Up to three scholarships are provided by the School of Accounting and Corporate Governance at the University of Tasmania.

Two scholarships are provided by the Alcorso Foundation, which was established to celebrate the Alcorso family's legacy to the arts, culture, environment and social justice in Tasmania.

This scholarship commemorates Andrew Inglis Clark (1848-1907), Tasmanian federalist and ‘the primary architect of our constitution’.

Up to four scholarships are provided by Antarctic Tasmania, the Tasmanian Government's office for managing Antarctic issues.

This scholarship is provided by Australia Post, which provides high-quality mail and parcel services to all Australians.

This scholarship commemorates James Backhouse and George Washington Walker, Quaker missionaries to Van Diemen’s Land, and James Backhouse Walker, Tasmanian lawyer, scientist and historian, and vice-chancellor of the University of Tasmania.

Professor Bill Jackson was a highly respected leader, teacher and researcher in plant science in Tasmania for over 50 years. He endowed this scholarship, prior to his death in 2002, to ensure that outstanding students continue to work in plant science.

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 the Cancer Council to fund an honours student to undertake research into cancer.

This scholarship is offered jointly by the School of Chemistry and the Menzies Research Institute at UTAS. The Menzies Research Institute conducts innovative, world-class research to improve human health and wellbeing.

The School of Chemistry at UTAS has provided up to five scholarships to encourage students to continue their studies in the discipline.

Up to five scholarships are funded by the ARC Centre of Excellence in Ore Deposits (CODES) to assist high achieving, full-time honours students who intend to progress to a PhD at CODES.

Colony 47 is a community sector organisation to assist Tasmanians with a range of needs including: accommodation, financial assistance, independent living skills, support and counselling, employment placement and recreational opportunities.

Community Based Services (South) aims to enhance the client's quality of life through the provision of personal care, respite and related services, social support and home modifications.

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

These scholarships enable honours students to access the materials and expertise of some of Tasmania’s leading cultural institutions as part of their research program. Participating organisations include the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Port Arthur...

The D&MV McDonald Scholarship in Music was established at Conservatorium of Music in 2008 by the late Dawson and Margaret McDonald to allow students of the violin, viola and cello to study in the United Kingdom with a selected master musician.

Two scholarships are provided by Dave Warren, an associate research fellow in the School of Mathematics and Physics, to encourage high-level research in optical astronomy.

This scholarship is provided by Diabetes TASMANIA. Diabetes TASMANIA is a self funded social enterprise organisation delivering high quality diabetes education and support to all Tasmanians living with diabetes, their families and their carers.

This scholarship is provided by DJ Motors, a major Tasmanian car retailing company.

Fruit Growers Tasmania, the peak body representing the interests of the State's apple, pear and stone fruit industries, will support a student whose honours research will further improve the technical capacity and value of these industries to Tasmania.

The GLC Centre Inc is a social support, non government organisation that was established in Hobart in 1992. It seeks to be a focus, for support, resources and communication in the wider Tasmanian gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and intersex (GLBTI) communities.

The School of Geography & Environmental Studies at UTAS has provided scholarships to encourage students to continue their studies in the discipline.

This scholarship is offered jointly by the Menzies Research Institute and Heart Foundation Tasmania. The Menzies Research Institute conducts innovative, world-class research to improve human health and wellbeing.

Launceston's Holy Trinity Anglican Church has funded this scholarship to encourage study in the general area of business ethics.

A number of Tasmanian aged care providers will offer generous financial support to students wanting to undertake honours study in nursing in the aged care area through the School of Nursing and Midwifery.

The Jim Bacon Foundation provides practical support and financial assistance to cancer patients and organisations that support them during their treatment. The Foundation keeps in regular contact with service providers, hospital auxiliaries, community groups and health professionals to ensure the...

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

This scholarship is provided by the Lithuanian Studies Society, whose aim is to promote the study and research of topics connected with Lithuania and its people.

