Scholarships and awards , Ngā karahipi me ngā tohu

The North Harbour Club & Charitable Trust awards grants annually through the AIMES Awards to outstanding young people, aged 13 to 25, who are achieving excellence in these sectors. Since the North Harbour Club's inception in 1995, over $3 million worth of AIMES Awards grants have been made, making the club one of the largest donors to individuals in New Zealand

The Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) funds postgraduate research scholarships to deliver evidence that helps address complex challenges and informs longer-term investment decisions in injury prevention and sustained recovery, specifically in the context of injury compensation. You will be undertaking research as part of a Master's Degree

Administered by current players of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, the award aims to support young musicians who are studying and wish to pursue an orchestral career. Since its inception in 1975, the award has granted more than $200,000 to young New Zealand musicians

Persons in the Taranaki Province who wish to become farmers or work in the rural sector on the land and are under the age of 21 years at the commencement of their studies in order for them to obtain further education or training which would be useful to them in farming pursuits or the attainment of a university degree in agriculture

The Align Farms Agriculture Scholarship pays for one year’s worth of tuition fees, up to the value of $5,000. After their year of study, the recipient will be offered a paid summer internship on one of our farms

To support the pursuit of a post graduate research course overseas in Agriculture or Veterinary Sciences. Applicants must be New Zealand born residents

The Amelia Earhart Fellowship was established in 1938 in honour of famed pilot and Zontian, Amelia Earhart. The US$10,000 Fellowship is awarded annually to up to 30 women pursuing Ph.D./doctoral degrees in aerospace engineering and space sciences. It may be used at any university or college offering accredited post-graduate courses and degrees in these fields

The Ann Sinclair Charitable Trust provides funds to assist farming students, including those wishing to study any form of farming such as agriculture, horticulture, orcharding and animal husbandry. Support may be provided for education, travel and accommodation expenses. Grants will only be given to students living in or studying in the Wellington, Wairarapa, Manawatu, Taranaki and Wanganui areas

Antarctica New Zealand works with a number of generous sponsors to award scholarships to postgraduate research students. These scholarships provide a means for new talent to enter New Zealand’s Antarctic research community. Scholarships are awarded annually, and include a stipend and logistics support to conduct or participate in research in Antarctica

Supporting contemporary and forward-thinking postgraduate and academic research projects or programmes relating to Asia with grants of up to $3000. Research projects that help grown New Zealand’s understanding of Asia in key policy areas such as regional and international trade, international law, defence/security, environment, international relations, and diplomacy are welcome

The Betty Loughhead Soroptimist Scholarship is open to women who are New Zealand citizens, at least 25 years of age, enrolled in an NZQA approved education programme to be undertaken in NZ and have a proven record of academic achievement

The scholarship is open to applications from tertiary students who are in the final year of study towards an undergraduate degree relevant to a career in journalism. Applicants must show an intent to build a career in business journalism

C. Alma Baker Postgraduate Scholarships are available to students enrolled or intending to enrol in masterate or doctoral programmes in the fields of agriculture, agritech or the study of rural society. Candidates must be New Zealand citizens, and graduates of a New Zealand university; awards are available for those intending to undertake postgraduate research either in New Zealand or overseas

The aim of the Cancer Society’s National Grant Round is to fund high-quality research across the cancer continuum (including prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and supportive care

A scholarship of up to $3,500 to support Archaeology research of Egypt, Cyprus and Western Asia

Central Energy Trust Bursaries will be awarded for up to three years and have a value of up to $4,000. Applicants must be New Zealand citizens or permanent residents and must reside in the Manawatu/Tararua region

Academic grants are to enable members to participate in adult educational opportunities. Applications can be made at any time during the year, and are valued up to a maximum of $3,000 for members undertaking study at Diploma level or above

This is an annual education bursary of up to $5,000, managed by CNZ. It can be granted to a student studying at a NZ tertiary institution who has a specific interest in the citrus industry

To enable graduates of a New Zealand university, who are registered and enrolled for a doctoral degree at a New Zealand university, to travel overseas for short periods to present research work at conferences and/or conduct research

