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Fees and money matters
How to fund your postgraduate study is an important factor to consider when embarking on postgraduate study.
Get an overview of the total amount you are likely to pay for your tuition in your chosen programme of study.
Information about student loans and allowances, including eligibility and how to apply.
Find out if you qualify for a share of the $18 million in postgraduate scholarships we award each year.
Get some approximate values for what you can expect to pay for basic items in Auckland - this information can help you plan your budget.
Read about work opportunities for postgraduate students at the University and services to help you find part time or casual work.
Information on scholarships and awards financial hardship, plus what to do if you get into serious financial trouble while studying.
New international PhD students will usually be accorded domestic status for the purposes of tuition fees.
Simple but effective tips for creating a budget and managing your money.
Read about the University’s PReSS accounts, which postgraduate students can use to finance your postgraduate research.
Find out about other internal and external sources to fund your postgraduate research.
Find out about our Doctoral Completion Awards, which offer up to $6,000.
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