1 UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS AVAILABLE TO MĀORI & PACIFIC STUDENTS – UNDERGRADUATES University of Auckland Scholarships Grant/Scholarship title Description Criteria Value Number available How to apply Closing date Onehunga High Business School Undergraduate Scholarship The main purpose of the Scholarship is to encourage and assist students from Onehunga High Business School to undertake study in the BCom or BProp programmes and the development of a cadre of future leaders of business and society. One award is available to a Māori student, one award is available to a Pacific Island student and one award is available in open competition across all students of the Onehunga High Business School. Selection will take into account the a student’s academic performance over their best 64 credits in level 3 NCEA in Economics, Accounting and Statistics and one other approved subject, or in their best 48 credits in Level 3 NCEA in Economics, Accounting and Statistics and achievement of at least a D grade in CIE Business Studies at AS level 5. In addition the following will be taken into consideration in the selection process: recommendation of the Principal/Head of School, evidence of community involvement and leadership, demonstration of significant financial need. Up to $4,000 Up to 3 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/as sets/Scholarships/regulations/ OnehungaHighBusinessSchool UndergraduateScholarships.p df 10 January
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UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS AVAILABLE TO MĀORI & PACIFIC STUDENTS – UNDERGRADUATES
University of Auckland Scholarships Grant/Scholarship title Description Criteria Value Number
available How to apply Closing
date
Onehunga High Business School Undergraduate Scholarship
The main purpose of the Scholarship is to encourage and assist students from Onehunga High Business School to undertake study in the BCom or BProp programmes and the development of a cadre of future leaders of business and society.
One award is available to a Māori student, one award is available to a Pacific Island student and one award is available in open competition across all students of the Onehunga High Business School. Selection will take into account the a student’s academic performance over their best 64 credits in level 3 NCEA in Economics, Accounting and Statistics and one other approved subject, or in their best 48 credits in Level 3 NCEA in Economics, Accounting and Statistics and achievement of at least a D grade in CIE Business Studies at AS level 5. In addition the following will be taken into consideration in the selection process: recommendation of the Principal/Head of School, evidence of community involvement and leadership, demonstration of significant financial need.
Up to $4,000 Up to 3 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/OnehungaHighBusinessSchoolUndergraduateScholarships.pdf
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Michael Synnott Scholarship
The main purpose is to encourage students of Māori and Pacific descent residing or attending schools in the area commonly referred to as South Auckland to attend the University of Auckland.
For Māori and Pacific students residing or attending schools in South Auckland (specifically Otara, Papatoetoe, Mangere, Manurewa, Otahuhu and Papakura). The Scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic achievement, demonstrated financial need, leadership potential and potential to succeed at University. To take up and be paid the Scholarship students must have a grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.000, and be enrolled full-time in an undergraduate degree. To continue to hold this scholarship, recipients must maintain a grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.000 based on all the courses they undertake in each year of study. A GPA of 3.000 is equivalent to a C+ average.
The main purpose of the Scholarships is to assist female students, who are experiencing challenging personal, family or financial circumstances that may prevent them from undertaking full-time study. Preference is given to women of Cook Island descent.
The basis of selection will be female students (preferably of Cook Island descent), academic merit, the nature and quality of the applicant’s personal statement, motivation to succeed at university and demonstrated financial hardship. Academic merit is assessed by a GPA of 3.5 or higher, obtained over the applicant’s most recent two years of full-time graded study (or equivalent). A GPA of 3.5 is equivalent to the minimum of the B- average range.
Up to $12,500 2 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/FairWindFoundationScholarships.pdf
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Māori and Pacific Student Commuting Grant
The University of Auckland Business School recognises that meeting the costs of commuting into university can be a struggle for many Māori and Pacific students. The Commuting Grants are available to assist full-time undergraduate students whose studies are threatened by those costs.
