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In the following text, interested students can find all necessary information and specifics or
useful links to further sources that explain the MSc Programmes, entry requirements and
the selection process. Extensive information can be retrieved from IRENA’s and MASDAR
Institute’s websites
During these two years Programmes, IRENA’s MSc scholars will work on a research project
and can select between the below listed MSc Programmes. The study is completed with a
Master thesis. Research project and Master thesis shall be relevant to renewable energies
Eligibility Criteria:
The Applicant:
a. Should not have obtained below 70% marks in entire academic career (SSC, HSC,
BA/BSc, Masters)
b. Should have obtained at least 65% or above marks in Masters (MS/MSc or other 16
years of education or in BE/BSc Engineering, MBBS, LLB, MBA, or equivalent.
c. With completed sixteen (16) years or equivalent bachelor’s degree for Master’s studies.
d. With MS/ M. Phil completed degree will be given preference in PhD studies.
e. With PhD completed degree will be given preference in Post Doctoral / Research
studies.
f. Should be fulfilling the respective university’s eligibility criteria of the course / degree,
in which he / she is interested to apply.
g. Applying in only one program, country as well as course
Scholarship Application Deadline: May 13, 2011 for Kenya, Mauritius, Nigeria, South
Pacific and Tanzania
and May 31, 2011 for South Africa.
1. Mining Waste Management (One Fellowship): Mining and Mineral Processing Innovation
Network for Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Waste Technologies (MIN –
NOVATION).
2. Solid State Physics (One Fellowship): Studies Magnetostriction in Stoichiometric and
Doped Magnetite Single Crystals.
3. Geo-engineering (Three Fellowships): (1) Properties of Near Wellbore Region; (2)
Simulation of Flow in Near Wellbore Region.
4. Mechanical Engineering (Two Fellowships): Availability Problems in Transportation
Systems and Devices.
5. Geology and Geophysics (One Fellowship): Prospecting for Mineral Deposits in Desert
Environment.
6. Ceramic and Metal Engineering (Three Fellowships): Advanced Ceramic Materials.
7. Manufacturing Technology Engineering (Two Fellowships): Transportation Technology
Systems and Devices.
8. Sociology and Socio-Cultural Anthropology (One Fellowship): Diverging Patterns of
European Culture and Technology in the Globalizing World.
9. Automation and Monitoring Engineering (One Fellowship): Supervisory Control and
Monitoring of Transportation Processes.
10. Software Engineering (Two Fellowships): Smart Methodologies for Development of
Software for Embedded Systems.
11. Transport Engineering (Two Fellowships): Transportation System Telematics.
12. Gas Engineering (One Fellowship): Enhanced Gas Recovery (EGR) Technology with CO²
Sequestration in Gas Fields.
13. Decision Engineering (Two Fellowships): Problem Base Engineering.
Jointly funded by the Kalinga Foundation Trust, the Orissa Government of India
and the Indian Government, the UNESCO Prize for the Popularization of Science.
Study Subject: Popularization of Science
Employer: UNESCO
Level: for Writers, editors, lecturers, radio/television programme directors or film producers
Scholarship Description: The UNESCO Kalinga Prize for the Popularization of Science is an
international distinction created by UNESCO in 1951 following a donation from Mr
Bijoyanand Patnaik, Founder and President of the Kalinga Foundation Trust in India.
The purpose of the Prize is to reward the efforts of a person who has had a distinguished
career as a writer, editor, lecturer, radio/television programme director or film producer,
which has enabled him/her to help interpret science, research and technology to the public.
He/she is expected to be knowledgeable of the role of science, technology and general
research in the improvement of the public welfare, the enrichment of the cultural heritage of
nations and the solutions to the problems of humanity. The objective of the Prize is in
conformity with UNESCO’s policies and is related to the Programme on the popularization of
science.
Candidates shall have made a significant contribution to the popularization of science. The
Prize may be conferred only upon individuals. A work that has been produced by two or
three persons shall not be considered
Fields of Study
The candidates may choose to study in the following fields of study, which are aligned with
UNESCO’s objectives and programme priorities, as per approved 35 C/5 and in accordance
with the decisions made by the Executive Board (161 EX/Decision 3.6.3 and 165
EX/Decision 8.6) :
Duration
One month duration: from October to November 2011.
