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Otago University 

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Rugby Scholarships

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Otago University Rugby Football Club (OURFC) extends an open invitation to all rugby players planning to study at the University of Otago next year.

OURFC “Rugby Scholarships”: OURFC launched a “Rugby Scholarships” scheme in 2011; to date, over 50 young men and women have been awarded scholarships. Applications are now welcomed for the 2022 Scholarships. Each scholarship holder receives funding towards fees and/or accommodation (max of $2,000), as well as a being assigned an ‘academic mentor’ to assist them achieve the balance required between academic and sporting commitments (e.g., time management, study plans, specialised tutoring, etc) so that they can achieve in both areas.

Go to our website: http://www.ourfc.co.nz/otago-university-rugby-club-scholarships.aspx, for specific information regarding our rugby scholarships which are available for first year students, the regulations, and the application forms.

Relevant dates associated with the scholarship application process are not quite set but are likely to be as follows:

Sunday 14 November 2021 scholarship applications close.

Sunday 21 November 2021 Scholarship offers are notified.

Tuesday 30 December 2021 deadline for accepting scholarship offers

Information about OURFC can be found on our website: Go to: http://www.ourfc.co.nz/.

And on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Otago-University-Rugby-Football-Club/133936409950707

Career Exploration for Subject Choice

Not sure what career pathway you are interested in?

Check out the below useful videos on some career pathway ideas.

For more Career videos CLICK HERE.

Queenstown Resort College Scholarships 2022 – closing soon!

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APPLICATIONS CLOSING SOON!


Kick start your positive future with a QRC scholarship worth $13,312!

Imagine, Fees Free for your first year and a scholarship to cover your second year of tuition fees.

QRC awards two National Scholarships 🏆

✔ Hospitality Management Student
✔ Adventure Tourism Management Student

We are looking for the next tourism superstar and encourage applications from students with a genuine commitment and enthusiasm to study for a QRC Management Diploma at our Queenstown campus.


💡Think outside the box and tell us why your future lies in the Tourism & Hospitality Industry. You can find out more here.

Submit your 2022 diploma and scholarship application by

Friday 17th September 2021.

Apply Here

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Future Students: How We Can Support You

Although we can’t be face to face in this time, we are here to help.

Kia ora koutou,

We understand this is an unsettling time for everyone: Teachers, students and whānau. We wanted to extend a hand by letting you know how we can help.

Ara’s Youth and Community Development team can support students making decisions about subject or study choices for next year. Here are some lockdown-friendly options offered via video chat or phone:

Individual Online Referrals: Zoom or Phone Call

In place of our on-campus referrals, your students can book a one-on-one meeting with one of our representatives. Students will be able to discuss specific courses, entry requirements and any questions they may have.

To book a presentation, or individual referral, please contact your schools’ Youth and Community Development Representative:

Kirsty Rolls: kirsty.rolls@ara.ac.nz 021 276 8182

Blair Kaad: blair.kaad@ara.ac.nz 021 841 270

Mackenzie Norton: mackenzie.norton@ara.ac.nz 021 569 336

Stephanie Collins: stephanie.collins@ara.ac.nz 027 220 4411

General Engagement Enquiries: engagement@ara.ac.nz

No question is too big or too small. Please reach out.

Noho ora mai,

The Youth and Community Development Team

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For Maori and Pacific Island Students

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To apply online for both Hands-On at Otago and a Poutama scholarship, please use this link: https://www.otago.ac.nz/hands-on-at-otago/application

All applications must be received by Friday 24 September 2021.

Please feel free to contact us for any further information or assistance.

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The University of Waikato is proudly launching a new three-year degree in 2022 – the Bachelor of Climate Change.

This degree is the first of its kind in the world and combines scientific knowledge of the biophysical world with an understanding of economic and political systems and the impacts on Māori, Pacific and Indigenous communities.

Why study Bachelor of Climate Change?

The Bachelor of Climate Change is a unique and flexible degree that will arm you with the knowledge that transcends traditional subject areas to meet the growing demand for experts who will help solve this complex, global issue.

With a Bachelor of Climate Change, you will be well placed to support and guide others in this transition, from navigating the world of compliance and policy or helping to shift mindsets and behaviours within organisations and communities.

We need people from all walks of life to contribute their expertise to developing solutions to climate change. This is a degree that will ensure you take up your place in the workforce as a climate-informed citizen.