The grants are available to Māori and Pacific students enrolled in a full-time undergraduate programme at the Business School. The basis of selection will be those students who best meet the eligibility criteria and are deemed to have the greatest financial need. To receive regular ‘top ups’ students must sit their exams and attend mandatory lectures or tutorials.
$800 (available through Auckland Transport HOP cards that are regularly ‘topped up’)
Up to 140 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/business/for/maori-and-pacific-students/scholarships-and-awards/M%C4%81ori%20and%20Pacific%20Student%20Commuting%20Grant%20Application%20Form%202017.pdf
3 March
Deutsche Craigs Financial Markets & Investment Banking Scholarship
Established to recognise University of Auckland students who excel in their studies and to assist them in the pursuit of a career in Financial Markets or Investment Banking.
For students in their penultimate year of a Bachelor of Commerce or conjoint degree. The basis of selection will be academic merit, teamwork and leadership qualities, demonstrated problem solving ability, career aspirations, as well as interview performance. Further consideration will be shown to students who make a significant contribution to social, sporting and/or community activities in addition to their studies. Preference will be given to students who agree to accept an internship with the firm if the option is presented to them.
Up to $5,000 Up to 2 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/DeutscheCraigsFinancialMarketsandInvestmentBankingScholarship.pdf
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CBRE Property Scholarship
The main purpose of the Scholarship is to encourage and reward excellence in the study of property, property management and valuation and to support those seeking to complete a degree directly associated with the property industry.
For a 2nd or 3rd year Bachelor of Property or Bachelor of Property conjoint student. The basis of selection will be academic merit as determined by academic results achieved in Year 1 or 2 for the Bachelor of Property or Bachelor of Property Conjoint degree (the minimum standard for academic merit is a GPA of 4.0), communication and interpersonal skills, community involvement and potential to succeed in the property profession.
Up to $4,000 + have the opportunity to hold an internship in the summer break
Energy Education Trust Undergraduate and Honours Scholarship
The main purpose of the Scholarships is to fund undergraduate and honours students for one year to assist them to undertake full-time studies in the fields of science, economics, engineering and related fields with a specific interest in the energy needs of New Zealand.
Students must be in full-time enrolment in a Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Commerce conjoint majoring in Economics, with a specific interest in the energy needs of New Zealand. The basis of selection will be the applicant's academic results (students with a GPA of less than 6.0 will not be considered), with consideration also given to the student's demonstrated interest in energy, future study and employment plans, their desire to succeed and community involvement.
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EY Scholarship in Accounting
The main purpose of the scholarship is to encourage and support undergraduate students in the study of Accounting at Stage II.
For students in full-time enrolment in a BCom undertaking Stage II courses in Accounting. Students undertaking a BCom as part of a conjoint degree are eligible to apply. The basis of selection will be academic merit (a minimum GPA of 7.00 for ACCTG 102 and either ACCTG 191 or ACCTG 101, whichever has the higher grade), leadership potential, written and verbal communication skills, interpersonal abilities, project management skills and demonstrated skills as a self-starter.
$2,500 + opportunity of two days work experience with EY Auckland.
The main purpose of the Scholarship is to encourage and support undergraduate students in the study of Information Systems at Stage II.
For students in full-time enrolment in a BCom or undertaking a BCom as part of a conjoint degree. Students must have completed INFOSYS 110 and intend to major in information systems to be eligible to apply. The basis of selection will be academic merit (a minimum GPA of 7.00 across Stage I Commerce courses), leadership potential, written and verbal communication skills, interpersonal abilities, project management skills and demonstrated skills as a self-starter.
$2,500 + opportunity of two days work experience with EY Auckland.
The main purpose of the Scholarship is to encourage and reward excellence in the study of property, property management and valuation and to support those seeking to complete a degree directly associated with the property industry.
For students in full-time enrolment into Year 2 of a Bachelor of Property or Bachelor of Property conjoint. The basis of selection will be academic merit as determined by academic results achieved in Year 1 for the Bachelor of Property or Bachelor of Property Conjoint degree (minimum standard for academic merit is a GPA of 4.0); communication and interpersonal skills, community involvement and potential to succeed in the property profession.