Qualifications Required
Candidates must meet the following criteria:
Scholars with a Ph.D. and a minimum two years postdoctoral university or college teaching
experience are preferred. Academic and professional candidates will be considered.
Applicants combining teaching and research are advised to plan on an 80/20 teaching to
research ratio. Undergraduate classes (100-1,000 students) are large in public schools, but
get smaller (below 100) for advanced and graduate classes. Candidates are advised to
correspond with potential host institutions to determine whether their specializations fit into
existing programs. A letter of invitation is recommended, but not required.
The GUIPRS covers tuition fees for the student and Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
for the student and their dependant/s. No other expenses are paid by this scheme; however
award recipients may seek additional funding from alternative sources. In addition, the
scheme also supports international applicants successful in gaining stipend scholarships. The
GUIPRS is available to international students only. Applicants must have completed, or
expect to complete, four years of higher education studies at a very high level and be
intending to enroll full-time in an approved doctoral or research masters program. Part-time
awards may be offered to students who, for social or medical reasons, are unable to study
full-time.
Scholarship Application Deadline: Mid-Year Round close 29 May, 2011 and 16 October,
2011 for the End-of-Year Round Further Scholarship Information and Application
16, International PhD Scholarship at School of Social Work, UK
In addition to the research proposal, the application must include the completed application
form, copies of a Master’s degree certificate or other certificates of a corresponding level,
brief curriculum vitae (CV), a list of papers and publications, and one copy of a selected
written work (e.g. Masters thesis). Applicants must enclose documentation for English
language skills. Documentation of GRE and/or GMAT scores is strongly encouraged. For
submitting GMAT scores, look up Copenhagen Business School in the GMAC register and
choose the PhD Program. A committee of experts in the field in question will assess the
applications. The assessment of the applicants will be based on the quality and relevance of
the project, including an evaluation of the applicant’s ability to accomplish it. Following this
assessment, the management of the department will select the winners of the scholarships.
Please send detailed curriculum vitae, GRE/TOEFL scores, statement of research interests,
three references, and relevant publications (if applicable) electronically to:
The DRD at the University of the Western Cape in Cape Town offers DAAD merit
scholarships for the MA and M Econ in Development Studies
Study Subject: Development Studies
Employer: DRD
Level: Masters
Scholarship Description: Scholarship applicants should have an excellent academic record
in any social science, economics or in public administration and other management
sciences. Only students with an average upper second or first class grade for their previous
degree(s) will be considered. For Information on the courses offered can be obtained on
www.uwc.ac.za (go to Institutes, then to Institute for Social Development).
Please submit
• a letter of application, motivating your application
• the DAAD application form (available for download from the scholarship section)
• a CV, also indicating relevant work experience as intern or as employee
• an academic transcript from your last university
• certified copies of all academic certificates
• two academic references, to be submitted separately by the referee, and clearly indicating
your name
• the proposed topic of your masters thesis
Please submit scholarship applications electronically to cdrcoordination-at-gmail.com, with
relevant documents as scanned pdf attachments, or in hard copy to Ina Conradie, Institute
for Social Development, University of the Western Cape, Private Bag X17, Belville 7535,
Cape Town, South Africa. Please also notify us by e-mail if you submit a hard copy by mail,
as mail can sometimes be slow and unreliable. It is much safer to submit by email. If you
send a hard copy, please allow about 6 – 8 weeks for it to reach us.
Please make sure that your application is complete, as no incomplete submissions will be
considered.
The DRD at the University of the Western Cape in Cape Town offers DAAD merit
scholarships for PhD students in the fields of Governance, Public Policy, Public
Management or Development Studies
Study Subject: Governance, Public Policy, Public Management or Development Studies
Employer: DRD
Level: PhD
Scholarship Description: Applicants should have an excellent academic record in the field
they are applying for, or in a related field of study. Only students with an average upper
second or first class grade for their previous degree(s) will be considered. For more
information regarding scholarships see the scholarship section of our website (www.drd-
sa.org) or if you experience problems write tobcdrcoordination-at-gmail.com.
