Sir William Hartley Scholarship

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In making the recommendation, the Vice-Chancellor (or nominee) considers: a. academic achievement and b. ability to pursue research.

If, in any year that the scholarship is available, there is no candidate of sufficient merit, the scholarship is readvertised as soon as practicable and applications are accepted from women who: a. have graduated with a degree from any New Zealand university or b. are completing a programme for a degree that would qualify them, in the year of the original closing date for that application round, to graduate from a New Zealand university.

If, after the scholarship has been readvertised, there is still no candidate of sufficient merit, no award is made and the scholarship is made available in the following November.

Application requirement details: contact the university

Study level you are applying for: Doctorate

Applicants must be female.

Normally applicants must either: a. have graduated with a degree from the University of Canterbury or b. be completing a programme for a degree that would qualify them, in the year of application for the scholarship, to graduate from the University of Canterbury.

The scholarship is tenable by full-time students engaged in study for a research doctoral degree1 at a university in Europe. Preference is given to those who will be studying at the University of Cambridge, the University of London, or the University of Oxford.

An applicant must have completed an appropriate qualification at a level judged to be equivalent to a bachelor's or master's degree with first-class honours at the University of Canterbury (equivalent to a UC GPA of at least 7.0).

Applicable Enrolment During Tenure: Full-time study for a research doctoral degree at a university in Europe
Tenure: Three consecutive years