University of Auckland Kiwiplan Scholarship

The Kiwiplan Scholarship is a University of Auckland scholarship financed by Kiwiplan, an IT company specialising in computer systems for the paper packaging industry. Its main purpose is to provide support for Computer Science, Information Systems, and Software Engineering students in their final year of study.

The scholarship is for a domestic or international student enrolled in undergraduate study: BSc or BAdvSci(Hons) in Computer Science or BSc Information and Technology Management, or BE(Hons) in Software Engineering (see Reg. 3). The applicable study listed is limited to these programmes.

The page states that scholarship applications usually open around six weeks before the closing date, and applicants should read the regulations carefully to confirm eligibility before applying.

Tenure is one year, with a value of up to $7,000 and a number on offer of one. The page lists the scholarship as “For: Assistance with study,” and does not describe any obligation afterwards beyond the one-year tenure.

• Student type: domestic or international student
• Study level: undergraduate study
• Field/programme: Computer Science, Information and Technology Management, or Software Engineering
• Applicable qualifications: BSc or BAdvSci(Hons) in Computer Science; or BSc Information and Technology Management; or BE(Hons) in Software Engineering (see Reg. 3)
• Year of study: final year of study (Computer Science, Information Systems, and Software Engineering)
• Application status: Not currently open for applications

• Value: Up to $7,000
• Tenure: One year
• Purpose: Assistance with study

1. Check the regulations for the Kiwiplan Scholarship to confirm eligibility.
2. Note the page states application status is “Not currently open for applications.”
3. When applications open, read the regulations carefully before applying.

• Regulations for the Kiwiplan Scholarship (PDF)