Please submit
• a letter of application,
• the DAAD application form (available for download from the scholarship section),
• a CV,
• an academic transcript from your last university,
• certified copies of all academic certificates
• two academic references, to be submitted separately by the referee, and clearly indicating
your name
• a research proposal
Please submit scholarship applications electronically to cdrcoordination@gmail.com with
relevant documents as scanned pdf attachments, or in hard copy to Ina Conradie, Institute
for Social Development, University of the Western Cape, Private Bag X17, Belville 7535,
Cape
Town, South Africa. Please also notify us by e-mail if you submit a hard copy by mail, as
mail can sometimes be slow and unreliable. It is much safer to submit by email. If you send
a hard copy, please allow about 6 – 8 weeks for it to reach us. Please make sure that your
application is complete, as no incomplete submissions will be considered.
The DRD at the University of the Western Cape in Cape Town offers DAAD merit
scholarships for the Masters in Public Administration
Eligibility criteria
* Singaporeans and Singapore Permanent Residents are not eligible to apply
* A good bachelor’s degree
* At least two years of management or professional experience
* Proficiency in the English Language
* An acceptable score in the Graduate Management Admission Test [GMAT]
* You should not be on paid employment or accept paid employment or concurrently hold
any other scholarship, fellowship, bursary or top-up allowance during the prescribed period
of the award
Scholarship Application Deadline: Open in November 2011 and close in December 2011.
Qualifications
Candidates should have (or soon obtain) a master’s degree in engineering or a similar
degree with an equivalent academic level. Candidates may apply prior to obtaining their
master’s degree, but cannot begin the PhD education before having received the grade.
Study Subject: Getting it right for young people: Empowering pharmacies to develop their
practic
Employer: The University of Central Lancashire
Level:PhD
Scholarship Description: Applications are invited for a full-time scholarship available in
the School of Pharmacy & Biomedical Sciences. The scholarship is tenable for up to 3 years
for a PhD (via MPhil route) [subject to satisfactory progress] and is open to international
applicants only. UK/EU applicants are not eligible to apply. The scholarship will provide
£15000 towards the cost of the International tuition fee over 3 years.
In this project, the student will explore current practice among pharmacists – in both
community and hospital settings – in relation to young people’s health. They will use the DH
England ‘You’re Welcome’ framework (2007) to map the practice development needs of six
participating community and hospital pharmacy sites. Important issues will include
resources – principally staff, premises and training. We hope that all six pharmacies will
ultimately be accredited under the terms of this framework, and that the student will
describe the process and challenges of working towards this accreditation. Cross-national
work would be welcomed.
Austria, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany,
Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland,
Slovak Republic, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States. Whilst
candidates should hold a Ph.D. or have the equivalent expertise and/or be extensively
published, priority is given to the overall scientific quality of each application ?considering
its relevance to the Programme’s Research Themes and the Programme’s multi-disciplinary
focus. Applicants should have completed their postdoctoral training, should have a in
permanent position, and, upon completion of the Fellowship, the candidate should return to
employment with his/her laboratory of origin. If this is not the case, he/she must prove that
there is a continued on-going scientific affiliation with the former laboratory, as this ensures
that the relationships established during the fellowship are put to beneficial use. Scientists
already holding a position in a foreign laboratory are not eligible to apply to remain in that
laboratory.
The maximum duration of the grants is four years. Grants require annual renewal. Renewal
is contingent on the students benefitting from such grants achieving the training and
research objectives established in each case. One of these objectives is to complete the
organized research period within a maximum of three years. Another is to carry out
research papers derived from the doctoral thesis. The rules for renewal and the resolutions
on the allocation of IN3-UOC grants.
Objective
The objective of the C V Raman International Fellowship is to provide opportunities to
African researchers to conduct, under the guidance of their host in India, collaborative
research with leading research groups in universities and other Indian institutions in various
areas of Science & Technology.
Types and number of fellowships offered
Each African country will have 8 slots of fellowship totaling approximately 416 fellowships
under this programme.
(a) Post Doctoral Fellowship – Duration 6 months. Maximum 2 fellowships of 6 months
duration each or one fellowship thereof subject to total 12 man-months.
(b) Visiting fellowship – Duration 3 months. Maximum 3 fellowships
(c) Senior Fellowship – Duration 1 month. Maximum 3 fellowships
Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) is the Coordinating Partner
for C V Raman International Fellowship. FICCI, on behalf of Department of Science &
Technology, invites applications from African researchers for the award of C V Raman
International Fellowship to conduct research in Indian research laboratories/institutes in
chosen areas of Science & Technology.
