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Five Reasons to Study Design in Tasmania

Make change in a world defined by design.

It's about people, not problems

Top 5 music festivals in Tassie this summer

Summer is here! Bring in the good vibes and shake it at these top music festivals around Tassie.

Turning fiction into a PhD

Liz Evans has taken her professional experience and love of novels into her Creative Writing PhD

Becoming an agent for change

"UTAS provided me with what I needed to work as a professional practitioner in the community."

5 ways to study a Bachelor of Arts with a creative heart

Choose from a variety of creative study options in 2020.

Fighting the good fight

Danny Sutton is working to reduce Tasmania’s homelessness.

In the right headspace

Youth social worker Ella Baker-Condon is helping those who need it most.

The jet-setting teacher

Kate Dewar discovered her passion for teaching on a Vietnamese holiday.

In her natural environment

Olivia Hasler moved from the US to Tasmania to study the environment.

Turning a passion for design into a physical reality

Thom Port switches things up from graphic design to crafting bespoke furniture.

Home is where the art is

For Rhi Bryce, Tasmania isn’t just her home – it’s also an inspiration.

A voice for change

Music student Naarah Barnes is inspiring the next generation of Aboriginal students.

From Hobart to The Hague

Matias Thomsen has used his law degree to help prosecute war criminals.

Discovering the world of theatre beyond the stage

For Lauren Neal, theatre is about storytelling and a world of opportunity.

Making her mark at Mona

Eleanor went from trying different subjects in her Arts degree to landing her dream job.

From Tassie's law school to US courtroom

Law student Sam Wilson shares his winter internship experience in Cape Cod.

Why plastic plants are blooming on campus

Ecological recycled plastic sculptures emerge around Inveresk.

University lecturer named Teacher Educator of the Year

Teacher of art teachers nationally recognised for her skills and innovation.

Why English classrooms and book clubs are life-altering spaces

Researchers are working with teachers, students, and book clubs to make the rich experiences of literature available to all.