Funding & benefits
“: Up to $8,000 pa Regulations Regulations for the Brian Boyd First in Family Scholarship. Size: 429.9 kB. Type: PDF. Download this PDF file. Size: 429.9 kB.”
Eligible programmes & fields
Use the verified study fields above for subject-fit screening and confirm the exact eligible degree on the provider’s official programme page before applying.
About this opportunity
University of Auckland in New Zealand offers Brian Boyd First in Family Scholarship to undergraduate students. Eligibility, as stated by University of Auckland: "A Scholarship of up to $8,000 pa for up to three years for a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident who is the first in their family to attend university, and who is enrolling in the first year of an undergraduate degree at the University of Auckland." Applications open on 2 September 2026 and close on 14 October 2026.
The opportunity currently maps to study areas including All study areas. Use the programme and eligibility sections below to decide whether the opportunity matches your academic background before opening the official application portal.
At a glance
Key dates
Eligibility requirements
“A Scholarship of up to $8,000 pa for up to three years for a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident who is the first in their family to attend university, and who is enrolling in the first year of an undergraduate degree at the University of Auckland.”
Should you apply?
Applicants should be at Undergraduate level working in All study areas. The decisive requirement, in University of Auckland's words, is: "A Scholarship of up to $8,000 pa for up to three years for a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident who is the first in their family to attend university, and who is enrolling in the first year of an undergraduate degree at the University of Auckland."
Check these against your profile
- Academic level: Undergraduate.
- Study area: All study areas.
- Study destination: New Zealand.
This is a factual checklist of verified programme requirements, not a personalised eligibility decision. The awarding institution makes the final eligibility decision.
Application process
Application checklist
- Use the official application route linked on this page rather than a third-party submission form.
- Submit before the verified application timing shown in the Key dates section.
This checklist organises the verified requirements already shown on this page; it does not replace the provider’s official instructions.
Frequently asked questions
What funding comes with Brian Boyd First in Family Scholarship?
University of Auckland states: ": Up to $8,000 pa Regulations Regulations for the Brian Boyd First in Family Scholarship. Size: 429.9 kB. Type: PDF. Download this PDF file. Size: 429.9 kB."
What are the eligibility requirements?
In University of Auckland's own words: "A Scholarship of up to $8,000 pa for up to three years for a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident who is the first in their family to attend university, and who is enrolling in the first year of an undergraduate degree at the University of Auckland."
Which degree level does Brian Boyd First in Family Scholarship support?
It is for Undergraduate level applicants at University of Auckland in New Zealand.
Is Brian Boyd First in Family Scholarship still open?
No. The most recent round has closed (deadline 14 October 2026). This award has run before; check the official page for the next round.
Where do I apply?
Directly with University of Auckland, through the official application page linked from this record.
How was this information verified?
Every fact on this page was read from University of Auckland's official pages, which ScholarshipFrontier rechecks automatically; the sources and the last check date are listed at the bottom of the page.
Official sources & verification
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Official sources last checked: 21 Oct 2026 · Verified 2 h ago
About University of Auckland
University of Auckland is based in New Zealand and publishes this opportunity on its own official pages, which ScholarshipFrontier reads directly.