These scholarships are offered by the School of Agricultural Science. They are available to students who have performed well at school and who are enrolling for the first time at the University of Tasmania.

This scholarship is provided by the Alumni of the University through the annual appeal to members and graduates of the University.

A variety of scholarships are available for study at the Australian Maritime College in Launceston.

This scholarship is provided by funds made available by the Croatian Club committee when the club closed in 2004.

This scholarship is offered by the Ball and Chain Grill, one of Hobart's best-known restaurants.

Up to three scholarships are provided by private individuals and professionals to promote positive and cooperative environmental solutions and to provide inspiration and encouragement to students throughout our education system.

Two scholarships are provided from the estate of the late Bruce Wall, which supports a number of Tasmanian youth projects.

This scholarship is provided by Corporate Express, a national provider of office products and equipment.

The late Mrs Cynthia Thun, a former Tasmanian who lived most of her adult life in the United States, has endowed this award to support a talented music student.

This scholarship is provided by DJ Motors, a leading Tasmanian car retailer.

Up to four scholarships are provided by Dr Peter Smith to encourage students who intend to enrol in the Bachelor of Science degree and to study the physical sciences of chemistry, mathematics and physics in their first year at university - subjects often designated as the basic or enabling sciences.

This scholarship is provided from the estate of the late Dr Vivian Barlow, who spent the final years of his life in Tasmania and wished to assist medical students with the costs of accommodation.

Aurora Energy and Transend Networks, two of Tasmania's electrical power companies, will support two students entering UTAS and interested in an electrical engineering career.

This scholarship is provided from the estate of the late Elizabeth (Dora) Wade, who devoted her life to music education.

A number of endowed scholarships, some dating back almost a century, are available.

These scholarships are offered by the School of Engineering. They are available to students who have performed well at school and who are enrolling for the first time at the University of Tasmania.

This scholarship is provided by the School of Chemistry at UTAS.

The Federation Scholarships are available to law students to encourage study abroad. Up to 10 awards are available.

Up to two scholarships will be offered by the Gilbertson family to support students with a learning disability and who are commencing any undergraduate course.

This scholarship is provided by the Tasmania University Football Club (TUFC) through the generosity of its past members and supporters.

Drs Hilary and Alan Wallace are retired medical practitioners who have had a close association with Jane Franklin Hall (JFH). This scholarship supports a medical student from the north or north-west of Tasmania to reside at JFH.

This scholarship is provided by the Hobart City Council in recognition of the contribution made to the cultural life of the city by Mr Don Kay, who taught music at the Tasmanian Conservatorium for many years.

Hobart City Council supports a number of awards for Hobart residents enrolling at UTAS.

This scholarship is provided by John C Bowden, an American businessman who has a number of business interests in his second home, Tasmania.

The Kingborough Sub Branch of the RSLA established this scholarship in 2006 to recognise the service of Miss Cluny Portnell to the Kingborough community.

This scholarship is provided by the Launceston Chamber of Commerce, the oldest chamber of commerce in Australia.

This scholarship is offered by the Launceston City Council to residents of the Launceston municipality.

Lester Franks is an innovative Tasmanian-based company involved in planning activities in the public and private sectors.

Medical Rural Bonded Scholarships (MRBS) are funded by the Australian Government as part of an initiative to improve health services in rural and regional communities. Up to four scholarships are available.

Neale Edwards' family, long involved in Tasmania's rural sector, has endowed this scholarship to encourage interest and involvement in Tasmania's rural sector.

This scholarship is funded by Newmont Mining to encourage indigenous students to undertake the Bachelor of Science (Economic Geology) with Honours course.

This scholarship has been endowed by Mr Nick Martin, a successful business operator in the electronics industry.

This scholarship is provided by the North Eastern Art and Craft Association to a student from the Dorset area.

An endowment from the late Peter Wells, a life member, funds two scholarships to support North Hobart Football Club players or supporters while at UTAS.

The Northern Florence Nightingale Association has provided support for retired nurses for over 50 years.

This scholarship has been endowed by the late Thora Medhurst in memory of her husband who was a student at UTAS before joining the navy in World War II and continuing to a successful careeer as an electrical engineer.

The Government of Tasmania, in partnership with the University, will offer three prestigious awards, in which the Premier takes great interest.

These scholarships are offered by the School of Agricultural Science in partnership with a number of Tasmanian agricultural businesses.

Three bursaries are provided by St John Ambulance, Australia's largest first-aid training organisation.

This scholarship is offered by Southern Water in honour of the late Steve Balcombe.

These six scholarships are the most prestigious undergraduate scholarships offered by the University of Tasmania.

This scholarship is made available through the generosity of past members and supporters of the Tasmania University Cricket Club.

Up to 50 Tasmania University Scholarships are available to students who have performed very well at school, TAFE or in the initial years of university study at another institution, and who are enrolling for the first time at the University of Tasmania.

These scholarships are provided by the Tasmania University Union (TUU), and the Vice-Chancellor of the University for outstanding athletes studying at the University of Tasmania. Up to 12 awards are available.

Up to two scholarships are funded by Mineral Resources Tasmania. They were established to encourage students to undertake geology at the University of Tasmania.

UTAS and the Tasmanian Institute of Sport (TIS) have agreed to support two students each year while they study.

This scholarship is offered each year by The Examiner Newspaper to support a northern Tasmanian student commencing study at the Launceston campus of the University.

This scholarship is provided by Uniprint, which provides printing services to the University.

The Vice-Chancellor at UTAS has initiated generous support for students studying at the Conservatorium of Music through establishing 20 scholarships for talented orchestral string players.

The West Tamar Council in northern Tasmania will support a student from its municipality enrolling in engineering.