Every scholarship we could find for Lincoln University, with eligibility, value, and a direct link to apply. Always double-check details and closing dates on the university's own site before applying.
Māori descent NZ citizens with NCEA L3/UE and demonstrated leadership in the Māori community.
Pasifika descent NZ citizens/residents with NCEA L3/UE and leadership in the Pasifika community.
NCEA L2 Excellence endorsement, entering first-year tertiary study, NZ citizen/resident.
NCEA L3/UE with demonstrated leadership potential, NZ/Australian citizen or NZ permanent resident.
Age-group representative basketball athletes willing to play for Lincoln, NZ citizen/resident.
Secondary school First XI cricket players, age-group representative athletes, NZ citizen/resident.
Secondary school First XI hockey players, age-group representative athletes, NZ citizen/resident.
Age-group representative netball athletes willing to play for Lincoln, NZ citizen/resident.
Age-group representative rowing athletes willing to compete for Lincoln, NZ citizen/resident.
Secondary school First XV rugby players, age-group representative athletes, NZ citizen/resident.
National-level athletes in sports other than basketball, cricket, hockey, netball, rowing or rugby.
New international undergraduate students meeting academic and immigration requirements.
New international students meeting academic, English language and immigration requirements.
New international school leavers entering an undergraduate bachelor programme.
Māori and/or Pasifika descent students with a completed Level 4 qualification, pathway into undergraduate study.
Māori descent first-year students with demonstrated leadership in the Māori community.
Māori and/or Pasifika descent students with demonstrated community leadership potential.
Māori descent students excelling in subjects focused on Te Ao Māori with leadership potential.
Pasifika descent students with excellence in a subject relating to Lincoln's fields of study.
Māori descent students entering an undergraduate Science degree with leadership potential.
Māori descent students entering an undergraduate Tourism degree with leadership potential.
Full-time NZ citizens/residents in Farm Management Diploma or Agroforestry-related degree courses.
Domestic/international undergrads in a Food and Fibre-related programme.
Full-time 1st/2nd-year agricultural undergrads, NZ citizens/residents, with a South Canterbury connection.
Full-time 2nd/3rd-year undergrads in land, property management or valuation, NZ citizens/residents.
Full-time 2nd/3rd-year undergrads in agriculture or food and fibre, NZ citizens/residents.
Students in agricultural/horticultural study from the Canterbury district between the Waimakariri and Conway rivers.
Māori/Pasifika NZ citizens/residents; Ti Maru Māori Trust grants for undergrad and postgrad study.
New-to-Lincoln NZ citizens/residents starting first-year agriculture study.
Students from Taupo, Reporoa or Turangi area colleges, or Vet Society members' families, studying primary sector.
Students pursuing a pathway into the NZ meat industry.
Students with a special interest in fruit or vegetable industries, undergrad and postgrad.
Ravensdown shareholders' children studying an agricultural or horticultural degree.
NZ citizens/residents who passed their first 12 months of the Bachelor of Land and Property Management.
Full-time Diploma students with a demonstrated interest in wool, NZ/Australian citizens or residents.
Students living in the Horizons region studying resource management or related fields.
Students continuing agriculture/horticulture science studies at undergrad, PG diploma, or Honours level.
NZ citizens/residents in Agricultural Science, Horticulture or Agribusiness at Lincoln or Massey.