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Raymond Harry Hawkins Prize in Undergraduate Optometry Research at University of Auckland 2026
Apply to Raymond Harry Hawkins Prize in Undergraduate Optometry Research at University of Auckland 2026 which can be taken at and provides NZD $1,000
Updated 23 Jul 2026
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Who can apply for Raymond Harry Hawkins Prize in Undergraduate Optometry Research at University of Auckland 2026?
Eligibility Criteria for the Raymond Harry Hawkins Prize in Undergraduate Optometry Research at the University of Auckland: Applicants must be enrolled in the Bachelor of Optometry program at the University of Auckland. Candidates must complete the course OPTOM 783 (Research Project in Vision Science). Selection Criteria for the Raymond Harry Hawkins Prize in Undergraduate Optometry Research at the University of Auckland: The recipient will be chosen based on the highest mark achieved in the OPTOM 783 research project. The final decision will be made by the University of Auckland Council upon the recommendation of the Head of the School of Optometry and Vision Science, in consultation with the external assessor. Value of the Raymond Harry Hawkins Prize in Undergraduate Optometry Research at the University of Auckland: The Prize is valued at $1,000 and is awarded annually. Application Process: No separate application is required. All eligible candidates will be automatically considered for the scholarship. Source : University of Auckland Disclaimer: All Content, Logo and Company names are registered trademarks of their respective holders. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them. Report inaccuracy in this page Related Links of University of Auckland Explore University of Auckland scholarships for International students Apply to an Education Loan to Study at University of Auckland FAQs <ol class="faq
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