This scholarship is funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).

Start date: October 2021

The UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Advanced Computing (AIMLAC) aims at forming the next generation of AI innovators across a broad range of STEMM disciplines. The CDT provides advanced multi-disciplinary training in an inclusive, caring and open environment that nurture each individual student to achieve their full potential. Applications are encouraged from candidates from a diverse background that can positively contribute to the future of our society.

Our doctoral training programme is constructed around three research themes:

• T1: data from large science facilities (particle physics, astronomy, cosmology)
• T2: biological, health and clinical sciences (medical imaging, electronic health records, bioinformatics)
• T3: novel mathematical, physical, and computer science approaches (data, hardware, software, algorithms)

Supervisors:

• First supervisor: Professor R. S. Conlan (Medical School)
• Second supervisor: Professor Paul Rees (Engineering)
• Third supervisor: Professor D. Gonzalez (Medical School)
• Fourth supervisor: Dr L.W. Francis (Medical School)

Department/Institution: Medical School, College of Engineering and Swansea Bay UHB

Research theme:

• T2: biological, health and clinical sciences
• T3: novel mathematical, physical and computer science approaches

Project description:  

This project will advance the fundamental understanding of the functional genomics status and dynamic responses in cancer environments, with project opportunities including single cell and spatial functional genomes including transcriptome and epigenome analysis.

Project examples include:

1. Exploring the spatial epigenomics of a 3D cellular models to understand the impact of pharmacological interventions on histone methylation (e.g. H3K4Me3, H3K9me2, H3K27me3). Epigenome profiling in response to interventions will be assessed at the cellular level using the Microscopic Imaging of Epigenetic Landscapes technique involving high content multi-parameter data acquisition and analysis to reconstruct high-resolution spatial epigenome models.
2. Single cell and spatial analysis of cancer functional genomes obtained using 10X Genomics platforms to generate data from immune cell complements (ATAC and RNA seq) or spatial analysis of tumour biopsies (10 X Visium, RNA seq) from gynaecological cancer patients.

Cell painting and/or data mining approaches developed in Swansea will be applied to overcome challenges for high content analysis including feature extraction and data analysis, and interpretation requiring the use of AI technologies (using Swansea’s new ATOS supercomputing capability). The successful applicant will develop and implement AI based strategies for the high-content data generated from cellular models of tumour microenvironments/cancer patient samples using advanced and computationally expensive algorithms.

The successful applicant will join the Reproductive Biology and Gynaecology Oncology research group in Swansea’s Medical School in collaboration with Professor Paul Rees in Swansea’s College of Engineering.

The successful applicant will be involved in data acquisition and analysis, and should have a degree in molecular biology or computer science or similar

Eligibility

The typical academic requirement is a minimum of a 2:1 undergraduate degree in biological and health sciences; mathematics and computer science; physics and astronomy or a relevant discipline.

Candidates should be interested in AI and big data challenges, and in (at least) one of the three research themes. You should have an aptitude and ability in computational thinking and methods (as evidenced by a degree in physics and astronomy, medical science, computer science, or mathematics, for instance) including the ability to write software (or willingness to learn it).

This scholarship is open to UK and international candidates (including EU and EEA).

For more information on eligibility, please visit the UKRI CDT in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning & Advanced Computing website.

NB: If you are holding a non-UK degree, please see Swansea University degree comparisons to find out if you meet the eligibility.

If you have any questions regarding your academic eligibility based on the above comparison, please email pgrscholarships@swansea.ac.uk with the web-link to the scholarship(s) you are interested in.

Funding

This scholarship covers the full cost of tuition fees and an annual UKRI standard stipend £15,609.

Additional funding is available for training, research and conference expenses

How to Apply

To apply, please visit the CDT website and follow the instructions to apply online.

For general enquiries, please contact contact Rhian Melita Morris (cdt-aimlac@swansea.ac.uk).

Deadline for applications is 21 May 2021.

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Scholarship value

£3,000

Deadline

Round 2: 7th June 2021 23:59 GMT

(Applications for Round 2 will be open by 17th May 2021)

Criteria

Applicants for this scholarship will need to demonstrate the following:

• Students must have at least AAA at A level or equivalent overseas qualification
• Submitted a formal application for an undergraduate degree programme at the University of Kent, due to start in September 2021
• Received a formal offer of a place (conditional or unconditional) for their chosen programme of study
• The University must have received confirmation of the applicant’s firm acceptance of the offer by the deadline date. Students who choose Kent as their insurance place will not be eligible for this Scholarship.Please note this scholarship is available to overseas fee-paying students only. EU students made an offer with the lower EU fee-rate for September 2021 are not eligible for this award.
  

