There are many scholarships for international students who want to study at AUT. Find out more about the scholarships for international students you can apply for to support your studies at AUT.
The AUT International Scholarships – South Asia, Southeast Asia, North Asia - Semester 1, 2025 Intake recognise and support high-achieving international students as they begin their journey towards becoming great graduates of AUT.
These scholarships are for international students from:
The AUT International Scholarships – Semester 1, 2025 intake are available to support high-achieving international students as they begin their study in eligible programmes in the following faculties and schools.
If you’re an international student from a developing country, you may also be able to apply for a Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship.
PhD students are at the heart of AUT’s research culture, and high-achieving doctoral research students can apply for doctoral scholarships.
International students from the countries below can also apply for scholarships offered by their country’s government to help fund their studies at AUT.
CSC and AUT collaborate on providing scholarship opportunities and placements to selected Chinese graduate students who either study for AUT’s PhD degree or conduct research as visiting PhD students.
This loan/scholarship is aimed at Colombian students who intend to undertake a master’s degree or PhD programme.
AUT’s Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies also provides a scholarship to cover tuition fees for one year to students accepted and selected by COLFUTURO in the following AUT programmes:
TSLS and AUT provide scholarship initiatives and overseas study opportunities for undergraduate and postgraduate students that focus on Fiji’s national priority areas.
The German Academic Exchange Service or Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD) funds the further academic and personal qualifications of outstanding German undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as young academics and researchers.
LPDP is a public service agency of the Ministry of Finance of Indonesia mandated with managing the state’s education endowment fund that focuses on developing the human resource development needs in various areas.
The objectives of the scholarship programme are to foster closer ties between countries, provide cultural exchange and knowledge, and give Kuwait students the opportunity to study in various fields of study offered abroad and required by the State of Kuwait.
Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA) is an agency of the Malaysian Ministry of Rural and Regional Development that promotes, stimulates, facilitates and undertakes economic and social development.
Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam (JPA) is the Public Service Department of Malaysia. Scholarships are given to pre-university students who want to continue with their undergraduate degree.
The scholarships contribute in a significant way to the Sultanate’s economic growth. A major aim of the Oman government is to ensure that students take programmes in areas relevant to the Sultanate’s job market.
The Office of Public Service Commission (PSC) of Samoa supports Samoan students to pursue undergraduate degrees at AUT.
The Saudi Arabia government plans to support 70,000 students at 200 approved foreign institutions by 2030 under the new strategy Vision 2030 to support Saudi Arabia’s economic and societal goals.
OCSC is the central human resources management agency of the civil service. Scholarships are provided in accordance with the civil service HRM policies, so as to allocate scholars as civil servants in ministries, departments or government organisations after their study completion.
Funded by the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) of Vietnam, the aim of Project 89 (also known as Scheme 89) is on enhancing the capacity for lecturers and management officials of higher education institutions to meet the basic and comprehensive education and training innovation demand for the period 2019 – 2030. The project aims to train lecturers and administrators with doctorate/PhD qualifications. The scholarship includes a stipend, tuition fee, travel costs, roundtrip airfares, health insurance and other associated costs.
Our scholarships are filling up fast! Applications will remain open until all spaces are filled, with a final closing deadline of 15 November 2024.
You can apply online for these international scholarships to study at AUT from Semester 1, 2025.
You should submit one scholarship application form, and our panel will consider your application for each scholarship you are eligible for. If your application is successful, you will then be awarded one scholarship only.
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We want your time at AUT to be a great experience. Learn more about starting your life as an international student in Auckland and find out how AUT will support you throughout your studies.
To secure an international scholarship, you also need to have an offer to study at AUT in your chosen programme.
Applying to AUT is easy – if you haven’t already, submit your application online today.