Deadline: 16 April 2024
The Creative New Zealand is seeking applications for emerging and established music practitioners to further their studies.
Types of Scholarship
- The Edwin Carr Foundation Scholarship enables up to two composers to further their music studies overseas.
- The Jack McGill Music Scholarship enables up to two young music practitioners to further their music studies overseas.
- The Butland Music Scholarship enables a young music practitioner to further their music studies overseas or in New Zealand.
What can be funded?
- The scholarships can support 12 months of study, which:
- starts after 19 June 2024
- can be completed by 31 December 2025
- The scholarship can be used towards:
- study fees
- accommodation and living expenses
- travel costs
- The Edwin Carr Foundation Scholarship
- The Edwin Carr Foundation Scholarship enables outstanding New Zealand composers to further their music studies overseas.
- Up to $35,000 is available to support up to two 12-month scholarships and is typically awarded for an accredited course of study at a recognised overseas training institution.
- The Jack McGill Music Scholarship
- The Jack McGill Music Scholarship enables young music practitioners aged 20 years or over to further their music studies overseas.
- Priority is given to pianists.
- Up to $8,000 is available to support up to two 12-month scholarships and is typically awarded for an accredited course of study at a recognised overseas training institution.
- The Butland Music Scholarship
- The Butland Music Scholarship enables a talented young music practitioner to further their music studies overseas or in New Zealand.
- Up to $8,000 is available to support one 12-month scholarship.
Eligibility Criteria
- To apply for a scholarship, you must:
- be an individual who is a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident
- have a track record of experience and success in your artform – this means you must have completed, as a minimum, a university degree, diploma, or LTCL or LRSM qualification related to your proposed musical studies.
For more information, visit Creative New Zealand.