University of tasmania's Campus Culture

In 1998 and 1999, university of tasmania won the national award for its perfect student service, and recently won the award again for its information technology service for students. Every student has a free e-mail and can surf the Internet 24 hours a day through the campus network system. At the same time, students can be guided to use new or difficult programs through "terminal help". These information services are only a part of improving student services. Other services include: consultation, job introduction, clubs and societies, surgery, restaurants, concert halls, banks and shops, all of which are located on campus.

Overseas student office

The Office of Overseas Students is an organization that provides support for overseas students. The service staff of each campus will arrange for international students to pick them up and send them to their residences. They are responsible for helping freshmen get familiar with the environment and providing a series of services such as language and learning skills consultation, editing services, community and family contact, and study guidance. Senior students from different countries also help to receive new students and get familiar with the new environment.

University of tasmania has established a formal partnership with the state government to jointly develop Tasmania's economic, social and cultural undertakings with local and state governments. University of tasmania has eight libraries and an information resource center, six of which are located in Hobart campus and two in Launceston campus. The Information Resource Center is located in Bernie's Cradle Coast Campus. The purchase fee of the library accounts for more than 40% of the library's appropriation, which is mainly used to purchase various electronic resources, magazines, teaching materials, document delivery and teaching materials.

There are no restrictions on the use of library web pages and online catalogs, and other electronic resources are only open to teachers and students at school. When logging in, you need to verify your email account name and password.

To borrow books, you must bring your credentials to the service desk, but you can also use the self-service terminal services of Morris Miller Library and Launceston Campus Library. When borrowing, I will inform you of the return period, or I can go to the library to check my account.

Most books can be returned in any library, and reserved books must be returned to the restoration library. If it is not returned on time, the library will send the overdue notice to the borrower's mailbox and mail it to the student's home address during the long vacation. In this regard, the library will charge a certain late fee, and the total amount of each book will not exceed $30. If the term is too long, lost or seriously damaged, a replacement fee will be charged.

If someone needs to borrow or has been booked, they may ask to return all the books in advance. The library will issue an early return notice and explain the return period. If the overdue payment is not made, the late payment fee will be higher than the normal late payment fee.