There are 3 active scholarships for international students in New Zealand worth up to €57k, from 3 providers. Compare eligibility, awards, and deadlines below and apply before they close.
Open to domestic and international applicants of all nationalities who are admitted to, or enrolled in, a full-time PhD in the School of Accounting and Commercial Law at Victoria University of Wellington. The doctoral thesis must address financial reporting or financial management in developing countries, with a focus on capacity building in primary industries or industries operating under concession agreements. Preference may be given to applicants from developing nations who intend to return home after completing their studies. Applicants must meet the university's standard doctoral entry requirements.
Open to new international students enrolling in undergraduate, foundation/pathway, or 180-credit taught master's programmes at Lincoln University in New Zealand. Award lines have their own rules: the Taught Master's Merit Scholarship requires a B+ average in the final bachelor's year, while undergraduate awards target new school leavers and degree entrants. English language requirements are generally IELTS 6.5 overall with no band below 6.0. Each scholarship line has its own application route 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.
3 active scholarships are listed on this page, updated regularly.
Yes — these scholarships are open to international students; check each one's eligibility and deadline.