All Scholarships Sponsored by The University of Auckland , 2025 - 2026


About The University of Auckland

The University of Auckland is New Zealand’s leading higher education institution, recognized for its commitment to academic excellence, research, and global engagement. With a strong reputation in diverse fields, the university supports students and researchers through scholarships, fellowships, and funding opportunities.

Through its Centre for Asia Pacific Refugee Studies (CAPRS) and other programs, the university fosters impactful research, especially on climate change, conflict, and displacement issues in the Asia-Pacific region.

University of Auckland Kōkiri Raumati Scholarship 2026

University of Auckland Kōkiri Raumati Scholarship 2026

Get catered accommodation and tuition fee coverage for Summer Start, Tōia ki Waipapa, or UniBound programmes.

21 October, 2025 Deadline: 29 Oct, 2025


University of Auckland Riley Consultants Ltd Civil Engineering Scholarship 2025

University of Auckland Riley Consultants Ltd Civil Engineering Scholarship 2025

Apply for University of Auckland Riley Consultants Ltd Civil Engineering Scholarship

16 April, 2025 Deadline: 08 May, 2025


University of Auckland CAPRS Non-Residential Fellowship 2025

University of Auckland CAPRS Non-Residential Fellowship 2025

Applications are open for the University of Auckland Centre for Asia Pacific Refugee Studies (CAPS) Non-Residential Fellowship 2025. The University of Auckland's Centre for Asia Pacific Refugee Studies (CAPRS) focuses on generating and amplifying rigorous scholarly research, particularly that which is led by those with lived experience of forcible displacement.

27 March, 2025 Deadline: 18 Apr, 2025



The important of categorizing scholarships
Scholarship categories play a crucial role as they enable students to focus on specific opportunities, thereby enhancing their chances of success by aligning their qualifications with the objectives of the provider.

They streamline the search process by matching applicants to scholarships. based on factors such as academic achievement, financial need, field of study, or personal background, ensuring that providers support the most fitting candidates.

In the end, categories guarantee that funding is directed towards students who align best with the provider’s mission, whether that involves encouraging diversity, recognizing academic excellence, or nurturing future leaders.


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