Intending to encourage and support the education of students in New Zealand, the Unitec Institute of Technology is offering the Master of Applied Technology Computing International Scholarships.

The educational programme aims to attract domestic students who want to apply for the Master of Applied Technology Computing programme at the institute in New Zealand.

Unitec Institute of Technology stands out as a premier educational institution known for its emphasis on practical, industry-relevant learning. Renowned for its commitment to innovation and sustainability, Unitec offers a diverse array of programs that equip students with hands-on skills and knowledge essential for successful careers. The institute’s modern facilities, experienced faculty, and dynamic learning environment contribute to a comprehensive educational experience.

Why study at Unitec Institute of Technology? Studying at Unitec Institute of Technology offers a unique and enriching educational experience. As one of New Zealand’s leading institutes, Unitec is recognized for its commitment to practical, hands-on learning that aligns with industry needs. The institute emphasizes real-world application of skills, preparing students for successful careers. With a diverse range of programs, cutting-edge facilities, and a supportive learning environment, Unitec provides students with the tools they need to thrive in their chosen fields.

Application Deadline: 31 January 2024.

Brief Description

• University or Organization: Unitec Institute of Technology
• Department: N/A
• Course Level: Masters
• Award: $2,000
• Number of Awards: 4
• Access Mode: Online
• Nationality: Domestic and International students.
• The award can be taken in New Zealand

Eligibility      

• Eligible Countries: All nationalities
• Eligible Course or Subjects: The scholarship will be awarded in Master of Applied Technology (Computing) Scholarship
• Eligibility Criteria: To be eligible, the applicants can be international or domestic students studying full-time or part-time but at a minimum must:
• Have an offer of place in a Unitec Masters Programme.
• Have committed themselves to completing a research thesis of at least 90 credits.
• Have a minimum average grade – as given below – or equivalent in all previous study at Level 7 or above; o minimum grade of B+ for programme level scholarships o minimum grade of B for M?ori and Pacific scholarships o minimum grade of B- for industry scholarships
• Provisional grades can be used to calculate the GPA if necessary.
• Full-time Unitec staff are not eligible for these scholarships.
• T??papa Rangahau must be advised at the earliest opportunity if there are no students
• who meet the above eligibility criteria.
• Where a number of applications are received from students in a particular programme, all of whom meet the criteria, a transparent process for application and selection must be put in place by the directors or APMs at their discretion.
• Applicants must declare any other scholarships they have received, have applied for, or intend to apply for. Directors or APMs have the discretion to allocate or not allocate scholarships to students who hold other scholarships.
• In instances where student’s fail to meet scholarship deadlines due to technical enrolment issues or other factors caused by Unitec, which are outside of their control, Programme, Priority Group and Industry Scholarship review panels may exercise discretion with their decision to include or exclude the individual concerned. These groups should report this discretion back to the PGRSC for the purposes of systems improvement.