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We are no longer accepting applications into this course (A3D) as from Semester 2, 2020. Students keen to study with us in the Social Sciences can take majors in Sociology, International Relations, Politics and Policy, and Criminology in the Bachelor of Arts (A3A). We also offer a specialist Bachelor of Justice Studies (13Q).The Bachelor of Social Science is an empowering course for high-achieving students who want to understand society and are passionate about making a difference.Gain advanced research and communication skills by designing and carrying out either project work or an independent piece of research, under supervision from leading global Social Science experts, to bring about social and political change.Base your studies around either a Sociology or a Politics & Policy major (eight units), with a choice of complementary majors in Criminology, Politics and Policy, International Relations, Journalism, Media and Communications, and a variety of other disciplines.Study one of the world’s Top 250 Sociology programs^ at the University of Tasmania, and enrich your degree through a variety of internships in politics, non-government organisations, or the public sector.Delivered by the School of Social Sciences, this degree brings together disciplines that relate to human experience and behaviour, gives you an understanding of national and international social and political issues, and exposure to how contemporary organisations work.Explore social science theory and develop methods to investigate, analyse and find solutions to a range of important social and political issues at local, national and global levels. Enrich your degree and build your network through a variety of internships in politics, non-government organisations, or the public sector.Online study may be possible depending on area of study.NOTE: Continuing students refer to the page for the year you commenced in archived years above.^ QS World University Rankings 2017.

The Bachelor of Arts is your ultimate springboard into a wide range of careers and further study options. Choose from more than 20 online or face-to-face specialisations across the Humanities and Social Sciences or, combine your Arts degree with Law, Fine Arts, Business, Economics, and Science.This degree is an opportunity to interpret human culture and behaviour, from different perspectives and periods, and to understand your own experience, identity and values.Study areas include:EnglishGlobal Cultures and LanguagesHistory and ClassicsPhilosophy and Gender StudiesSociology and CriminologyTheatre and PerformancePolitics and International Relationsand more across the University*The Bachelor of Arts will equip you with a range of specialised and transferable skills that are highly sought after by employers: creative thinking, respect for multiple perspectives, and the ability to work effectively in a team environment.Opportunities are available to develop language skills in a native-speaking environment with Short Term Overseas Study, cultural or media research overseas, or professional placement opportunities by volunteering in non-government organisations.* Subject to any unit requisites, academic approval and course quotas.

Creative arts have a major role to play in addressing challenges of ageing populations and mental health. Gain an understanding of arts’ effects on the body and wellbeing, while also honing skills for a range of community and healthcare settings.An ageing population and rising levels of depression and anxiety in youth, the elderly, and people living in rural areas are significant challenges for Tasmania, Australia and internationally. Research is demonstrating ways in which music, visual arts, theatre and other creative arts can contribute to addressing these challenges. Learn skills you can take to range of community and health-care settings, while exploring and developing greater understanding of the positive effects engagement in the arts can have on mind, body and one’s sense of wellness, in social and cultural contexts.

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 Applied Science (Environmental Science) is a multi-disciplinary degree combining the disciplines of biology, chemistry, ecology and geography complemented with studies in environmental policy and management.The Environmental Science program offered at the University of Tasmania has a strong focus on aquatic science, chemical monitoring and environmental management and overarches a number of the University's theme areas, particularly the Environment, and Antarctic and Marine Studies.The degree also provides a nexus with research programs in chemistry (environmental chemistry, ACROSS) and geography and environmental (coastal and catchment management, forest ecology and agroforestry), as well as institutes within the University (IMAS, AMC NCMCRS).This course specifically aims to provide students with competencies, skills, knowledge and awareness, which will prepare them for employment as environmental scientists. The program also develops a wide range of general abilities including communication, analytical and problem solving skills that are widely valued by employers.

This course is in teach-out and is not accepting new admissions. It has been replaced by P3O Bachelor of Science, please visit that page for the latest information.If you like a challenge, are fascinated with discovering how and why, and are passionate about improving the world around you, a Bachelor of Science can open up exciting pathways to a world of rewarding careers.The University of Tasmania is focused on providing students with a solid foundation in the core sciences and rational thinking, while also equipping you with the methods to apply those skills to the practical needs of industry, business and government in both scientific and non-scientific roles.We have five specialist schools providing world-class teaching and research, and are committed to building upon our already well-developed collaborative links with scientific and business communities in Australia and around the world. This high-quality new thinking feeds into our teaching and will energise and enhance your student experience.

