Gateways ...to post secondary education, training and employment in Tasmania

Improving the lives of Australians by helping to build the capacity and well-being of individuals, families and communities. Individuals - Seniors, Disabilities, Carers, Youth, Women; Families and Ch...

The Australian Disability & Indigenous Peoples' Education Fund (ADIPEF) has been established to assist people with disabilities from both indigenous and non-indigenous backgrounds. Small quarterly g...

Mobility Allowance provides assistance to people with disabilities who are in paid employment, voluntary work, vocational training, undertaking independent living/life skills training or a combination...

A list of payments provided by Centrelink if you are ill, injured or have a disability. Such as the Disability Support Pension, Sickness Allowance, Newstart Allowance, Youth Allowance, Mobility Allo...

The cost of a university education depends on the course, and whether or not you are enrolled as a Commonwealth Supported, full fee, or international student.  The university pays for educat...

Deafness Forum provide educational scholarships to facilitate the participation of people who are Deaf or people who have a hearing impairment in post secondary education

If you cannot work full time because of a long-term disability or illness, you may be eligible for a Disability Support Pension (DSP). To qualify for the DSP, you must be over 16, complete an incom...

Lists a range of benefits and assistance programs available to students.

General student benefits and payments will help fund your TAFE training. Specific schemes to assist students with disabilities are also available: check with your Centrelink Disability Offic...

The Sir Charles Bright Scholarships ($1000) are awarded annually to disabled persons undertaking post secondary education, whether at University, TAFE or other recognised educational institutions. App...

The majority of TAFE courses require students to pay a minimal up-front fee. Course fees are capped at $900 for a standard course, and $450 ($250 with concession) for Government Industry Priority ...

Information about available concessions, subsidies, grants, allowances and travel assistance.

The Tasmanian Government offers a wide range of concessions to those members of our community with the greatest need - people on low or fixed incomes, those with a disability and their carers, seniors...

The information provided on this site will assist you in planning your budget while studying at the University of Tasmania.

Information on course costs at the University of Tasmania for prospective students,