Sandy Bay campus, 10am – 2pm, at the Stanley Burbury Theatre
With all courses on display, Hobart Open Day is your opportunity to talk to academics and students to get a feel for uni life.
At our Sandy Bay campus, there will be food trucks, fun hands-on activities, and tours of our spaces.
Our IMAS, Medical Science Precinct (MSP), Hedberg, Behavioral Lab and Hunter St campuses will also be open, with free buses departing regularly to get you there and back.
Activities
- Hurricanes cricket will have player signings, activities, games and merchandise available.
- Jack the Jack Jumper will be roaming Open Day, come say hi and have your photo taken.
- Riawunna Aboriginal Student Support
- Student Academic Success
Talk to our Student Success team about supports available throughout your time at the University of Tasmania. - Jane Franklin Hall
Living at Jane is about more than having a place to stay while studying. It's your home away from home, where you'll find the support to excel on your university journey, a place to create lifelong friendships and join an ever-growing community that you're a part of from your first step in through the door. - Learning Abroad
Map Game - find out where you can study as part of your university degree. - Sustainability
Be part of our sustainability journey, learn about the ways in which staff, students and community members are making change for sustainability. Get to know the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and test your knowledge to find out how well you can match the SDGs to our areas of study. - Library
Visit us to hear about our library services, to take a tour through our diverse spaces and to explore our library collections.
Tours: 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm - Scholarships and Prizes
We have plenty of ways to make pursuing your educational dreams affordable and accessible. Find out what assistance is available to you, to support you to make the most of your time studying. - Student Accommodation
Join a vibrant student community living near or on-campus where you'll make friends and share the best lifestyle and uni experience. - Student Wellbeing
Learn about wellbeing supports while you study - TUSA Clubs and Societies
Visit our many clubs and societies scattered throughout the event. Chat to the students about all the fun things you can do outside of studying. - Stress Free Zone: The alternative entry into uni
Don't stress! The uni offers diverse learning pathways, no matter your educational background or ATAR. Let's celebrate the kaleidoscope of learning through the eyes of our prospective students and take a big breath. University is for everyone.
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Business
- Business Bar
Rock up to the Business Bar, grab a mocktail and chat to our experts, current students, and graduates about your business ideas, marketing problems, and studying at university. - Trivia-nomics
Test your knowledge on the world of Economics. - Mind your (tax and finance) literacies!
Get ready to play Tax & Financial Literacy Bingo – it's not just numbers, it's a winning journey to financial smarts! - How Green is Your Accounting?
Test eco-wisdom in a sustainable accounting showdown. Compete, learn, and champion earth-friendly financial practices. - Q&Accounting interactive Quiz
Is it possible to account for happiness? What does accounting have to do with climate change? Join us for intriguing answers that might reshape your view of Accounting! - Employability Skills Quiz
Elevate your employability with our quiz. Decode career essentials and clinch a sustainable surprise for showcasing your savvy. - Finance Fun
Immerse yourself in our interactive finance games. Uncover the world of money, strategy, and market mastery. - Graduate Certificate of Sustainable Business
Dive into sustainability through an engaging quiz. See how it meshes with the new Graduate Certificate of Sustainable Business. - Tasmanian Behavioural Lab
Join the Tasmanian Behavioral Lab in boosting Tasmanians' lives! We offer behavioral insights, research, and training for impactful transformations in businesses, nonprofits, and government. Let's create positive change together! - Password Cracking - A Shocking Endeavor
Children's University Activity
Make a password and watch as it gets cracked - learn about good password practices and why they are important!
