Robertson Scholars Leadership Program

The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is a merited scholarship at Duke University and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill in the United States that aids in teenage leaders who desire to make transformational contributions to society.

The Program, established by Julian and the late Josie Robertson in 2000, offers a chance for chosen undergraduate students to take benefit of the resources of two very highly considered universities.

Although Robertson candidates enroll in only one of the two institutions, they have entry to the classes and resources of both universities and live on the sister campus during the second term of their second year. Julian Robertson benevolently grants a scholarship to at least one exceptional New Zealand undergraduate student each year.

Eligibility Criteria/ Scholarship Guidelines

Applicants must:

 Be enrolled for the Year 13 senior school examination (for example, NCEA Level 3, Cambridge exams, etc.) or equivalent senior school exam in the year of application.

Be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident.

Normally have completed their five years of secondary schooling in New Zealand.

Value
The Program pays full tuition, room, and board at Duke University or the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. In addition, support is granted for up to three summer experiences (including internships, research, and community service).

Deadline
December 1

Validity
This scholarship is provided for 8 semesters. And it’s renewable if criteria is meet.