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Māori Health Research Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm Scholarships: Masters
Scholarship details
| Study levels | Master's degree |
|---|---|
| Value | This includes a stipend of $10,000 and payment of course fees up to $10,000 and working expenses of $1,600. |
| Length | one year full-time, or a maximum of two years' part-time |
| Close date | Tuesday, 17 July 2018 |
| Ethnicities | Māori |
| Domestic/international | Domestic Only |
About the scholarship
We are offering these scholarships on behalf of the Ministry of Health. Masters or postdoctoral scholarships are available to support the career development of emerging health researchers seeking to prevent and minimise gambling-related harm for Maori in New Zealand.
One masters scholarship is available for a term of one year full-time, or a maximum of two years' part-time. This includes a stipend of $10,000 and payment of course fees up to $10,000 and working expenses of $1,600.
One postdoctoral fellowship is also available for a term of four years. This includes a stipend and payment of working expenses valued at up to $410,000.
How To Apply
Firstly, you'll need to register your intention to submit an application for a masters or postdoctoral scholarship and then complete your registration online via HRC Gateway. After registration, you'll need to submit a full application online via HRC Gateway using the templates provided below. The final step is to send a hardcopy of your full application to the HRC.
Entry requirements
To be eligible for the preventing and minimising gambling-related harm masters scholarship for Maori, you'll need to be a New Zealand citizen or hold residency in New Zealand, and be of Maori descent. Most successful applicants are enrolled full-time, however, we do consider applications from students enrolled part-time. If you haven't yet enrolled for your proposed course of study, but are intending to do so, you can also apply for this scholarship (if you are awarded a scholarship, this will then be conditional on your successful enrolment). During the time of the scholarship, your only activity must be the conduct of research and the preparation of a thesis or dissertation. If you're undertaking courses involving completion of papers only, you won't be eligible for this scholarship.