The Cranfield New Zealand Alumni MBA Scholarship, Massey University

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Cranfield School of Management, just north of London, is pleased to offer a scholarship exclusively for New Zealanders for the full-time Cranfield MBA course starting in September 2012.
The scholarship is open to anyone of New Zealand origin (citizens or permanent residents) anywhere in the world. The scholarship covers full tuition fees for the full-time MBA course (£33,000). The NZ-UK Link Foundation will pay for the airfare from New Zealand to the UK, and a contribution towards living expenses of up to NZ$10,000 may also be available.
One full-fee scholarship will be awarded. Other outstanding candidates may be awarded partial bursaries.
Maori applicants: Cranfield offers additional part-fee scholarships exclusively for Maori candidates.
Application requirements and process
Scholarship candidates must first have been offered a place on the MBA course. For entry onto the MBA course, candidates will need to take the GMAT exam or the Cranfield Admission Test. The deadline for these applications is 30 April 2012.
Applications for the scholarship are due by 31 May 2012. For further details: www.cranfieldmba.info/NZscholarship.
Scholarship applicants will be short-listed and interviewed in June 2012 in Wellington. Interviews may be arranged in London or Cranfield for UK-based candidates; other venues or telephone/Skype interviews may be possible, although face-to-face contact is strongly preferred. A decision will be made in June 2012.
This is the sixth year that the scholarship has been offered. Past scholars have come from all sectors and are typically aged in their late 20s/early 30s.
Further information
For further information, please contact David Ryan, MBA 2001, in New Zealand on +64 (0) 21 543 449 or at ryangomez@xtra.co.nz, or David Thompson, MBA 1969, in the UK on +44 (0) 1296 682384 or at dct@dct.eclipse.co.uk.

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Last updated on Tuesday 18 October 2011