Scholarships
2019 scholarships are now closed for application
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Scholarships |
Who is eligible? |
Value |
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Airbus Miles Hunter Scholarship |
Students studying on Year Two of the Certificate in Aeronautical Engineering Level 4. |
One $1000 scholarship |
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Air New Zealand Regional Maintenance Ltd Scholarship |
Students studying on the Certificate in Aeronautical Engineering Level 4. |
Four scholarships $8000 (over two years) |
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Akaroa Salmon Scholarship |
First or second year students studying Diploma in Aquaculture Level 5 (Fish Farming and Fishery Management). |
One scholarship valued at 100% of year two course fees (approximately $6200) |
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Beca Scholarship |
First or second year students studying the NZ Diploma in Engineering (Civil Engineering) at NMIT. |
One $1000 scholarship |
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Blenheim Lions Scholarship |
Full time students at Marlborough Campus. |
One scholarship valued at $1500 |
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Civil Contracting NZ Nelson Marlborough Branch Scholarship |
Second year NZ Diploma in Engineering (Civil Engineering) students. |
One scholarship valued at $1500 |
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Code Purple Culinary Arts Scholarship |
Students enrolled on the NZ Certificate in Trainee Chef Level 4 or the NZ Diploma in Culinary Arts – Cookery Level 5 or Trades Academy (Cookery) |
Value is discretionary to funds raised in previous years by Level 5 students. |
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Constellation Brand Viticulture Scholarship |
First year Bachelor of Viticulture and Winemaking students. |
One scholarship valued at $2500 |
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Employment Support Marlborough Scholarships |
Students studying Trades at Marlborough Campus or Base Woodbourne. |
Three scholarships $1500 |
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Equity Scholarships
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Students studying full time that identify on enrolment with one of the following groups: Pacific Island, Māori, Disability, International, Rural, ESOL (NZ Resident). |
Three $1000 scholarships available |
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George Martin Scholarship |
Māori students descended from Top of the South iwi, studying at Marlborough Campus. |
One scholarship valued at $1000 |
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Kaiapa (Uncle) Jack Kohe Scholarship |
Full time students descending from Ngati Koata o Māori. |
One scholarship valued at $1000 |
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Kain Scholarships for Women |
Female students at Nelson Campus. |
Two $1000 scholarships (Year 1 [PDF, 84 KB], Year 2 [PDF, 84 KB]) |
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Marine Farming Association Scholarship |
Secondary School graduates from the Golden Bay area enrolling to study on an NMIT Aquaculture programme. Letters of application (including a one page essay demonstrating the applicant’s motivation to succeed in their study and why they want to work in the Aquaculture industry as well as relevant interests and experience) need to be emailed to Debbie Stone |
One $2,300 scholarship awarded as a fees discount on an NMIT Aquaculture programme Closing date 31st December 2018 |
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Mitre 10 Mega Nelson Scholarship |
Students undertaking the one year full time New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade Skills programme – Carpentry strand. |
Two $1000 scholarships available |
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Nelson Soroptimist Education Trust Karen Glasgow Study Scholarship |
Mature women of at least 30 years of age studying on a degree programme. |
Three $1300 scholarships |
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Nelson Soroptimist Education Trust Janice Neame Scholarship |
Full time third year students on Bachelor programmes at Nelson campus. |
One scholarship valued at $2000 |
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Nelson Soroptimist Education Trust Second Year Scholarship |
Full time female students on all Bachelor Programmes - second year at Nelson campus. |
One scholarship valued at $1500 |
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Nelson Soroptimist Education Trust School Leaver/First Year Scholarship |
Full time female school leavers or first year students. |
Three $1000 scholarships |
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Nelson Marlborough Freemasons Charity Scholarship |
All full time students. |
Four $1000 scholarships (1 Marlborough, 3 Nelson) |
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Nelson Pine Industries (Business) Scholarship |
Students on a level 6 or above Business programme. |
One scholarship valued at $1000 |
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Nelson Pine Industries (Carpentry) |
Students enrolled on NZ Certificate in Construction Trade Skills full time. |
One scholarship valued at $1000 |
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New Zealand King Salmon Aquaculture Scholarship |
All Aquaculture Programmes. Two scholarships for 1st and 2nd year students. One scholarship for Year 3 or Post Graduate student. |
Two scholarships worth 50% of course fees (approx. $3500) |
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New Zealand King Salmon Business Scholarship |
Students enrolled on a Business related programme at NMIT. |
One scholarship worth 50% of course fees. Details [PDF, 163 KB] |
| New Zealand King Salmon Hospitality Scholarship |
Students enrolled in Certificate in Culinary Arts Level 4. |
One scholarship worth 50% of course fees. Details [PDF, 163 KB] |
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Pene Ruruku Memorial Scholarship |
All full time Māori students. |
One scholarship valued at $500 |
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Toss Woollaston Art Scholarship |
All full-time Arts and Media Programmes. |
One scholarship valued at $1000 |
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Wine Marlborough Scholarship |
Second year Bachelor of Viticulture and Winemaking students. |
One scholarship valued at $1000 |
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Zonta Scholarship for Women |
Full time female students at Marlborough Campus. |
One scholarship valued at $1000 |
Find out about the Government's Fees Free policy(external link) for first year tertiary study and if you are eligible.