Here are a few of the many rewarding jobs that a Bachelor of Climate Change could prepare you for:

  • Analyst
  • Anthropologist
  • Biodiversity manager
  • Climate action specialist
  • Climate change manager
  • Community educator
  • Consultant
  • Data analyst
  • Ecologist
  • Economist
  • Environmental scientist
  • Foreign affairs advisor
  • Iwi advisor
  • Media advisor
  • Policy analyst
  • Political Scientist
  • Politician
  • Planner
  • Public relations expert
  • Sustainability advisor

For more information on this new and innovative degree, follow this link

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We have just launched our online webinars students can sign up to for course advice.

Veronica is no longer coming for her course planning visit, so if you are interested in attending Auckland University, you need to register for a webinar session. This replaces her booking she had with us on Mon 20 Sept 9:15am.

The registration link is here 

We will hold these on the following dates/times:

· Tuesday 14 September 12.30 - 1.30pm

· Wednesday 15 September 4 - 5pm

· Thursday 16 September 12 - 1 pm

If you are still interested in another session with her because you cannot make the set dates/times above/have further questions, etc please email her at veronica.kim@auckland.ac.nz

Kia haumaru te noho.

Register for Updates

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Some dates for your calendar – Further information to come

Speak Up: Global Studies and Communication Schools Day

(8th October, TBC, online or in-person depending on alert levels).

Are you a Year 11-13 student interested in global issues and how we communicate? Do you want a degree that will expose you to new ways of thinking about the world and empower you to become a future leader? Join the discussion with our inspiring Department of Global Studies and Communication academics and engage with the important issues that are shaping Aotearoa today.

Impact Day: Co-creating a Fairer Aotearoa

(16th October, TBC, online or in-person depending on alert levels).

Are you a Year 11-13 student interested in social justice and activism? Join the discussion with our inspiring Faculty of Arts academics and engage with the important issues that impact our communities within Aotearoa.

For any questions, please contact our Arts Outreach team at artsoutreach@auckland.ac.nz

Business School Majors Evening

Join us for an online Business Majors Evening on Thursday 23 September and explore your options.

Reps from each major will be on hand, so come along with any questions about our study options for some Q&A.

5-5.30pm: Introduction to our majors and specialisation, course planning and advice

5.30-6.10pm: Accounting, Finance, Commercial Law, Taxation

6.10-6.50pm: Marketing, Management, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, International Business

6.50-7.30pm: Economics, Business Analytics, Information Systems, Operations and Supply Chain Management

7.30-7.50pm: Property

Date: Thursday 23 September 2021

Time: 5-7.50pm

Location: Online

Register here

CAI Student-Led Workshops

The Creative Arts and Industries faculty is still running their popular student-led workshops during this online time. Virtual workshops run by current students and based on stage one assignments are available across all our disciplines and have received very positive feedback:

“It is such a powerful way to bridge the gap between high schoolers and uni students. I'm very excited that my older students got to make some meaningful connections today and leave inspired to create. Such a great thing! Thanks so much for organising this!”

Suggested subject areas of interest:

Design/Art/DVC classes - Architecture/Design/Fine Arts
Music classes - Music (song-writing, jazz, brass, classical etc.)
Dance classes - Dance
Geography/Economics/Philosophy classes - Urban Planning

Please ask your subject teachers to book via this link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/caiworkshops

Your World, Your Way

We invite you to explore the next phase of Your World, Your Way. Please click here to explore the next exciting instalment.

International Open Week

The International Office will offer a 2-day virtual event between 15 and 16 September for undergraduate and postgraduate international students. There will be over 50 interactive live sessions with top academics and University staff. The International Open Week is another excellent opportunity for international students to engage and learn more about their study options and life at the University of Auckland.

The International Open Week registration page is now live, and students can register for the event.

Summer Start, UniBound Summer, Tōia ki Waipapa

Registrations of interest are now open for Summer Start, UniBound Summer – Pacific and Tōia ki Waipapa

As we will be working remotely from home, if you need to make contact with our team, our email and cell phone contacts will be the best way to reach us. You can find our contact details on the meet our team page on our website. If you have any questions during this time, please feel free to get in contact with your adviser, Cheryl Martin (0276242766) or Dennis Matene (021989498).

Register for Updates: auckland.ac.nz/register