Law
- Learn about your Law Degree
Discover the secrets of a Law degree and get insights into your legal journey. - Law BBQ
Free sausage sizzle from 12:30pm - 1:30pm. - Moot Court
Moot Court Sitting at 11 am, 12 pm and 1 pm. - Legal Talks
Listen to our legal experts discuss current issues and get your burning questions answered:- 10:30 am Dr Emille Boulot 'Will we get back that which we have lost? The role of law in restoring nature'
- 11:30 am Professor Tim McCormack ' Investigating ADF War Crimes in Afghanistan'
- 12:30 pm Professor Jan McDonald 'Climate Change in the Courts'
Find out more about our courses
studying business studying law Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Business Graduate Certificate in Behavioural Insights
City campuses
- Hunter Street College of Creative Arts and Media
Children's University Activity
Explore the full range of Art and Design, Media, Music, and Theatre and Performance courses available at the School of Creative Arts and Media. Chat with academic staff, current students and take a tour of our art practice studios. - The Hedberg
Children's University Activity
The Hedberg is a world-class performing arts precinct, located in the heart of Hobart, that encompasses the historic Theatre Royal and the University of Tasmania. Chat with academic staff, current students and take a tour of our music practice studios and enjoy the live music!
Sandy Bay campus
- Redesigning Our Systems and Cities
Dive into interactive mapping, unraveling the intricate systems shaping our world. Explore diverse perspectives, unveiling pathways to envision fresh and innovative futures.
Find out more about our courses
studying fine arts studying music Architecture and Built Environments
Institute for Marine and Antarctic Science - City campus
- Institute for Marine and Antarctic Science
Discover the wonders of Marine Biology, Sustainable Aquaculture, and more. - Fisheries and Aquaculture
Meet experts from the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, explore Tasmanian fisheries, and see a digital fish dissection live at our Fisheries and Aquaculture stall. - Frontiers for Young Minds
Hobart-based scientists bring the frozen world to life when challenged to make Antarctic and Southern Ocean Science engaging and accessible for young readers. - Marine predator skull identification
Children's University Activity
Learn to identify marine predator skulls and unravel ocean mysteries. - Antarctic film in the Aurora Theatre
Come watch the recent Antarctica voyage footage in the Aurora Theatre!
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- Learn about Seafaring, Maritime Logistics and Management, and Maritime Engineering and Hydrodynamicss
Meet Australian Maritime College experts to discover diverse maritime career opportunities, from working on ships to managing logistics and business. - Get Ag-cited about Agricultural Science!
Children's University Activity
Get your hands dirty and experience agricultural science. What’s the best way to fry a potato chip? Come along and speak to your future teachers and peers about University life. 12.30pm meet here for the activity.
Find out more about our courses
Marine and Antarctic Science IMAS undergraduate Maritime Engineering
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- What does this research artefact say?
Ignite conversations with research artifacts. Dive into discussions sparked by tangible relics, exploring societal dynamics and shifts. - "Beat the Sociologist" Table Tennis Competition
Children's University Activity
Unleash your inner table tennis champion. Compete, conquer, and snag a prize. Don't miss the chance to serve up your skills! - "Why study Sociology?" + "Why study Criminology?"
Unravel the mysteries of sociology and criminology. Our academics reveal why these fields matter and how they shape our world. - How can Sociology help explain the housing crisis
Discover how sociology tackles housing crises and social issues. Visual insights and vibrant conversations pave the way to understanding impactful change. - Ask me about being a student
Hear gripping tales from our sociology, criminology and tourism students with firsthand insighta into academic life. - TasPolice - skills of policing and real-life scenarios
Chat with Tasmanian Police force members to unveil the path to becoming a police officer and delve into the exciting world of modern policing. - Pick your ideal Tourism career
Come and choose from the incredible range of careers that our gradates now have and test your tourism knowledge to win a prize. - Social Work Conversations
Come and talk with us about what you will learn in a social work degree and the diversity of career pathways available for social workers. - Cosmic Conundrum: who will you save?
Children's University Activity
As the leader of Starcorps Enterprise, you have a serious ethical dilemma! Your latest spaceship journey to Saturn has met with disaster - you must choose who you will save as part of the rescue mission. - Education
Meet with academic staff from the School of Education to explore our courses and your options for study in Education Support and Home Schooling, Primary or Secondary Teaching, Early Childhood, Vocational Education and Professional Development for Teachers. - Humanities
Meet with academic staff from the School of Humanities to discover your options for study in the Bachelor of Arts, Diploma of Family History, and Diploma of Languages.
