University of Tasmania College of Health and Medicine

- Hobart, Australia
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General Information

The College of Health and Medicine at the University of Tasmania (UTAS) is the sole medical school in the state, offering a highly integrated and community-focused medical program. Based primarily in Hobart, the school is renowned for its clinical immersion and strong ties to the Tasmanian health system.

General Info

  • Established: 1965.

  • Location: Medical Science Precinct, 17 Liverpool St, Hobart, TAS 7000.

  • Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine (BMedScMD).

  • Duration: 5 Years (Integrated undergraduate/graduate entry).

  • Language of Instruction: English.

  • Accreditation: Fully accredited by the Australian Medical Council (AMC). The degree is recognized globally, including by the NMC (India) and ECFMG (USA).

Campus Facilities

  • Medical Science Precinct (MSP): Located in the heart of Hobart CBD, the MSP is a world-class facility housing the Menzies Institute for Medical Research and the Hobart Clinical School.

  • Course Structure: * Years 1–2 (Foundation): Based at the MSP and Sandy Bay campuses, focusing on biomedical sciences and early patient contact.

    • Years 3–5 (Clinical): Full-time clinical immersion at one of the three clinical schools (Hobart, Launceston, or Burnie).

  • Simulation Learning: Students utilize the Simulation Centre within the Royal Hobart Hospital for practicing emergency scenarios and procedural skills.

    • Hospital & Medical Facilities

    Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution

  • Royal Hobart Hospital (RHH): The state's flagship 550-bed tertiary referral hospital, located adjacent to the Medical Science Precinct.

  • Clinical Schools: * Hobart Clinical School: Primarily based at RHH with rotations in private sites like Calvary Hospital.

    • Launceston Clinical School: Based at the Launceston General Hospital (LGH).

    • Rural Clinical School: Based in Burnie (North West Regional Hospital) and Latrobe (Mersey Community Hospital).

  • Unique Exposure: Students gain specific expertise in areas like Hyperbaric Medicine, Antarctic medicine, and rural primary care.

    • Fee Structure

    State University Affordability

  • International Tuition Fee: Approximately AUD 82,450 per year (as of 2026 intake).

  • Domestic (CSP): Commonwealth Supported Places cost approx. AUD 12,700 – AUD 13,500 per year in student contributions.

  • Scholarships: The Tasmanian International Scholarship (TIS) offers a 25% tuition fee reduction for high-achieving international 

    • City Details

  • Vibe: A historic and picturesque harbor city at the foot of Mount Wellington. It offers a calm, safe environment with a high quality of life.

  • Transport: The "UniHopper" is a free shuttle bus for students between the Sandy Bay and Hobart CBD campuses.

  • Climate: Cool temperate climate. Winters are crisp and rainy; summers are mild and pleasant.

  • Cost of Living: Lower than Sydney or Melbourne, but rentals in the CBD can be competitive.

    • Hostel & Mess

    • Hytten Hall (Hobart CBD): The most popular choice for medical students, located just a short walk from the Medical Science Precinct and Royal Hobart Hospital.

      • Cost: AUD 314 – AUD 391 per week (Shared apartment vs. studio).

    • Jane Franklin Hall: A traditional residential college in South Hobart.

      • Cost: Approx. AUD 522 – AUD 576 per week.

      • Mess/Catering: This is the only college in Hobart that includes 3 meals per day in the weekly cost.

    • Self-Catering: Most UTAS accommodation (Hytten Hall, University Apartments) is self-catered.

      • Food Budget: Students typically spend AUD 120 – AUD 180 per week on groceries.

    Miscellaneous

    • Academic Entry: Minimum ATAR of 95.0 (or equivalent IB/Overseas qualification).

    • Standardized Tests: UCAT ANZ is mandatory for all domestic and many international applicants. For international students, high scores in IELTS (7.0 with no band < 7.0) are required.

    • Interview: Unlike many other Australian schools, UTAS typically does not conduct interviews for domestic school leaver entry, relying heavily on ATAR and UCAT rankings.

    • NEET (For Indians): Required if you intend to return to India to practice.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Students must typically have a minimum of 50% marks in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) in the 12th standard (40% for reserved categories) and must have qualified NEET in the current or previous two years, as per NMC guidelines.

    The duration is generally 6 years in total, which includes 5 years of academic study (54 months) and 1 year of compulsory internship (12 months), fully complying with the latest National Medical Commission (NMC) rules.

    The process is simple: 1. Submit scanned documents (10th, 11th, and 12th mark sheets, NEET result, Passport scan, and a recent passport-size photograph with a white background). 2. Receive the Admission Letter from the University. 3. Process the Invitation Letter for Visa. 4. Complete the Visa application with our assistance.

    Yes, all our partner universities are recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the National Medical Commission (NMC). Graduate doctors can also write major global licensing exams such as USMLE (USA), PLAB (UK), AMC (Australia), and the FMGE/NExT exam for India.

    While most universities admit based on your 12th marks and NEET qualification, some may require a simple online entrance test or interview. We will guide you through any such requirement.

    Fees typically cover the Tuition Fee, Hostel Fee, Medical Insurance, Visa Extension, and administrative charges. A detailed, transparent fee structure showing Tuition Fee, Hostel Fee, Mess Charges, Visa/Invitation Fee, and Medical Assurance Fee for each country and university will be provided upfront.

    Payment schedules are determined by the individual university. Some universities allow semester-wise payments, while others require annual payments. We will provide clear guidance on the university's official payment schedule.

    We are committed to transparency. All costs, including consultation charges and university expenses, are detailed in your offer letter. We strongly advise against any form of donation.

    Yes, we coordinate group departures for students and assist with flight ticket booking. Our representative will meet the students at the destination airport and provide transport to the university hostel.

    Hostels offer secure accommodation with separate facilities for boys and girls. Indian meals are generally cooked and served by Indian caterers within the hostel premises or mess hall to ensure a suitable diet for students.

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