NMIT postgraduate study scholarship
The NMIT postgraduate study scholarship is available to students commencing study on a postgraduate programme at NMIT in 2019 or 2020 for up to $3000 towards tuition fees.
Conditions apply. Learn more
Local School Leavers
Youth Guarantee
The Youth Guarantee initiative is open to 16-19 year olds and provides them with free access to select vocationally focused programmes.
Partnership Scholarships
Kono Ahumahi
Scholarships are available to you, if you are a descendant of the Wakatū Incorporation living in Te Tau Ihu O Te-Waka-ā-Maui.
Wakatū Incorporation are looking to build capability in the primary sector businesses trading under the umbrella of Kono NZ LP. On offer are scholarships to students already studying, or looking to study Aquaculture or Viticulture.
The scholarships are a partnership between Wakatū Incorporation and NMIT. They include one third of fees for a maximum of three years, mentoring, employment in the industry during holiday breaks and the opportunity to increase cultural knowledge.
For further information and application forms contact: Karli Te Aotonga from Wakatu Incorporation
Soroptimist International of Waimea
Soroptimist International of Waimea is an organisation which works towards advancing the welfare and status of women. It is part of the Soroptimist mission to increase access to education. An Education Grant of $3000 is available to a selected woman aged 25 years of age or over residing in the Nelson/Tasman area while undertaking full-time tertiary study. Applicants must be New Zealand citizens or have been granted permanent residence.
TO APPLY: Download [PDF, 170 KB] and complete all three pages of the Education Grant Application Form and, having read and agreed to the conditions of the Grant, sign the form. Email the form to the Secretary: siwaimea@siswp.org Closing date for applications: Monday 4th February 2019.
Awards
NGO Social Work Study Awards
The NGO Social Work Study Awards are funded and administered by Community Investment, a service of the Ministry of Social Development – the intent of these awards is to help build the capability of people working in community-based social services.
Up to 85 new awards are offered every year to assist employees of non-government organisations (NGOs) to undertake part time study for a degree level qualification in social work. These awards aim to help support employees of NGOs who have previously studied (or who are already studying) and want to complete a social work qualification that meets the educational requirements for social work registration.
More information is available from the Ministry of Social Development(external link)
External Scholarships
External Scholarships, grants and awards are a great way of also funding your tertiary education. Here’s some information about what’s out there and how to get it, along with some links to get you started. Any external scholarships you obtain do not affect any NMIT specific scholarships you may wish to apply for.
- Careers NZ(external link)
- Education in New Zealand(external link)
- Education New Zealand(external link)
- FulBright NZ(external link)
- Hauraki Māori Trust Education Grants(external link)
- Horticulture New Zealand(external link)
- Johnsonville Youth Grants Trust(external link)
- Le Va (external link)- (Pacific mental health & addictions)
- Māori Education Trust(external link)
- Ministry of Health Aniva Scholarship(external link)
- Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs(external link)
- New Horizons for Women(external link)
- Single Parent Scholarships(external link)
- MFAT Scholarships(external link) - For students from developing countries who are motivated to make a difference at home
- Ngati Kahungunu Scholarships(external link)
- P.A.C.I.F.I.C.I.A Inc.(external link) - is a National non-profit Community Organisation providing grants & scholarships
- Te Pou - disability sector grant funding
- Te Pūtea Whakatupu Trust(external link) - Students who demonstrate a commitment to tikanga Māori and te reo Māori
- BreakOut database(external link) - BreakOut contains details of awards, scholarships and grants available to New Zealanders. Breakout has over 2,000 different scholarships and grants you can access these from Nelson and Marlborough public libraries.
- Pacific Islands Polynesian Education Foundation ((external link)PIPEF)(external link) - Awards 3 types of scholarships to Pasifika students enrolled full-time in tertiary study in New Zealand.
- Marketing Results(external link)
- CRCC Asia(external link) - 1-3 month internship in China
