Todd Mataga AUEA Award - The University of Auckland

A $5,000 Award to support a full-time Part IV BE(Hons) student specialising in Chemical and Materials Engineering or a $10,000 Award to a graduate of a BE(Hons) in Chemical and Materials Engineering now enrolling in an MBA.

Application status: Not currently open for applications
Applicable study: Part IV of BE(Hons) in Chemical and Materials Engineering at the University of Auckland OR BE(Hons) graduate from that department enrolling in an MBA either at the University of Auckland or another comparable university
Opening date: 18 April
Closing date: 30 May
Tenure: One year
For: Assistance
Number on offer: Up to two
Offer rate: Annually
Value: Up to $5,000 or up to $10,000 (see reg. 2)

The Award was established in 2008 by Todd Mataga’s parents and brothers as a memorial to their son and sibling, a graduate of the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering. The Award is also an acknowledgement of the importance of the Auckland University Engineers Association (AUEA) to the Faculty of Engineering.

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