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Description
The funds for the Femineers Scholarship come from a group of wives of members of the Wellington Branch of the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand. The scholarship is offered to an undergraduate woman student proceeding towards a BE(Hons) degree at the University of Canterbury.

Eligibility
The scholarship may be held only by a full-time female undergraduate student who has completed or been exempted from the Engineering Intermediate year and is studying in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd Professional year of a BE (Hons) degree at the University of Canterbury.

Amount: $1,500

Tenure: 1 year

Closing Dates: 31 Mar 2012 

Please note that application forms are only available from approximately 8 weeks ahead of the closing date. For external scholarships, please refer to details on the External Web Site below.Regulations: femineers.pdf (pdf, 7.7KB)


Source: www.canterbury.ac.nz/scholarshipsearch/ScholarshipDetails.aspx?ScholarshipID=6935.90
 
 
The Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists invites suitable applicants for the ANZCA International Scholarship for 2012.  For an overview of the scholarship please click here.

The scholarship guidelines and application form can be downloaded below.
To obtain additional information please contact:

Paul Cargill
Phone: + 61 3 8517 5393
Fax: + 61 3 9510 6931
E-mail: pcargill@anzca.edu.au
 
 
Description This scholarship was established in 1985 in memory of Jean Margaretta Rhoda Morgan and Peter Warmsley Sedgwick, and as a tribute to C. Wright Mills, noted American sociologist.

Eligibility The scholarship shall be open to graduates of any University in New Zealand or of the University of the South Pacific.

Candidates for the scholarship shall submit a paper outlining their approach to sociological and anthropological research in the form of a research proposal.

Amount $2,000
Tenure 1 year
Closing Dates 01 Nov 2011

Please note that application forms are only available from approximately 8 weeks ahead of the closing date. For external scholarships, please refer to details on the External Web Site below. Regulations wright_mills.pdf (pdf, 16.2KB)

More info and document to download available at: http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/scholarshipsearch/ScholarshipDetails.aspx?ScholarshipID=6935.134

 
 
New Zealand Development Scholarships New Zealand Development Scholarships (NZDS) provide the opportunity for individuals from targeted developing countries to undertake studies at tertiary education institutions in New Zealand. The purpose of the scholarships is for candidates to gain knowledge and skills in specific subject areas that will assist in the development of their home country by contributing to identified human resource development (HRD) training needs. Awardees are required to return to their home country for at least two years after the completion of their scholarship to apply these new skills and knowledge in government, civil society or private business organisations.

The NZDS scheme is funded by the New Zealand Government’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. The New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT), delivers the scheme through the New Zealand Aid Programme.

Applicants from Bolivia, Ecuador, Honduras, Kenya, Mongolia, Nepal, Nicaragua, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia

NZDS applicants from the countries above apply directly to a New Zealand education institution and should direct all their questions about the NZDS to that institution. See the list of Institution contact details and closing dates.

The institution will:

  1. Distribute NZDS application forms for the applicant to complete and return with all required supporting documentation. Each education institution has their own close-off date to receive completed NZDS applications
  2. Assess the candidate’s application for admission to the institution
  3. If the candidate’s application for admission to study at the institution is approved unconditionally, the institution will send completed NZDS applications to MFAT’s Scholarships Team in Wellington, New Zealand, by 30 June. Note: If the candidate does not meet the NZDS eligibility criteria, the education institution may decline the NZDS application on behalf of MFAT.
  4. MFAT will consider all submitted NZDS applications for selection. Some candidates may be interviewed as part of the selection process. MFAT will advise the institution of the outcome of the NZDS selection round by early September
  5. The education institution will forward an offer for a NZDS scholarship to successful candidates, and then assist them with their travel arrangements to New Zealand
  6. Successful candidates commence their studies around February the following year.

NZDS candidates from the countries above apply directly to the relevant New Zealand Embassy in their country.

