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.

This scholarship has been provided by Tasmanian Alkaloids to mark the retirement of their managing director, Brian Hartnett. Brian is passionate about the importance of science education and the need for quality teaching in the discipline. He established the generous Tasmanian Alkaloids...

Bullock Consulting is an energetic Tasmanian-based consulting company which has grown into a multi-faceted team of professional architects, engineers and surveyors. Bullock Consulting now provides a wide range of consulting services, both in Tasmania and other states, and focuses on sustainable...

These scholarships are provided by the School of Chemistry at UTAS. Up to five awards are available.

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.

This scholarship has been endowed by the three daughters of Ethel May Barbara Mann to encourage the communication of science through teaching, writing and research. Ethel Mann graduated from the University in 1923 and was one of the early women graduates.

GHD is an international professional services company delivering innovative solutions by combining technical skill and experience with an understanding of clients' objectives and aspirations. GHD employ over 6,000 people in an integrated network of offices throughout Australia, New Zealand, Asia,...

Gwen Nettlefold was born in Hobart and trained as a nurse, a naturopath and completed a Bachelor of Communications before embarking on her doctorate in philosophy at the University of Tasmania. Her ability as a philosopher rapidly became apparent and she made a significant contribution to the...

This scholarship is provided by friends of distinguished musician the late Professor Jan Sedivka to recognise his contribution to the education of music students in Tasmania, Australia and around the world.

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...

This scholarship is provided by Lester Franks, an innovative Tasmanian-based company involved in planning activities in the public and private sectors.

Marie Edwards, a graduate of the Tasmanian School of Art, holds a unique place in the Tasmanian art scene. During her ascent in the 1970s she was one of the few women artists in the State working seriously in the area of abstraction. Her works rank her amongst Tasmania's finest women artist. She...

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

The late Sir Victor Burley was one of Tasmania's most celebrated engineers. A graduate of the University of Tasmania, he had a lifelong involvement in tertiary education in Tasmania and a passion for music. His family has endowed this scholarship to encourage the development of advanced music...

Tasmania Access Bursaries are provided by the University of Tasmania. There are 100 awards available.

The Tasmanian Early Years Foundation was established by the Tasmanian Government in 2005 to support and promote the development and learning of children up to the age of six. These scholarships will help further research into the early years of life. Up to two awards are available.

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...

This scholarship is provided in memory of Tim Hawkins, a commerce/law graduate of the University who was tragically killed in the Bali bombing in 2002. The scholarship will allow the recipient to undertake an internship of up to six months at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former...

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 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.