Scholarships for the Business School - The University of Auckland

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 in any faculty at Scholarships for the first year of undergraduate study .

If you are thinking of enrolling in a conjoint degree programme, check out the faculty specific page for the other faculty in the Related links box.

A Scholarship of up to $5,000 to support the first year of fulltime study in a BCom, BProp or conjoint degree in the Faculty of Business and Economics, up to $5000 for New Zealand citizens and permanent residents who have applied for a University of Auckland school-leaver/first year scholarship .

A Scholarship to support the first year of a BCom or BProp degree for a student from a Decile 1 to 3 school. Not available for 2025.

Grants of up to $2,500 each to assist undergraduate Māori students and Pacific students enrolled full-time in the Business School.

A Scholarship to assist Asian international undergraduate students enrolled full-time in a BCom, BProp or associated conjoint degree with tuition fees.

A $5,000 Scholarship for full-time or part-time enrolment in undergraduate or postgraduate study in Information Systems.

A $5,000 Scholarship for New Zealand citizens and permanent residents intending to enrol in the first year of a BProp or BProp conjoint degree.  

Scholarships of up to $10,000pa for up to three years for New Zealand Citizens or Permanent Residents enrolling in the first year of an undergraduate degree in the faculties of Business and Economics, Law or Medical and Health Sciences.  

A Scholarship of up to $8,000 for full-time undergraduate study in the Business School by New Zealand citizens or permanent residents.

A Scholarship for school leavers of up to $5,000pa for up to three years of a BProp or BProp conjoint study. Next available for 2026.

A Scholarship of up to $8,000 pa for up to three years for a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident who is the first in their family to attend university, and who is enrolling in the first year of a BCom or BCom conjoint degree in Accounting and Finance.

A Scholarship of up to $15,000 to support Māori women enrolled at undergraduate level in the Business School.

A Scholarship of $8,000pa for up to 4 years for a domestic or international student enrolling in the first year of a BCom or BCom conjoint degree who is the first member of their family to attend university. Applications for 2025 are open until 17 October. Apply now .

A $4,000 Scholarship to support a student from Onehunga High School enrolling in the first year of a BCom or BProp degree.  

A Scholarship of up to $8,000 to support Māori students enrolled full-time in an undergraduate programme in the Business School.

A Scholarship to support a student from Manurewa High School Business Academy who is enrolling in the first year of a BCom or BProp degree.  

A Scholarship of up to $8,000 per year for up to three years for a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident who is the first in their family to enrol at a university, and who is enrolling in the first year of an undergraduate degree in the Business School. Next available for 2027.

The Keystone Trust offers a range of scholarships for tertiary students part-way through their degree study in property or construction-related fields, particularly those whose paths are being blocked by financial challenges or difficult circumstances.

The following subject areas are eligible: Architecture, Engineering, Law, Property, and Urban Planning. See the Keystone Trust website for more details.

The Reserve Bank offers scholarships of up to $10,000 each and summer internships to full-time students majoring in economics, finance, mathematics, law and or accounting.

For more details and to apply visit their Early Careers webpage .  

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