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Tangiharuru Apa Māori Land Trust Scholarship

Tangiharuru Apa Trust / Māori Education Trust

Secondary, undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships for descendants of Tangiharuru and Apa, or beneficiaries of the Tangiharuru Apa Land Trust, applied for through the Māori Education Trust.

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Closes
Secondary, undergraduate and postgraduate applications all close 30 April each year. The 2026 round closed 30 April 2026
Who can apply
Read on the Māori Education Trust's page, quoted verbatim: "The Tangiharuru Apa Trust scholarships are open to students of any study level." Eligibility: "Must be a descendant of Tangiharuru and Apa or a beneficiary of the Tangiharuru Apa Land Trust."
Whakapapa
Descendant of Tangiharuru and Apa, or a beneficiary of the Tangiharuru Apa Land Trust — a Māori land trust based in Murupara, Whakatāne District.
Study level
Secondary, Undergraduate, Postgraduate
Amount
Not published — set by the trust
Funding route
Scholarship
Applicants
Individuals & whānau, Tauira & researchers

Before you apply

Many of the Trust's other educational grants are managed through the Ngātimanawa Incorporation rather than Māori Education Trust — worth asking about both if your whānau hold interests here. Applied for through the Māori Education Trust's application portal, not directly through the trust — select this partner when you register so the form is made visible. You may apply for every MET scholarship you qualify for in the same application, but only one is awarded, so tick everything. One of nine iwi and land-trust scholarships found on the Māori Education Trust's 2026 application forms that are not reachable by searching an iwi name alone — see the Māori Education Trust — Secondary Scholarships and Undergraduate and Postgraduate Scholarships listings for the other eight and the general scheme.

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Checked 16 September 2026

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