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This page contains information on scholarships and awards for students enrolled in the Business School. You can find information on scholarships for students enrolling in their first year of study
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secondary school or kura. You can find more information in the Terms , or on the Am I eligible? page. Remember to save your application as you go, and once all sections are 100% completed you can submit your
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, you must also be a New Zealand Citizen or hold a New Zealand Permanent Resident visa. What can I apply for? Read more about each of the scholarships at the links below, including specific requirements
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about each of the scholarships at the links below, including specific requirements and FAQs This scholarship is worth $32,000 in total. Applicants for a University of Auckland Top Achiever Scholarship
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children. An $8,000 Scholarship for a woman who is a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident, and who is enrolled full-time in the penultimate year of a BSc or BSc conjoint degree in Computer Science, Data
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of Auckland Scholarships Office is not responsible for the accuracy or content on such websites and the inclusion of such links does not imply endorsement of the linked websites or their providers. Students
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children; a brief CV; the names of two referees (one from the field of Deaf/hearing impaired children). For more information or to apply, contact M G Martin Charitable Trust. Email: [email protected]
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achieved at Year 12. Applicants enrolled in an equivalent qualification will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. You can find more information in the Terms for the scholarship. Accepting your scholarship
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For information on verifying your ethnicity, see Scholarship Ethnicity Verification for Māori . Undergraduate A Scholarship to recognise and reward exceptional Māori tauira entering the first year
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as determined by your eligibility for a StudyLink Student Allowance and the Equity Index Number of your most recent secondary school or kura. You can find more information in the Terms , or on the Am I