Owen Browning Scholarships in Forestry at University of Canterbury

Owen Browning Scholarships in Forestry at University of Canterbury

Overview

The University of Canterbury offers the Owen Browning Scholarships in Forestry to students pursuing eligible Masters and PhD programmes in its School of Forestry. The award provides funding for study in forestry and related fields. It is open to applicants who have applied to the specified degree programmes.

At a glance

  • Host: University of Canterbury, New Zealand
  • Level: Masters and PhD
  • Fields: Forestry Science, Environmental Science, Forestry or Forestry Engineering
  • Awards: 1 or 2 scholarships
  • Deadline: 1 November 2020 for January 2021 entry
  • Target group: Students from all countries
  • Duration: 1 year for Masters, 2 years for PhD (may be extended)

Awarded by

University of Canterbury

Subjects and level

The scholarships support the following programmes in the School of Forestry:

• Master of Forestry Science (MForSc)
• MSc degree in Environmental Science
• PhD degree in Forestry or Forestry Engineering

Awards available

1 or 2

Who can apply

Students from all countries

What the award covers

The scholarship is initially tenable for 1 year for a scholar studying for the Master of Forestry Science degree, for 1 year for a scholar studying for the MSc degree in Environmental Science, and for 2 years for a scholar studying for the PhD degree in Forestry or Forestry Engineering. The scholarship may be extended for a further year on the recommendation of the Academic Board.

Eligibility requirements

Applicants must have applied to one of the eligible Masters and PhD degree programmes listed above.

How to apply

Applications are currently closed.

You may apply online approximately 8 weeks before applications close, which is 1 November 2020, for January 2021 entry.

Visit the official website (link below) for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.

Official website

Frequently asked questions

  • Who can apply for the Owen Browning Scholarships? Students from all countries who have applied to the eligible Masters or PhD programmes in the School of Forestry.
  • What does the scholarship cover? The scholarship provides funding for study, with duration of 1 year for Masters and 2 years for PhD, and possible extension for a further year.
  • When is the application deadline? The deadline is 1 November 2020 for January 2021 entry. Applications are currently closed.
  • How many scholarships are awarded? 1 or 2 scholarships are available.
  • How do I apply? Apply online approximately 8 weeks before the closing date via the official website.

Always confirm the latest details and apply on the official website.

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