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CODES International Education Fund
The CODES International Education Fund has been established to provide education and training in the fields of geoscience and ore deposit research.
It will ensure that CODES continues to provide crucial education, training and technology transfer services to the minerals industry after Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence funding ceases in December 2013.
Invest in one of the most sought-after resources...world class Geoscientists. Read more
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2013 Annual Appeal
Your gift to the Annual Appeal will enable our students to work and live in our global society while encouraging them to return home and enrich the economic, social, cultural and intellectual life of Tasmania. Remember that your gift not only provides financial benefit but instils confidence in a student when they know someone believes in them. You can give to the Annual Appeal Scholarship, Overseas Exchange Scholarship Program and the Development Fund, or you can direct your gift to another area of your choice. Whatever you choose, your gift will broaden horizons and open the world for our students. We invite you to enjoy our student and donor stories. Read more or donate now.
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Passionate teacher of history and leader in curriculum reform honoured at Foundation dinner
A world leader in curriculum reform and renewal in history, Professor Marnie Hughes-Warrington, has received the University of Tasmania Foundation Graduate Award for 2013.
The honour was bestowed at the Foundation’s Launceston dinner in March. Read more
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Leo Cooper-White Memorial Scholarship Appeal
The family and friends of Leo Cooper-White, together with the UTAS Foundation, are seeking support for the Leo Cooper-White Memorial Scholarship Appeal which will establish a scholarship at the University of Tasmania’s School of Visual and Performing Arts (SVPA). Leo was a third year student at the UTAS School of Visual and Performing Arts. On 18 March 2011, Leo’s life was cut short in a tragic accident. We are aiming to raise $30,000 which the UTAS Foundation has agreed to match dollar for dollar for a total of $60,000, to endow an annual scholarship in Leo’s name.
Read more | Donate now | Download Donation Form (PDF 46.8KB).
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Arthur Cobbold Memorial Lecture Appeal
No early alumnus of the UTAS School of Medicine needs an introduction to Arthur Cobbold. From 1964, when he arrived as Foundation Professor of Physiology, to his retirement 21 years later – with 13 of those years as Dean of Medicine – he very much shaped the School and the lives of many of those in it.
It is a fitting memorial to the late Professor Cobbold that an annual lecture on contemporary medical issues will again influence medical thinking in Tasmania and that the support to endow this lecture in perpetuity will come from those who were themselves most closely influenced by his work and mentorship.
Read more | Donate now | Download Brochure and Donation Form (PDF 1.3MB)
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Old Hobartian Centenary Scholarship
2013 marks the centenary of the founding of Hobart High School and its successor institutions, Hobart Matriculation College and Hobart College. To celebrate the significant milestone in educational attainment for Tasmania, the Old Hobartian Association has launched an appeal to former students and to the wider community to raise the capital funds needed to create a perpetual scholarship. The Old Hobartian Centenary Scholarship from 2013 onwards will annually support students graduating from Hobart College to study in any discipline at the University of Tasmania.
Read more or Donate online
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Dr Judith Homeshaw Scholarship
The late Dr Judith Homeshaw was a loved and respected member of staff in the School of Government. Family, friends and colleagues have launched an appeal to raise funds to create an annual scholarship in her name for a student entering an honours course at UTAS.
The Dr Judith Homeshaw Scholarship will support a student in any faculty whose thesis will relate to those areas which Judith was passionate about: Women's participation in the contemporary Australian public sphere with respect to any of: work and employment; government; politics; health care; or science.
The inaugural scholarship will be awarded to a student commencing study at honours, masters or research level in the 2012 academic year.
Donate Online | Download Donation Form (PDF 34.8KB).
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Menzies Research Institute Tasmania Stage II Campaign
Excellence in health care demands excellence in scientific discovery, education and training. Menzies is first and foremost about improving health and saving lives. The Institute is renowned internationally for its innovative research that utilises the unique competitive advantages Tasmania offers, including our island geography, stable population and our extensive genealogical records.
Read more or donate now to the Menzies Stage II Campaign.
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Future of Tim Hawkins memorial secured
The long-term future of the Tim Hawkins Memorial Scholarship has been secured with the announcement of an $86,000 grant from the State Government. The Attorney-General, Brian Wightman, himself a proud UTAS alumnus, made the announcement at a function in the University Club organised by the Advancement Office and attended by members of the Hawkins family. Read more
The UTAS Foundation is the vital fundraising arm of the University. Its activities help to ensure UTAS remains a vibrant institution - a leader in education that produces quality graduates and research connected to the businesses and industries of Tasmania.
Gifts to the Foundation promote excellence, innovation and participation at UTAS. Support from our alumni and friends is critically important to ensure that the University continues to fulfil its mission as Tasmania's university and is able to make a significant contribution to the cultural, economic and social development of the state.
