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Don Linklater Memorial Bursary for University Study (New Zealand)

Deadline: 23-Apr-2026

The Don Linklater Memorial Bursary provides up to NZD 8,000 per year to support students studying resource management, environmental planning, or environmental engineering, with emphasis on river and drainage basin dynamics. It prioritizes students from the Horizons region and includes consideration for applicants with iwi or hapū connections.

The bursary supports both undergraduate and postgraduate students in 2026, helping build skills that contribute to regional environmental and resource management initiatives in New Zealand.

Overview

The bursary aims to:

Funding Details

Who Can Apply?

Eligible applicants must:

Application Requirements

Applicants should submit:

  1. Verified academic records
  2. Short essay outlining:
    • Why they should receive the bursary
    • How their studies will benefit the region and environment
  3. Optional CV

Deadline: 23 April 2026

Selection Process

Expected Outcomes

FAQs

1. What fields of study are eligible?
Resource management, environmental planning, and environmental engineering, particularly related to river and drainage basin dynamics.

2. Who is eligible to apply?
New Zealand citizens or permanent residents from the Horizons region, studying at undergraduate or postgraduate level in 2026.

3. How many bursaries are awarded?
Up to four, with at least one prioritizing applicants with iwi or hapū connections.

4. How is the bursary paid?
In installments, contingent upon satisfactory academic progress.

5. Can recipients study outside the Horizons region?
Yes, but applicants must originate from the Horizons region.

6. Are reapplications required?
Yes, students must reapply each year for continued funding.

Final Takeaway

The Don Linklater Memorial Bursary empowers students to pursue critical environmental and resource management studies, enhancing regional expertise and supporting sustainable management of New Zealand’s rivers and ecosystems.

For more information, visit Horizons Regional Council.

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