Dr Bruce Goodfellow Postgraduate Primary Care Award
University of Auckland
An Award to assist primary care clinicians who are New Zealand Citizens or Permanent Residents with the tuition fees for one or more postgraduate courses relevant to primary care.
Destination
New Zealand
Study level
Professional
Deadline
Nov 12, 2026
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Eligibility
Who can apply
Primary care clinicians who are New Zealand Citizens or Permanent Residents undertaking one or more postgraduate courses relevant to primary care.
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Application package
Documents and steps
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Application steps
Read the official award regulations to confirm eligibility.
Use the Apply now option on the official University of Auckland award page and complete the online application form before the closing date.
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