Freemasons Master Scholarship 2019 in New Zealand:

The Freemasons Charity is giving an opportunity to complete your higher education by applying to the Freemasons Scholarships programs at a reputable university in New Zealand.

This educational program is available for New Zealand applicants and aims to support their postgraduate studies at one of the participating universities- Auckland, Auckland University of Technology (AUT), Waikato, Massey, Victoria, Canterbury, Lincoln, and Otago.

Freemasonry was first organized in England in the early 17th century. It is one of the oldest fraternal organizations in the world.

This program is supporting to get your higher education at an excellent university in New Zealand with the complete financial support which might be enough in reaching your career goals.

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Freemasons Master Scholarship Details:

1. Organization: The Freemasons Charity
2. Degree Level: Postgraduate
3. Award: $10,000
4. Apply: Online
5. Number of Scholarships: 8
6. Nationality: New Zealand
7. Program country: New Zealand
8. Deadline: 01 October 2019

Eligibility Criteria for Freemasons Master Scholarship 2019

1. Eligible Countries: Only New Zealand citizens can apply.
2. Acceptable Course: They can pursue their postgraduate studies at one of the eight participating universities- Auckland, Auckland University of Technology (AUT), Waikato, Massey, Victoria, Canterbury, Lincoln, and Otago.
3. Admissible Criteria: The participants must have good academic records and also demonstrate good citizenship with the leadership potential. Candidates have proven community commitment.

How to Apply for Freemasons Master Scholarship 2019 in New Zealand

1. How to Apply: For being eligible to the award, you need to enroll in a postgraduate degree program at one of the eight participating universities. After being enrolled, they can complete the online application form for the award.
2. Documents: A certified copy of your university academic record, a CV, an academic reference of 150 words or more written by you and endorsed by a relevant academic, and a statement of community involvement of 150 words written by the participants and endorsed by one or more.
3. Along with, an academic reference supplied by a current member of faculty forwarded to The grants office at your university with your statement of community involvement.

Award Benefits: The Charity is offering eight awards of $10,000 each and 20 programs of $6,000 each at one of the given university in New Zealand.