​Postgraduate Prize

2021 NZASIA Conference Postgraduate Prize​
NZASIA is sponsoring two postgraduate prizes for the best student papers at the 2021 NZASIA conference. The prizes aim to recognize outstanding student achievement in research on Asia and award students who display a high level of scholarship in their work. More information is available here.
Submission deadline: 5:00 pm, 1 November 2021

2019 Winners

• Meera Muralidharan (Victoria University of Wellington) and Bolin Hu (University of Auckland)

2017 Winners

• Shan Windscript (University of Melbourne) and Zahida Rehman (Victoria University of Wellington)

2015 Winners

• Habiba Sultana (Queensland University of Technology) and Ambalika Guha (Victoria University of Wellington)

2019 Winners - Meera Muralidharan and Bolin Hu

​Book Award

2021 NZASIA Book Award
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​Call for Nominations
The New Zealand Asian Studies Society (NZASIA) is establishing a biennial Book Award to recognize outstanding scholarship and contribution to the field of Asian Studies. We are now inviting nominations from authors for the inaugural 2021 Book Award.

Nominated books should demonstrate a scholarly contribution to the study of Asia or Asian communities in New Zealand. Books must be based on original research and written in English. Both monographs (single and multi-authored) and edited volumes are eligible for the Book Award; however, new editions of previously published books, reference works, autobiographies and textbooks are excluded.

Nominations from all disciplines are welcome, particularly in the humanities and social sciences. Books bearing a copyright of 2019 or 2020 will be considered for the 2021 Book Award. Authors of nominated books must be current full members of NZASIA.

First and second place prizes will be awarded in two categories: monograph and edited volume. The prizes will be presented at the 2021 NZASIA Conference.

Nominations must be made by the author/s and should be accompanied by a written statement of around 500 words summarising the book’s originality and contribution to the field. Authors should also submit a digital copy (ebook or PDF) of the nominated book. Please send all nominations and queries to naimah.talib@canterbury.ac.nz. 

Deadline: 2 August 2021, 5:00 pm

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​The Reid Prize
For the most significant book contributing to the understanding of Asia
http://asaa.asn.au/the-reid-prize/?mc_cid=84c2bf914f&mc_eid=5d8be13c18
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​Domestic travel grant

NZASIA Domestic Travel Grant 2018
2018 recipients

• ​Associate Professor Stephen Epstein (Victoria University of Wellington) and Associate Professor Paola Voci (University of Otago)

​Scholarships

The Rewi Alley Scholarship in Chinese Studies was established by the Rewi Alley National Committee to mark the occasion of Rewi Alley’s 80th birthday, and in recognition of his humanitarian and literary work in China over more than 50 years.

1. Purpose The purpose of the Scholarship is to encourage study and research on China, preferably at a New Zealand university.
2. Eligibility To be eligible for consideration, candidates must:
      a) be enrolled/enrolling at a New Zealand university;
      b) be intending to study any aspect of life in China; and
      c) be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident.

For further information, please see: https://www.waikato.ac.nz/scholarships/s/rewialley-scholarship-in-chinese-studies