  Further details

  The University has a long tradition of welcoming international students from around the world and is pleased to be able to offer a number of scholarships for entry at undergraduate level.

  There are a total of up to 20 awards available which will be paid towards the cost of tuition fees and are offered to nationals of any country paying overseas fees.

  There are two entry points for this scholarship. Applicants unable to submit an application or who were unsuccessful in Round 1 of scholarships are encouraged to submit again in Round 2.

  We particularly encourage applications from the University’s strategic priority countries, which are listed here by International Officer: https://www.kent.ac.uk/international/marketing-and-recruitment#tab–international-officers

  How to apply

  Applications for the International Scholarship should be made via your applicant portal.

  You will only be able to submit an application for this scholarship via your portal once you have received an offer from the University of Kent.

  In order be considered for this scholarship, you will need to submit:

  • A personal statement of no more than 500 words outlining:“why you feel you should be awarded the scholarship and how you might support Kent in its efforts as a global institution.”

  This document should be uploaded in word or pdf format only, other formats will be rejected

  If you have applied for a programme with the Medway School of Pharmacy, please email international@kent.ac.uk.

  Scholarships will be shortlisted based on academic achievement to date. Final decisions will also take into consideration your full programme application and the statement provided.

  The final recruitment and selection panel(s) will take place on the following dates:

  • Round 1: Week Commencing 26 April 2021
  • Round 2: Week Commencing 21 June 2021

  Applicants will be notified of the final decision shortly thereafter. If successful, scholarship offer must be accepted within 4 weeks of award.

  The University of Kent reserves the right not to allocate the awards if the selection panel identifies no suitable candidates.

  The International Scholarship is subject to full University of Kent Scholarship Terms and Conditions, which will be provided to successful candidates at the point of award.

  If you have any questions regarding the International Scholarships, then please contact international@kent.ac.uk.

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The Scholarship is funded by an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship to support a full time PhD student who is undertaking research in using solar and wind sources to turn renewable energy sources to liquid fuels.

Eligibility:

Applicants can be domestic or on shore international applicants who are acceptable as candidates for a PhD degree at the University of Adelaide.

Eligible candidates must:

• Have completed a relevant Bachelor degree with First Class Honours, or a Masters degree that contains a significant (and relevant) research component with equivalent academic performance.  Students who hold a degree in Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Materials Engineering, Physics, will be considered favourably.
• Be interested in clean energy, Physical Chemistry, Programming and Computational Chemistry

  Applying:

  Please apply according to the instructions available in the attached flyer.

  If your expression of interest is successful, you will be invited to apply for Admission via the Adelaide Graduate Centre website:

  https://www.adelaide.edu.au/graduatecentre/future-students/how-to-apply

  Enquiries:

  Dr. Yan Jiao

  School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials

  Tel: (08) 83130753

  Email: yan.jiao@adelaide.edu.au

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The Stamps Scholarship is UM’s most prestigious merit award available to students at the University of Miami. This scholarship is awarded to exceptional and academically accomplished high school seniors.

Stamps Scholars receive a merit award equivalent to the full cost of attendance for four years of undergraduate study. The award includes tuition and fees, on-campus housing, a meal plan, University health insurance, textbooks, a laptop allowance, and access to a $12,000 enrichment fund, which may be used toward study abroad, undergraduate research, unpaid internships, and other educational pursuits. (Enrichment fund expenses are subject to prior approval by the Office of the Provost.)

Additional benefits of the Stamps Scholarship include being part of the Stamps Scholars on-campus and national communities, funding to support academic and scientific research projects, cultural and leadership programs, study abroad, conventions and other regional conferences, and invitations to online events and networking opportunities.

The Stamps Scholarship differs from the Frost School of Music Stamps Scholars program. To learn more about the program, visit the Frost School of Music’s Scholarships and Financial Support page

Eligibility Criteria

Early Decision I and Early Action applicants are automatically considered when they apply for early admission to UM by submitting all First-Year Admission Requirements by November 1.

Selection Process

Selected semi-finalist candidates for the Stamps Scholarship are asked to write a short response to a pre-determined essay prompt.

Finalists will be selected based on a review of candidates’ application and supporting documents, including their response to the pre-determined essay prompt, and notified of their status as finalists at the time of admission in late January.

