Master of International Trade Scholarship at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

Masters in International Trade Scholarship at Victoria University of Wellington, NZ

Study at the Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand. There is a partially funded scholarship for international students in the field of   International trade  at the Victoria university of Wellington. 
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Take advantage of this unique opportunity for multidisciplinary study and discover the complex world of international trade. Explore the role of trade in society from a range of perspectives—the international legal rules, economic rationales and the political and social implications.

Study how the world is connected through trade and the way it affects businesses, as producers and exporters—consider these issues through the lenses of different disciplines. Explore the impact of trade on indigenous populations, including the historical and contemporary perspectives of Māori involvement in international trade.

Scholarship Program.
This scholarship is available for Masters Program in International Trade. If you're working towards a Master International Trade and illness, promotion or other reasons for leaving your studies come up, you may still be able to graduate with the Postgraduate Diploma of International trade.
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Area of study: International Trade, Economics, Business and Law.

Scholarship Type: Partially Funded

Scholarship Value : $10,000 
The University is  currently offering NZ$10,000 fees scholarships for all eligible international students enrolling in this programme for the next academic year. If your application to the Master of International Trade is accepted, your scholarship will be processed automatically.

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Academic Requirements
To be accepted into this programme you will need:

• A Bachelor's degree with at least a B average
• Acceptance by the programme director as capable of proceeding with the proposed course of study
• Proof of English proficiency

To be accepted into this programme you will need one of the following:

• IELTS overall band of 7, including a writing sub-score of 7 and no sub-score below 6.5
• TOEFL 100 on the internet-based test with a minimum of 25 in writing
• EPP final scores with writing ‘5’, reading ‘5’ and speaking ‘5’ and listening ‘4’

How to apply as an international student
You’ll need to apply in writing and send your application to Wellington University International—the University’s international office. You can’t apply by email or fax. Before applying to study this programme:

• Check you meet the entry requirements. To study at Victoria University of Wellington as an international student, you'll need a good standard of English and a good academic record.
• Check the fees and costs. It’s free to apply, and you will only need to pay tuition fees once you have received an offer to study at the University (known as an Offer of Place) and you’ve decided you definitely want to to to New Zealand. See the fees for this programme below.

To apply, download and complete the International Application Form.

You can either courier your application to:

• Wellington University International, Victoria University of Wellington, Level 2, Easterfield Building, Kelburn Campus, Kelburn Parade, Wellington, NEW ZEALAND

Or mail it to:

• Wellington University International, Victoria University of Wellington, PO Box 600, Wellington 6012, NEW ZEALAND

Be sure to include the following documents with your application:

• A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
• Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
• A certified copy of your official academic results
• A short CV
• A statement of intent answering the following questions: What do you hope to gain from undertaking this programme? Why do you think you should be accepted into this programme?

After you have sent us your application:

• The university will  send you an email to confirm we have received it.
• The university will then let you know by email if your application is successful, usually within a week of receiving it. If you’re accepted to the University, we’ll email you an Offer of Place letter that will guarantee you entry into your chosen degree programme and tell you what you need to do next.
• If you don’t receive a confirmation email within two weeks of sending your application, or if it’s been more than four weeks since you were notified that your application was received, you can contact the university to check where things are at.

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Due date : 

• Trimester 1 (February)—application deadline 1 December
• Trimester 2 (July)—application deadline 1 May
• Trimester 3 (November)—application deadline 1 September

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