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Animal Science College of Sciences Palmerston North CS_AS_349_04/24 Animal Science College of Sciences Term length: ongoing Hours of work: full-time To view academic salary scales, please click here
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Chemistry and Physics College of Sciences Palmerston North CS_CP_1059_11/23 Chemistry and Physics College of Sciences Term length: fixed-term Hours of work: full-time To view academic salary scales
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Dr Eileen Fair first graduated from Massey University in 1966 with a Bachelor of Science degree, continuing into postgraduate study completing a Massey Master of Science in 1968. Her master’s
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School of Food and Advanced Technology College of Sciences Palmerston North CS_SFAT_806_08/23 Professional Grade 5 $56,622 - $80,006 College of Sciences Term length: ongoing Hours of work: full-time
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developing future capability within the seed industry and so continue to fund these scholarships. The name changed to AsureQuality Seed Technology Scholarship to mark this change Who we're looking for We're
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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
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The David Renouf Environmental Science Scholarship supports undergraduate students studying courses in water quality and management, soil science, land and water science, or ecology. There are two
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postgraduate degree or postgraduate diploma and be studying soil science with the College of Sciences, Massey University. Eligibility criteria You must: be studying full time be enrolled in a specific programme
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looking for We're looking for someone who understands the significance of the veterinary pharmaceutical industry to veterinary science. What you'll be studying This is an undergraduate scholarship. You will
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Dr Eileen Fair first graduated from Massey University in 1966 with a Bachelor of Science degree, continuing into postgraduate study completing a Massey Master of Science in 1968. Her master’s