Whakaeke Pōneke - MinterEllisonRuddWatts First in Whānau Award at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zeala...
Victoria University of Wellington
The main purpose of the award is to encourage greater diversity in the law profession by providing financial assistance and pastoral support to Māori law students who are the first member of their whānau tonu (immediate family) (Additional Information), to attend university and/or will be the first in family to graduate with a Bachelor of Laws (LLB).
The main purpose of the award is to encourage greater diversity in the law profession by providing financial assistance and pastoral support to Māori law students who are the first member of their whānau tonu (immediate family) (Additional Information), to attend university and/or will be the first in family to graduate with a Bachelor of Laws (LLB).
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Benefits
Value: $5,000. Tenure: One (1) year, being a one (1) off payment in Trimester 1.
Eligibility summary
To be eligible to apply for the award, an applicant must: be of Māori descent, be a citizen or permanent resident of New Zealand, be the first member of their whānau tonu (immediate family) to attend a university and/or will be the first in their whānau to graduate with a Bachelor of Laws (see Eligibility categories listed by Victoria University of Wellington: Māori; Domestic.
Requirements
Documents required
Language/test requirements
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