46 web-programmer-developer-"https:"-"https:" Undergraduate positions at The University of Auckland
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with the aim and overarching vision to lead Māori responsiveness in the pharmacy sector in the development and delivery of services aimed to increase medicines optimisation in Māori whānau. The main
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Undergraduate A Scholarship to recognise and reward exceptional Pacific students entering the first year of an undergraduate degree programme or Certificate of Health Sciences. Read more at
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was established in 2011 and is funded by alumni of the Faculty of Engineering who studied at the University of Auckland under the Colombo Plan, together with other donors. The main purpose of the Scholarship is to
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of an undergraduate degree programme or a Certificate of Health Sciences. Read more at University of Auckland Māori Academic Excellence Scholarships . A Scholarship to support students currently
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full-time in the first year of a BMus Creative Practice: Classical programme in singing. A Scholarship of up to $8,000 to support domestic and international BMus and BMus conjoint students. Scholarship
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Certificate (TFC) programme who, because of financial hardship, may not otherwise be able to undertake a university degree. Regulations How to apply Scholarship applications will usually open around six weeks
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the University of Auckland or University of Otago, and has been accepted into the first professional year of the medical degree programme. For more information and to apply visit RAPHS . Sullivan Scholarship
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About the scholarship Application status: Not currently open for applications Applicable study: First year of full-time study for an undergraduate degree programme Opening date: Closing date: By
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been disadvantaged due to their personal circumstances. Both school-leavers or students currently enrolled in approved tertiary pathway programmes are eligible to apply for these scholarships
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pharmacy studies along with personal and professional leadership development, and service contributions among Part III students in the Bachelor of Pharmacy degree at the University of Auckland. Regulations