The New Zealand Embassy will:

  1. Distribute, then receive, 'expression of interest' or preliminary application forms. Contact the relevant New Zealand Embassy for their close-off date
  2. Check applications against NZDS eligibility criteria, and then select and shortlist candidates for study in New Zealand
  3. Send shortlisted candidates the NZDS application form to complete and return, along with supporting documentation
  4. Send completed NZDS applications for shortlisted candidates to MFAT’s Scholarships Team in Wellington, New Zealand who will seek placement at the requested institution
  5. MFAT will advise the New Zealand Embassy of the outcome of the NZDS applications between September and November. (Timor Leste candidates are processed earlier in the year and should contact the New Zealand Embassy in Dili for details of the timeline)
  6. Offer successful candidates a NZDS scholarship. Following acceptance of the scholarships, unless advised otherwise, the New Zealand education institution will assist with travel arrangements to New Zealand. Successful candidates commence their studies around February the following year.
More info at: www.aid.govt.nz/scholarships/nzds/dev-scholars.html
 
 
Are you interested in making the world more just, sustainable, peaceful and compassionate?
 If so you might be interested in studying at the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Otago. 

The NCPACS is New Zealand's only postgraduate theory, research and practice programme in peace and conflict studies.

We are pioneering peaceful pedagogy and collaborative research and practice programmes.

Our 2010 Foundation Class had  students from all around the world and we have a cosmopolitan faculty. 
Enquiries and applications are being taken now for the 2011 academic year.

If you are interested please contact the Centre Administrator: Ann Hassan at peaceandconflict@otago.ac.nz
or phone: 643 479 4546 and fax: 64 3 479 8084

Site: www.otago.ac.nz/humanities/ncpacs

 
 
Amelia Earhart poster
The poster invites applications for the 2010 academic year from qualified women for fellowships of US$10,000 each for graduate study in aerospace-related sciences and aerospace-related engineering. For posters, please visit the Zonta International Website.

Amelia Earhart & Zonta International
The fellowships memorialise famed air pioneer and Zontian, Amelia Earhart, who disappeared over the Pacific in 1937. By remembering Amelia Earhart through this fellowship, Zonta International encourages and supports women to expand their horizons by pursuing aerospace-related sciences and aerospace engineering. There have been 1,262 Amelia Earhart Fellowships totaling over US$7 million awarded to 880 fellows worldwide. It is anticipated that 35 grants will be made for the 2010 academic year.

Eligibility
Women of any nationality are eligible. To apply for the fellowship, you must meet the following minimum requirements:

  1. be registered in an accredited PhD/doctoral program in a qualifying area of science or engineering closely related to advanced studies in aerospace-related science or aerospace-related engineering. A letter of acceptance or verification of enrolment must be submitted with the application
  2. demonstrate a superior academic record at a recognised university or college with accredited courses in aerospace-related studies as verified by transcripts and recommendations
  3. provide evidence of a well-defined research program in aerospace-related science or aerospace-related engineering as described in the application essay, research and publications
  4. clearly demonstrate the relationship of the research to aerospace and furnish verification of her research program through at least one of the reference letters required with the application (ie, research supervisor or advisor must be one of the referees)
  5. applicant must be registered in a PhD/doctorate program by the time the fellowship is awarded.

Application
The application, recommendations, transcripts and letter of current standing must be received or post-marked by 15 November to be considered. The application can also be downloaded from the Zonta International website (click here).
 
 
Level: Postgraduate

The University of Waikato and the University of Bremen are seeking top-quality doctoral students to undertake projects that will be part of the International Graduate School, INTERCOAST. There are research projects in the fields of Marine Geosciences, Marine Ecology, Social Sciences, and Law. The Scholarships are open to domestic and international students who wish to undertake a PhD based on one of the list of INTERCOAST research projects. The value of the Scholarship is up to $22,000pa plus domestic tuition fees.
Those who wish to find out more should follow the links on our website www.waikato.ac.nz/scholarships. It is there that you be able to access information about the application process, view the list of research projects, download the Expression of Interest form, and view the application form.

Please note that the top candidates who submit an Expression of Interest will be invited to submit a full INTERCOAST Scholarship application in Stage Two of the application process.

(Stage One) Expression of Interest closing date 31 August 2010
(Stage Two) Application closing date 30 September 2010
 
 
The New Zealand Institute for Crop and Food Research Ltd offers student fellowships annually.

