What to find out more about the New Zealand Universities? This website has everything you need to know. www.thinkingaboutuni.nz/wellington
What is the difference between University and school? Differences
Computer coding and web development
Money paid to you each week to help you stay in study. You do not have to pay this back.
Who can get one?
You are also eligible for a student allowance once you have left school after year 13. (Even if you are 17 years)
Studying full time
Household income less than $99,792.43
Money is loaned to you to help pay for your study fees.
You can borrow money for course related costs.
- you must pay this back once you get a job!
If you want to apply for a scholarship you will need to do your research. Find a scholarship which suits you and apply. Below are a few websites to help you get started.
Otago University - Close on15 August 2025
Canterbury University - Close on 15 August 2025
Auckland University - Close 21st August 2025
Waikato University -Close 31 August 2025
Massey University - Close 1st September 2025
Victoria University - Close on 1st September 2025
We have two categories of Scholarship available at PwC, to help give young Kiwi talent the best start possible by providing financial support during their tertiary studies, a mentor and an opportunity to apply for a paid Summer Internship. We are not only looking for Accounting students, we are keen to see those studying IT, Economics, Languages and Science to name a few.
PwC Scholarship
Each year we offer five PwC Scholarships to support students who are facing financial and/or personal hardship, which may restrict the student’s ability to enter tertiary education. This scholarship is focused on giving local talent the best start possible by providing financial support during their tertiary studies and having a PwC mentor.
Mā te huruhuru ka rere te manu Scholarship
Adorn the bird with feathers so it can fly. If we give the bird what it needs then it will thrive.
The name of this scholarship is a whakataukī that translates to 'Adorn a bird with feathers and it will fly.’ This is the foundation of what PwC would like to achieve by awarding this scholarship to talented young Māori. Two Scholarships will be offered to young Māori talent, these were created in partnership with our Manukura Māori Business Team.
Further information about how to apply, timelines, tips for applying, FAQ’s and advice from previous recipients can be found on our website. We also have attached a poster with all the information for you to print or email to students.
Scholarships to support aspiring law students who have demonstrated academic ability and leadership, but are facing significant financial need or have life circumstances that present barriers to studying at university. Link