Victoria Institute of Wellington
Scholarship
???? Undergraduate
Scholarships at Victoria University of Wellington
???? For Domestic (Native)
Students
1.
Tangiwai
Excellence Scholarship
o Value: Up to NZ$5,000
o Eligibility: Awarded to
high-achieving school leavers to assist with accommodation and living costs.
2.
Kahotea
Outstanding Achievement Scholarship
o Value: Up to NZ$35,000
over three years
o Eligibility: For
exceptional students, covering accommodation and providing a stipend.
3.
Raukaraka
Leadership Scholarship
o Value: NZ$5,000–NZ$10,000
o Eligibility: Awarded to
students who demonstrate leadership qualities, applicable to accommodation or
living expenses.
4.
Totoweka
Equity Scholarship
o Value: NZ$5,000–NZ$10,000
o Eligibility: For students who have faced challenges or barriers due to inequity or hardship.
???? For International Students
1.
Tangiwai
Excellence Scholarship
o Value: Up to NZ$5,000
o Eligibility: For
high-achieving international school leavers to support accommodation and living
costs.
2.
International
School-Leaver Excellence Scholarship
o Value: NZ$20,000 over
three years
o Eligibility: Awarded to
high-achieving international students who are studying in New Zealand and
continuing to study at Victoria University of Wellington.
3.
Tongarewa
International Scholarship
o Value: Up to NZ$10,000
o Eligibility: A partial
fee-based scholarship for international students entering their first year of
an undergraduate degree.
4.
Study
Abroad Scholarship
o Value: Up to NZ$1,000
o Eligibility: For international students participating in the Study Abroad program at Victoria University of Wellington.
???? Application Process for Both
Domestic and International Students
·
Application
Requirements:
Applicants will need to provide academic transcripts, personal statements,
letters of recommendation, and evidence of extracurricular activities where
applicable.
·
Accommodation
Guarantee:
All scholarship recipients who apply for accommodation at a university hall of
residence are guaranteed a place, and the scholarship can be used to assist
with on-campus living costs.
·
Deadline:
The scholarship application period for domestic and international students
typically opens in June
and closes in September
for the following year.
???? Graduate
Scholarships at Victoria University of Wellington
???? for Domestic (Native)
Graduate Students
1.
Victoria
University of Wellington Master's by Thesis Scholarship
o Value: NZ$15,000 per year
(up to 2 years)
o Eligibility: Open to
domestic students who are enrolling in a research-based Master’s program.
Applicants must have a strong academic background, typically a first-class or
second-class first division undergraduate degree.
o Requirements: A research
proposal and support from a university supervisor.
2.
Victoria
University of Wellington Doctoral Scholarship
o Value: NZ$27,500 per year
(up to 3 years)
o Eligibility: Open to
domestic students undertaking doctoral study at Victoria University of
Wellington. Applicants must have completed a Master's degree with a high
academic standing.
o Requirements: A
comprehensive research proposal and confirmation of a supervisor.
3.
Wellington
Scholarship for Excellence
o Value: Up to NZ$10,000
o Eligibility: Available to
domestic students pursuing postgraduate study at Victoria University of
Wellington. This scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and leadership
potential.
o Requirements: Strong academic achievements and evidence of leadership in extracurricular activities.
???? For International Graduate
Students
1.
Victoria
University of Wellington International Master's Research Scholarship
o Value: NZ$15,000 per year
(up to 2 years)
o Eligibility: For
international students enrolling in a research-based Master’s program.
Applicants should demonstrate academic excellence, typically a first-class
undergraduate degree or equivalent.
o Requirements: A research
proposal and supervisor support are required.
2.
Victoria
University of Wellington International Doctoral Scholarship
o Value: NZ$27,500 per year
(up to 3 years), plus tuition fees
o Eligibility: Open to international students undertaking doctoral study at Victoria University of Wellington.
o Requirements: A detailed
research proposal and confirmation of a suitable supervisor.
3.
Tongarewa
International Scholarship
o Value: Up to NZ$10,000
o Eligibility: Available to
international students starting a Master’s program (taught or research-based).
o Requirements: Must demonstrate high academic achievements and the potential to contribute positively to the university community.
???? Application Process for Both
Domestic and International Graduate Students
1.
Complete
the Application for Admission:
All graduate scholarship applicants must apply for admission to the graduate
program and meet the program's academic entry requirements.
