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  2. Graduate Certificate in Organisational Resilience

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    2 Sep 2020: Learn more about studying Organisational Resilience at the University of Tasmania: https://www. utas. edu. au/organisational-resilience Learn more about studying at the University of Tasmania: https://bit. ly/38xjnJv Follow us on Facebook: http://bit. ly
    By: University of Tasmania
  3. UTAS Sport Podcast: Episode 9

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    14 Aug 2020: We're back after a month and a bit off - and what better way to kick it off then with an interview with health and fitness expert Luke Granger. Granger has had over 17 years experience in the fitness industry and is currently the coordinator of
    By: University of Tasmania
  4. Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture Webinar

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    14 Aug 2020: Learn about study in the area of agriculture at the University of Tasmania. Learn more about studying at the University of Tasmania: https://bit. ly/38xjnJv Follow us on Facebook: http://bit. ly/2paDacB Talk to us on Twitter: http://bit. ly/2FQVxg1
    By: University of Tasmania
  5. Songwriters | Tasha Zappala and Tiffany Smith

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    13 Aug 2020: Tasha Zappala and Tiffany Smith are current Songwriter students in the Bachelor of Music who collaborated on this new work for their Semester 1, 2020 submission against a backdrop of COVID-19. Learn more about studying at the University of Tasmania:
    By: University of Tasmania
  6. The Red Lion Drum Corps | Semester 1, 2020

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    13 Aug 2020: The Drum Corps has had to adjust the way they make music together during COVID-19, replacing their drums with practice pads to avoid trouble with flatmates and neighbours. Here they are performing ‘EUSPBA 50th Anniversary Drum Salute’ by Harry
    By: University of Tasmania
  7. Conservatorium Big Band | Semester 1, 2020

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    13 Aug 2020: COVID-19 did not deter the Conservatorium Big Band, who along with their leader, Les Johnston, delivered a cracking rendition of 'Lot of Livin' To Do' composed by Charles Strouse and Lee Adams, featuring vocals by Claire Vout. Learn more about
    By: University of Tasmania
  8. Experimental Music Ensemble, Daily Routine

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    13 Aug 2020: ‘Daily Routines’ was composed by Bachelor of Music with Honours student, Oliver Marshall. The two pieces of the composition were inspired by the many hours people are spending at home with repetition and routines during COVID-19. Learn more
    By: University of Tasmania
  9. A Walkthrough of The Media School campus in Hobart

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    13 Aug 2020: Join Andy Terhell, Associate Lecturer, on a tour of The Media School in Salamanca Place, Hobart. Explore the facilities and equipment including the computer lab, green screen room, audio/visual studio, lecture rooms, collaborative spaces and more.
    By: University of Tasmania
  10. Big Day In gives big opportunities in ICT

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    31 Jul 2020: ACS Big Day In’s first Tasmanian event was held on campus recently, giving students all the info on the diverse and exciting career paths in ICT and technology. Learn more about studying at the University of Tasmania: http://bit. ly/1LTBnP8
    By: University of Tasmania
  11. Panopticon : Dark Mofo 2017

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    30 Jul 2020: Presented by the School of Creative Arts, University of Tasmania, in association with Dark Mofo, Panopticon featured twenty individual installations by Art, Music and Theatre students from the School of Creative Arts. Each installation or 'cell'
    By: University of Tasmania

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