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Scholarships
New Zealand International Scholarships are funded by the New
Zealand Government and administered by Education New Zealand.
World class education
New Zealand provides opportunities to study under internationally recognised
academics and researchers in a wide range of disciplines.
Qualifications from New Zealand universities rank with the world’s best and
have a reputation for being practical and modern. In some niche areas, such as
biotechnology, forensic science and marine engineering, New Zealand degrees are
acknowledged as world-leading.
Students educated here are earning a reputation as a new breed of innovative
thinkers, and enjoying success the world over.
International partnerships
Our international scholarships reflect the Government's commitment to
strengthening educational partnerships with other countries and regions.
The scholarship programme aims to share New Zealand’s excellent education
system with the rest of the world, and bring the best academics from elsewhere
to share their knowledge. Up to 100 doctoral and 100 undergraduate students are
currently studying under the programme.
If you have any questions about the scholarships listed below, please contact
the Education New Zealand Scholarships Manager -
scholarships@educationnz.org.nz
Incoming Scholarships for International Students
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King Abdullah Scholarship Program
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New Zealand International Undergraduate Fees Scholarships
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New Zealand International Doctoral Research Scholarships
Outgoing Scholarships for Domestic and International Students
New Zealand Postgraduate Study Abroad Award
The New Zealand Postgraduate Study Abroad Awards (NZPSAA) are
available to postgraduate students enrolled in either doctoral or master’s
degree programmes at a New Zealand institution, whose research programme would
benefit significantly from a short-term period of study or research abroad.
New Zealand postgraduate students may apply for funding to cover up to six
months of study or research abroad in the following categories:
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seminars, workshops or courses
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conferences, if the attendee is presenting a paper
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cooperative research with researchers abroad
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independent research at facilities not available in New Zealand, like
research institutes and libraries.
The scholarship is funded by the New Zealand Government and administered by
Education New Zealand.
Eligibility
To be eligible you must be enrolled full-time at a New Zealand institution
and hold good standing in a postgraduate degree programme, both when you apply
and throughout the tenure of the award.
International students are eligible to apply, but priority may be given to
New Zealand citizens and permanent residents. Awards are available to students
in any field of study.
Value
The value of the award will vary widely up to a maximum of $10,000, according
to the costs of the proposed project. The amount of funding is determined by the
selection committee. No funding is available for accompanying dependants.
The awards are offered twice a year. Applications must be submitted to the
Education New Zealand Scholarships Manager by 1 May and 1 November.
Objectives of the scholarship
The scholarship aims to:
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maximize the research capability and output of New Zealand tertiary
providers
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help New Zealand’s top postgraduate students gain short-term access to
some of the best educational institutions and opportunities overseas
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raise the international profile and reputation of New Zealand’s tertiary
educational institutions
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increase international education linkages and partnerships with
participating countries, regions and institutions.
New Zealand Undergraduate Study Abroad Awards
The New Zealand Undergraduate Study Abroad Awards (NZUSAA) are
available to New Zealand undergraduate students who wish to complete part of
their qualification overseas. They are available to students enrolled at
universities, institutes of technology and polytechnics.
The scholarship is a one-off payment meant to contribute to costs relating to
the exchange or study abroad programme, and not to fully cover those costs.
No funds are available for accompanying dependants.
Candidates for the NZUSAA must be nominated by their home institution and may
not apply directly to Education New Zealand. Students who wish to be
considered should contact the Student Exchange/Study Abroad Manager at their
home institution.
The scholarship is funded by the New Zealand Government and administered by
Education New Zealand.
Please note, Students must not submit their applications
directly to Education New Zealand. Instead, they must be submitted to the
Student Exchange Manager/Coordinator of the New Zealand institution they attend
Eligibility
To be eligible for a NZUSAA you must:
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be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident
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be enrolled in a degree programme or a diploma programme (NZQA level 5 or
above) at a New Zealand institution
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be accepted by your home institution and (where applicable) your
destination institution for participation in an exchange or short-term study
programme for which you will receive credit towards your New Zealand
qualification
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have successfully completed at least one semester of full-time study at
the time of application
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have a B average or above.
Value of the scholarship
In most cases, the awards will carry a value of $3,000 for one semester, and
$5,000 for two semesters. The selection committee will have the discretion
to vary those amounts where appropriate based on length of study and destination
country.
Nomination due dates
Nominations are due at Education New Zealand from institutions on 1 May and
1 November each year.
Objectives of the scholarship
The scholarships aim to:
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raise the international profile and reputation of New Zealand’s tertiary
education institutions, particularly among students overseas
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increase international education linkages and partnerships with
participating countries, regions and institutions
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increase the number of New Zealand students participating in study abroad
while completing an undergraduate New Zealand qualification
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contribute to the academic programme of New Zealand’s undergraduate
students by helping them gain short-term access to some of the best
educational institutions and opportunities overseas.
( http://newzealandeducated.com/int/en/institutions_courses/scholarships
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Scholarships &
Financial Aid - New Zealand
University
of Auckland International Doctoral Scholarship
The University of Auckland
established these Scholarships in 2000 in order to attract and assist
International students to pursue doctoral research at the University.
The Scholarships will be available annually to students enrolling at the
University of Auckland for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Applicants are
expected to have an excellent academic record. The Scholarships are only tenable
by students who are neither citizens nor permanent residents of New Zealand or
Australia.
Applications for the University of Auckland International Doctoral Scholarships
must be made on the application form available from the International Office or
by downloading it from the link below. The completed application form is to be
submitted to the International Office no later than August 1 in the year
preceding the award. Late applications will not be considered. The University of
Auckland International Doctoral Scholarship has a value of $18,000 per annum
plus up to $15,000 per annum as a contribution towards PhD (tuition) fees.
Download the International Doctoral Scholarship & International Doctoral
Fees Scholarship Application Form, print it out, and fill it in. This form,
together with supporting documentation should be sent to:
International Office
The University of Auckland
Private Bag 92019
Auckland
New Zealand.
( http://www.infozee.com/nz/financial-aid.htm
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