A range of scholarships as unique as you.
Scholarships can make a big difference to your university experience and set you on the pathway to success.
We have a range of opportunities for students from all backgrounds.
Whether you’re looking for financial support or relocation assistance, experiencing educational disadvantage or seeking recognition of academic or sporting achievement, we have a scholarship for you.
International students completing years 11 and 12 onshore in Australia can also apply for the same scholarships available to domestic students, so long as they meet the eligibility requirements.
Support to Study Scholarship Package
Support to Study Scholarship Packages are assessed as part of your course application and are now open for Semester 2, 2022.
Applications received after 12 February 2022, will be reviewed as part of our Semester 2 offer round.
Merit and diversity scholarships
Featured scholarships in 2022
External scholarships
The majority of the funding for our scholarships and bursaries is provided by donations made through the University of Tasmania Advancement Office. There are also scholarships offered by generous organisations outside the University. In some cases, you may receive both a University of Tasmania scholarship and an external scholarship.
You may also wish to consider a number of prestigious scholarships that support exceptional Australian scholars to undertake international postgraduate study.
Student experience - Aiming high with agriculture scholarships
"I was applying for University and I thought I may as well apply for some scholarships. You can apply for multiple scholarships and many of them have similar or the same questions"
Esther Magor, Agriculture student
Student experience - Tasmanian Asylum Seeker Scholarship
Haji Alizada has experienced and witnessed a lot of injustice in his life. He is now studying Law with the hopes of helping others, supported by a Tasmanian Asylum Seeker Scholarship.
Student experience - Women in Engineering scholarship a bonus
"The scholarship meant I could spend the money I would have spent on accommodation on other things which I used to fund a trip to Hungary to compete in the 2018 World Orienteering Championships."
Rachel Allen - Australian Maritime College student