Study in Australia with 25% Scholarship at the University of Tasmania

The University of Tasmania (UTAS) offers a range of scholarships and financial support options designed to make studying in Australia more affordable for international students — including those from Nepal and South Asia. With opportunities such as the Tasmanian International Scholarship (25% fee reduction) and research scholarships covering living and tuition costs, UTAS ensures that talented students from around the world can pursue quality education while easing financial pressure.

Key Scholarship and Fee Details

• UTAS offers a “Tasmanian International Scholarship” for international students, which gives a 25% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of undergraduate or postgraduate coursework programs, for eligible commencing students. University of Tasmania+2University of Tasmania+2
• There is also a 10% tuition fee discount available for international students meeting certain eligibility criteria. University of Tasmania
• For research (higher degree by research) students: UTAS offers scholarships covering living allowance, tuition fee offsets, and relocation support. For example, the rate for a major scholarship (RTP) is AUD 34,315 per annum (2026) for the living allowance. University of Tasmania
• On fees: Domestic students (in Australia) may have subsidies/loans (HELP, HECS-HELP) for tuition. International students pay full fees or flat annual fees for research degrees. University of Tasmania+1

What this means for students from Nepal / South Asia

• If you apply to UTAS as an international student (from Nepal or another South Asian country), you may automatically be considered for the “Tasmanian International Scholarship” if you submit your international student application for eligible programs. University of Tasmania+1
• The 25 % tuition reduction is significant — it helps reduce the cost of study.
• The 10 % discount is an alternative/supplementary benefit if eligible.

Research students (Master by Research / PhD) have strong scholarship support, which could make UTAS more affordable if you aim for research