Finalists will be interviewed by the Stamps Family Charitable Foundation thereafter and Stamps Scholarship announcements will be made in early March. Stamps Scholarship recipients will be required to participate in the University of Miami’s scholarship program, which will be held in early April. During this program, candidates will meet with UM faculty and current scholars and learn more about our interest-driven education

Terms and Conditions

A Stamps Scholar must complete a full-time undergraduate program of study with no fewer than 12 credit hours during each of the fall and spring semesters for a minimum of 24 credit hours per academic year. A minimum of a 3.0 GPA for the academic year must be maintained at the University of Miami, with the initial calculation at the end of the second semester of attendance. The award is subject to revision pending receipt of any grant, scholarship, or prepaid tuition and/or housing aid not anticipated at the time the award is made. Visit our Terms & Conditions page for more information.

Contact Us

Office of Undergraduate Admission
305-284-6000
admission@miami.edu

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We are happy to announce that the Vienna Master and UNHCR have embarked on a new joint journey with each other!

A scholarship for one recognized refugee or beneficiary of subsidiary protection in Austria has been set up to accompany the successful candidate in becoming the change-maker they/she/he aspires to be.

The application deadline is 20 May 2021

We are looking forward to reading inspiring applications!

CURRICULUM

APPLICATION FORM

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Education should be accessible for everyone, and you shouldn’t have to worry about finances while you study. We offer consultation on student loan issues and can assist with your applications for financial assistance.

CNC offers over 300 individual scholarships, bursaries, and awards ranging from $250 to $1500, some based primarily on academic achievement and others on financial need. Unlike loans, these awards do not need to be repaid.

**Awards apply to current attending students at CNC. If you are a new student that will be attending in Fall 2021, award applications will open in October.

How to apply for an award:

Online, go to the Scholarships and Bursaries Application page.

Log in using your CNC login and password and follow the instructions provided to see a personalized list of awards you may be eligible for, based on courses/programs you are registered in.

Read the award criteria to determine if you qualify to apply. It is your responsibility to be aware of the application requirements. Some awards have very specific criteria.

Ensure that all sections of the application are completed and uploaded with any supporting documents, such as verification of volunteer/community service, an essay, etc.

Online applications will be accepted until 11:59 pm on the date of the listed award closing/deadline date. Changes to your application can be made until that time (note that you must click SAVE after making any changes).

Most scholarships and bursaries offered through CNC require that you be registered in both fall and spring semesters within the academic year. Current Domestic and International students are eligible to apply, when open. Current Trades students, registered in Foundation Level programs, are also eligible to apply for awards.

More helpful information can be found on the Education Planner BC website.

These awards are made possible thanks to generous donations from alumni, faculty, staff, associations, union organizations, community members, corporations and compassionate individuals.

If you would like to establish an award with CNC, please view our Donors Page for more information.

Adult Upgrading Grant (AUG) – Intersession 2021

AUG helps cover costs associated with fees, books etc., for upgrading, adult special education and domestic English Second Language courses. All applications are adjudicated for eligibility. Visit Adult Upgrading Grant for more information.

Applications for the Intersession 2021 semester are being accepted.

Loans and Other Funding Options

Aboriginal funding

Adult Upgrading Grant (download application)

External awards funding

Former Youth in Care Funding

Hardship Assistance and Emergency Loan Funding

Loans and government funding

StudentAid BC Loan applications are open.
Apply online www.studentaidbc.ca

Students with Disabilities
Contact Accessibilities Services Department

Need Help?

Can’t find the information you’re looking for? Contact the Financial Aid & Awards department, or refer to the FAQs.

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Introduction

MOFA Taiwan Fellowship is established by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) to award foreign experts and scholars interested in researches related to Taiwan, cross-strait relations, Asia-Pacific region and Sinology to conduct advanced research at universities or academic institutions in Taiwan. Up to now, there have been 1117 scholars from 83 countries accepted by this program.

MOFA Taiwan Fellowship, echoing the APEC Scholarship Initiative, provides 12 Chinese Taipei APEC Fellowship openings per year exclusively for scholars and experts from developing APEC economies. MOFA Taiwan Fellowship is open for application in May and June every year and recipients will conduct their research in Taiwan as early as January the next year.

1. Financial assistance

(1) Monthly grants are paid at the beginning of every month.

           a. Professors, associate professors, research fellows, or associate research fellows: NT$60,000

           b. Assistant professors, assistant research fellows, or doctoral candidates: NT$50,000.

