Every scholarship we could find for Massey 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.
First-year agriculture/horticulture students who completed BVSc pre-selection.
School leavers entering BA with NCEA L2 Merit+.
Accountancy students interested in the rural and agrifood industries.
NZ-born students facing hardship in agriculture or horticulture.
4th-year BVSc students interested in large animal production medicine.
School leavers entering Bachelor of Communication, NCEA L2 Merit+.
Students who attended school in the Bay of Plenty Federated Farmers region.
Students who whakapapa to Rangitāne.
Women 25+, NZ citizens enrolled in an NZQA-approved programme.
Full-time NZ citizens/PRs in their first undergraduate degree.
4th-year BVSc students interested in rural large animal practice.
School leavers entering Business/Accountancy with a leadership record.
Vet science student for a two-week equine practice placement.
Manawatū/Tararua residents who are employed, Year 12 or above.
Students from the Central Plateau studying primary sector courses.
Massey student in a specific subject who supports the relevant industry.
Students who served in the NZ Defence Force, or their descendants.
3rd–5th year BVSc students interested in rural practice.
3rd-year Bachelor of Agribusiness students specialising in Rural Valuation.
NZ citizens or permanent residents.
NZ-born students facing unexpected financial hardship.
NZ citizens/PRs in specific full-time agricultural programmes.
NZ citizens or permanent residents studying accountancy.
Ages 17–24 who grew up with a high-support-needs sibling or parent.
NZ citizens/PRs entering the Bachelor of Earth and Environmental Science.
Students registered with Massey Disability Services.
4th-year student interested in large animal veterinary science.
3rd or 4th-year full-time students in science, economics or engineering.
First-year Māori students with iwi connections.
First-year full-time students of Pacific heritage.
NZ citizen/PR new to Massey, from the Manawatū district.
Final-year school students in Manawatū-Whanganui pursuing farming, agriculture or horticulture.
2nd-year Bachelor of Design students majoring in Textile Design.
Full-time NZ citizens/PRs studying on the Manawatū campus in a specific subject.
BVSc students experiencing financial need.
Residents of Wairoa, Napier, Hastings or Central Hawke's Bay studying primary industries.
Māori students under 21 entering undergraduate study for the first time.
High-achieving Bachelor of Veterinary Science student.
NZ-born high achievers in specific veterinary-related programmes.
International students entering first year of the College of Creative Arts.
Manawatū-based students with 120 credits towards a horticulture degree.
High-achieving BVSc students interested in animal health and welfare.
2nd-year+ students in agriculture, horticulture or related science.
NZ citizen/PR undertaking research on the advancement of technology.
International students from Pacific and ASEAN countries studying full-time on campus.
BA (English), BCom (Expressive Arts) or postgraduate English students.
Students facing financial hardship within the Massey Business School.
First-year students with provincial or regional sporting excellence.
First-time school leavers living in Massey-managed accommodation.
Returning student-athletes at provincial or regional level.
NZ citizens/PRs entering the Bachelor of Food Technology (Honours).
Recent holders of other Massey scholarships taking an ambassador role.
Athletes new or returning to Massey at provincial or regional level.
Students of Pacific heritage entering their first year of study.
Students enrolled in 200/300-level statistics courses.
NZ citizens/PRs currently studying or who completed NCEA L3.
NZ citizens/PRs of Pacific descent in specific programmes.
Students contributing skills to the red meat sector.
Students in BSc, Earth & Environmental Science or Resource & Environmental Planning.
Students studying horticulture at undergraduate or postgraduate level.
Domestic full-time undergrads in aged care related courses, 18+.
First-year Bachelor of Animal Science students.
Up to 40 first-year students in Agriculture or Horticulture Science degrees.
First-year Bachelor of Agribusiness students.
First-year Bachelor of Science students across several majors.
Full-time Bachelor of Design students on the Wellington campus.
Pacific heritage students new to tertiary study.
First-qualification students studying via distance who face hardship.
Full-time students with a B+ average who completed first year.
Female BVSc student with a keen interest in animal health research.
Chinese or NZ students studying agriculture or horticulture.
Industrial Design students with a GPA of 7.5 or above.
Students with commitment and passion for the horticulture industry.
First-year Bachelor of Screen Arts students on the Wellington campus.
Candidates undertaking summer research in food-related disciplines.
Manawatū students studying agriculture, horticulture, agribusiness or vet science.
NZ citizens/PRs studying Japanese language with demonstrated leadership.
First-year NZ citizens entering Bachelor of Food Technology (Honours).
Full-time students studying on the Manawatū campus.
Female full-time undergraduate residing in Nelson/Tasman.
Students taking part in an overseas exchange.
Wairarapa-south students entering their first year of undergraduate study.
Wairarapa-south students continuing undergraduate study.
Māori students needing financial support for placements, internships or hui.
Māori students in mental-health-related fields such as nursing or psychology.
First-year Bachelor of Commercial Music students on the Wellington campus.
First-year Agricultural Science, Animal Science or Agribusiness students.
Taranaki residents studying music or journalism.
Full-time student passionate about agribusiness and the meat industry.
Bachelor of Design students specialising in Industrial Design at Wellington.
Students interested in sustainable farming or sustainability issues.
Manawatū BSc/BA students facing financial hardship.
2nd/3rd-year Agricultural Science, Animal Science or Agribusiness students.
Students passionate about contemporary Māori arts in the BMVA.
NZ-born agriculture students with 120 credits and a B average facing hardship.
Wairarapa students studying agriculture or horticulture.
4th-year BVSc students interested in production animal practice.
Bachelor of Fine Arts students on the Wellington campus.
Students in a NZ literature course with success in English or expressive arts.
Full-time undergraduate agriculture students domiciled in NZ.
Former Palmerston North Boys' High School pupils studying agriculture or horticulture.