Entry-level and first-year scholarships

 
If you are a new student enrolling at The University of Auckland then regardless of your background or where you live, you may be eligible for a scholarship.

If you are a school-leaver you can apply for a University of Auckland Scholarship which rewards academic excellence, all round ability and leadership potential. If you are experiencing financial hardship enquire about Alumni Scholarships which help students who would otherwise not be able to attend university for financial reasons.

Māori and Pacific Island school-leavers can apply for The University of Auckland Chancellor’s Awards for Top Māori and Pacific Scholars, while school-leavers studying Engineering who live outside Auckland can apply for a Kick Start City of Sails Scholarship.

New University of Auckland Jubilee Awards support academic merit, motivation to succeed at university and financial need providing first-year school-leaver and non-school leaver undergraduates with $2,000 per annum for three years.

Many University faculties offer scholarships for school-leavers entering the University from specific backgrounds and for new students embarking on a particular course of study. There are also scholarships for those enrolling at the University for the first time, but not straight out of school.

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David Williams

"My University of Auckland Scholarship has helped me start building a great career."

"I chose The University of Auckland because I was attracted by what their Business School had to offer. Moving from a small place like Otorohanga was pretty scary at first, but it didn’t take long to settle in and student life was awesome. Mentoring was such a great help so now I’m mentoring others. The social life is really good, both on and off campus. And it’s only a two-hour drive home to the farm when I need a dose of country life."

David Williams is currently studying for a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce conjoint at The University of Auckland. David was dux and head boy at Otorohanga College.




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