     (2) One round-trip, economy-class ticket for the most direct route to Taiwan (The subsidy will be decided by MOFA in accordance with the relevant regulations).

     (3) The terms of fellowship are 3 to 12 months.

     (4) Accident insurance (plus a medical insurance for accidental injuries) coverage of NT$1 million.

2. Eligibility

Recipients shall be foreign professors, associate professors, assistant professors, post-doctoral researchers, doctoral candidates, or doctoral program students at related departments of overseas universities, or are research fellows at an equivalent level in academic institutions abroad.

3. Miscellaneous

      (1) Fellowship administrator: Center for Chinese Studies at National Central Library: http://ccs.ncl.edu.tw/

      (2) The year of 2022 online application period is from May 1 to June 30, 2021.

      (3) Contact person: Ms. Elaine Wu

Tel: +886-2-2361-9132 #317

Fax: +886-2-2371-2126

Email: twfellowship@ncl.edu.tw

Apply Now

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E-learning

14 June 2021 – 1 June 2023 | Online, France

Are you a youth worker/teacher interested in digital youth work, digital safety and inclusion? Do you work with vulnerable young people or intend to do so? Do you want to join +100 youth workers and learn about digital youth work, inclusion and safety?

The Digital Youth Work Community of Learning  is created inside the  “#AlwaysOn for Youth” Strategic Partnership for Youth project which is implemented between April 2021 – April 2023 by Federația Young Men’s Christian Associations România (YMCA România), as coordinator and Young Initiative Association (AYI), Sdrujenie “Nadejda-CRD” – Bulgaria (NCRD), The Coordinating Committee for International Voluntary Service – France (CCIVS ) and the Alliance Europeenne des YMCA – Belgium (YMCA Europe), as partners. The project is co-funded by the European Union through the Erasmus + Program.

The aim of the project is to increase the capacity of youth organizations from Romania, France, Bulgaria, Belgium and the federated networks of the partnership consortium to serve young people (including vulnerable youth) extensively and intensively through digital youth work and digital inclusion and digital safety practices.

BRIEF ABOUT THE DIGITAL YOUTH WORK COMMUNITY OF LEARNING 

What we intend to do: create and develop a collaborative learning space focused on digital inclusion and digital youth work, connecting youth workers from Europe interested in learning more about these topics through the sharing of best practices and stories, learning about new tools, increasing the capacity and the competences of the youth workers and organizations involved.

Criteria for selection

Minimum level of understanding spoken and written English;

Motivation to learn more about digital youth work, digital safety, digital inclusion  and to improve personal and professional competences;

Capacity and interest in multiplying practices on a local/ national/ international level;

Commitment to actively engage digitally in the community for the duration of the project;

Readiness to engage in a large scale international network, to share and to learn, to co-create and give feedback.

* Age limit: 18+

* Youth Workers from across  Europe are welcomed to  apply and be part of this community.

* Equal chances and no discrimination principles – we promote and encourage youth workers and youth organizations representatives accessibility from and with all backgrounds                      (rural/urban), from big or small organizations, targeting youth workers who are working with vulnerable young people.

* There is no requirement to be a professional youth worker (eg. proven through a certificate). Please treat the definition of a youth worker to the largest extent possible and applicable in your context, as long as you are working with or supporting the learning and development of young people in your community or organization.

We want to put a spotlight on the tremendous work and support provided by youth workers to the young people all over Europe, highlighting how this support has challenged and helped youth to reach their potential and to lead change in their local communities through youth-led social action, even amidst the global pandemic and post pandemic.

Together we want to analyze the new working context and to adapt and renew our approaches and tools to deliver quality digital youth work and enable digital inclusion.

Topics : 

digital youth work,

digital inclusion,

(in)humane technologies,

deepfakes,

digital safety for young people and youth workers,

privacy, etc

Who is this community for?: 100+ youth workers interested in developing their digital youth work and digital inclusion skills from European countries  (The youth practitioners can be youth workers, social assistants, teachers, psychologists, volunteer coordinators, youth center managers, etc).

What engagement is expected?: Community members  will be actively involved in all stages of the project  and consulted, but will also have the opportunity to attend virtual co-creation sessions. The community will be facilitated by the partnership consortium in order to keep an active engagement by using digital tools.

The commitment for being part of this community and engaging in sessions  is 2 years. As a community member you are expected to regularly access the community platform, share your experiences or questions and whenever you are available to attend some of the community (online) events.

