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About the scholarship Application status: Not currently open for applications Applicable study: Stage II or III of a Bachelor of Science in Biological Science Opening date: 2 May 2024 Closing date
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project will use cutting edge synthetic biology approaches to create new technologies to control gene expression, providing new ways to understand cancer targets and new protein-based therapies to modulate
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include a subject related to any one of the following; - Fruit Production - Plant Protection, Entomology - Biosecurity, Biochemistry, Biological Science - Post-harvest technology and treatment - New
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This scholarship was established by Graham Chalmers Allen’s parents in memory of Graham, who met with a fatal accident in 1970 while he was a student at the Faculty of Veterinary Science. He wanted to be a horse veterinarian. Who we're looking for We're looking for a vet student who has a...
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courses All applicable HDR courses Eligibility criteria • Undergraduate degree in Biochemistry, Genetics, Bioinformatics, Molecular Biology, Microbiology or a related discipline • A passionate student
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Animal & Plant Health NZ (formally Agcarm) is the peak industry association of companies which manufacture, distribute and sell products that keep animals healthy and crops thriving. Who we're looking for We're looking for someone who understands the significance of the veterinary pharmaceutical...
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Cambridge Equine Hospital is offering funding for a veterinary science student to experience a full equine practice through two weeks' practical work experience in the summer between fourth and fifth year. You will have the opportunity to experience all aspects of equine practice. Who we're...
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The Andrew Turnbull Scholarship was established in 2011 from funds gifted to Massey University by Mr Andrew Turnbull, a farmer from Taranaki, to support a deserving agricultural or horticultural student who was not eligible for agricultural and horticultural scholarships earlier in the year of...
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The Grace Kay Veterinary Scholarship was established by the trustee of the estate of Grace Edith Meliora Kay in memory of Grace and her husband, Allan, who used to farm at Orakau, near Te Awamutu. Who we're looking for We're looking for a New Zealand born resident who intends on working and...
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This scholarship is funded from an endowment to Massey University by the late George Henry Dear. George grew up on a family farm in Rongotea which had been in the family for three generations. George’s grandparents were immigrants from Bedfordshire, England and were among the first settlers in...