Graduate Diploma of Marine and Antarctic Science

The University of Tasmania's program is unique for its combination of marine science and Antarctic studies, offering a connection to Antarctic research that is not found in other marine science degrees in Australia.

The course offers a blended study option, with some units available on campus in Hobart and the remainder accessible online, which suits students who may have family or other commitments elsewhere.

Yes, the University of Tasmania offers a range of scholarships including the Support to Study Scholarship Package, which is determined by need and directly tailored to individual students. For example, students may qualify for a financial support scholarship and a relocation support scholarship, worth $3,000 each.

Graduates can pursue careers in marine biology and Antarctic science, with opportunities such as conducting whale research in Antarctica and undertaking fieldwork and research voyages at sea.

Yes, students who complete the undergraduate degree may consider continuing their studies at a postgraduate level, such as a Master's degree, to further specialise in areas like marine biology or Antarctic research.