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The University of Otago’s Māori Health Workforce Development Unit is pleased to announce that applications for the WHAI Chemistry and WHAI Physics Scholarships are open and will be closing on November 15.
These scholarships are designed to support Māori secondary school students who are interested in building a strong foundation in Chemistry or Physics and are considering a future in the health sciences at Otago.
The WHAI Scholarships provide early access to science learning opportunities and help build confidence in either Physics or Chemistry and prepare students for university-level study in health sciences and related pathways.
Selected scholarship recipients will receive:
- Full coverage of fees and accommodation costs to attend JumpStart Physics (WHAI Physics) or CHEM150 (WHAI Chemistry) at the University of Otago.
- Access to academic further resources and support in University of Otago papers: PHSI191 and CHEM191 as part of their first year of study.
- Opportunities to engage in kaupapa Māori spaces and connect with other Māori students interested in science and health.
These scholarships are a great opportunity for Māori students who:
- Are wanting to strengthen their Chemistry or Physics knowledge before starting university.
- Aspire to study in the Health Sciences, Biomedical, or Science pathways.
Eligibility: Applicants must:
Be of Māori descent (Māori whakapapa).
Meet the entry criteria for JumpStart Physics or CHEM150.
Be planning to enter into the University of Otago study following the completion of JumpStart Physics and CHEM150.
Applications close 15 November 2026.
For more information and to apply, visit:
WHAI Physics Information here
WHAI Chemistry information here
For more information, please contact the MHWDU team at mhwdu@otago.ac.nz
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| Māori Health Workforce Development Unit Ana Rangi, Sophie Graham, Ange Spears (EQ), Griffin Leonard, Cherokee Walters & Sam Feeney Division of Health Sciences | Te Wāhanga Matua Mātau Hauora Raukaha Health Workforce Deveopment, 71 Frederick Street, Dunedin | Ōtepoti |