These scholarships are funded by the University's Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS). IMAS was created to bring together the many strands of marine and Antarctic research currently being pursued in and around Hobart, to encourage the development of strengthened research links and...

This Scholarship is funded by an endowment established in memory of Martin Davies. Martin Davies, who died in 1995 while working in Antarctica, played a lead role in the fight to establish the conservation of the Tasmanian cultural environment as a priority for the government and the community....

The Menzies Research Institute conducts innovative, world-class research to improve human health and wellbeing. Two awards are available.

This scholarship is offered jointly by the Menzies Research Institute and Mansfield Builders Pty. Ltd. The Menzies Research Institute conducts innovative, world-class research to improve human health and wellbeing.

The Menzies Research Institute conducts innovative, world-class research to improve human health and wellbeing. Visit the website at www.menzies.utas.edu.au

A donor who devoted the major part of her working life to educating students with special learning needs – by incorporating music and dance into their programs – has provided this scholarship in the Faculty of Education at UTAS. Its intention is to encourage the incorporation of music and/or dance...

This endowed scholarship is provided by Mr Nick Cretan, who is a successful Tasmanian businessman and a long-time supporter of University of Tasmania students.

This scholarship is offered by Peracto Pty Ltd, Australasia’s leading and fastest growing agricultural research company, specialising in the practical application of new ideas and technologies in all aspects of agriculture and related industries. It is offered to support the development of young...

These two scholarships are intended to encourage students from a variety of schools to study a topic in the area of primary health care. They are provided by the University Department of Rural Health (UDRH) and the Menzies Research Institute (MRI).

Up to four scholarships are offered in memory of the late Professor Newton Barber, who was the first professor of botany at the University of Tasmania. Professor Barber set the current research strengths for the School of Plant Science in pea and eucalypt genetics.

Qantas, the national airline, has provided funds to assist research into the facial tumour disease affecting Tasmanian devil populations.

This scholarship is provided by the School of Mathematics and Physics at UTAS.

This scholarship is provided by Riawunna, which is committed to the advancement of knowledge about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and societies.

The Salamanca Arts Centre management board will provide this scholarship in 2010.

Up to four scholarships are offered by the School of Computing and Information Systems at UTAS.

These honours scholarships are provided by the University to encourage excellent students to continue their study at honours level. They may include a living allowance, course fees, support with accommodation and establishment fees and a return airfare to Tasmania if you live interstate.

Three scholarships are funded by Mineral Resources Tasmania and were established to encourage geological research at CODES on topics that are relevant to the Tasmanian minerals industry.

Teck is the world's second largest zinc producer and sponsors this scholarship each year.

The David McQuestin Foundation's scholarship recognises the significant contribution made by the late David McQuestin to journalism and the media in Tasmania.

The Governor of Tasmania, the Hon. Peter Underwood AC, is patron of these prestigious scholarships, which are sponsored by Tasmanian government and business organisations. Last year's sponsors were: Nyrstar Hobart, Aurora Energy, Local Government Association of Tasmania, Hydro Tasmania, Norske Skog...

The Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra is one of Australia's major professional orchestras. It supports the advanced education of talented musicians through its scholarship program. As a result of a partnership between the TSO and the UTAS Conservatorium of Music, up to five successful applicants will...

This scholarship provides an internship/employment opportunity with the University of Tasmania's Communications and Media for a student enrolled in honours or postgraduate coursework study in Journalism, Media and Communications.

The Management Committee of the University Staff Club has agreed to fund an honours scholarship to encourage a talented graduate to continue their studies.

Vedanta Resources plc is a London-listed FTSE 100, diversified metals and mining major that produces aluminium, copper, zinc, lead and iron ore as well as commercial energy. For more information go to www.vedantaresources.com

This scholarship is provided by Veolia Environmental Services, one of Australia's leading environmental services companies.

This scholarship is provided by Veolia Environmental Services, one of Australia's leading environmental services companies.

Women Chiefs of Enterprises is a professional organisation for women entrepreneurs.

The School of Zoology offers these scholarships each year. There are at least two awards available.