatening biodiversity as well as the productivity of the marine system. Climate change, invasive species, pollution, debris and their associated social and economic impacts will be covered.

The field trip contribution fee of $525 covers the following:

• Hobart airport transfers*
• Your accommodation in Hobart on the first and last night**
• Your transport from IMAS in Hobart to Maria Island and return
• Accommodation on Maria Island
• Hire of all required diving and survey gear
• All your meals

*For interstate students only.
**Accommodation on the first and last night is included only for students living 30 minutes or more by car from Hobart.

Applications open in late January, 2025.

Learners here can study agriculture, dairy production, and conservation and ecosystem management, plus short courses including quadbike, chainsaw, tractor and chem-cert qualifications.

Everyone is welcome; visitors can look forward to demonstrations, career conversations and the chance to test-drive simulators.

During this webinar you will hear from current students with lived experience discussing what it’s like to move interstate for university, the different accommodation options on campus, supports available, networks/clubs to join and life on campus. We’ll also have a live Q&A session where you can get all your questions answered.

This webinar aims to provide prospective interstate students with all the information they need to feel confident and prepared for their move to ANU. It’s a great opportunity to get a real sense of what to expect and to ask any questions you might have.

Whether you’re navigating the maze of course enrolments or seeking clarity on HECS and Student Amenities Fees applications, we are here to make your journey smoother. Come visit us at our Hobart, Launceston, or Cradle Coast campuses to officially enrol in your course and talk to us about any concerns you might have.

Hobart
19 December 10am-2pm
42 Melville St, Hobart

Launceston
18 December 10am-2pm
Inveresk Library, Launceston

Burnie
20 December 10am-2pm
Cradle Coast Campus

UCTV Alive for Kids is a monthly webinar developed by the Peter Underwood Centre at the University of Tasmania to provide children and young people with fun, extra-curricular learning opportunities. While primarily designed for Year 5 and 6 students, anyone is welcome to attend.

Our child-safe protocols ensure a secure environment, with only the presenter and host’s video and audio enabled. Viewers can submit questions during the show for Blake to answer live.

With a range of courses available across many industries, we have something to suit any career pathway. Register now for an info session, find out more about our courses, meet our teachers, and set your course for success.

Within the Bachelor of Science, you can select one or two science majors from our 14 exciting options, plus expand your educational experience and study units of your choice from across the University.

Come to this webinar to learn about:

• Bachelor of Engineering (Specialisation) with Honours
• Career outcomes, majors available, and entry requirements

• Bachelor of Geospatial Science
• Bachelor of Marine and Antarctic Science
• Bachelor of Natural Environments and Conservation
• Career outcomes, entry requirements and student life