2.
Review
Scholarship Criteria:
Each scholarship has specific eligibility criteria, which may include academic
qualifications, research experience, and availability of a supervisor for
research-based programs.
3.
Submit
Supporting Documents:
Required documents may include a research proposal (for research-based
programs), academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and evidence of
past academic achievements.
4.
Meet
the Application Deadlines:
Scholarship deadlines typically fall in June–September.
Applicants should ensure that they meet the specific scholarship deadlines for
consideration.
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Eligibility criteria
???? Eligibility
Criteria for Undergraduate Students
????️ Academic Qualifications
1.
Domestic
Students (New Zealand Citizens and Permanent Residents)
o University Entrance:
Domestic students must have met the University
Entrance (UE) qualification, which typically includes:
§ NCEA Level 3 (National
Certificate of Educational Achievement) with approved subjects, or
§ An
equivalent qualification from secondary school or other educational
institutions.
o Alternatively,
students may have completed a foundation
or pathway program recognized by the university.
2.
International
Students
o International
students must have completed a secondary school qualification equivalent to New
Zealand's University Entrance.
§ This
could be the International
Baccalaureate (IB), A-levels,
or a similar qualification recognized by the university.
§ For
specific country qualifications, applicants should check with the university
for equivalency.
???? English Language Proficiency
For applicants whose first language is not
English, the university requires one of the following:
·
IELTS
(Academic): Minimum overall score of 6.0, with no band score
lower than 5.5, or
·
TOEFL
iBT: Minimum score of 80,
with at least 20 in
writing, or
·
PTE
Academic: Minimum score of 50, with no score below 42, or
·
Successful completion of a recognized English language program.
???? Program-Specific Requirements
·
Some programs
(e.g., Fine Arts,
Design,
Architecture)
may have additional entry requirements such as:
o Portfolio submissions,
o Interviews, or
o Auditions.
???? Age Requirements
·
Students must be at least 16 years old by
the first day of their university program.
·
If a student is under 18 years of age, a parent
or guardian may need to sign relevant documentation.
???? Visa and Health Insurance
(for International Students)
·
International students must hold a valid student visa to study at
Victoria University of Wellington.
· Students also required to have approved health and travel insurance for the duration of their stay in New Zealand.
???? Eligibility Criteria for Graduate Students
????️ Academic Qualifications
-
Master's Programs
-
Applicants must have completed an undergraduate degree (Bachelor’s) or an equivalent qualification from a recognized university.
-
A strong academic background is required, typically with a first-class or second-class first division standing (or equivalent).
-
For some programs, a Postgraduate Diploma in the relevant field may also meet entry requirements.
-
-
Doctoral Programs (PhD)
-
Applicants must have completed a Master's degree (or equivalent) with a strong academic record, typically first-class honors or equivalent.
-
Applicants should have demonstrated research capability and potential in their field of study.
-
A research proposal aligned with the university’s academic strengths is required, along with confirmation of an available supervisor.
-
???? English Language Proficiency
All international applicants whose first language is not English must meet one of the following criteria:
-
IELTS (Academic): Minimum overall score of 6.5, with no band less than 6.0, or
-
TOEFL iBT: Minimum score of 90, with at least 20 in writing, or
-
PTE Academic: Minimum score of 58, with no score lower than 50, or
-
Successful completion of an approved English language program (e.g., UC Foundation Program or equivalent).
???? Program-Specific Requirements
-
Master's Programs:
-
Some programs may have specific subject prerequisites or additional requirements, such as a portfolio (for design, arts) or work experience (for professional programs like Business, Education, etc.).
-
Some Master's programs may require the submission of a research proposal (for research-based Master’s degrees).
-
-
Doctoral Programs:
-
Research Proposal: A strong, detailed research proposal is a key requirement for entry to doctoral programs.
-
Supervisor Availability: For research-based programs, applicants must confirm that they have a potential supervisor available to oversee their research.
-
???? Additional Requirements for Specific Programs
-
Certain programs (e.g., Fine Arts, Design, Music, and Education) may have additional requirements such as portfolios, auditions, or interviews as part of the admission process.
???? Visa and Health Insurance (for International Students)
-
International students must hold a valid student visa and provide proof of health and travel insurance for the duration of their study in New Zealand.
???? Age Requirement
-
There is generally no age restriction for graduate applicants, but students must meet the specific academic requirements for their chosen program.
