Conferences & Travel
Supporting lifelong learning and knowledge sharing
Conference & Travel Grants
Continuing professional development is an important part of a nursing career. Our conference and travel funding helps nurses share knowledge, learn from others and bring new ideas back to their workplaces. Funding may be available to attend conferences, present research, organise educational events or participate in professional learning opportunities.
Funding opportunities
These opportunities are available annually.
Please check that the grant you are applying for is open for current applications.
Currently open
Supports eligible applicants organising conferences or presenting as invited speakers at professional events. Share knowledge, foster professional discussion and contribute to nursing education across Aotearoa New Zealand.
Closes in 16 days
Supports nurses, midwives and students undertaking education or research that advances nursing practice. Advance nursing practice and contribute to healthcare in New Zealand.
Closes in 32 days
Opening soon
Supports attendance at conferences, seminars, workshops, short courses and eligible graduate-level study. Help nurses continue building knowledge and skills throughout their careers.
Open for applications in 14 days
Supports nursing education, research and professional development, including research and innovation. Support nursing learning, knowledge and professional development.
Open for applications in 21 days
Closed rounds
Supports seminar organisers, invited speakers and travel linked to educational and professional development activities. Advance nursing knowledge and strengthen the profession.
Supports education, professional development and initiatives that strengthen nursing practice, including research and innovation. Contribute to better health outcomes and the ongoing development of nursing knowledge and practice.
Supports nurses pursuing undergraduate education and professional development. Strengthen nursing practice, support ongoing career development and contribute to improved health outcomes in New Zealand.