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When you become a student with us, you'll gain automatic access to our dedicated Student Portal upon accepting your offer. It makes it easy to get the information you need. Access all university systems, study support, career guidance and personal counselling, read about student news and events, get personalised notifications, book appointments, and much more.
When you become a student with us, you get access to confidential and professional counselling, both in person and online. These services are available for those experiencing academic, mental health and personal concerns. Counsellors can also help to connect the wider community with specialist services.
Our community prides itself on being fair and inclusive. If you have a disability and/or health condition (including mental health), and you need to make any adjustments to your study program, our advisers are here to help.
Learn more about Accessibility services
The University's Specialist Peer Mentoring Program (Speerment) connects mentees (students on the Autism Spectrum) with peer mentors (current students). Mentors assist the mentees for an hour, on a weekly basis and help with time management, organisation and keeping on track with assessment tasks. Trust, patience, acceptance and belief underpin this model of support. Mutual learning takes place with the Mentee’s benefiting from their peer’s expertise as students, and the Mentors learning from their Mentees.
Learn more about Speerment (Student Portal)
We are working towards creating an inclusive University where all of us, no matter how we identify, feel valued, respected, and safe. We have a range of supports available for LGBTIQA+ students.
Learn more about the Ally network
We welcome people of all faiths and spiritualities. We have a diversity of faiths within the community, with pastoral carers based at both the Hobart and Launceston campuses. The University can help connect you to local religious and cultural groups and organisations. There are also prayer rooms on the Sandy Bay and Newnham campuses for Muslim students and staff.
Learn more about what spiritual or religious support is available?
We offer many programs and resources to help you thrive at university. Our support services include:
We can assist you in finding work while you're studying. Apply for a range of jobs on campus or online, including being a student ambassador or student leader
Get involved in leadership and volunteering opportunities to develop your leadership skills, make unique connections and help others.
We believe that finances should never be a barrier to university. To help students, we offer hundreds of scholarships, bursaries and prizes. You can even apply for multiple scholarships in one simple application.
The Riawunna Centre team is focused on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student success. They provide a culturally welcoming space for students to study, access academic and cultural support, and be a part of a dynamic community.
SAFCU is a university-wide service to keep everyone in our community safe and well. We are here to listen, provide information and advice regarding your options and support, and where appropriate, will facilitate actions to assist you with your situation.
We respond to notifications of sexual assault or sexual harassment, concerns raised in relation to wellbeing or behaviour, reports of misconduct and the lodgement of general concerns or complaints.
We provide a number of services to ensure a safe and supportive experience for our students, staff and visitors, including our COVID-19 updates.
Campus Security is available day and night to deal with any security or safety concerns. Contacts for all campuses:
The University of Tasmania is committed to fostering an inclusive culture which promotes equality, values diversity and maintains a working, learning and social environment in which the rights and dignity of all its staff and students are respected.
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When starting uni, there are important dates to be aware of. These include Orientation Week, the start of semester, census date, and the release of exam timetables.
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Need help? Our friendly team are here to guide you through the entire process. You can even book in a one-on-one session to enrol in your units.
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When starting uni, there are important dates to be aware of. These include Orientation Week, the start of semester, census date, and the release of exam timetables.
View key dates
Need help? Our friendly team are here to guide you through the entire process. You can even book in a one-on-one session to enrol in your units.
Enquire
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