168 PhD, Master and Undergraduate Arts scholarship positions available in New Zealand

Paul Beadle Scholarship Closing date:30/06/2013 31/03/2014 Value of Award:Up to $3,000 No. of awards:1 Tenure:1 year The Scholarship was established in 2013 and is funded by the Paul Beadle Trust to commemorate Professor Paul Beadle, who was a sculptor and the Dean of Elam from 1961 to 1976. In 1977

New Horizons for Women Trust - Specific Purpose Award: The Margaret L Bailey Science Award Description The award assists a mid-career woman (at post-doctoral level) with her scientific research. Science in this context includes the physical and social sciences (including mathematics and statistics

The L'Oreal Australia and New Zealand For Women in Science Fellowships History or background of award The L'Oreal Australia and New Zealand For Women in Science Fellowships are managed by Science in Public Pty Ltd. We help scientists and science organisations present their ideas in public space. Purpose

ValueNZ$5,000Number offeredVaries - up to 5Closing date15 August Information Established by the University Council in 2010 to encourage excellence in areas of performance including sport, culture, music and the arts. These scholarships are available to academically-able students with demonstrated

ValueNZ $27,000, tuition fee waiver plus expenses up to NZ $4,000Number offered1Closing date20 October Information This is a prestige Scholarship for PhD study in the areas of earth, physical, biological and social sciences specified below. It is open to both men and women, and is tenable at any university

ValueNZ $1,000Number offeredVaries - the scholarship will be offered subject to available fundsClosing dateApplicants can apply anytime Information Established in 1989 by donation from Mrs G.F. Taylor, to fulfil the wishes and in memory of her husband Daniel Taylor, Professor of Philosophy at the

Valuemonthly allowance, travel allowance plus study fee allowance of €500Number offeredvariesClosing date31 August Information The German Academic Exchange Service offers scholarships annually to New Zealand students for graduate study in German universities in all academic disciplines including the

ValueNZ$6,000Number offeredvariesClosing date31 October Information The HOPE Foundation is a registered charitable trust established in 1996 to assist the funding of research and education essential to the health and welfare of older people in New Zealand. The Foundation’s vision is to see a cadre

ValueNZ$3,000Number offered1Closing date21 December Information The John Turnbull Thomson Scholarship in History was established in 2005 by the University Council with funds received from the descendants of John Turnbull Thomson, a surveyor and explorer who became New Zealand's first Surveyor General

ValueNZ$600 per year for three yearsNumber offeredVariesClosing date31 March Information Open to candidates enrolled in an Arts, Science, Medicine, or Law programme, and whose homes are in the Southland District. The Scholarships were established by a bequest from the late Rev. James Henry, MA