TheMassey University has actually welcomed candidates for its Apprenticeship Appendix GraduateScholarship The Scholarship is readily available for global trainees to pursue Bachelor of Maori Visual Arts (BMVA) program.
The goal of the scholarship is to motivate a broader understanding of Maori modern art in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
CourseLevel: Scholarship is readily available to pursue BMVA degree program.
StudySubject: Scholarship is granted in the fields of Maori Visual Arts.
ScholarshipAward: Scholarship will cover the following:
- This $5000 award will be dispersed throughout the 4 years of research study and will be readily available for trainees to utilize as required– art products, living expenditures or tuition costs.
Number of Scholarships: Ten scholarships are readily available.
Scholarship can be taken in NewZealand
Eligibility: The following requirements should be fulfilled in order for candidates to be qualified for the scholarship:
- All candidates should be qualified, and meaning, to register:
- For full-time (minimum of 105 credits) research study.
- In the very first year (i.e. 100 level) of the Bachelor of Maori Visual Arts (BMVA) program.
- In the year following this award.
- TheAward is open to domestic and global trainees.
Nationality: International and domestic trainees are qualified to obtain the scholarship.
CollegeAdmission Requirement
EntranceRequirements: Applicants should have a previous year degree.
EnglishLanguage Requirements: Applicants whose mother tongue is not English are generally needed to supply proof of efficiency in English at the greater level needed by the University.
UndergraduateScholarship
How to Apply: Applicants can use through both post or e-mail:
- Applicants should send following files with the application kind-
- A quick declaration explaining exactly what interests you about modern Maori arts, and exactly what you intend to acquire from taking the degree (no greater than 300 words).
- A quick declaration describing exactly what your future objectives are in relation to your research study (no greater than 150 words).
- SchoolLeaver candidates: a copy of main interim NZQA Level 2 NCEA outcomes (provided in January) (or test equivalent– e.g.Cambridge tests etc) Note: if you have actually finished Level 3 NCEA please supply both Level 2 and Level 3 outcomes.
- Non-School leaver candidates: a validated copy of your secondary school outcomes or other post-secondary scholastic accomplishments.
- 10-15 pictures of your work in a suitable digital or paper copy format inning accordance with the medium eg. connect to website, flash drives, connect to Dropbox, JPEG files or printed pictures.
- A quick (no greater than one page) curriculum vitae highlighting your scholastic accomplishments.
- A supporting letter from a properly certified individual and/or organisation (e.g. art instructor, Te Reo instructor, dean, principal, gallery director, neighborhood leader, Kaumatua of your iwi/hapu/marae) will help in the success of your application, although this is elective.
- Applicants should reveal other awards they hold or have actually requested. The Selection Committee is not obliged to think about other grants however may opt to take these into account.
- Please forward applications (in pdf format) to: R.Te Whaiti-at- massey.ac.nz and R.Rakena-at- massey.ac.nz
ApplicationDeadline: Theapplication due date is November 30 each year.