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Due to the circumstances around COVID-19, you will begin your studies online. However, when Government guidelines change, on-campus studies will be reintroduced.The Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Laws with Honours is an on-campus 5-year full-time course offered by the College of Science and Engineering and the School of Law and is available at Hobart. The first year only is also offered at the Launceston and Cradle Coast campus. This course may be studied part-time.This course entry refers to the fifth/final year of the Law program which is the Honours year. Please see Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Laws 63L1 for information on the first four years of this course.Students are invited to transfer to the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor or Laws with Honours (L4S), five year program, in their final year of study.

The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws with Honours is an on-campus 5-year full-time course offered by the College of Arts, Law & Education and is available at Hobart. The first year only is also offered at the Launceston and Cradle Coast campus. This course may be studied part-time.This course entry refers to the fifth/final year of the Law program which is the Honours year. Please see Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws 63J1 for information on the first four years of this course.Students are invited to transfer to the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor or Laws with Honours (L4R), five year program, in their final year of study.

Due to the circumstances around COVID-19, you will begin your studies online. However, when Government guidelines change, on-campus studies will be reintroduced.The Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Laws with Honours is an on-campus 5-year full-time course offered by the Tasmanian School of Business and Economics and the School of Law and is available at Hobart. The first year only is also offered at the Launceston and Cradle Coast campus. This course may be studied part-time.This course entry refers to the fifth/final year of the Law program which is the Honours year. Please see Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Business 63O1 for information on the first four years of this course.Students are invited to transfer to the Bachelor of Business and Bachelor or Laws with Honours (L4Q), five year program, in their final year of study.

The Bachelor of Psychological Science and Bachelor of Laws with Honours is an on-campus 5-year full-time course offered by the Tasmanian School of Business and Economics and the School of Law and is available at Hobart. The first year only is also offered at the Launceston and Cradle Coast campus. This course may be studied part-time.This course entry refers to the fifth/final year of the Law program which is the Honours year. Please see Bachelor of Psychological Science and Bachelor of Laws 63Y for information on the first four years of this course.Students are invited to transfer to the Bachelor of Psychological Science and Bachelor of Laws with Honours (L4P), five year program, in their final year of study.

Due to the circumstances around COVID-19, you will begin your studies online. However, when Government guidelines change, on-campus studies will be reintroduced.The Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Laws with Honours is an on-campus 5-year full-time course offered by the Tasmanian School of Business and Economics and the School of Law and is available at Hobart. The first year only is also offered at the Launceston and Cradle Coast campus. This course may be studied part-time.This course entry refers to the fifth/final year of the Law program which is the Honours year. Please see Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Laws 63K1 for information on the first four years of this course.Students are invited to transfer to the Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor or Laws with Honours (L4N), five year program, in their final year of study.

Incoming Cross Institutional Admission and EnrolmentIf you are currently enrolled in a course at another university you may apply to study particular units at UTAS to satisfy part of the academic requirements of your course on a cross institutional basis.To be considered for admission you must complete and sign the relevant Cross Institutional Application for Enrolment form and submit it along with certified copies of all supporting documents for Faculty approval.See Enrolments | Forms & Files.Most Law units are offered on an on-campus basis only, at the Hobart campus.

Due to the circumstances around COVID-19, you will begin your studies online. However, when Government guidelines change, on-campus studies will be reintroduced.The Bachelor of Marine and Antarctic Science with Honours provides students with advanced knowledge and scientific training in a specialised area of marine and / or Antarctic science; training in research as preparation for employment in a research organisation or for postgraduate study in Masters or PhD programs; and equips students with knowledge, skills, competencies and awareness in preparation for employment in industry.The degree is fully equivalent to an honours degree with any other University School and satisfies the usual eligibility requirements for research higher degrees and postgraduate scholarships. The program can be taken in one year full-time or two years part-time study. Students can commence the program in either semester 1 or semester 2.

This honours degree is an optional continuation of the Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology allowing students to pursue advanced studies in a particular area of interest in ICT. The degree exposes students to research and advanced topics in ICT beyond what is offered in the three-year undergraduate degree. It provides high achieving students with an opportunity to cultivate research and development skills appropriate to the ICT discipline and to understand the fundamentals of ICT-related research.

The Bachelor of Applied Science (Professional Honours in Environmental Management) is designed for those with a 3-year Bachelor degree to undertake honours-level studies in environmental management. It is appropriate for students wishing to add an environmental focus to an undergraduate degree from any discipline, or those wishing to further develop knowledge and skills in environmental management.The course provides a broad, interdisciplinary approach to environmental management, and articulates to the Master of Applied Science (Environmental Management and Spatial Science) and also the Master of Protected Area Governance and Management. This course will allow you to expand your knowledge of natural and cultural values and the social, cultural and institutional contexts in which environments are managed. You will learn some practical approaches to managing ecosystems that include the methods used to address issues associated with biodiversity conservation and sustainability.Field-based activities are important parts of the course that allow you to integrate knowledge and apply it in practice. Examples of field-based learning include bushfire work in the University Reserve, management planning for the Three Capes Track (southern Tasmania), and studies of the role of urban greening in your local urban area.We focus on real world case studies to explore the issues and solutions experienced by industry. Our links with potential employers, such as local councils, consultants and state government can provide you with connections to start you on your career path. You have the option to do a placement with a government, private sector or community-based organisation, which provides valuable skills you would need for a career in the environmental management sector.

The Bachelor of Marine and Antarctic Science with Honours (Specialisation) is a four-year program with embedded Honours.Note: this degree is part of a 2+2 agreement for international students. Domestic students should look at the Bachelor of Marine and Antarctic Studies (P3L).The initial specialisation to be offered is Physical Oceanography. It will provide students with training in advanced physical oceanography and mathematics, as well as training in scientific research principles and techniques such that graduates have the capacity to conduct physical oceanography research appropriately and with a reasonable degree of autonomy.