38 distributed-systems-networks-phd Postgraduate positions at The University of Auckland
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Zealand’s Integrated Data Infrastructure. This opportunity would suit a student undertaking a Masters of Public Health (or similar degree), who is ready to begin Semester 2, 2025. The primary aim
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of up to $33,000 pa for up to three years to support a PhD student in Architecture, who is a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident, to study at the University of Auckland or overseas. Scholarships
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Scholarship to support domestic BA(Hons) or MA students majoring in Philosophy. Apply now . An Award to support an international or domestic BA(Hons) graduate now enrolled in an MA or PhD in Philosophy. Apply
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. A Scholarship of $2,000 USD, plus free access to 1000minds software for your project for Masters or PhD research (e.g. thesis, dissertation etc.) where decision-making is central to the research
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About the scholarship Application status: Not currently open for applications Applicable study: MD, PhD, Masters or Honours Postgraduate Research in General Practice and Primary Health Care Opening
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Selection criteria You should carefully read the regulations of the scholarship you are applying for to check for your eligibility and what is required of you. Application forms You'll find a link
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: Varies Offer rate: Twice a year Value: Up to $6,000 each The Award was established in 2024 and is funded by (PMA) Pasifika Medical Association and supported by the Office of the Associate Dean – Pacific
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About the scholarship Application status: Apply now Applicable study: MFA, DFA or PhD in Fine Arts Opening date: 6 March 2025 Closing date: 15 April 2025 Tenure: One Year For: Compulsory fees
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Your scholarship GPA/GPE is calculated across all grades or marks achieved in your two most recent years of full-time study (or equivalent). The last 2 years grades are taken from Semester 1 2024
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Williams of Tūhoe, Te Whakatōhea, Tainui, Te Aupōuri and Ngāitai Iwi, who was a graduate of the University of Auckland. It is financed from funds donated by Dr Yash Ghai, Robb Lecturer at the University