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The GCSB ( Government Communications Security Bureau )Women in STEM scholarship is aimed at second year tertiary students and above (including Honours and Masters) who are intending to take a full-time course of study in computer science, cyber security, technology, mathematics, computer engineering and/or data science at any New Zealand tertiary institution.

The Kate Edger Foundation has various Scholarships worth $2,000 for undergraduate students. The Tressa Thomas Retraining Awards help to encourage mature women aged 25 years and above to study and return to a profession or take up work (Paid or unpaid) in the community. 
The  Tressa Thomas Retraining awards can help pay for course fees, childcare, transport – whatever you need to make studies possible.

Unitec Pacific Scholarships were established to support our Pacific students pursue and stay in their studies at Unitec.  These scholarships recognise the success of starting a new endeavour, of completing and progressing from one programme to a new higher level programme and of continuing in a programme as a high-achieving student.

This award in memory of Carol Schofield is made possible by a generous sponsorship from her family and friends. Carol was an artist and picture framer who was closely involved in Auckland's art and gallery scene. The award is intended to provide financial assistance to a woman enrolled full-time in the third year or above of a Bachelor's or postgraduate degree in Fine Arts, Visual Arts, or Design and Contemporary Art. 

The purpose of the Tuli scholarship is to acknowledge the ongoing importance of education for Aotearoa Pacific families and communities. The scholarship is intended to support Pacific people to reach their potential by reducing some financial barriers to study or training. There are scholarships for vocational and degree-level study and training in Aotearoa. 

The Award is available for a student who will be enrolled in 2025 in the third year or above of a degree or post-graduate degree in an Arts-related area at a NZQA-accredited tertiary institute in the Auckland or Northland region. 

The Unitec Pacific Success Scholarships were established in 2017 to encourage Pacific students to pursue tertiary education at Unitec. The Pacific Success Scholarship Recipients are expected to be involved and participate in the Unitec Pacific Community.

Te Pou Angitū were established in 2019 to encourage Māori students to pursue tertiary education at Unitec in either a Certificate, Diploma or Bachelor level programme.

NERF’s mission is to promote excellence in nursing and midwifery healthcare by providing funding opportunities for education and research. They offer numerous scholarships and grants up to three times a year.