Wellington College – Courtney-O’Connor Scholarship
Applications Are Now Closed
The International College of Management Sydney (ICMS) provides an annual scholarship to a Wellington College student in the name of an alumnus of Wellington College, Mr Darryl Courtney-O’Connor, Founder and Chairman, ICMS.
The 2024 Wellington College – Courtney-O’Connor Scholarship is open to all students at Wellington College who are either completing Year 13 or who took a gap year in 2023. It is part of the prestigious and highly sought after ICMS Professional Scholarship Program, which includes both corporately funded and College funded scholarships.
The Wellington College – Courtney-O’Connor Scholarship for 2024 will be either tuition funding or accommodation funding according to the scholarship panel’s decision.
- Scholarship type
- Scholarship value
- How to apply
Undergrad – New Australian & New Zealand students
UP TO $40 000.00
Applications Are Now Closed
This scholarship is open to New Zealand citizens who are full-time students of Wellington College completing year 13 or who took a gap year in 2023. Applicants must meet the eligibility criteria detailed in the application kit below. Applications close Thursday 12 October 2023 and applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
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