Scholarships to help you fund your future

Open to students in their final year of study (Bachelor's or Honours), with at least one course in agricultural engineering

Open to postgraduate students (Honours/Masters, PhD) enrolled at Lincoln University, with an agriculture or agricultural area research project.

Open to Ngati Whakaue descendents wishing to further their education in forestry, farming or trades at any tertiary provider.

Open to students from the Horizons Region studying in areas relevant to Horizons Regional Council's work.

Open to students studying agriculture or related science at either Lincoln, Massey or Waikato University.

Open to post graduate students undertaking research into NZ plantation forestry.

Open to Māori and/or female students enrolling in a Bachelor of Forestry Science or Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Forest Engineering.

Open to students considering a course relevant to the Forestry Sector.

Open to students who are direct descendants of land blocks participating in the Hansol Ngati Porou Whanui Forests, who intend to study Forestry or its related disciplines at a tertiary institution.

Open to students who are Farmlands shareholders, children of shareholders or staff members of Farmlands, and have completed at least one year of tertiary study in courses related to the primary sector.

Open to full time undergraduate students enrolled in a Food and Fibre-related undergraduate programme at either Massey or Lincoln University.

Open to students wishing to study agriculture, agribusiness, or any other field relevant to the food & fibre sector.

Open to postgraduate students who have been admitted or who are eligible for admission to postgraduate studies in Forestry at the University of Canterbury.

Open to students whose families are resident within the Waihou Piako zone rating area, wishing to study civil engineering or resource management with a particular focus on river and catchment management.

Open to students who have completed their first/intermediate year and be enrolled in the second year/first professional year of a B.For.Sc or B.E.(Hons)(For) degree at the University of Canterbury.