Noeline Clark Foundation University of Canterbury Scholarship

The purpose of this scholarship is to support and assist student leavers of Burnside High School in providing financial assistance towards the study of an undergraduate programme at the University of Canterbury. Value/Benefits: Assistance with tuition fees and/or course related costs for the first year of study to a maximum value of $5,000Level of Study: School Leaver (first year undergraduate)Closing Date: Application not required Tenure: One yearNumber available annually: Two Applicable enrolment during tenure: Open to students who have attended Burnside High School in the year immediately preceding the first year of study at the University of Canterbury.Citizenship/residency requirements: There are no citizenship or resident requirements for this scholarship.For more information, please read the regulations for this award: Click here.The Noeline Clark Foundation charitable trust was established by Noeline Clark who was a Divisional Principal at Burnside High School from 1960 to 1976. Since the year 2000, The Trust has awarded 26 scholarships to Burnside High students to help pay tuitions fees for undergraduate study at the University of Canterbury. Initially the Trust gave two $1,000.00 scholarships each year. In 2008 the late Richard Clark, Ms Clark's brother, vested further funds into the Trust on his passing and that enabled the Trustees to increase scholarships to two $5,000.00 annual awards. It is the wishes of Ms Clark that the Foundation continues indefinitely and the Trustees are working hard to ensure that is possible. A profile of Noeline Clark can be found here