The fellowship is paid vacation employment (likely to be from November to February) at one of Crop and Food Research’s sites around New Zealand.

Students enrolled at any New Zealand university at the time of application will be eligible for a fellowship.

Fellowships are available in the following areas: Biochemistry, applied sciences, microbiology, agriculture, horticulture, resource management, food science and technology.

Special Selection Criteria
  • Paid summer employment at one of Crop and Food's NZ research sites.
  • Biochemistry/applied Science/Microbiology/Agriculture/ Food Science
  • Enrolled at a NZ University
Application

Applications close 30 September with The Personnel Officer, N.Z. Institute for Crop and Food Research Ltd, PO Box 4704, Christchurch.

Application Close Date: 30 September

Website: www.crop.cri.nz

Local / International Availability:
  • Available to New Zealand/Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident Students
  • Available to International Students
 
 
New Zealand International Doctoral Research Scholarships (NZIDRS) are open to all international students who meet the eligibility criteria. You need to show evidence that academic supervision is available when you apply for this scholarship. Applicants should contact the relevant university departments to confirm the availability of appropriate supervision before submitting their applications. Please see the terms and conditions for more information.

NZIDRS scholarships package contains:
  • full tuition fees for three years of full-time doctoral study
  • NZ$20,500 per annum living allowance (NZ$1708.33 per month).
  • up to NZ$600 annual health insurance allowance
  • NZ$2000 (across 3 year tenure) travel allowance. This is intended to be used for conference attendance and field research
  • NZ$800 (across 3 year tenure) book and thesis allowance
  • NZ$500 one-off establishment allowance. Only to be paid to those students who are travelling to NZ specifically to take up the NZIDRS. No student already located in NZ is eligible to receive this amount.
Additional funds are not available to support accompanying dependants.

Applications will be accepted from early May until 5pm (NZ time) on Thursday the 15th of July 2010. (The NZIDRS closes to applications on the 15th of July each year. ) 

Please note that NZIDRS applications received after the closing date and/or incomplete applications will not be considered by the selection panel under any circumstances. This is non-negotiable. Find out more If you have questions about the NZIDR scholarships, please contact the Education New Zealand Scholarships Manager - scholarships@educationnz.org.nz
- NZIDRS terms and conditions (PDF)
- NZIDRS application form (Word doc)
- NZIDRS guidelines & frequently asked questions (PDF) 

More info at: newzealand.com/int/en/institutions_courses/scholarhips...
 
 
For international and domestic students.

The Masters program is custom-designed by leading practitioners and academics from a range of disciplines from four leading universities in Australia.

Students are trained to integrate various disciplines, such as environment, politics, law, science, culture, engineering, economics, health and society through project-centred approach.

The program takes a whole-of-water cycle approach and equips students with the integration, leadership and managerial skills to become part of an elite group of water leaders with sustainable and holistic solutions to global water and climate change challenges.

Scholarship value
  • Full-tuition fees* for full-time or part-time/distance
  • Partial-tuition fees* for full-time or part-time/distance
(Note: the scholarship does not include travel, accommodation allowance, field work, living costs. These costs will be the responsibility of successful recipients.)

Entry requirements
  • A completed undergraduate degree in a related field of study from an internationally-recognised institution.
  • Demonstrated English language proficiency
  • Two years practical experience in a related field is preferred but not required.
Scholarship Selection Criteria
  • Commitment to the whole-of-water cycle, integrated and interdisciplinary approaches to water management.
  • Leadership qualities: As demonstrated by professional, educational, community and other achievements. Leadership qualities include collaboration and team work, flexibility, initiative, communication skills, integrity and vision.
  • Academic record: You will demonstrate a high level of academic achievement and likelihood of success in further study.
  • Professional record: As demonstrated by employment experience, awards and achievements, membership of professional bodies and professional references.
  • Potential outcomes: The likelihood of positive impacts on the individual and the water sector from participating in the MIWM Program.
Apply for the Water Leader Scholarships
Application deadline is August 1st.

Source: http://www.watercentre.org/education/programs/scholarships/iwc-scholarships