Study Subject:Journalism
Employer: John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
Level: Fellowships project
Scholarship Description:The Knight International Journalism Fellowships program makes
lasting, visible changes that improve the quality and free flow of news in the public interest
around the world. Funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the year-long
program sends international media professionals to countries where there are opportunities
to promote reliable, insightful journalism that holds officials accountable.Knight
International Fellows work in these key regions: Asia/Pacific, Eurasia/Former Soviet Union,
Latin America, Middle East/North Africa, and Sub-Saharan African.
-Strong leadership qualities
- Fluency in the local language of the host country
- Demonstrated knowledge of project focus and experience in project medium/media
- Minimum of 10 years journalism experience
- Training experience is a plus
- Fellowship is open to any nationality
- Fellowship duration is a minimum of one year, unless otherwise specified
An orientation program for new Knight International Journalism Fellows providing
information about the Fellowships and training in digital media, mentoring techniques and
monitoring and evaluation methods takes place twice annually.
Applicants should have, or expect to gain a first or upper second class honours degree in
one of the biological sciences, be a UK national ordinarily resident in the UK or an EEA or
Swiss national classified as an ‘EEA migrant worker’
33, Thuthuka Bursary Fund 2012 for Undergraduate B.Com Accounting Education
Programmes, South Africa
Bursaries for Black African and Coloured students by SAICA for undergraduate
BCom Accounting programmes, South Africa
Study Subject: Accounting
Employer: SAICA
Level: Undergraduate
Scholarship Description: The purpose of the project is to annually place between 250 –
300 fully bursared Black African and Colored students at selected SAICA-accredited
universities in cohorts of 50 per university on special undergraduate B.Com Accounting
education programmes. The accredited universities that are part of the programme are the
University of KwaZulu-Natal, University of Johannesburg, Stellenbosch University, University
of Pretoria, University of Cape Town, Free State University and the Nelson Mandela
Metropolitan University.
The Thuthuka Bursary Fund is looking for academically strong learners who aspire to
become Chartered Accountants. Students who do exceptionally well in Mathematics and
have excellent marks in the other subject to qualify for university entrance may apply.
The Kenya TBA (Tropical Biology Association) Postgraduate Scholarships are annually
offered by the Tropical Biology Association to its African alumni which are funded through a
consortium of TBA funders. The scholarships are to help African alumni undertake
postgraduate studies after they have attended TBA courses. They are part of the TBA
alumni follow up support programme designed to promote human resource development
and strengthen professional expertise among African biologists in biodiversity conservation
and research.
The TBA Postgraduate scholarship programme is designed so that fellows may study in any
country or institution that best meets their academic needs. However, applications to study
at an African institution providing suitable study programmes will be given priority.
Eligibility:
- Applicants must be nationals from Africa who have attended a TBA course.
- Priority will be given to those who attended courses since 2001.
- Applicants must pursue a postgraduate degree that will directly enhance their research
and conservation skills that is relevant to their own country.
Funding information
Value: Tuition fees, travel costs, study materials, and a modest living allowance.
Research Funding by STINT and The National Research Foundation of Korea, NRF
in the field of All areas of science, medicine, natural science, technology,
humanities and social science- 2011
Study Subject: All areas of science, medicine, natural science, technology, humanities and
social science.
Employer:STINT and The National Research Foundation of Korea, NRF
Level: Research
Scholarship Description:STINT and The National Research Foundation of Korea, NRF, has
opened the 2011 call for applications to a joint programme with the aim of promoting
colloborative research projects. The objective of the programme is to encourage new
patterns of cooperation.
In 2011 the programme is open for applications in all areas of science, medicine, natural
science, technology, humanities and social science. Researchers and scholars at institutions
of higher education as well as at research institututes in both countries are eligible to apply
for funding, to STINT and NRF respectively.
41, 2011 Naming and Branding Scholarship for Undergraduate Students, USA
Scholarship for the undergraduate prospective student for law degree program in
New Zealand 2011
Study Subject: Law
Employer: University of Canterbury
Level: Undergraduate Prospective Students
Scholarship Description:This scholarship was initiated by the 2005 School of Law Reunion
of pre-1966 graduates, in conjunction with the Canterbury District Law Society.
