Notices

The Zonta Club of Wellington is calling for applications from emerging woman scientist for the 2012 Zonta Science Award.  >>

The University is holding enrolment clinics to help you enrol. Come along to the Owen G Glenn Building (the Business School) and our friendly staff will help you.  >>

MSI are releasing 200 summer internships this year with innovative New Zealand companies. Internships will be available to undergraduate science, technology and engineering students.  >>

Do you have a neat idea that could be turned into a viable business? If yes, join the Spark business planning competition.  >>

How it impacts marine life and ecosystems and what it means for aquaculture, the fishing industry, and coastal tourism.  >>

Enhance your employment prospects, further your knowledge in your chosen field and join New Zealand's premier research-led university.  >>

Fulbright New Zealand offers a range of awards for New Zealand graduate students to study or research in the United States of America.  >>

The faculty invites all postgraduate students in Science to enter the 2011 Poster Competition.  >>

Can you explain your thesis in just three minutes? You are only allowed one single PowerPoint slide as a visual aid. Enter now.  >>

Prizes include the Prime Minister's Science Prize, the MacDiarmid Emerging Scientist Prize, and the Science Media Communication Prize.  >>

BayerBoost aims to sponsor undergraduate students studying environmental sciences or related areas in their vacation work or research projects.  >>

Video of the popular lecture by Dr James Hansen is now online  >>

2012 UNESCO L'Oreal International Fellowships for young women in the Life Sciences  >>

Fulbright New Zealand invites applications for the most prestigious international scholarship in science and technology, valued at over $350,000 each.  >>

Meet our very own Science blogger Logan.  >>

Enter our 2011 Student Video Competition by creating a video of what you like about studying here.  >>

In light of the devastating earthquake in Christchurch, staff and students are encouraged to dress in black and red on Friday, 4 March to show our support and solidarity for the region.  >>