Up to $5,000 + may be offered the opportunity for work experience
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Māori and Pacific Tautoko Grant
The main purpose of the Grants is to provide financial support to undergraduate students of Māori and Pacific descent attending the Business School who are experiencing financial hardship.
The grants are available to Māori and Pacific students enrolled in a full-time undergraduate programme at the Business School. The basis of selection will be academic merit (assessed as a Scholarships GPA or GPE obtained over the applicant’s most recent two years of full-time graded study or equivalent), and financial need. To continue to hold the Grant the recipient must maintain a full-time degree programme of study at the University of Auckland Business School with a Grade Point Average of at least 3.00 (equivalent to a C+ average) in each semester of study.
$2,500 Up to 10 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/BusinessSchoolMoriandPacificTautokoGrants.pdf
31 March
Toi Uru Roa: The Paul Kelly Māori Undergraduate Scholarships
To encourage the development of a cadre of future Māori leaders of business and society by promoting academic excellence and assisting outstanding students to reach their full potential.
For Māori undergraduate students enrolled full-time and who have paid the fees, or arranged to pay the fees, for study in the Faculty of Business and Economics. The basis of selection will be academic merit and the potential to succeed in the study of business and economics. Strong leadership potential in school, community, profession or business and demonstrated commitment to community service will also be factors taken into consideration by the Selection Committee. Preference may be given to students who can demonstrate significant financial need. Students must provide evidence of ethnic or iwi affiliations. Candidates must achieve an NCEA rank score of at least 220 or a CIE rank score of at least 260 based on their Year 13 results.
$8,000 pa for up to 3 years
Up to 5 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/ToiUruRoaThePaulKellyMoriUndergraduateScholarships.pdf
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University of Auckland Partnership Appeal Awards
To assist students who have demonstrated the ability to succeed but are experiencing financial hardship in their final year of study.
Students must be enrolled full-time in the final year of an Undergraduate or Postgraduate programme. Selection will be based on academic achievement and financial need (it is preferable for applicants to have at least a B- average).
The main purpose of the Scholarships is to encourage academically meritorious Māori students to obtain qualifications within the Business School. The Scholarships aim to promote diversity and development across all facets of Māori business.
The recipients must be Māori students who have paid the fees, or arranged to pay the fees, for full-time enrolment in the final year of a Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Property or a conjoint degree in the Business School at the University of Auckland. The basis of selection will be academic merit, leadership potential and demonstrated participation in the Māori community. Financial need may also be taken into consideration. Successful applicants may be offered an internship opportunity at BNZ.
Tuakana Scholarships for Māori and Pacific Students
The Scholarships were established to support Māori and Pacific students in their final year of undergraduate study. The Scholarships also aim to encourage students into postgraduate study.
The Scholarships will be awarded to students who have paid the fees for full-time or part-time enrolment in a degree programme at the University of Auckland. The basis of selection will be in the final year of undergraduate degree, minimum GPA of 4.000 (B- average) in their previous year of study, demonstrated participation in the Tuakana programme, recommendation from Tuakana programme co-ordinator in area of study, and intention to pursue a postgraduate degree.
$2,500 Up to 8 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/TukanaScholarshipsforMoriandPacificstudents.pdf
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Tex Edwards Scholarship
The main purpose of the Scholarship is to support a Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) student to undertake a dissertation in the field of Innovation, Entrepreneurship or Commercialisation.
For students in full-time enrolment in a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) degree undertaking a dissertation in the field of Innovation, Entrepreneurship or Commercialisation. The basis of selection will be academic merit, and involvement in the University of Auckland Business School’s Entrepreneurial Ecosystem “Spark”.
Up to $5,000 1 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/TexEdwardsScholarship.pdf
31 July
Keystone Bayleys Property Scholarship
The purpose of this Scholarship is to assist a Bachelor of Property or Bachelor of Property conjoint student at The University of Auckland in their second or third year.
