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These scholarships are designed to grow our Māori nursing and midwifery workforce at Auckland DHB to ensure that we are meeting our obligation to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and enable equitable workforce participation for Māori. This endeavor recognizes that Māori caring for Māori is crucial to culturally responsive and competent care as well as helping eliminate health inequities experienced by our indigenous Māori population. Provision of scholarships to Māori is aimed at eliminating financial barriers to tertiary education and enabling potential in our communities.
Open and Close Dates
Opening dates for the scholarship - October / December each year
Please read the A+ Trust - ADHB Health Workforce Scholarships Programme 2019-2025 document for more information.
Applicant Guidelines
A+ Trust in partnership with Auckland DHB are pleased to provide undergraduate scholarships to nursing students in their region from 2019-2025. Applicants will need to complete this form thoroughly and legibly and provide any supportive documentation as required. This form is to be used for undergraduate registered nursing scholarships only.
Who is eligible to apply for this scholarship?
- Scholarships will only be available to students enrolled in the following tertiary education institutions: Massey University Albany, Auckland University of Technology, UNITEC, University of Auckland and Manukau Institute of Technology, WINTEC (for Midwifery students only).
- You will be a New Zealand Citizen or New Zealand permanent resident to be eligible for any of the scholarships.
- You will not be able to hold a scholarship within this programme and at the same time hold another scholarship from another DHB.
- You will be of New Zealand Maori ethnicity and can describe your whakapapa
- You will be of indigenous Pacific island ethnicity (for midwifery and enrolled nurse scholarships only)
- Maori applicants will be eligible for midwifery, registered nursing and enrolled nursing scholarships
- Pacific applicants will be eligible for midwifery and enrolled nursing scholarships
Exclusions
- Those wishing to study at the postgraduate level are not eligible for these scholarships.
- Students who are not Māori or Pacific island descent.
2022 Applications are closed
Closing date
14 February 2022
Purpose
The purpose of the Foundation Award is to assist women who have completed a full-time foundation level course (totalling 120 points at tertiary level) into the next step in their tertiary studies.
These awards help cover the course costs for those women now enrolled in full-time study for their first degree or diploma, at an approved institution in the Auckland area.
Unitec is an approved institution for this higher level study.
For more information and application forms, visit the Academic Dress Hire website.
Applications for 2022 have closed
Closing date
24 January 2022
Eligibility
Applicants for a Master’s Degree Award must be:
a) women;
b) New Zealand Citizens or Permanent Residents;
c) enrolled or preparing to enrol full time for a Master’s Degree at one of the following
Institutes: the University of Auckland, the Albany Campus of Massey University, AUT
University, Manukau Institute of Technology, Unitec, Whitecliffe College of Art, or Laidlaw
College.
In making these awards, the selection committee shall give consideration to:
a) applicant’s academic record;
b) applicant’s referees’ reports;
c) applicant’s need for financial assistance;
d) applicant’s aspirations for the future;
e) any special circumstances e.g. family responsibilities, personal disability, considered
relevant.
Each applicant for these awards must submit her application on the current prescribed
application form, together with:
a) a certified copy or statutory declaration of her academic record (this can be in the form of a
certified digital document from the tertiary institution);
b) a certified copy of evidence of status as a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident;
c) confirmation that confidential references have been sought from two referees.
For more information, visit the Academic Dress Hire website.
Click here for full criteria and application form
Applications for 2022 have closed
Closing date
22 November 2021
Eligibility
Applicants for the Postgraduate Diploma Awards must be:
a) women;
b) New Zealand Citizens or Permanent Residents;
c) enrolled or planning to enrol full time for a Postgraduate Diploma, for the following
academic year, at the University of Auckland, the Albany Campus of Massey University, AUT
University, Manukau Institute of Technology, Unitec, Te Whare Wānanga O Awanuiārangi,
Auckland, or Whitecliffe College of Art and Design.
In making these awards, the selection committee shall give consideration to:
a) the applicant’s academic record;
b) the applicant’s referee’s report;
c) the applicant’s need for financial assistance;
d) the applicant’s aspirations for the future;
e) any special circumstances, e.g. family responsibilities, personal disability, considered
relevant.
Each applicant for these awards must submit her application on the current prescribed
application form, together with:
a) a certified copy or statutory declaration of her academic record (this can be in the form of a
certified digital document from the tertiary institution);
b) a certified copy of evidence of status as a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident;
c) confirmation that a confidential report has been sought from one referee.
For more information, visit the Academic Dress Hire website.
