Lincoln University Undergraduate Vice Chancellor’s Scholarships in New Zealand

The main purpose of the Scholarship is to assist a graduate student of either the University of Canterbury or Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland to study Art History, English Literature, Music or Fine Arts overseas in an environment that encourages the completion of a course or work in progress, or the undertaking of further training in a recognised institution.

Anne Reid Memorial Scholarship

A Scholarship of up to $30,000 to assist graduates with further postgraduate study overseas in the fields of Art History, English Literature, Music or Fine Arts.

Application status: 

Not currently open for applications

Applicable study:

PhD or other approved Doctorate or masters Level study in Art History, English Literature, Music, or Fine Arts at a recognised overseas institution.

The University of Otago is one of New Zealand’s leading postgraduate research universities

Our postgraduate programmes include diplomas, masters degrees (both research and taught), and PhD degrees. Each offers you the opportunity to gain advanced qualifications in your chosen business field, whether you hold a bachelor's degree or a wealth of industry experience.

 We seek students who care deeply about the problems afflicting our world.  We equip them with the knowledge, the resources, and the connections to pursue positive and ambitious change.

We offer a wide variety of research opportunities throughout the year under the supervision of world-leading scholars in their fields – ensuring your qualification will be recognised both within New Zealand and internationally as a powerful one.

Start your studies with our pathway programmes

Our pathway programmes are perfect if you’re not entirely sure what to expect from uni or missed out on getting into your dream degree. It’s a great way to try university in just one year you gain a university qualification, develop the confidence for further study and prepare yourself for a bright future.

Short courses

AUT offers a range of short courses that will develop your skills and knowledge in an area of personal or professional interest - from personal training and fitness short courses to te reo Māori language courses.

Postgraduate study

AUT is New Zealand’s fastest growing postgraduate study destination. We offer a wide range of postgraduate programmes – from honours degrees to doctorates – taught by world-leading academics.

To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must be new international students intending to start their studies in the upcoming semester, either full-time or part-time, in a Bachelor of Teaching (ECE or Primary) or Graduate Diploma of Teaching program at Te Rito Maioha

Benefits

This scholarship covers tuition fees for the full duration of the program, helping to support aspiring teachers in both early childhood and primary education.

The university is providing scholarships to invite international applicants to study there and is accepting application for second semester students also. Second semesters students will start receiving funding once they start their studies at the University of Otago. For living expenses, Dunedin is rather a cheaper place to live. 

Departments and schools

Academic departments and schools at the University of Otago are divided into four academic divisions. Many departments and schools teach subjects and papers specific to their area of expertise. Staff from many academic departments also teach in subjects and papers from other academic areas.

Te Rito Maioha – Early Childhood New Zealand is a prominent tertiary education provider dedicated to early childhood education (ECE) in New Zealand.

Benefits

This scholarship covers tuition fees for the full duration of the program, helping to support aspiring teachers in both early childhood and primary education.

The main purpose of the Scholarship is to assist a graduate student of either the University of Canterbury or Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland to study Art History, English Literature, Music or Fine Arts overseas in an environment that encourages the completion of a course or work in progress, or the undertaking of further training in a recognised institution.