Flame Stoppers Māori & Pasifika Quantity Surveyor Excellence Scholarship

Applications closed for 2022

Flame Stoppers Ltd is New Zealand’s leading provider of Passive Fire Protection. We are committed to positive change in the construction industry and are proud to give back to the industry and local communities. Care is at the heart of what we do and we’re passionate about making a difference. 

Woods Glass NZ Construction Scholarship

Applications for 2024 have now closed. 

Open 9th April 2024 | Closed 13th May 2024

Eligibility

To apply, you must:

2026 Scholarships for School Leavers

Links to individual scholarships information pages

Please go to the respective pages below for scholarship details and information on how to apply. You may apply for any of the three scholarships you are eligible to be considered for. Each scholarship has different regulations. Please take the time to read through the regulations to find out if you are eligible to be considered for more than one of the scholarship programmes.

Unitec Kura Kaupapa and Rumaki Reo Scholarship

Opened 04th June 2025 | Closed 6th August 2025 

Apply now

Unitec Vocational Pathway Scholarship

Round 1: Opens 06th September 2025 | Closes 29th October 2026. 

Round 2: Opens 19th November 2025 Closes 12th February 2026

NZ Chinese Building Industry Association (NZCBIA) Excellence Scholarship 2025

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Applications for 2025 are now open!

Open 28 May 2025 | Closed 28 June 2025

Diverse Gender Scholarship

Unitec is committed to providing an inclusive environment that celebrates diversity, by identifying and addressing barriers that diverse students face when engaged in tertiary study.  This scholarship is intended to address some of the unique barriers diverse gender students encounter.

Applications for 2026 are now open 

Opens: 6th September 2025 | Closes 12th February 2026

Application and funding

Tenkyu Unitec - Papua New Guinea expats celebrate their language week with us

The PNG flag is flying high at our Mt Albert campus in acknowledgment of the Papua New Guinea Pidgin Language Week, which is being celebrated across Aotearoa from 7-13 September 2025.

Kaimahi and ākonga joined with members from the PNG Wantoks of Auckland for a flag raising ceremony in front of B111 on Monday.

The Wantoks are a community group made up of expat Papua New Guineans either studying or working in Tāmaki Makaurau.

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