Available downloads:

KA2 – Digital Community of Learning for Youth Workers.docx

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This scholarship is funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).

Start date: October 2021

The UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Advanced Computing (AIMLAC) aims at forming the next generation of AI innovators across a broad range of STEMM disciplines. The CDT provides advanced multi-disciplinary training in an inclusive, caring and open environment that nurture each individual student to achieve their full potential. Applications are encouraged from candidates from a diverse background that can positively contribute to the future of our society.

Our doctoral training programme is constructed around three research themes:

T1: data from large science facilities (particle physics, astronomy, cosmology)

T2: biological, health and clinical sciences (medical imaging, electronic health records, bioinformatics)

T3: novel mathematical, physical, and computer science approaches (data, hardware, software, algorithms)

Supervisors:

First supervisor: Professor R. S. Conlan (Medical School)

Second supervisor: Professor Paul Rees (Engineering)

Third supervisor: Professor D. Gonzalez (Medical School)

Fourth supervisor: Dr L.W. Francis (Medical School)

Department/Institution: Medical School, College of Engineering and Swansea Bay UHB

Research theme:

T2: biological, health and clinical sciences

T3: novel mathematical, physical and computer science approaches

Project description:  

This project will advance the fundamental understanding of the functional genomics status and dynamic responses in cancer environments, with project opportunities including single cell and spatial functional genomes including transcriptome and epigenome analysis.

Project examples include:

Exploring the spatial epigenomics of a 3D cellular models to understand the impact of pharmacological interventions on histone methylation (e.g. H3K4Me3, H3K9me2, H3K27me3). Epigenome profiling in response to interventions will be assessed at the cellular level using the Microscopic Imaging of Epigenetic Landscapes technique involving high content multi-parameter data acquisition and analysis to reconstruct high-resolution spatial epigenome models.

Single cell and spatial analysis of cancer functional genomes obtained using 10X Genomics platforms to generate data from immune cell complements (ATAC and RNA seq) or spatial analysis of tumour biopsies (10 X Visium, RNA seq) from gynaecological cancer patients.

Cell painting and/or data mining approaches developed in Swansea will be applied to overcome challenges for high content analysis including feature extraction and data analysis, and interpretation requiring the use of AI technologies (using Swansea’s new ATOS supercomputing capability). The successful applicant will develop and implement AI based strategies for the high-content data generated from cellular models of tumour microenvironments/cancer patient samples using advanced and computationally expensive algorithms.

The successful applicant will join the Reproductive Biology and Gynaecology Oncology research group in Swansea’s Medical School in collaboration with Professor Paul Rees in Swansea’s College of Engineering.

The successful applicant will be involved in data acquisition and analysis, and should have a degree in molecular biology or computer science or similar.

Eligibility

The typical academic requirement is a minimum of a 2:1 undergraduate degree in biological and health sciences; mathematics and computer science; physics and astronomy or a relevant discipline.

Candidates should be interested in AI and big data challenges, and in (at least) one of the three research themes. You should have an aptitude and ability in computational thinking and methods (as evidenced by a degree in physics and astronomy, medical science, computer science, or mathematics, for instance) including the ability to write software (or willingness to learn it).

This scholarship is open to UK and international candidates (including EU and EEA).

For more information on eligibility, please visit the UKRI CDT in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning & Advanced Computing website.

NB: If you are holding a non-UK degree, please see Swansea University degree comparisons to find out if you meet the eligibility.

If you have any questions regarding your academic eligibility based on the above comparison, please email pgrscholarships@swansea.ac.uk with the web-link to the scholarship(s) you are interested in.

Funding

This scholarship covers the full cost of tuition fees and an annual UKRI standard stipend £15,609.

Additional funding is available for training, research and conference expenses.

How to Apply

To apply, please visit the CDT website and follow the instructions to apply online.

For general enquiries, please contact contact Rhian Melita Morris (cdt-aimlac@swansea.ac.uk).

Deadline for applications is 21 May 2021.

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La Trobe University in Australia is presenting international students with the Regional Victoria Experience Bursary for the academic year 2021-2022. La Trobe University (LTU) offers courses and programs leading to officially recognized higher education degrees such as pre-bachelor degrees

Eligibility Criteria

Eligible Countries: All nationalities.

Also, all undergraduate and graduate degree courses and subjects mentioned in the list of eligible courses for international opportunities are eligible.

Likewise, to be eligible, the applicants must meet all the following/given criteria:

The applicants must be a newly commencing international student applying to study an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program.

