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Tasmania’s proximity to Antarctica and the Southern Ocean also makes Tasmania a prime location for several Antarctic scientific study and research institutions, such as the Australian Antarctic Division, the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS), and the Bureau of Meteorology’s (BoM) Antarctic office. The region also excels in marine and maritime fields, agricultural sciences, renewable energy, climate change, and population health. Students pursuing studies in Antarctic, marine, and maritime fields benefit from many postgraduate opportunities and scholarship options.

Key sectors in TAS include manufacturing, food & agribusiness, international education, resources & energy, and science & technology.

Tasmania’s biggest employment sectors include healthcare and social assistance, construction and manufacturing, education and training, retail, and tourism. Many Tasmanian companies have graduate programs for international students. As Tasmania is considered a regional area, therefore you could stay up to an additional one-two years working under the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) depending on your qualification and which city you have studied and resided in.

Besides the different on-campus and off-campus accommodation, there is a temporary accommodation support for international students who have difficulties to find a rental property for up to 10 days at local motels/hotels while they finalise their long-term accommodation.

Tasmanian cities are small enough to feel connected to the community, but large enough to have the conveniences of all the great elements of a city. You can enjoy everything about a great city life, while also being so close to nature to unwind from your studies.