For students in full-time enrolment into Year 2 and Year 3 of a Bachelor of Property or Bachelor of Property conjoint. Selection will be based on academic merit as determined by Year 1 (and Year 2) Bachelor of Property or Bachelor of Property conjoint results (the minimum standard for academic merit is a GPA of 4.0 and is determined over the first and/or second year results of study), contribution to the local community and potential to succeed in the property industry. Preference may be given to students who can demonstrate financial need.
$5,000 for up to 2 years + may be offered the opportunity to receive mentoring
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University of Auckland Māori Academic Excellence Scholarships
To recognise and reward exceptional academic performance combined with outstanding sporting, artistic, cultural and / or leadership achievements among Māori school students wishing to enter an undergraduate degree programme.
Māori Year 13 students wishing to enter a full-time undergraduate degree programme. The initial basis of selection will be academic ability based on results in the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) or an equivalent qualification (NCEA rank score of 240, a CIE rank score of 300 or an IB score of 32; these rank scores are equivalent to a University of Auckland grade point equivalent (GPE) of 5.00), as well as cultural participation in Māori contexts, demonstrated leadership potential, achievement in academic, sports or arts competitions, recognition within the community, motivation to attend and likelihood to succeed at University. Applicants' level of preparedness for university study will also be assessed by considering their performance to date in subjects relevant to their intended degree. To continue to hold this scholarship, recipients must maintain a grade point average (GPA) of at least 4.50 (equivalent to a B-/B average) in each year of study.
$20,000 paid over 3 years. Includes a guaranteed place in a Hall of Residence in the first
year. In the first year $14,000 will be paid. The balance of the award (up to $6,000) will be paid in years two and three.
Up to 25 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/TheUniversityofAucklandMoriAcademicExcellenceScholarships.pdf
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University of Auckland Pacific Academic Excellence Scholarships
To recognise and reward exceptional academic performance combined with outstanding sporting, artistic, cultural and / or leadership achievements among Pacific school students wishing to enter an undergraduate degree programme.
Pacific Year 13 students wishing to enter a full-time undergraduate degree programme. The initial basis of selection will be academic ability based on results in the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) or an equivalent qualification (NCEA rank score of 240, a CIE rank score of 300 or an IB score of 32; these rank scores are equivalent to a University of Auckland grade point equivalent (GPE) of 5.00), as well as cultural participation in Pacific contexts, demonstrated leadership potential, achievement in academic, sports or arts competitions, recognition within the community, motivation to attend and likelihood to succeed at University. Applicants' level of preparedness for university study will also be assessed by considering their performance to date in subjects relevant to their intended degree. To continue to hold this scholarship, recipients must maintain a grade point average (GPA) of at least 4.50 (equivalent to a B-/B average) in each year of study.
$20,000 paid over 3 years. Includes a guaranteed place in a Hall of Residence in the first
year. In the first year $14,000 will be paid. The balance of the award (up to $6,000) will be paid in years two and three.
Up to 25 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/TheUniversityofAucklandPacificAcademicExcellenceScholarships.pdf
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University of Auckland Academic Potential Scholarships
For school leavers who have achieved academically, but are experiencing hardships or who may have been disadvantaged due to their personal circumstances who wish to enter an undergraduate degree programme.
To be eligible for this scholarship, students must have a minimum NCEA rank score (obtained from study in Year 12) of 200. This equivalent to a CIE rank score of 200 and a predicted score of 28 for IB students. Awards are made in three different Tiers, and the review committee determines which Tier a successful applicant will be awarded under: Tier 1
$20,000 over three years.
A guaranteed place in a Hall of Residence.
NCEA rank score of 240 (equivalent to a CIE rank score of 300 or an IB predicted score of 32) or higher.
Tier 2
$10,000 over three years.
A guaranteed place in a Hall of Residence.
NCEA rank score of 220 (equivalent to a CIE rank score of 260 or an IB predicted score of 29) or higher.
