Scholarships for Tertiary Study

The Ultimate New Zealand Scholarship Guide for Year 13 Students Attending University in 2022

https://www.moneyhub.co.nz/scholarships-nz.html

Scholarships for property or construction-related tertiary studies:

http://keystonetrust.org.nz/keystone-scholarships/keystone-study-awards/

University of Waikato

The regulations and the application form can be found through the link below. It is important that all potential applicants read through, and understand, the regulations of the scholarship prior to commencing the application process.

https://www.waikato.ac.nz/scholarships/

The University of Waikato now has a new scholarship for High Performance Athletes. The University of Waikato Professional Athletes Dual-Career Scholarship is for NZ citizens and permanent residents who will be contracted as a paid professional/semi-professional sports person to a NZ-based sports franchise/organisation for the full season/competition in 2020 and who will be enrolling in an undergraduate degree at UoW. Applications close on 31st August.

More information, including the regulations can be found through the following link;

https://www.waikato.ac.nz/scholarships/s/university-of-waikato-professional-athletes-dual-career-scholarship

Toi Ohomai

Wanting to study in the Bay in next year? Apply for a Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology Secondary School Achiever Scholarship – two available via our school. Applications close 12 October so be in quick.

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University of Victoria

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Otago University

Entrance Scholarship applications are open and the majority of them close on August 15, with some closing at a later date. Students are encouraged to apply and the applications are online at otago.ac.nz/future-students/cost/scholarships When students apply they need to choose an area of study, but rest assured this area of study can be changed in future. There are some changes to our scholarships for 2019, these include: University of Otago Academic Excellence Entrance Scholarships are now at a base level of around $35,000 which reflects the Government’s fees free policy. This covers a student’s Government’s fees free policy. This covers a student’s first year in a residential college, and $10,000 per year for years two and three, provided academic performance requirements are met. The University of Otago 150th Entrance Scholarship has been renamed to celebrate the University’s 150th anniversary in 2019. These scholarships have a standard of value of $6000 for one year and are for academically strong students who face significant financial and life challenges in attending University. The Māori and Pacific Peoples’ Entrance Scholarships has now been separated out into Māori scholarships, and Pacific Peoples’ scholarship. Students with dual heritage may apply for either or both scholarships. Māori or indigenous Pacific students with academic ability and involvement in their communities are eligible for this award. Students will need to verify their Māori or Pacific ancestry through the eVision portal.

Residential College Applications open on 1 August. If students would like to be considered for the first round they will need to submit their applications by 30 September. A key date for you is 15 September, which is when the CCRF (Common Confidential Reference Form) is due. Remind your students it is not first come first served, so they should spend some time on their application form.