Applications for 2022 have closed
Closing date
4 February 2022
Purpose
Three awards will be made for a year of study that requires a student to undertake a practicum which is usually unpaid and involves travel or residence away from home.
This award is administered by the Kate Edger Educational Charitable Trust.
Eligibility
Applicants for the Practicum Award must be:
a) women;
b) New Zealand Citizens or Permanent Residents;
c) enrolled or preparing to enrol full time for their 3rd or 4th year of a Bachelor’s Degree or for
a Postgraduate Diploma or Master’s Degree at one of the following Institutes: the University
of Auckland, the Albany Campus of Massey University, AUT University, Manukau Institute of
Technology, Unitec, Northland Polytechnic, or Te Whare Wānanga O Awanuiārangi,
Auckland.
In making this award, the selection committee shall give consideration to:
a) the applicant’s academic records;
b) the applicant’s referee’s report;
c) the applicant’s need for financial assistance;
d) the applicant’s aspirations for the future;
e) any special circumstances, e.g. family responsibilities, personal disability, considered
relevant.
Each applicant for this award must submit her application on the current prescribed
application form, together with:
a) a certified copy or statutory declaration of her academic record (this can be in the form of a
certified digital document from the tertiary institution);
b) a certified copy of evidence of status as a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident;
c) confirmation that a confidential reference has been sought from one referee;
d) a copy of the practicum requirements for the course signed by a staff member. This should
give length and possible location of the practicum.
For more information and application forms, visit the Academic Dress Hire website.
Click here for full criteria and application form
Applications for 2021 have closed
The next funding round is March 2022
Applicants can check for updates by signing into the awards application portal at that time. Unitec will include a link to the portal here, once applications open.
Second-Chance Education Study Awards
There are two types of Second-Chance Education Study Awards:
- Foundation/Diploma Studies Awards ($1,000 - $1,400)
- Degree Study Awards ($3,000 to $4,000)
Purpose
Second-Chance Education Awards are for women who are engaging in tertiary education for the first time, at a Foundation Studies (NZQA level 3-4) or Diploma level (NZQA level 6), or Degree level (NZQA level 7), who do not already have a tertiary qualification, and have not previously received a New Horizons for Women Trust: Hine Kahukura Award at that level of study. In all categories, the awards are a one off grant to help with study and/or living expenses.
In 2021 there were Second-Chance Education awards targeting women studying:
- Business related Foundation or Diploma course at an Auckland institute
- Information Technology related Foundation/Diploma course
- Foundation/Diploma courses in Waikato, BOP, King Country, Gisborne and Taupo sponsored by Graduate Women Waikato Charitable Trust
- Foundation/Diploma and Degree courses for applicants from Toi Ohomai or Waikato University sponsored by Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
- Degree courses in Manawatū-Whanganui
- Foundation/Diploma and Degree courses in Wellington
- Foundation/Diploma and Degree courses in Otago/Southland
- Degree courses in Auckland
- Degree courses in Nelson/Marlborough
- Foundation/Diploma and Degree courses (any location)
and for:
- Women over 40 and studying for the first time
- Courses relating to industries where women are under represented
You may apply for more than one type of award if you meet the eligibility criteria. Only one award will be given to any successful applicant.
Contact Details: enquiries@newhorizonsforwomen.org.nz
For more infromation please go to the New Horizons for Women's website
Dan Zhao - (dzhao@unitec.ac.nz) or call +64 9 815 4321 ext 7373 - The School of Bridgepoint -
To be eligible, you must:
- Be a refugee, protected person, or person who has been sponsored by a refugee or protected person
- Be a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident (including pending decision)
- Be able to achieve Level 3 (or higher) at one of the Language Studies Placement Tests.
The Language Studies placement tests are held throughout the year.
Call us at 0800 10 95 10 or come into Student Central and we can arrange a test (Mt Albert Campus map, PDF).
This grant will cover your English language course fees only.
Applications for this year have closed
Applications for this scholarship open in May each year
Applications for this scholarship close in August of the same year.
For more information about this scholarship, click here to go through to the Sir Robert Jones Refugee Daughters Scholarship webpage.
Are you a mature woman (over 25) looking to undertake study in order to return to a profession or take up work (paid or unpaid) in the community?
The Tressa Thomas award is offered through the Kate Edger Education Charitable Trust and applications are open now.
The attached document contains the full criteria. To apply complete the attached application form and post or email to the Kate Edger Trust.
For more information and application forms, visit the Academic Dress Hire website.
Click here for full criteria and application form ››
Closing dates: 19th July 2021 and 14th March 2022