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Visa
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???? Undergraduate
Scholarships at Victoria University of Wellington
???? For Domestic (Native)
Students
1.
Tangiwai
Excellence Scholarship
o Value: Up to NZ$5,000
o Eligibility: Awarded to
high-achieving school leavers to assist with accommodation and living costs.
2.
Kahotea
Outstanding Achievement Scholarship
o Value: Up to NZ$35,000
over three years
o Eligibility: For
exceptional students, covering accommodation and providing a stipend.
3.
Raukaraka
Leadership Scholarship
o Value: NZ$5,000–NZ$10,000
o Eligibility: Awarded to
students who demonstrate leadership qualities, applicable to accommodation or
living expenses.
4.
Totoweka
Equity Scholarship
o Value: NZ$5,000–NZ$10,000
o Eligibility: For students who have faced challenges or barriers due to inequity or hardship.
???? For International Students
1.
Tangiwai
Excellence Scholarship
o Value: Up to NZ$5,000
o Eligibility: For
high-achieving international school leavers to support accommodation and living
costs.
2.
International
School-Leaver Excellence Scholarship
o Value: NZ$20,000 over
three years
o Eligibility: Awarded to
high-achieving international students who are studying in New Zealand and
continuing to study at Victoria University of Wellington.
3.
Tongarewa
International Scholarship
o Value: Up to NZ$10,000
o Eligibility: A partial
fee-based scholarship for international students entering their first year of
an undergraduate degree.
4.
Study
Abroad Scholarship
o Value: Up to NZ$1,000
o Eligibility: For international students participating in the Study Abroad program at Victoria University of Wellington.
???? Application Process for Both
Domestic and International Students
·
Application
Requirements:
Applicants will need to provide academic transcripts, personal statements,
letters of recommendation, and evidence of extracurricular activities where
applicable.
·
Accommodation
Guarantee:
All scholarship recipients who apply for accommodation at a university hall of
residence are guaranteed a place, and the scholarship can be used to assist
with on-campus living costs.
·
Deadline:
The scholarship application period for domestic and international students
typically opens in June
and closes in September
for the following year.
???? Graduate
Scholarships at Victoria University of Wellington
???? for Domestic (Native)
Graduate Students
1.
Victoria
University of Wellington Master's by Thesis Scholarship
o Value: NZ$15,000 per year
(up to 2 years)
o Eligibility: Open to
domestic students who are enrolling in a research-based Master’s program.
Applicants must have a strong academic background, typically a first-class or
second-class first division undergraduate degree.
o Requirements: A research
proposal and support from a university supervisor.
2.
Victoria
University of Wellington Doctoral Scholarship
o Value: NZ$27,500 per year
(up to 3 years)
o Eligibility: Open to
domestic students undertaking doctoral study at Victoria University of
Wellington. Applicants must have completed a Master's degree with a high
academic standing.
o Requirements: A
comprehensive research proposal and confirmation of a supervisor.
3.
Wellington
Scholarship for Excellence
o Value: Up to NZ$10,000
o Eligibility: Available to
domestic students pursuing postgraduate study at Victoria University of
Wellington. This scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and leadership
potential.
o Requirements: Strong academic achievements and evidence of leadership in extracurricular activities.
???? For International Graduate
Students
1.
Victoria
University of Wellington International Master's Research Scholarship
o Value: NZ$15,000 per year
(up to 2 years)
o Eligibility: For
international students enrolling in a research-based Master’s program.
Applicants should demonstrate academic excellence, typically a first-class
undergraduate degree or equivalent.
o Requirements: A research
proposal and supervisor support are required.
2.
Victoria
University of Wellington International Doctoral Scholarship
o Value: NZ$27,500 per year
(up to 3 years), plus tuition fees
o Eligibility: Open to international students undertaking doctoral study at Victoria University of Wellington.
o Requirements: A detailed
research proposal and confirmation of a suitable supervisor.
3.
Tongarewa
International Scholarship
o Value: Up to NZ$10,000
o Eligibility: Available to
international students starting a Master’s program (taught or research-based).
o Requirements: Must demonstrate high academic achievements and the potential to contribute positively to the university community.
???? Application Process for Both
Domestic and International Graduate Students
1.
Complete
the Application for Admission:
All graduate scholarship applicants must apply for admission to the graduate
program and meet the program's academic entry requirements.
