
Clinical PhD Scholarship - Promoting Equity in Stroke Rehabilitation at University of Auckland Technology 2025
The Clinical PhD Scholarship at the University of Auckland Technology promotes equity in stroke rehabilitation and is open to Māori applicants or those closely connected to the Māori community. It offers full funding covering tuition, a $30,000 annual stipend, and other expenses, with a deadline of 28 February 2026. Applications require email submission to Associate Professor Nada Signal and must include proof of Māori affiliation and academic qualifications.
Eligible Degrees
Doctorate (PhD)
Eligible Nationalities
Not specified
Destination
New Zealand
Eligible Courses
Healthcare
University
Auckland University of Technology
Clinical PhD Scholarship - Promoting Equity in Stroke Rehabilitation at University of Auckland Technology 2025
This scholarship supports a doctoral candidate researching equity in stroke rehabilitation at the University of Auckland Technology. It is specifically designed for Māori individuals or those with strong ties to the Māori community, aiming to increase representation in healthcare research.
Key Details
- Degree: PhD in Healthcare or related field
- Provider: Auckland University of Technology (AUT)
- Deadline: 28 February 2026
- Value: Full funding covering tuition fees, NZD $30,000 annual stipend, and additional research support
Eligibility Requirements
- Must identify as Māori or have close community affiliation
- Demonstrated academic excellence in rehabilitation, health, or culturally relevant disciplines
- Commitment to advancing health equity and supporting Māori health outcomes
- Must be residing in New Zealand or willing to relocate for the program
- Applications require proof of Māori heritage and academic qualifications
Scholarship Benefits
The award provides comprehensive support including:
- Full tuition coverage at domestic rates
- Annual stipend of NZD $30,000 for three years
- Research and student service fee support
- Opportunities to contribute to culturally responsive healthcare innovation
Applications must be submitted via email to Associate Professor Nada Signal at Apply Here with required documentation confirming Māori affiliation and academic credentials.
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