 2. New Zealand International Scholarships and Study Abroad Awards
All awards are funded by the New Zealand Government and administered by Education New Zealand. For more information please visit www.newzealandeducated.com/scholarships or contact Camilla Swan
New Zealand Postgraduate Study Abroad Award
The New Zealand Postgraduate Study Abroad Awards (NZPSAA) are available to postgraduate students enrolled in either doctoral or master’s degree programmes at a New Zealand institution, whose research programme would benefit significantly from a short-term period of study or research abroad. New Zealand postgraduate students may apply for funding to cover up to six months of study or research abroad in the following categories:
- seminars, workshops or courses
- conferences, if the attendee is presenting a paper
- cooperative research with researchers abroad
- independent research at facilities not available in New Zealand, like research institutes and libraries.
The next round closes to applications on 1 May 2008. For more information visit www.newzealandeducated.com/scholarships
New Zealand Undergraduate Study Abroad Award
The New Zealand Undergraduate Study Abroad Awards (NZUSAA) are available to New Zealand undergraduate students who wish to complete part of their qualification overseas. They are available to students enrolled at universities, institutes of technology and polytechnics.
The scholarship is a one-off payment meant to contribute to costs relating to the exchange or study abroad programme, and not to fully cover those costs. No funds are available for accompanying dependants.
Candidates for the NZUSAA must be nominated by their home institution and may not apply directly to Education New Zealand. Students who wish to be considered should contact the Student Exchange/Study Abroad Manager at their home institution.
The next closes to nominations on 1 May 2008. For more information visit www.newzealandeducated.com/scholarships
New Zealand International Doctoral Research Scholarship
The New Zealand International Doctoral Research Scholarships (NZIDRS) are open to all international students who meet the eligibility criteria. There is no age limit or academic discipline criteria. The scholarship includes:
- full tuition fees for three years of full-time doctoral study
- living allowance
- health insurance allowance
- travel allowance for conference attendance and field work
- book and thesis allowance
The next round closes to applications on 15 July 2008. For more information visit www.newzealandeducated.com/scholarships
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3. Request for Proposal - Economic Impact Analysis of Export Education
ENZ is inviting the submission of Proposals from organisations interested in undertaking a project to research and report on the economic impact of export education, including the onshore and offshore student-related revenues and the sale of education goods and services.
The RFP is an open tender and has been advertised on www.gets.govt.nz and HERE
on our website
Expressions of Interest (EoI) for Round 8 of the Export Education Innovation Programme (EEIP), administered by Education NZ, are now invited.
Information about the EEIP, as well as the EoI, can be accessed via the link below on the Education NZ website:
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4. PACE 2008
New Zealand Education Fairs, Thailand, 14 – 17 June 2008
The New Zealand Education Fair series in Thailand and Vietnam are a flagship NZ marketing event. The programme of fairs and networking functions provides plenty of opportunities for marketers to raise their profile, recruit students, and develop relationships with active agents and relevant education officials in this important market. Last years’ Thai fair series recorded over 3,400 visitors. The dates are Chiang Mai – 14 June, Bangkok – 15 June, Phuket - 17 June, with the main function and briefing session being held in Bangkok prior to the fairs on Thursday 12th June.
Registrations are open now, for more information, click HERE, HERE
Or contact Rahael
New Zealand Education Fairs, Vietnam, 20 – 23 June 2008
Following on from the series in Thailand, the Vietnamese events include both fairs and agent seminars in both of the main cities. Last year the two fairs welcomed 1,400 Vietnamese visitors interested in New Zealand education.
Hanoi Agent Seminar - 20 June
Hanoi Fair - 21 June
Ho Chi Minh City Fair– 22 June
Ho Chi Minh City Agent Seminar 23 June
Registrations are now open, for more information, click HERE,
HERE
Or contact Rahael
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