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Scholarships in Māori development for which you can apply
This page has summaries and terms of reference for scholarships relative to te ara poutama faculty and Māori development study areas.
Read the guidelines on how to apply for a scholarship
Postgraduate and Undergraduate Scholarships
John Tapiata Scholarship
The John Tapiata Scholarship was established in 1992 to acknowledge the contribution of John Tapiata as the first Tumuaki of Te Ara Poutama and his passion for excellence and Te Reo Māori.Amount Awarded - Tuition Fees
Closing Date - 14 February 2012
Terms of Reference
Application Form
Mavis Tuoro Scholarship
The Mavis Tuoro Scholarship was established in 1998 to acknowledge the contribution of Mavis Tuoro to Te Ara Poutama. The scholarship is to encourage Māori scholarship in English or Te Reo Māori.Amount Awarded - $500.00
Closing Date - 14 February 2012
Terms of Reference
Application Form
Ngā Karahipi Whakatairanga Pia Māori Postgraduate Awards
To encourage Postgraduate Māori leadership, scholarship and academic excellence at Auckland University of Technology (AUT).View the full advertisement for this listing here
Peter Harwood Scholarship in Community Leadership and Excellence
To reward leadership qualities and academic excellence. To encourage and support students to pursue tertiary education in the area of Māori Development.Amount Awarded - Tuition Fees
Closing Date - 14 February 2012
Terms of Reference
Application Form
New Zealand Society of Local Government Managers award
The purpose of this scholarship is to encourage Māori employment in local government.Closing date: Awarded at the end of the semester in which paper 956400 iwi resource management is delivered.
Amount Awarded $1000
Terms of Reference
Last updated: 10 Nov 2011 3:15pm