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Robert Bell Scholarship
Award Amount
$7,000 or $8,000
Brief Description:
The purpose of this scholarship is to support students of Journalism at Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha University of Canterbury.
Value/Benefits:
BC students:
$7,000
GradDipJour students:
$8,000
Level of Study:
Undergraduate
Closing Date:
An application is not required. Enrolment at the University either in a programme for a GradDipJour or at 300-level in a programme for a BC degree with a major in Journalism constitutes an application for the Robert Bell Scholarship.
Tenure:
Up to 120 points of enrolment
Number available annually:
At least one
Applicable enrolment during tenure:
A programme for a GradDipJour, or 300-level in a programme for a BC degree with a major in Journalism.
Citizenship/residency requirements:
Not applicable.
For more information, please read the regulations for this award: Click
here
.
Description:
The purpose of this scholarship is to support students of Journalism at Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha University of Canterbury.
Value/Benefits:
BC students:
$7,000
GradDipJour students:
$8,000
Level of Study:
Undergraduate
Closing Date:
An application is not required. Enrolment at the University either in a programme for a GradDipJour or at 300-level in a programme for a BC degree with a major in Journalism constitutes an application for the Robert Bell Scholarship.
Tenure:
Up to 120 points of enrolment
Number available annually:
At least one
Applicable enrolment during tenure:
A programme for a GradDipJour, or 300-level in a programme for a BC degree with a major in Journalism.
Citizenship/residency requirements:
Not applicable.
For more information, please read the regulations for this award: Click
here
.
Additional Information:
Robert Bell (1863–1937) established the scholarship in 1920 for the purpose of promoting the scientific study of Journalism. Mr Bell was a prominent New Zealand newspaper proprietor and a former president of the Press Congress of the World. At the time of establishing the scholarship Mr Bell also provided funds and a proposal that led to the establishment of Journalism as a programme of study at the University.
Contact Information:
For questions about this application, please contact Scholarships Office at
scholarships@canterbury.ac.nz
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