Every scholarship we could find for University of Otago, with eligibility, value, and a direct link to apply. Always double-check details and closing dates on the university's own site before applying.
Students who attended secondary school in Southland for the two years before the award.
Under-19s domiciled in the Otago/Southland Land District for 12+ months, studying English or History.
NZQA Scholarship exam achievers in science new to university, entering Science/Applied Science/Arts&Science/Commerce.
NZ citizens/residents in their final year of school entering BSc Food Science or BAppSc Consumer Food Science.
NZ citizens/residents with a disability of six months or longer, enrolled in an undergraduate degree.
NZ University Entrance qualified students enrolling full-time at Otago.
Indigenous Pacific descent NZ citizens/residents preparing for Health Sciences via Physics.
Eligible citizens from developing countries studying full-time undergraduate or postgraduate.
Students from the Southland District enrolled in Arts, Science, Medicine, or Law.
Indigenous Pacific descent NZ citizens/residents preparing for Health Sciences via Chemistry.
Children of Otago general staff members, enrolled full-time.
New students studying orchestral performance at the School of Performing Arts, outside Dunedin.
Māori descent students in Initial Teacher Education facing financial or personal hardship.
First-year students enrolling in Scottish piping or drumming performance.
Māori whakapapa students pursuing Health Sciences via the JumpSTART Physics pathway.
Indigenous Pacific descent current high school leavers, NZ citizens/residents.
Under-21 NZ citizens/residents with financial hardship entering Health Sciences First Year, BDS, MB ChB or BPharm.
Wellington College students with academic, sporting or cultural achievement.
International students entering via an approved articulation partner agreement, studying on campus.
Auckland-region school leavers with NCEA L2 Merit entering Surveying First Year.
Southland Boys'/Girls' High School students excelling in Science, aiming for Dentistry/Medicine/Med Lab Science.
King's High School students with academic, sporting or cultural contribution.
Students applying for admission into the Pathway pathway programme.
International students from nominated countries studying on campus from first year to degree completion.
Southland Boys'/Girls' High School students excelling in Science with musical talent.
New first-year students enrolling in the Bachelor of Music programme.
New first-year students with outstanding merit in performance rowing.
International students entering full-time undergraduate study or an approved foundation diploma.
High-achieving international students studying on campus from first year to degree attainment.
Students named Dux of a NZ secondary school in the year before enrolling.
New first-year Law students with NCEA L2 Merit and significant financial need.
Indigenous Pacific Islands ancestry new first-year students.
New first-year undergraduate students at Otago.
New first-year students with NCEA L2 Merit and significant financial need.
New first-year students with a significant disability and NCEA L2 Merit.
New first-year students facing financial hardship entering BCom, BA&Com, BCom&Sci or Entrepreneurship.
New first-year students with NCEA L2 Merit and significant financial need.
New first-year students with significant financial need and NCEA L2 or equivalent.
New first-year students with NCEA L2 Excellence and demonstrated leadership.
New first-year students with NCEA L2 Merit and significant financial need.
New first-year students performing at an elite level in sport or culture, NCEA L2 Merit.
New first-year students with demonstrated leadership in sustainability.
New first-year undergraduate students at Otago.
New first-year students with demonstrated leadership in school, community, sport or culture.
New first-year students with a significant disability and NCEA L2 Merit.
New first-year students of indigenous Pacific Islands ancestry involved in the Pacific community.
New first-year students of Māori descent involved in the Māori community.
New first-year students performing at an elite level in sport, culture, music or the arts.
New first-year students recognised for academic excellence in secondary school.
New first-year students enrolling in the Bachelor of Oral Health.
Southland school leavers with a significant disability and NCEA L2 Merit.
New first-year students with significant financial need and NCEA L2 Merit.
New first-year students performing at an elite level in sport or cultural discipline.