Autism New Zealand PhD Scholarship at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
Victoria University of Wellington
This scholarship has been established by a gift from Autism New Zealand to further its mission to empower the autistic and wider autism communities. The scholarship is designed to support Education and Educational Psychology Master’s by thesis students to undertake research evaluating early support for Autistic children.
This scholarship has been established by a gift from Autism New Zealand to further its mission to empower the autistic and wider autism communities. The scholarship is designed to support Education and Educational Psychology Master’s by thesis students to undertake research evaluating early support for Autistic children.
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Benefits
Value: $30,000 stipend over 3 years ($10,000 annually). See additional information. Tenure: Three years.
Eligibility summary
Eligible applicants must be currently enrolled in the doctoral programme at Te Pukenga Wai – The Faculty of Education, Health, and Psychological Sciences. Eligible applicants must be conducting research focussed on early support for autistic children in Wellington. New Zealand Citizens, Permanent Residents and International students are eligible to apply. Eligibility categories listed by Victoria University of Wellington: International; Domestic.
Requirements
Documents required
Language/test requirements
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