Browse scholarships for students from New Zealand. This page lists 6 scholarships that specifically welcome New Zealand nationals (by nationality or region), plus scholarships open to all international students that you can also apply to. Always confirm each scholarship's eligibility and deadline before applying.
For young and mid-career government officials from eligible Asia-Pacific countries — typically from central banks, finance ministries, and economic agencies — to earn a master's in macroeconomics or economic policy at a partner university in Japan. Applicants are expected to return to public service afterward.
Open to emerging leaders and social entrepreneurs who are leading nonprofit or for-profit social-impact ventures, especially those from or working with refugee, displaced, marginalised or underserved communities. Applicants should be able to commit fully to the virtual fellowship duration (around 8-10 hours per week, rising to 10-15 hours in the first two weeks) and have or plan a community placement for their venture. Applicants from a defined list of priority countries are especially encouraged to apply.
At least 6 scholarships specifically welcome applicants from New Zealand, in addition to many scholarships open to all international students, all listed on this page.
Yes. Scholarships marked as open to all international students accept applicants from New Zealand; check each one's other requirements and deadline.
For citizens of eligible developing countries (Pacific, Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean) who meet age, work-experience, and academic requirements, and who commit to returning home for at least 2 years after study. Applicants apply online and, for some countries, through local processes.
Open to researchers of any nationality who hold a PhD (or will obtain it before the start date) and have the research skills to pursue a genetics project. Applicants who were previously enrolled at NIG as postdocs, technical staff or SOKENDAI graduate students are not eligible.