Moreover, the applicants must hold an offer letter from the university for the academic year commencing in 2021.

Offered Benefits

The university will provide the selected applicants with a sum of $3,000 collectively to aid their study at La Trobe University. Additionally, the bursary should get as a deduction in the total payable tuition fee.

Application Process

How to Apply: The applicants are required to follow the application path for international students and apply through the official online portal of the university.

The applicants must submit the following documents at the time of applications:

Official high school transcript

Likewise, Bachelor’s degree (for postgraduate)

The complete statement of results

Also, personal statement (optional)

Admission Requirements: The applicants must hold academic records relevant to the course of study they are applying for.

International applicants should have a minimum score in the following English language proficiency tests:

IELTS Academic – 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0.

Also, Pearson Test of English Academic – Overall score of 58 with no communicative skill score less than 50.

Likewise, TOEFL Internet-Based – Overall score of 79 with 13 in Reading, 12 in Listening, 18 in Speaking and 21 in Writing.

CAE/CPE – 176 with no less than 169 in any component.

USA American Association of University Women Master Awards, 2021 to 2022 is open for International Students . Also, the scholarship allows Masters level programs in the field of All Subjects taught at University of California . Likewise, the deadline of the scholarship is 15 Nov 2021.

USA American Association of University Women Master Awards, 2021-22 is available to undertake Masters level programs at University of California.

Following subject are available to study under this scholarship program.

All Subjects

The applicants will provide a sum of $18,000 to support their full term of study at UCLA under the AAUW Grant.

International Students are eligible for this scholarship program.

To be eligible, the applicants must meet all the following/given criteria:

The applicants should not be citizens or permanent residents of the US.

Also, the applicants should have earned a US Bachelor’s Degree equivalent.

The students must use the university’s online portal to apply to the desired course.

Likewise, the students can then apply separately in order to be considered to avail the grant.

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Eligible Countries: All students applying from the United Kingdom and all EU countries are eligible.

Also, PhD degree programs in Biological and Medical Sciences are eligible to apply.

Likewise, to be eligible, the applicants must meet all the following/given criteria:

The applicants are required to be enrolled in the university.

Additionally, applicants must be UK/EU.

The successfully selected applicants will receive the fully-funded award in the form of tuition fee and stipend for the entire duration of their study at the University of Liverpool.

Application Process

How to Apply: The students are required to apply to their preferred course of study through the university’s online platform. To avail of the program, the applicants must mail their CV along with a cover letter and two references to [email protected]

Also, the students must submit the following documents:

Original certificates

Likewise, official Transcripts

References

Personal Statements

Also, applicants must have a minimum of grade 4 or C at GCSE in English and Mathematics to secure admission at the University of Liverpool.

Likewise, the students must have attained minimum required scores in the following English language proficiency tests:

IELTS – 6.0

Additionally, TOEFL IBT – 78 to 100

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AIT launch one year’s Master’s Program on Marine Plastic Abatement (MPA) in August 2020 through the one time support from the Government of Japan. The program will train a new generation of Asian environmental leaders to combat the ocean plastic litter problem through advanced technologies and sound management practices.

The top 6 countries in the world that discharge the most plastic debris into the ocean are in Asia, according to the scientific research. Therefore, to empower young practitioners, social entrepreneurs, officials and professionals who can play significant roles in the marine plastic abatement is a key for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This contribution from Japan is to support “MARINE Initiative” unveiled at the G20 Osaka Summit in 2019, aimed at reducing additional pollution by marine plastic litter to zero by 2050.

Eligibility

Nationalities: Developing Countries;

Applicant must fulfill the AIT Entry Requirements;

Four years of undergraduate degree program or equivalent;

English Proficiency Requirement: AIT-EET:6 or IELTS-Academic:6 (writing 6) or TOEFL Paper: 550 (writing 59-61) or TOELF CBT: 213 (writing 25-26): TOEFL IBT: 80 (writing 21-23)

Applicant must apply for 1 year Master’s Program in Marine Plastic Abatement Program of School of Environment, Resources and Development (SERD)

The diversity of students’ home countries will be considered in the selection process.

Coverage

Scholarship covers the tuition and registration fees; provides bursary and accommodation allowances, medical insurance, visa renewal fee, research grant, and return air fare from home country.

Contact:

Admissions and Scholarship Unit, Office of Student Affairs: admissions@ait.ac.th

Office of International Affairs: oia@ait.ac.th

Environmental and Engineering Program(EEM): suchitra@ait.ac.th

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