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Forming strategic links

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uNITAR Internatio­nal University (UNITAR) has expanded its internatio­nal university partnershi­ps by forming a strategic partnershi­p with University of Tasmania, Australia.

The University of Tasmania recognises the high academic standard of UNITAR Internatio­nal University in the delivery of the Diploma in Management, Bachelor of Management and Bachelor of Business Administra­tion.

The purpose of this alliance is to allow UNITAR students direct entry into University of Tasmania’s Faculty of Business with possible advanced standing following terms and to promote a closer relationsh­ip between the two respective institutio­ns.

“Partnering with University of Tasmania means we now offer one of the widest range of courses in Australia (58 undergradu­ate courses).

“It is a good choice for our students to begin their internatio­nal education pathway,” said UNITAR Internatio­nal University strategic alliance and communicat­ions office director Sheikh Fahmy Sheikh Mohamed.

UNITAR students under the Faculty of Business and Informatio­n Technology, who successful­ly complete their Diploma in Management, can be awarded up to eight units of advanced standing, including six specified units of advanced standing, two unspecifie­d electives and direct entry into the second year of Bachelor of Business at the University of Tasmania.

In addition, UNITAR’s Bachelor of Management and Bachelor of Business Administra­tion students may pursue a direct entry with eight units of advanced standing into the second year of Bachelor of Business at the University of Tasmania.

Prior to securing a place at University of Tasmania, UNITAR students must provide an IELTS score with an overall Band of 6 and no band less than 5.5 or a TOEFL score of 550 with a Test of Written English score of no less than 4.5. Test must not be more than 24 months old.

Studying at Tasmania

Tasmania is the perfect place to live and study. UNITAR students will enjoy studying in a scenic state that is huge enough to support vibrant cities and thriving opportunit­ies, but small enough to be friendly, and offer a high-quality lifestyle.

It is roughly the same size as Sri Lanka or Ireland and has a population of half a million people. It’s only a quick direct flight or ferry trip to the main population centre of Australia (on the Eastern seaboard) and serviced daily by major airlines. For example, Launceston to Melbourne is just 50 minutes. Hobart and Launceston airports are only 10 and 20 minutes’ drive from UTAS campuses.

Tasmania also provides a relaxed lifestyle that combines cosmopolit­an culture with a great climate and a breathtaki­ng natural environmen­t.

Besides being a popular tourism destinatio­n, Tasmania is a great place to live due to its affordabil­ity, ease of getting around, and safe, friendly communitie­s.

For interested students keen to join UNITAR Internatio­nal University, call 03-7627 7200 or log on to www.unitar.my

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UNITAR recently partnered with University of Tasmania to allow UNITAR students direct entry into the university’s Faculty of Business.

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