Due to the ongoing response to COVID-19, online study may replace some or all of your on-campus classes. We'll be sure to keep you informed of any changes.This course is now in teach-out and is not accepting new admissions. It has been replaced by S4A Bachelor of Agricultural Science with Honours please visit that page for the latest information.NOTE: In 2020 the first year of this course will be available at the Launceston campus after which students transfer to Hobart to complete their final 3 years.Agricultural Science is a future-focused degree that equips graduates to address some of the world’s biggest challenges, and improve practices using scientific research knowledge and skills. Taught by the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA), a specialist research and teaching institute at the University of Tasmania, your education is at the cutting-edge of agriculture, applying food systems concepts and ideas from around the world.We offer a true science based agricultural education, delivered by academics who lead Australia and the world in agricultural research and development. This means you graduate with genuine evidence-based investigation and solution focused knowledge and skills that set you apart.You will study topics that are locally relevant, and globally significant, including natural resource management, agricultural production, supply and value chain analysis, and policy development. Our strong connections to other research, development, extension and education institutions in Australia and around the world, provides unmatched opportunities for you to become globally connected and engage directly with industry.Scholarships for Semester 2 2020Professor George Wade Scholarship in Agricultural ScienceAvailable to a student commencing first year in the Bachelor of Agricultural Science or Bachelor of Applied Science (Agriculture and Business) in Semester 1, 2020 or Semester 2, 2020. Learn moreFor information on general scholarships available at the University of Tasmania, please visit the scholarships website.

Due to the circumstances around COVID-19, you will begin your studies online. However, when Government guidelines change, on-campus studies will be reintroduced.Would you like to help shape the world of tomorrow? Surveyors and spatial scientists use their knowledge and skills to measure, map and model our world, playing a critical role in decisions that affect our natural and built environments and which impact on people and society.University of Tasmania graduates in surveying and spatial sciences are in high demand and find employment in a diverse range of industries and occupations. Many progress to careers in land, engineering and hydrographic surveying, others join teams working in areas such as environmental management, geospatial analysis and land development planning.You’ll also be learning from the very best. The University of Tasmania is home to Australia’s top rated spatial research group* and your lecturers are world leading experts in their fields.*Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) 2018 National Report

There will be no new intake into this degree from 2014. This degree is in teach-out. Interested applicants should look at the 73T Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology.This on-campus, 3-year full-time (maximum 7 years) course is offered at the Hobart and Launceston (Year 1 only) campuses. Anyone wishing to commence the course at the Burnie campus should contact the Degree Co-ordinator, Ms Ying Chen (03) 6226 6213 to discuss.

Due to the circumstances around COVID-19, you will begin your studies online. However, when Government guidelines change, on-campus studies will be reintroduced.This on-campus 5-year full-time course is offered by the College of Health and Medicine and the Faculty 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.The BPsychSc component of this combined degree is a specialist program with a broad vocational orientation. The program has been designed to equip graduates with knowledge and skills relevant to their intended careers by providing an opportunity to undertake a minor in relevant disciplines in conjunction with their psychology major. The BPsychSc component also provides preparation for further study in postgraduate programs such as counselling, criminology and corrections, health management, marketing, rehabilitation counselling, and social work, or in psychology.The Bachelor of Laws component is the basic academic preparation for persons who wish to enter the legal profession and other careers involving legal work. The course also has wider applicability in developing the attributes and skills inherent in a general university education. Students develop the values and intellectual abilities necessary to marshal facts and to critically assess and evaluate information, theories and doctrines thus preparing themselves for a variety of career roles.A degree in law is the first step towards entering the legal profession. After graduating from the University, a law student wishing to practise in Tasmania is required to undertake a 6 month Legal Practice course.Graduates who completed the APAC accredited 3-year sequence in psychology (major in Psychological Sciences plus a minor in Applied Psychology) will be eligible to apply for the BPsychSc(Hons) program, the pathway to postgraduate professional training in psychology and subsequent professional registration for practice as a psychologist.

Due to the circumstances around COVID-19, you will begin your studies online. However, when Government guidelines change, on-campus studies will be reintroduced.This version of the Bachelor of Laws has been replaced by a new, streamlined coure which can be completed within 3.5 years.Please refer to L3C Bachelor of Laws for more information and to apply.This on-campus course at Hobart is offered by the Faculty of Law and is available full time (a minimum of 4 years) or part time (a maximum of 9 years).Students who are granted entry with an ATAR 90+ or equivalent are guaranteed progression into year 2 of the course.Student who are granted entry with an ATAR below 90 are not guaranteed progression into year 2 of the course and will be assessed on completion of their first year of study.Should you not be successful in progressing to Year 2, you will be transferred to a Bachelor degree related to your first year studies. It is therefore recommended that you choose your six non-Law first year units carefully to ensure you are able to continue your studies in the other degree if required.Help others navigate the law.Throughout this course, you will develop the values and critical thinking skills necessary to marshal facts, assess and evaluate information for a variety of professional roles.A degree in law is the first step towards entering the legal profession. After graduating from the University, if you wish to practice in Tasmania you are required to undertake a Legal Practice course over six months.