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Hardship support
If you are struggling financially, there are several options that may help you.
Awards from the University of Auckland
The University of Auckland Partnership Appeal Awards help academically able students who are struggling financially in the final year of an undergraduate or postgraduate degree programme.
The University of Auckland Jubilee Awards will support the first three years of an undergraduate degree for students who have financial need.
For more information on these awards and others, see Scholarships and awards.
Student Emergency Fund
There is an emergency fund you can apply for if an unexpected event has caused financial difficulties and is affecting your studies.
To be eligible, you need to:
- Be a currently enrolled student.
- Have attended your course for 2 weeks or more.
- Have an acceptable attendance record.
- Have exhausted all other avenues of financial assistance – eg, StudyLink, WINZ, savings, etc.
- Complete the Student Emergency Fund Application Form in full.
Complete the Student Emergency Fund Application Form
If you have a problem using the form please contact the Student Information Centre or email sef@auckland.ac.nz.
If your application to the Student Emergency Fund is unsuccessful, you may still be eligible for assistance from a financial coach to provide free independent and confidential advice.
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- Future undergraduates
- Future postgraduates
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Current students
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- General Education
- Student support services
- Facilities and resources
- Fees and money matters
- Scholarships and awards
- Assignment Information
- Programme handbooks
- Examinations
- Master and Doctoral information
- Career development and employment services
- Graduation
- The registration and certification process for social workers and teachers
- First year students
- Māori students
- Pasifika students
- International students
- Staff
- Alumni and Friends
- Business, employers and community
- The media
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