Find out more about our courses
studying education, humanities and social sciences Bachelor of Social Science (Police Studies)
Medical Science Precinct (MSP) - City campus
- Medicine
Children's University Activity
Get hands-on with health. Try hand and body painting, check blood pressure, and unlock the path to healing. - Biomedicine
Explore hands-on activities that reveal the science behind biomedicine. - Public Health
Learn how public health professionals tackle emerging public health challenges. - Wicking Dementia Centre
Delve into brain science with the Wicking Dementia Center. Learn about brain anatomy and help us research dementia knowledge in Tasmania. - Paramedicine
- Department for Education, Children and Young People
Find out more about working in health in a school setting. Chat to our school based speech pathologist, social worker, psychologist and nurses. - Health Careers Hub
What health career is right for you? Talk to current students and staff and learn how to make a difference in your community. - Medical Research Lab Tours
Join our current PhD students and early career researchers on a tour of our world class research facilities. As well as seeing the facilities, you will have the opportunity to hear about the research and career paths of our tour guides.- Departure point: Medical Sciences Building , foyer outside 115 Lecture Theatre
- Tour Times (every half an hour for 20 minutes):
10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 11:30, 12:00, 12:30, 1:00, 1:30
- Master of Laboratory Medicine
Laboratory medicine is at the heart of healthcare, learn to make a real difference through diagnosis. - Thank God you're here: Nursing Edition
Children's University Activity
Curious to know what activities you might be doing in Nursing? Come join in and take part in activities such as CPR, leg bandaging and somethings in between. Prize to be won with questions answered by staff and students. - Menzies Talk Series
- 10.30am: Introduction to the Menzies Institute for Medical Research and an overview of Motor Neurone Disease research, Professor Tracey Dickson
- 11:00am: Managing osteoarthritis in Tasmania, Laura Sutton
- 11.30am: Chronic plantar heel pain (plantar fasciitis/ joggers heel/ heel spur syndrome….)- not all heel pain is the same, Jason Rogers
- 12:.00pm: Youth participation in physical activity types and adulthood health outcomes, Kelcie Miller
- 12.30pm: Eliminating chronic hepatitis B in remote Indigenous communities: ancient genetics, clinical redesign and health economics, Dr Barb de Graff
- 1:00pm: Health by Stealth: Improving health through public transport and physical activity, Dr Verity Cleland
- 1.30pm: The health economic impact of Multiple Sclerosis in Australia in 2021; and The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the quality of life for people living with Multiple Sclerosis during lockdowns. Dr Julie Campbell and Glen Henson
- Course Overview Talks in Lecture Theatre 105
- 10:30am Bachelor of Nursing Overview
- 11:00am Bachelor of Paramedicine Overview
- 11:30am Overview of the Medicine Program
- 12:00pm Bachelor of Biomedicine Overview
- 12:30pm Master of Laboratory Medicine Overview
- Free BBQ
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- Allied Health Career Hub
Meet current students, academic experts and those working in the allied health field to find out more about your pathway to a rewarding and impactful career in health. - Department for Education, Children and Young People
Find out more about working in health in a school setting. Chat to our school based speech pathologist, social worker, psychologist and nurses. - Exercise for Health - Exercise and Sport Science
Children's University Activity
Learn how Exercise Scientists and Physiologists can utilise exercise to transform the health, wellbeing, and fitness of all Tasmanians. - Occupational Therapy
Connect with our Occupational Therapy Team to explore how you can empower people to overcome challenges and lead more purposeful lives. Join us in making a positive impact! - Your future in Speech Pathology
Chat with our Speech Pathology experts to learn what a career in Speech Pathology could look like for you. - A day in the life of a pharmacist
Experience the cream-making journey: from prescription to the final product. Witness every step in action! - The Brain In Action
Children's University Activity
Peel back brain illusions. Get hands-on with phantom limb tricks and craft your own neuron.