Tier 3
$2,000 per year, in years one to three (paid twice a year, once in each semester).
From $6,000 to $20,000, paid over 3 years, depending on Tier awarded.
Up to 250 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/TheUniversityofAucklandAcademicPotentialScholarshipsSchoolLeavers.pdf
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University of Auckland Top Achiever Scholarships
To recognise and reward exceptional academic performance combined with outstanding sporting, artistic, cultural and / or leadership achievements among school students wishing to enter an undergraduate degree programme.
Year 13 students wishing to enter a full-time undergraduate degree programme. The initial basis of selection will be academic ability based on results in the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) or an equivalent qualification (NCEA rank score of at least 270, a CIE rank score of at least 330 or an IB score of at least 36, which are all equivalent to a University of Auckland entry GPE of 6.00), as well as demonstrated leadership potential, achievement in academic, sports or arts competitions, recognition within the community, motivation to attend and likelihood to succeed at University. Applicants' level of preparedness for university study will also be assessed by considering their performance to date in subjects relevant to their intended degree. To continue to hold this scholarship, recipients must maintain a grade point average (GPA) of at least 6.00 in each year of study.
$20,000 paid in the first year. Includes a guaranteed place in a Hall of Residence.
Up to 250 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/TheUniversityofAucklandTopAchieverScholarships.pdf
23 August
Goodman Scholarship The main purpose of the Scholarship is to encourage academic excellence among students in the Department of Property.
For students in full-time enrolment in a degree of Bachelor of Property or Bachelor of Property conjoint. The basis of selection will be academic merit.
$3,000 + the opportunity of 4–6 weeks’ summer work experience
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Blair Hargrave/Colliers International Scholarship
To encourage and reward excellence in the study of property, property management and valuation at The University of Auckland and support those seeking to complete a degree directly associated with the property industry.
For a 2nd or 3rd year Bachelor of Property or Bachelor of Property conjoint student. The basis of selection will be academic merit as determined by academic results achieved in Year 1 or 2 study for the Bachelor of Property or Bachelor of Property conjoint degree (the minimum standard for academic merit is a GPA of 4.0), communications and interpersonal skills, and potential to succeed in the property profession.
$5,000 for up to 2 years + summer vacation employment may be available to gain work experience
To assist students with demonstrated academic ability from decile 1-3 schools who are entering the University from school and who, because of financial hardship, may not otherwise be able to undertake a university degree.
Year 13 students from a decile 1-3 school wishing to enter the first year of undergraduate study in a Bachelor of Commerce or Property degree. Candidates must achieve an NCEA rank score of at least 220 or a CIE rank score of at least 260 based on their Year13 results, have demonstrated financial hardship and motivation to succeed at University. To continue to hold this scholarship, recipients must maintain a grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.000 based on all the courses they undertake in each year of study. A GPA of 3.000 is equivalent to a C+ average.
Tuition fees, for up to first 120 pts of courses in the first year (c. $6,300)
Up to 10 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/BusinessSchoolInspiringFuturesScholarships.pdf
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Ralph & Eve Seelye Undergraduate Scholarships
To assist school leavers from decile 1-3 schools who have the potential to succeed at University and who, because of financial hardship, may not otherwise be able to undertake a university degree.
Year 13 students from a decile 1-3 school intending to enrol in a full-time degree programme. Of the 10 Scholarships, 2 scholarships may be awarded annually to students attending De La Salle College and 2 scholarships may be awarded annually to students attending McAuley High School. Candidates need a NCEA or CIE rank score of at least 200, or an IB score of at least 27. The basis of selection will be financial need, academic ability and motivation to succeed at University. To continue to hold this scholarship, recipients must maintain a grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.000 based on all the courses they undertake in each year of study. A GPA of 3.000 is equivalent to a C+ average.
