Study Abroad

For all international students, the documents required for admission in the University of Tasmania are:

1) For UG aspirants:

• Academic transcripts
• English proficiency score report
• AP score report
• Letters of Recommendation (LORs)
• Statement of Purpose (SOP) or essay
• Financial documents
• Copy of passport
• Personal Competency Statement

2) For PG aspirants:

• Academic transcripts
• English proficiency score report
• Resume/CV
• Essays
• SOP
• Two to three LORs
• GTE form
• Financial documents
• Copy of passport

For all Indian students, the academic requirements at the University of Tasmania are:

The faculty members and institutes under the University of Tasmania are:

Faculties:

• College of Arts, Law and Education
• College of Health and Medicine
• College of Science and Engineering
• College of Business and Economics
• University College

Institutes:

• Australian Maritime College
• Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies
• Menzies Research Institute Tasmania
• Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture

Some notable alumni of the University of East London are:

Roger Taylor - Musician

Sonam Kapoor - Actor

Cynthia Erivo - Actor, Singer

Marina Diamandis - Singer

Ken Russell - Director, Screenwriter

Yes, the university offers scholarships to integrational students. These awards are issued at the university's discretion and only available to overseas, fee-paying, offer holders studying an undergraduate or postgraduate taught programme.

Many of the students are nervous about taking the IELTS speaking test. Using the IELTS speaking tips and plenty of practice will help you in building your confidence. These tips will also help you in getting the IELTS band score you need. The speaking test is made up of three parts:

• In part 1, there is a few minutes of conversation with the IELTS examiner
• In part 2, you will be given a card with a topic and you need to prepare a note on it in the given time
• In part 3, there is a few minutes conversation with the IELTS examiner regarding the topic given in part 2

IELTS writing has two writing tasks that students need to complete. In task 1, students need to describe some visual information in their own words. In task 2, students need to write about an academic or semi-formal/neutral style. Students can check useful IELTS writing tips to improve their writing skills.

Most of the students find the listening section the hardest part of the IELTS exam. In this section, students need to first listen to the content and then write the answer in their own words. Students can check the IELTS listening tips and practice lessons to score good marks on the IELTS listing test.

IELTS reading is among the four sections of the IELTS exam in which students need a qualifying score. If you want to score band 8 in IELTS reading, then it depends on whether you are taking IELTS academic or in general. Students can check the Reading Tips for IELTS to easily get the qualifying score in the exam.