Todd Foundation Awards for Excellence, Massey University

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The object of The Todd Foundation Awards for Excellence, which are to be made annually through the New Zealand universities and New Zealand polytechnics, is to encourage research and achievement which will benefit New Zealand.
The Todd Foundation Awards for Excellence are granted in order that a research project or programme (whether in research or otherwise) is carried out in an approved institution, normally in New Zealand, in a field of study which is likely to be of direct benefit to New Zealand and its people.
The Todd Foundation Awards for Excellence are available in three categories:
·Science and Technology (includes Agriculture and Conservation)
·Engineering and Manufacturing (includes Architecture and Design)
·Business and Commerce
Every candidate for an award must be a New Zealand citizen or hold New Zealand permanent residence and must hold a university, institutes of technology or polytechnic degree or diploma. Those currently in their final year of study for such a tertiary qualification are eligible to apply for an award, but any award made would be conditional upon the successful completion of that tertiary qualification. The emolument of each award holder shall be decided by the Committee according to a proposed budget and the nature of the research project or programme. Assistance for expenses incurred in travel, employment of technical staff, special equipment, etc. may be provided.
Applications close with the Scholarships Office, Graduate Research School on 1 October. Full regulations and application forms are available from the NZVCC website: www.nzvcc.ac.nz
All applications received by Massey University are acknowledged by email.

Application cannot be accepted before 01/07/2012.

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Last updated on Tuesday 18 October 2011