Up to $5,000 for 3 years
Up to 10 https://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/Scholarships/regulations/RalphandEveSeelyeUndergraduateScholarships.pdf
11 November
Nunns & Rogan First in Family Scholarships
To assist students from the Far North of New Zealand who are the first members of their immediate family to attend a university and who wish to obtain a degree. The ideal candidate will be someone who intends to contribute to the understanding or development of the natural, social, technological or scientific resources of the Far North.
Students enrolled in a full-time undergraduate degree programme who have multi-generational roots in the Far North of New Zealand and who are the first members of their family to attend university. The basis of selection will be academic merit, motivation to succeed at University and demonstrated financial hardship. Preference will be given to applicants undertaking a programme of study that will enable them to contribute to the understanding or development of the natural, social, technological or scientific resources of the Far North District. To continue to hold this scholarship, recipients must maintain a grade point average (GPA) of at least 4.000 based on all the courses they undertake in each year of study. A GPA of 4.000 is equivalent to a B- average.
Up to $20,000 pa covering the minimum period required for completion of a degree
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Lane Capital Scholarships
The main purpose of the Scholarships is to assist students who, because of financial hardship, may not otherwise be able to undertake a university degree.
For students in full-time enrolment in an undergraduate degree in Business and Economics at The University of Auckland. The basis of selection will be academic merit (students must maintain a grade point average or GPA of at least 4.00 (equivalent to a B- average) in each semester of study), motivation to succeed at University and demonstrated financial hardship.
Flying Officer Alfred P. Fogerty Memorial Scholarships
The purpose of the Scholarships is to assist students to pursue to best advantage the study of Economics.
For students in full-time enrolment in a BCom or undertaking a BCom as part of a conjoint degree. The Scholarships shall be awarded to students who show most promise in the study of Economics and are proceeding to Stage III or Honours in Economics.
The main purpose of the Scholarship is to assist students who are the first member of their immediate family to attend university and who, because of financial hardship, may not otherwise be able to undertake a university degree.
The basis of selection will be academic merit, motivation to succeed at University and demonstrated financial hardship. The recipient must be the first member of his or her family to attend a university. To continue to hold the Scholarship the recipient must maintain a grade point average of at least 4.00 (equivalent to a B- average) in each year of study.
EXTERNAL SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS AVAILABLE TO MĀORI & PACIFIC STUDENTS – UNDERGRADUATES
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StudyLink Student Allowance
Student Allowance is a weekly payment from the Ministry of Social Development to help students with their living expenses while they study.
Student Allowance is a weekly payment to help with living expenses while studying. It can include an accommodation benefit. It’s money that you don’t have to pay back. To get a student allowance you usually have to be 18 years old or over and enrolled on an undergraduate tertiary course. How much Student Allowance you get depends on your income, your partner’s income, if you have children, and your parents’ income.
Up to $375 a week depending on student’s circumstances
Anytime. Allowance is payable from the 2nd week of your course.
Waikato-Tainui Tertiary Education Grant
Tertiary education grants are available to tribal members pursuing higher education.
Applicants must be registered Waikato-Tainui tribal members who are who are studying full-time or part-time at a tertiary education institution. Applicants must provide a written explanation outlining their current involvement with their Waikato-Tainui Marae/Iwi and their intended contribution to their Waikato-Tainui Marae/Iwi in the future.
Varies - grants will contribute towards tuition fees only.
Reserve Bank of New Zealand Māori and Pacific Islands Scholarship in Economics, Finance and Banking
Open to Māori and Pacific Island university students who are studying Economics, Finance or Banking studies.
Students must have completed Economics, Finance or Banking studies at the 100 level (i.e. completed first year of university), have attained at least a B+ grade and who intend to continue studying to Honours level.
$1,500 in the first year, increased to $2,500 in the second year and $3,500 in the final year of study. The successful applicant will be paired with a Reserve Bank staff member who will act as a mentor.
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Ngāpuhi Scholarship Awards
The scholarships were established to help contribute towards Ngāpuhi students realising their potential and fulfilling their dreams for academic success. It is also hoped that at some time in their future, they will contribute their new skills and knowledge towards raising the wellbeing and betterment of their whānau, hapū and iwi.
