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. The scholarship is usually $2,000 plus expenses to travel and present at the annual Coastal Restoration Trust Conference. The Livestock Improvement Patrick Shannon Scholarship Programme is named after one
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: For: Prize Number on offer: Two Offer rate: Annually Value: $250 each The Prize was established in 1976 in memory of the late Dr A N B Cotton, lecturer in History at the University of Auckland from 1972
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doctoral and international PhD applicants who meet grade point average (GPA) thresholds in their qualifying programme from a New Zealand university. In 2021, the Scholarship has a value of $28,500 per annum
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How to apply It’s easy! When you apply for a place in an eligible programme at the University, you will be considered for a guaranteed scholarship — you just need to meet the closing date
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Auckland Doctoral Scholarship at the time of application for a place in their doctoral programme. Any student who is to be offered a place in a doctoral programme will be eligible for scholarship
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The Kupe Leadership Programme will offer a unique experience that each year will develop a cohort of future leaders who are committed to Aotearoa New Zealand and who will help envision and create a
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About the scholarship Application status: Not currently open for applications Applicable study: Māori and Pacific students enrolling in a postgraduate programme at the University of Auckland Opening
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Williams of Tūhoe, Te Whakatōhea, Tainui, Te Aupōuri and Ngāitai Iwi, who was a graduate of the University of Auckland. It is financed from funds donated by Dr Yash Ghai, Robb Lecturer at the University
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rate: Annually Value: $2,000 The Prize was founded in 1946 by subscribers to a fund set up for the purpose of preserving the memory of Dr. Arthur Robert Andrew, Dean of the School of Mines
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Value: $1,000 The Prize was established in 1995 by Dr Robert Hawkins, in memory of his father Raymond Harry Hawkins, who practised optometry in Auckland for many years. Raymond Harry Hawkins was a British