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Royal Society Te Apārangi · NZ · nz-te-aparangi

New Zealand Ecohydraulics Trust Travel Award

The New Zealand Ecohydraulics Trust Travel Award (NZETTA) enables an early career researcher (including post-graduate students) in ecohydraulics from New Zealand to attend the biennial International Ecohydraulics and Fish Passage Symposium (ISE). The award is managed by the Royal Society Te Apārangi on behalf of the New Zealand Ecohydraulics Trust. Applications are currently closed, with the next ISE planned for 2026 in Switzerland.

Rolling

Data last verified 2026-08-14 · sources & verification

Eligibility

Structured dimensions read from the official page. What do these mean? ↗

Career stage

Student, Early Career

Applicant type

Individual

Institution type

University, Research Institute, Other

Residency

NZ

Host country

NZ

Organization type

University, Research Institute

Employment status

Undertaking Postgraduate Study At A Recognised New Zealand Research Institution, Currently Working Within The New Zealand Research/Science Sector And Have Been Employed For No More Than Five Years (In Total) In Public Or Private New Zealand Research Or Academic Institutions

Track record

able to present a high-quality paper in the field of Ecohydraulics and/or Fish Passage science

Previous funding

not have received an NZETTA previously

Domestic restriction

Domestic entities only

Exclusivity

One award / no concurrent equivalent

Consortium

Not required

Evidence: every dimension above is read from this scheme's official page — official page ↗.

Full eligibility text

Applicants must be undertaking postgraduate study at a recognised New Zealand research institution or be currently working within the New Zealand research/science sector and have been employed for no more than five years (in total) in public or private New Zealand research or academic institutions. They must be able to present a high-quality paper in the field of Ecohydraulics and/or Fish Passage science, be a New Zealand resident, submit an abstract to the ISE Symposium website by the specified deadline, and not have received an NZETTA previously.

Deadline

Rolling / ongoing

Application form effort

1 form file(s) downloaded; 5 explicit questions; 10 writing prompts; 55 fields/sections; heavy — expect a full proposal pack

Sample questions
  • their own point of view. Could the association be perceived as a conflict of interest?
  • Does the decision (yes/no to relevance) seem appropriate?
  • capability development?
  • that budget for Māori involvement, capability development and consultation?
  • How do I decide whether to include a Vision Mātauranga statement in my proposal?
Application form preview sample questions, page & word limits from the application form Back to browse
Data sources & verification (for research-office review)

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Curated itemValue in this recordSource
Funding agency Royal Society Te Apārangi www.royalsociety.org.nz ↗
Country / funding source NZ · nz-te-aparangi same page as above — www.royalsociety.org.nz ↗
Deadline Rolling — no fixed deadline — official page lists it as rolling/ongoing same page as above — www.royalsociety.org.nz ↗
Funding amount Not stated on the official page same page as above — www.royalsociety.org.nz ↗
Eligibility 12 structured dimensions — see the eligibility panel above same page as above — www.royalsociety.org.nz ↗

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