Open to students who are registered on the Ngāpuhi Iwi Register who are studying full-time at a tertiary education institution. Applicants must provide a written explanation as to how their course of study will meet the directions of Te Rūnanga-Ā-Iwi O Ngāpuhi Strategic Plan.
Bachelor Degree: 37 disbursements of $1,000
Graduate / Post Graduate Diploma: 12 disbursements of $2,500
Scholarships administered by the Māori Education Trust to encourage Māori into tertiary education.
Available to full-time Māori undergraduate students studying at a recognised New Zealand tertiary institute. Priority will be given to students with demonstrated financial need and academic merit.
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Roy Watling Mitchell Bursaries Scholarship (Undergraduate)
Scholarships administered by the Māori Education Trust to encourage Māori into tertiary education.
Available to first-year Māori undergraduate students who attended secondary school as a Year 13 student in 2015. Priority will be given to students with academic merit and financial need.
Scholarships administered by the Māori Education Trust to encourage Māori into tertiary education.
Available to full-time Māori undergraduate students enrolled in their final year of study at a recognised New Zealand tertiary institute. Priority will be given to students with academic merit.
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Tertiary education grants on behalf of several Maori Trusts & Incorporations in the Te Arawa/Rotorua region
Deloitte Rotorua administer education grants on behalf of several Maori Trusts & Incorporations. Most of these scholarships will be applied for online.
Applicants must be able to whakapapa to a shareholder or descendant of the respective Trust or Incorporation (or as otherwise stated) and must be enrolled at an accredited tertiary education institution. The Trusts include:
Haumingi 1A2 Inc
Kapenga M Trust
Kokako Trust
Ngati Whakaue Education Endowment Trust Board
Paehinahina Mourea Trust
Parekarangi Trust
Pukaingataru B18 Trust
Rangatira E Trust
Tangiharuru Apa Trust
Tautara Matawhaura Trust
Te Ngae Farm Trust
Te Tahuna Trust
Te Whaiti Nui A Toi Trust
Waerenga East & West Incorporation
Whangamoa Trust
Various Various http://rotorua.deloitte.co.nz/index.php/grants-and-scholarships/tertiary-grants/
Online forms will open mid-late January, closing on 28 April
Tāwera Scholarship (Te Pūtea Whakatupu Trust)
Open to Māori students completing a bachelor degree in business, management or commerce.
Preference will be given to students who: are in their last year or second to last year
studying towards their bachelor degree have proven academic merit demonstrate a commitment to tikanga
Māori and te reo Māori demonstrate a commitment to Māori, iwi
and hapū economic development are interested in building personal skills and
expertise to support Māori economic and social development.
$8,000 + attendance at the Ngā Whetū Hei Whai! Charting Pathways to Māori Industry Futures Conference (valued at $2,000).
25 http://www.tpwt.maori.nz/scholarships/tawera-scholarship/ Administered by the Māori Education Trust: http://www.maorieducation.org.nz/index.php/undergraduate
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Kā Pūtea Tertiary Scholarships and Grants
Tertiary education grants are available to Ngāi Tahu whānau pursuing higher education.
Scholarships and grants are available to all registered Ngāi Tahu iwi members. There are two types of funding to support iwhānau who are studying at tertiary level.
Kā Pūtea Scholarships: There are a total of 40 Ngāi Tahu Kā Pūtea Scholarships valued at $1,500 each. The three scholarship categories are General Scholarships (nine available), Targeted Scholarships (13 available) and Papatipū Rūnanga Scholarships (18 available).
Kā Pūtea Grants: Available to full-time first year Ngāi Tahu tertiary students ($250) and full-time second/subsequent year Ngāi Tahu students ($500).
Chartered Accountants ANZ Ngā Raumanako Māori Scholarship and the NKMoA – Suzanne Spencer Memorial Māori Scholarship
Open to Māori students studying accountancy at a CA ANZ accredited tertiary institution, who are also CA ANZ Student Affiliate members.
