MastersDeadline: 15 Jul, 2026

Mark Barrow Education and Social Practice Scholarship at University of Auckland 2026

University of Auckland

Overview

Mark Barrow Education and Social Practice Scholarship at University of Auckland 2026 is offered for Masters degree in the field of Arts and Education. You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is 15 Jul, 2026. This scholarship is provided by University of Auckland and the value of this scholarship is Partial Funding, NZD 5,000.

Open for: Open to all nationals.
Degree: Masters
Provided by: University of Auckland
Deadline: 15 Jul, 2026
Scholarship Value: Partial Funding, NZD 5,000

Eligibility Criteria for Mark Barrow Education and Social Practice Scholarship at University of Auckland

Applicants must: Be enrolled or enrolling full-time or part-time in a master’s thesis or research portfolio (minimum 60 points).
Be in the Faculty of Arts and Education, University of Auckland.
Be undertaking research related to social or educational inequality involving one or more of the following groups: Māori Pacific peoples People with disabilities LGBTIQ Takatāpui+ community Refugee backgrounds Low socio-economic groups First-generation university students Have a GPA/GPE of at least 6.00 (or 5.50 for Māori and Pacific applicants) in the most recent qualifying program.

Value of Mark Barrow Education and Social Practice Scholarship at University of Auckland

The scholarship is valued at $5,000 NZD, awarded for one semester, with one scholarship offered annually; the amount will be pro-rated for part-time students.

Application Process

Interested applicants must apply through the university scholarship website to be considered for the scholarship.

Eligibility

Applicants must

Be enrolled or enrolling full-time or part-time in a master’s thesis or research portfolio (minimum 60 points).
Be in the Faculty of Arts and Education, University of Auckland.
Be undertaking research related to social or educational inequality involving one or more of the following groups:
Māori
Pacific peoples
People with disabilities
LGBTIQ Takatāpui+ community
Refugee backgrounds
Low socio-economic groups
First-generation university students
Have a GPA/GPE of at least 6.00 (or 5.50 for Māori and Pacific applicants) in the most recent qualifying program.

Benefits

The scholarship is valued at $5,000 NZD, awarded for one semester, with one scholarship offered annually; the amount will be pro-rated for part-time students.

How to Apply

Interested applicants must apply through the university scholarship website to be considered for the scholarship.

Quick Info

Funding

$5,000

Level

Masters

Field of Study

Arts and Education

Deadline

15 Jul, 2026

Eligibility Criteria for Mark Barrow Education and Social Practice Scholarship at University of Auckland

Applicants must: Be enrolled or enrolling full-time or part-time in a master’s thesis or research portfolio (minimum 60 points).
Be in the Faculty of Arts and Education, University of Auckland.
Be undertaking research related to social or educational inequality involving one or more of the following groups: Māori Pacific peoples People with disabilities LGBTIQ Takatāpui+ community Refugee backgrounds Low socio-economic groups First-generation university students Have a GPA/GPE of at least 6.00 (or 5.50 for Māori and Pacific applicants) in the most recent qualifying program.

Value of Mark Barrow Education and Social Practice Scholarship at University of Auckland

The scholarship is valued at $5,000 NZD, awarded for one semester, with one scholarship offered annually; the amount will be pro-rated for part-time students.

Application Process

Interested applicants must apply through the university scholarship website to be considered for the scholarship.

Eligibility

Applicants must

Be enrolled or enrolling full-time or part-time in a master’s thesis or research portfolio (minimum 60 points).
Be in the Faculty of Arts and Education, University of Auckland.
Be undertaking research related to social or educational inequality involving one or more of the following groups:
Māori
Pacific peoples
People with disabilities
LGBTIQ Takatāpui+ community
Refugee backgrounds
Low socio-economic groups
First-generation university students
Have a GPA/GPE of at least 6.00 (or 5.50 for Māori and Pacific applicants) in the most recent qualifying program.