Every scholarship we could find for Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington, 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 Year 13 students with NCEA L2 Merit+.
Pacific descent Year 13 students with NCEA L2 Merit+.
Year 13 students who are regional/national sport representatives.
Year 13 students with sustainability initiatives and practices.
Year 13 school leavers who demonstrate leadership qualities.
Academically strong Year 13 school leavers.
Year 13 students facing equity barriers with strong academic merit.
Top applicants across the whole school-leaver scholarship suite — no separate application.
International full-fee students with NCEA L2 Excellence or equivalent.
NZ citizens/PRs with NCEA L2 Merit entering Law.
Students originally from the Eastern Bay of Plenty.
Winners of named secondary-school events such as the Shakespeare Festival or EIA.
2026 VicStart course graduates with an A grade average.
Students enrolling for the first time in Bachelor of Midwifery.
Pasifika students from the Porirua area entering Engineering or Computer Science.
First-year students experiencing financial hardship.
Rongotai College Year 13 students majoring in science, maths or engineering.
Violin, viola or violoncello students entering NZSM.
NZ citizens/PRs up to age 25 entering violin (or cello) performance.
Māori or Pasifika musicians at NZSM experiencing financial hardship.
First or second-year Bachelor of Music students specialising in trumpet.
Female first-in-family students under 25 in Greater Wellington.
Undergraduate or postgraduate organ students at NZSM.
Equity-group students entering BE(Hons) Electrical/Electronic Engineering.
First-year Economics students at Wellington School of Business and Government.
First-year BMus Classical Performance students facing hardship.
Registered beneficiaries of Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Mutunga.
Māori women in Wellington School of Business with GPA 6.00+.
Mana College leavers interested in computer or general science.
Year 13 students from 8 named Porirua/Hutt schools showing resilience.
Pasifika students facing financial hardship entering their first degree.
Under-19 students entering Humanities, Science or Psychology.
Female NZSM students studying or aspiring to study sonic arts.
Competitive runners enrolled in undergraduate study.
First-year Bachelor of Commerce students with NCEA L2 Merit.
Māori descent registered members studying BSc or BSc(Hons).
Māori students entering IT-related degrees.
Students declaring Pacific Studies as their major or joint major.
International classical piano students at NZSM.
School leavers entering Architecture and Design Innovation.
Māori or Pacific descent students entering first year Architecture and Design.
Students enrolling in the Bachelor of Midwifery degree programme.
Students with academic and rugby ability playing for Old Boys' University.
First-year domestic students eligible for a student allowance living at Weir House.
International students who completed Year 13 at a NZ secondary school.
New international full-fee students starting a Bachelor's degree.
NZ citizens/PRs completing a Postgraduate Certificate in Public Policy.
2nd-year+ BSc/BCom students majoring in Actuarial Science, Data Science, Economics, Finance, Maths or Stats.
NZ citizens/PRs majoring in Mathematics, selected on Year 13 grades.
All students, of any level, facing financial hardship.
Students enrolled in 200-level Political Science or International Relations.
Current students championing sustainability initiatives.
NZ citizens/PRs entering the Certificate of Deaf Studies.
Ngāti Koata members studying BSc or BSc(Hons).
Theatre or Music undergrad/postgrad students who completed one year.
Female orphan students with outstanding academic ability.
NZSM performance-major students pursuing overseas or NZ performance development.
NZ citizens/PRs entering their second year of undergraduate study.
2024/25 Wellington school leavers returning to study at VUW.