Students must have Māori heritage and committed to the Chartered Accountants ANZ pathway. Students must have strong academic results and demonstrate the potential to be a future leader and team player who contributes to the Māori community and the New Zealand accounting profession.
Ngā Raumanako Māori Scholarship: $5,000 over two years and a summer internship with an NKMoA accounting firm partner.
NKMoA – Suzanne Spencer Memorial Māori Scholarship: $6,000 over two years.
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Ngāti Kahungunu General Scholarship
For Ngāti Kahungunu students who are currently enrolled at a tertiary institution as a full time tauira in the third or final year of completing a degree or doing post graduate study.
Students must of Ngāti Kahungunu descent and registered members on the iwi registration database.
Minimum value $500 Up to 30 http://www.kahungunu.iwi.nz/scholarships--internships
Mid-May (TBC)
Te Runanga o Ngāti Whātua Tertiary Education Grant
Tertiary education grants are available to tribal members pursuing higher education.
The student must be of Ngati Whatua descent (at least one parent - or the student him/herself - must be registered on the Ngati Whatua Iwi Roll). Note: Application forms for enrolment on the 3. Each application must be endorsed by a recognised Ngati Whatua marae. Students must provide a written explanation of what they can
offer back to Ngati Whatua once they have completed their studies.
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Te Waiu O Aotearoa Trust Scholarship
Westpac’s Te Waiu O Aotearoa Trust was established to promote, develop, and provide for the education and advancement of Māori within the banking, finance, and general business industries.
To be eligible for Scholarship, applicants must be in their final year of school, be of Māori descent and iwi registered, preferably fluent in te reo Māori, and intending to enrol in a general business-related degree appropriate for a banking career at a tertiary institution in the following year. The selection criteria includes a demonstration of: leadership at school and in the community, life and work experience, and whakapapa with appropriate endorsement.
$5,000. Westpac will also provide successful applicants with the opportunity to have work experience during their holidays while they complete their degree.
Up to 4 https://www.westpac.co.nz/who-we-are/sustainability-and-community/contributing-to-our-communities/providing-help/te-waiu-o-aotearoa/
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Tarutaru me Ruapounamu Memorial Tertiary Scholarships
These scholarships have been initiated to assist and promote higher education amongst the descendants of the Iwi of Te Rarawa. They commemorate our tupuna rangatira Tarutaru and Ruapounamu, who represent the qualities and characteristics of commitment, leadership and tenacity with which their descendants may also be imbued.
Scholarships are for students who descend from Te Rarawa. Preference will be given to applicants who demonstrate active participation in their Te Rarawa marae/hapu, and who are willing to contribute to the ongoing development of the Iwi at some level. Note that applicants must be affiliated with Te Rarawa.
Varies Up to 10 http://www.terarawa.iwi.nz/scholarships.html
Late October (TBC)
GHA Scholarships (Rotorua accountancy firm)
For Māori students who are committed to becoming Chartered Accountants.
Preference will be given to descendants of clients of GHA (i.e. successful students likely to come from Rotorua area).
Total scholarship pool of $10,000 with minimum scholarship award is $2,000
Up to 5 http://gha.co.nz/2016/10/gha-scholarship-2016-apply-now/
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Ngāti Whātua Ōrakei He Taumata Rau Scholarships
Tertiary education grants are available to tribal members pursuing higher education.
The student must be a child of a registered Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei hapū member or a registered Ngāti Whātua Ōrakei hapū member. Criteria for a scholarship is a GPA of B- or better.
PACIFICA Inc Northern Region Restart Tertiary Education Grant
For a Pacific woman who, through changed circumstances, is currently undertaking tertiary education to improve her employment options.
For a Pacific woman from the Northern region (upper North Island) who, through a change in circumstances (e.g. career, family, redundancy), is undertaking tertiary education. Note not for a school leaver. Must be enrolled full-time in tertiary education.