Scholarships are for three years. Applicants must be supervised by a member of the Centre (CPSS) and have a cultural/community mentor. Applications may be submitted by students who intend to begin their postgraduate course prior to 30 April 2025

Scholarships are for one year (12 months) and may be used for Honours / PGDip /Masters programmes. Applicants must be supervised by a member of the Centre (CPSS) and have a cultural/community mentor. Applications may be submitted by students who intend to begin their postgraduate course prior to 30 April 2025

For candidates who want to or are undertaking research that will promote and advance knowledge and understanding of the coastal zone and enhance coastal management. You will be studying towards a master's degree

Graduates of all disciplines can apply for a scholarship to complete a postgraduate or Master's degree course at a German higher education institution and to gain a master's degree in Germany

This scholarship has been set up in memory of Dan Watkins to recognise his contribution to weed science within New Zealand. It aims to encourage research into the biology and control of weeds in New Zealand

Dick and Mary Earle is to provide funds for individuals to undertake research towards a masterate or doctorate degree at a New Zealand university or research institution in innovation and product development and/or bioprocess technology

To honour the contribution made to the Manawatū-Whanganui region and to local government by the late Don Linklater, we are offering a bursary for university study. The Don Linklater Memorial Bursary has a total of $8,000 per year available for up to four recipients, one of the four bursaries will be considered based on meeting the eligibility criteria and their iwi/hapū connection to the region

For New Zealand students under the age of 21, who are intending to advance their education with a appropriate tertiary provider with a desire to take up a career in the agricultural/farming industry

The Edna Joyce Howe scholarship fund was established under the terms of the will of the late Edna Joyce Howe. One scholarship of up to $15,000 is available each year for trained teachers

The Edna Waddell scholarships are for women entering their first year of full time study for undergraduate degrees in professional engineering or technology at New Zealand universities – open to school leavers and mature women

For New Zealand university graduates who have shown ability in physics or a combination of physics and mathematics. Ideally, you will want to study or undertake research in meteorology

T&G Global is proud to announce the second round of the Edward Turner Horticulture Futures Grant, a prestigious $10,000 post-graduate scholarship designed to foster the next generation of horticultural leaders. This grant, named in honour of Edward Turner, who established Turners & Growers over 127 years ago, supports promising students advancing the future of horticulture

For children of Rail and Maritime Transport Union financial members. You will be a first-year student in your first undergraduate degree

For candidates starting their first year at university who passionate about starting a career in the agriculture industry

The Frank Knox Memorial Fellowship program provides funding for students from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom to conduct graduate study at Harvard University

Scholarships to enable students to undertake bachelor or post-graduate level studies in horticulture or agriculture or forestry (or related subjects). Preference will be shown to students from within the statutory boundary of the Bay of Plenty Regional Council, or students from outside that region who intend to utilise the outcome of their studies in the Bay of Plenty region or neighbouring area

For Whanganui citizens enrolled in the Bachelor of Veterinary Science. Applicants may email george.pedley@moorelaw.co.nz with a copy of your CV, evidence of connection to Whanganui/surrounding areas, proof of enrolment, and reason for requiring funds

For students who are active in their communities. You will be enrolled in any subject at undergraduate or postgraduate level

Freyberg Scholarships are awarded to encourage graduate study into areas relevant to national security. Study should be undertaken at a recognised institution in New Zealand or an Asia-Pacific country

For a New Zealand graduate student. You will want to study or undertake research in the field of indigenous development at postgraduate level at a US institution

The purpose of the GWNZ Fellowships are to provide recognition and financial assistance to outstanding female degree graduates who undertake doctoral study

The purpose of the Harriette Jenkins Awards are to encourage members of GWNZ to undertake research. The awards are made in recognition of service to GWNZ whether at branch or national or international level. Funds may be spent on incidental expenses related to research, for example travel, child care, specific research costs or conference fees

The purpose of the Susan Byrne Memorial Scholarship is to assist mature women (over 35 years) to change career through study or research

Students in year 2 or more of tertiary study at a Wellington institution are invited to apply for the annual Goal Setter Awards. You will be in at least your second year of tertiary education, can show a history of goal setting and goal achievement, while contributing service to others (individuals, groups or the community at large) and doing so while having to overcome significant barriers