Scholarship overview
Status:
Closed
Key facts
Value: Up to $2,500
Duration: One year's duration
Number available: One award
Location: Manawatū campus
Type of study:
Full-time, Postgraduate, Research
Application dates
Applications open: 28 January 2025
Closing date: 31 March 2025
Restrictions
Eligibility restrictions:
Full-time study only.
High achievement.
Manawatū campus only.
The funds for the bursary have been donated by Massey University staff, Dr Ian Stringer and Associate Professor Alastair Robertson, from conservation-related contracts they held. In 2019, the Heseltine Trust provided an additional $75,000 to the corpus of the fund and the Ecology Bursary was renamed the Heseltine Ecology Bursary.
What you'll be studying
This is a postgraduate scholarship. You will want to or be undertaking research in one of these subject areas: - conservation biology - ecology - zoology
Eligibility criteria
You must:
- be studying full-time
- study on the Manawatū campus
- be studying in a specific subject area.
Application checklist
Include the following with your application:
- a research outline
- your CV
- an academic reference, preferably from your research supervisor
- your academic transcripts for any tertiary study completed outside of Massey University
Selection considerations
When choosing our recipient, we will consider your academic achievements and your proposed research project