Rae Hammer Memorial Prize in New Zealand History at University of Auckland 2026

Rae Hammer Memorial Prize in New Zealand History at University of Auckland 2026

The Rae Hammer Memorial Prize in New Zealand History offers NZD 750 to a graduating BA (Hons) student specializing in Aotearoa New Zealand history. Applications are submitted by nomination by the deadline of 28 February 2026.

Eligible Degrees

Eligible Degrees

Bachelor's/Undergraduate

Eligible Nationalities

Eligible Nationalities

Not specified

Destination

Destination

New Zealand

Eligible Courses

Eligible Courses

History of Aotearoa New Zealand

University

University

The University of Auckland

Rae Hammer Memorial Prize in New Zealand History at University of Auckland 2026

The Rae Hammer Memorial Prize in New Zealand History is a scholarship for undergraduate study in the field of History of Aotearoa New Zealand. It is awarded annually to a student who has met the requirements to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) and who majors or specializes in New Zealand history.

Eligibility

  • Must be completing a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) at the University of Auckland.
  • Must be majoring or specializing in History with a focus on Aotearoa New Zealand.
  • Must have the highest GPA in relevant history courses or research.
  • Must demonstrate strong commitment through relevant coursework and active class participation.
  • Selection is by nomination to the Scholarships Office and final approval by the University of Auckland Council.

Value

  • NZD 750 per year.
  • One award is granted each year.

Application Process

  • There is no direct application.
  • Students are nominated to the Scholarships Office for consideration.

Applications must be submitted by 28 February 2026. The scholarship provides partial funding and is offered by the University of Auckland. For more information and to view the official application page, visit the scholarship page.

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