2.
Review
Scholarship Criteria:
Each scholarship has specific eligibility criteria, which may include academic
qualifications, research experience, and availability of a supervisor for
research-based programs.
3.
Submit
Supporting Documents:
Required documents may include a research proposal (for research-based
programs), academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and evidence of
past academic achievements.
4.
Meet
the Application Deadlines:
Scholarship deadlines typically fall in June–September.
Applicants should ensure that they meet the specific scholarship deadlines for
consideration.
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???? Eligibility
Criteria for Undergraduate Students
????️ Academic Qualifications
1.
Domestic
Students (New Zealand Citizens and Permanent Residents)
o University Entrance:
Domestic students must have met the University
Entrance (UE) qualification, which typically includes:
§ NCEA Level 3 (National
Certificate of Educational Achievement) with approved subjects, or
§ An
equivalent qualification from secondary school or other educational
institutions.
o Alternatively,
students may have completed a foundation
or pathway program recognized by the university.
2.
International
Students
o International
students must have completed a secondary school qualification equivalent to New
Zealand's University Entrance.
§ This
could be the International
Baccalaureate (IB), A-levels,
or a similar qualification recognized by the university.
§ For
specific country qualifications, applicants should check with the university
for equivalency.
???? English Language Proficiency
For applicants whose first language is not
English, the university requires one of the following:
·
IELTS
(Academic): Minimum overall score of 6.0, with no band score
lower than 5.5, or
·
TOEFL
iBT: Minimum score of 80,
with at least 20 in
writing, or
·
PTE
Academic: Minimum score of 50, with no score below 42, or
·
Successful completion of a recognized English language program.
???? Program-Specific Requirements
·
Some programs
(e.g., Fine Arts,
Design,
Architecture)
may have additional entry requirements such as:
o Portfolio submissions,
o Interviews, or
o Auditions.
???? Age Requirements
·
Students must be at least 16 years old by
the first day of their university program.
·
If a student is under 18 years of age, a parent
or guardian may need to sign relevant documentation.
???? Visa and Health Insurance
(for International Students)
·
International students must hold a valid student visa to study at
Victoria University of Wellington.
· Students also required to have approved health and travel insurance for the duration of their stay in New Zealand.
???? Eligibility Criteria for Graduate Students
????️ Academic Qualifications
-
Master's Programs
-
Applicants must have completed an undergraduate degree (Bachelor’s) or an equivalent qualification from a recognized university.
-
A strong academic background is required, typically with a first-class or second-class first division standing (or equivalent).
-
For some programs, a Postgraduate Diploma in the relevant field may also meet entry requirements.
-
-
Doctoral Programs (PhD)
-
Applicants must have completed a Master's degree (or equivalent) with a strong academic record, typically first-class honors or equivalent.
-
Applicants should have demonstrated research capability and potential in their field of study.
-
A research proposal aligned with the university’s academic strengths is required, along with confirmation of an available supervisor.
-
???? English Language Proficiency
All international applicants whose first language is not English must meet one of the following criteria:
-
IELTS (Academic): Minimum overall score of 6.5, with no band less than 6.0, or
-
TOEFL iBT: Minimum score of 90, with at least 20 in writing, or
-
PTE Academic: Minimum score of 58, with no score lower than 50, or
-
Successful completion of an approved English language program (e.g., UC Foundation Program or equivalent).
???? Program-Specific Requirements
-
Master's Programs:
-
Some programs may have specific subject prerequisites or additional requirements, such as a portfolio (for design, arts) or work experience (for professional programs like Business, Education, etc.).
-
Some Master's programs may require the submission of a research proposal (for research-based Master’s degrees).
-
-
Doctoral Programs:
-
Research Proposal: A strong, detailed research proposal is a key requirement for entry to doctoral programs.
-
Supervisor Availability: For research-based programs, applicants must confirm that they have a potential supervisor available to oversee their research.
-
???? Additional Requirements for Specific Programs
-
Certain programs (e.g., Fine Arts, Design, Music, and Education) may have additional requirements such as portfolios, auditions, or interviews as part of the admission process.
???? Visa and Health Insurance (for International Students)
-
International students must hold a valid student visa and provide proof of health and travel insurance for the duration of their study in New Zealand.
???? Age Requirement
-
There is generally no age restriction for graduate applicants, but students must meet the specific academic requirements for their chosen program.