Find out more about our courses
studying health and medicine medicine Biomedicine public health dementia care allied health paramedicine pharmacy exercise and sport sciencenursinglaboratory medicine postgraduate psychology
Sandy Bay campus
- Redesigning Our Systems and Cities
Dive into interactive mapping, unraveling the intricate systems shaping our world. Explore diverse perspectives, unveiling pathways to envision fresh and innovative futures. - Engineering Tours
Tour our Engineering facilities and connect with staff and current students.- Departing every half hour starting at 10.30am - 1.30pm
- Race Car Project
Connect with staff in the School of Engineering and see the student-led racecar project. - Drones and earth systems mapping - seeing and mapping for sustainability
Children's University Activity
Take flight with mini drones from the School of Geography and Spatial Sciences. Dive into our wetlands mapping activity to experience the impact of this field first hand. - Hands on with technology
Embrace tech wonders and dive into our learning firsthand. Get hands-on with exciting new technologies and explore a transformative educational journey. - ICT Future technologies
Children's University Activity`
Embark on a modern tech adventure with VR, drones, and games. - Wildlife Detectives
Children's University Activity
Camera traps have revolutionised animal studies. Become a wildlife detective and find out what a camera trap looks like and why we use them along with other approaches for studying animals. - UnbeLEAFable
Learn how plants work hard to cope with drought. - Liquid nitrogen ice-cream
Children's University Activity
Witness the chemistry of liquid nitrogen as you use it to freeze your own ice-cream, sprinkles included! - Slime, Molecular Models, and Paper Chromatography
Children's University Activity
Get hands-on with chemistry. Create slime, separate colors, and have a blast! - Display of Minerals
Children's University Activity
Discover the role minerals play in everyday life. Uncover their real-world impact and applications. - Dinosaur Walking
Spot a roaming dinosaur on the loose. Encounter our prehistoric creature and marvel at its grandeur. - Earth Sciences Tour
Explore a geo-timeline, fossils, minerals, and microscopes for a geo-journey.- Tours will leave from the Earth Sciences mineral stall and tours will be every hour – 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm and 1:30pm.
- Physics: Windows into the Universe
Use technology to see the hidden physics in the natural world: radiation, waves, and the Universe.
Find out more about our courses
studying science Architecture and Built Environments ICT Agricultural Science Maritime Engineering engineering Pathways to university Applied Health and Community Support
Visit our satellite campus on the FREE bus
We’ve made getting around Open Day easier than ever. All you need to do is hop on one of our free buses, which are running every 10 minutes from the following sites. There is also free parking on the Sandy Bay campus and next to 42 Melville St, Accommodation site.
- University Centre, Sandy Bay
Our Sandy Bay campus offers purpose-built learning facilities across a wide range of study areas - College Road Accommodation, Dobson Road, Sandy Bay
Visit our shared flats and residential colleges with single rooms and shared facilities on the Sandy Bay campus - Bike Sheds, Dobson Road near, Grosvenor Crescent
- IMAS
We have an interdisciplinary approach to teaching marine and Antarctic science that integrates the study of natural sciences with current practice in management, policy and law. - Hunter Street
Explore the full range of Art and Design, Media, Music, and Theatre and Performance courses available at the School of Creative Arts and Media. - The Hedberg
The Hedberg is a world-class performing arts precinct, located in the heart of Hobart, Tasmania that encompasses the historic Theatre Royal and the University of Tasmania. - Medical Sciences Precinct
The College of Health and Medicine brings together the School of Medicine, School of Nursing, School of Health Sciences, School of Psychological Science, School of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, Wicking Centre and Menzies Institute. - Behavioral Lab
See how we use behavioural science to help improve how individuals, organisations and governments make decisions in critical contexts such as work, health, the environment and the marketplace. - 42 Melville St Accommodation
Tour the newly built self-contained studio accommodation or shared apartments at 42 Melville St - Jane Franklin Hall
Experience a full-catered community living experience at an independent residential college affiliated with the University
Location

Sandy Bay campus
University of Tasmania
Main entry off Dobson Road
Sandy Bay TAS