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Constance Herbert Memorial Music Prize at University of Auckland 2026

Awarded by University of Auckland

Scholarship Details

Eligible Degrees

Bachelors

Funding Type

Partial Funding · NZD 500

Eligible Courses

Music

Eligible Nationalities

Open to all nationals

Can Be Taken At

University of Auckland

Provider

University of Auckland

Last Verified On

06 Jan 2026 by WeMakeScholars Scholarship Team

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Overview

The University of Auckland received a donation from Miss Mary Herbert in 1973, which founded the Prize. Constance Herbert was Miss Herbert's sister and the Music Mistress of St. Cuthbert's College for Girls from 1927 until 1958.

Eligibility Criteria for Constance Herbert Memorial Music Prize 2026:

  • Students need to be enrolled in a Bachelor of Music or Bachelor of Music conjoint degree.
  • Students should have completed at least the first year of their degree and have achieved the highest marks in Performance courses in Stage I level.
  • Students must hold an offer in an eligible course with the university.

Selection Process:

  • Nomination is made to the Scholarships Office
  • The Prize is awarded by the University of Auckland Council on the recommendation of the Head of the School of Music

Application Process:

Students are not required to fill out an online application or apply for this scholarship, award, or prize. It is given out based on the advice of the appropriate University of Auckland committee or faculty.

Value of the Scholarship:

The annual value of the Prize will be NZD 500.

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  • The deadline of Constance Herbert Memorial Music Prize at University of Auckland 2026 is N/A.
  • Constance Herbert Memorial Music Prize at University of Auckland 2026 is offered to Bachelors degree.
  • Constance Herbert Memorial Music Prize at University of Auckland 2026 is offered for Music.
  • Constance Herbert Memorial Music Prize at University of Auckland 2026 is open for: Open to all nationals.
  • Constance Herbert Memorial Music Prize at University of Auckland 2026 is offered by University of Auckland.
  • Constance Herbert Memorial Music Prize at University of Auckland 2026 covers Partial Funding, NZD 500.