1736 Program: others scholarship positions available - page 5

ValueVariesNumber offeredVariesClosing date30 April Information Each year the New Horizons for Women Trust offers a number of Second Change Education and Training Awards to support women who have not previously attained higher qualification to study at a tertiary institution in New Zealand. The Second

ValueVariesNumber offeredClosing date30 April Information The Peg Hutchison Opportunity Award was offered for the first time in 2010 by the New Horizons for Women Trust as a consequence of a generous bequest by Peg Hutchison, founding member, and long time Treasurer of the New Horizons for Women Trust

ValueNZ$3,500Number offered2Closing date1 December Information Established in 2008 by Dr Peter and Mrs Ruth Grant, in memory of their ancestor David A Grant, to assist a student who has demonstrated outstanding ability in solo performance in Scottish piping, and a student who has demonstrated outstanding

Valuetuition fee waiver for one academic year, accommodation costs, medical insurance plus a monthly living allowanceNumber offered10Closing date27 July Information The Confucius Institute in Auckland, in cooperation with China Scholarship Council of China’s Ministry of Education, offers up to 10

Valuemonthly stipend of NT$25,000Number offeredvariesClosing date31 March Information The Huayu Enrichment Scholarship programme provides New Zealand students opportunities to study Mandarin in the Republic of China (Taiwan), and to increase their understanding of Taiwanese culture and society, and

ValueNZ $500Number offered1Closing date1 December Information The Kitchener Memorial Scholarship Trust Act 1941 allows the Trustees of the Kitchener Memorial Scholarship Fund to offer scholarships to members of the Armed Forces or children of service people undertaking an agricultural course of study

ValueNZ $500 to NZ$30,000Number offeredVariesClosing date28 March Information In 1961 the Māori Education Foundation was established under the Māori Education Foundation Act 1961. Its basic objective was to encourage Māori into tertiary education and this was achieved through the payment of grants

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

ValueNZ$4,000Number offered2Closing date1 November Information Elman and Alfred Poole Scholarships are to be awarded to students graduating from Southland Boys High School and Southland Girls High School who intend to pursue a degree and career in science. Applicants must be: A Southland resident

ValueNZ $5,000Number OfferedOneClosing Date31 August 2012 Information Kiwis are renowned for their passion and determination in achieving their goals. Altus are equally enthusiastic about supporting people who have great ideas or big dreams and the commitment to turn them into a reality.   The Altus