Live and study in Tasmania, Australia

Yes. International students can work part-time during study periods in line with Australian visa regulations.

Yes. The University of Tasmania offers scholarships for eligible international students, including those from Nepal.

These are typically applied as a reduction in tuition fees.

You can check available scholarships for your course before applying.

Tasmania is generally more affordable than major Australian cities, which can help reduce your overall expenses.

You should budget for accommodation, food, transport and personal expenses.

We offer a range of scholarships for international students to help with study and living costs. For most scholarships, you’ll be automatically assessed when you submit your International Student Application, no separate application is required. If successful, your offer letter will include the details.

If you complete an eligible degree, you may be able to apply for post-study work rights in Australia after studying on a Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485).

Tasmania’s regional status means eligible graduates can access extended post-study work opportunities (up to 4–5 years depending on your qualification).

This gives you time to gain work experience and explore longer-term career options.

Yes, students from Nepal must apply through an authorised agent.