The purpose is to attract top students to the School of Law and assist in maintaining and
enhancing its excellent reputation in New Zealand legal and university circles. This in turn is
to the advantage of tertiary educational standards at the University and the benefit of the
legal profession in Canterbury.
a) are a NZ citizen or permanent resident; and
b) are enrolled in their last year of study at a New Zealand secondary school; and
c) will begin the first year of full time study for a Bachelor of Laws degree programme at the
University of Canterbury in the next academic year. The enrolment must include LAWS101;
LAWS102 is also recommended; and
d) undertakes to remain enrolled at the University of Canterbury until completing a Bachelor
of Laws degree.
49, 2011-2012 Scholarships in Art and Social Science College at University of Hull,
UK
Scholarship for postgraduate studies within the faculty of art & science
at University of hull, UK 2011
Study Subject: Art and Social Science
Employer: University of Hull
Level: Masters
Scholarship Description: The Scheme applies to international (non-UK and non-EU)
students making applications for a full-time postgraduate taught course of study only. It
does not apply to research degrees such as MPhil or PhD.
Applications should bemade direct to the department responsible for administering your
chosen programme. No application for a Scholarship shall be considered without the
Department having first received an application formfor a postgraduate programme of
study. Award of scholarships is up to amaximumof £1,000 and is at the discretion of the
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Faculty may award a Scholarship subject to satisfaction
of any conditions, which it determines appropriate to entry to the programme of study.
Scholarships may only be awarded to applicants satisfying general University, Departmental
and Programme of Study regulations. The Scholarship is payable as a credit against tuition
fees only. No guarantee of a Scholarship cans bemade where an applicant indicates that
he/she wishes to defer entry.
The 2011 MQRES full-time stipend rate is $22,860 pa tax exempt for 3.5 years. For an
international candidate tuition fees will be covered for the scholarship period. For a domestic
candidate tuition fees are covered by RTS funding.
Climate Project: Given the continuing failure of governments and multilateral treaties to
deliver effective climate outcomes, this project investigates an emerging, but potentially
powerful new ‘actor’ in climate governance regimes both in Australia and globally. These
new actors take the form of climate change civil society movements (eg ‘Get Up’, ‘1 Million
Women’, ‘350.org’ and ‘1010’). The project examines the circumstances under which these
new movements can shape law, policy and practice (eg direct action mechanisms, lobbying
and partnerships) to produce effective and legitimate climate outcomes. The project aims to
develop principles to guide these new movements to better influence climate law regimes
and deliver improved climate outcomes.
Groundwater Project: This project responds to the recent call for a ‘water reform revolution’
to empower communities to collaboratively manage water buy-back and entitlements in
Australia. The project will examine the circumstances under which collaborative forms of
groundwater management are likely to be effective both as a standalone governance
approach and as a component of wider legal and regulatory systems. It aims to provide
necessary guidance and prescription to policy makers so they can deliver this ‘revolution’
and mobilise collaborative groundwater governance to achieve improved environmental
outcomes for Australia.
The successful applicant will join an innovative team of researchers at Macquarie Law School
who are undertaking interdisciplinary research on contemporary issues related to legal
governance and public policy.
These scholarships are open to both domestic and international applicants, although only
one is currently available for an international student.
YTL Power Scholarship Fund was established with the objective of promoting higher
education by offering scholarships to qualified students who are pursuing full-time
foundation and degree courses at University Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN). Given the
opportunity, such individuals will be able to achieve their full potential and assume
leadership positions to contribute towards the nation’s economic development.
• Malaysian citizens
• Good SPM & STPM (or equivalent) grades
• A record of active participation in extra curricular activities is added advantage
• Have obtained admission into University Tenaga Nasional for full-time foundation and
degree courses.
Applicants should read the job description document before writing their application. You
will be required to upload a supporting statement setting out how you meet the selection
criteria, a curriculum vitae, a list of publications, details of teaching experience, a statement
of research interests, and the names and contact details of two referees as part of your
online application.
Doctoral scholarship for postgraduate student for the research in law domestic &
international studies New Zealand 2011
Study Subject: Law
Employer: University of Canterbury
Level: PhD
Scholarship Description: The purpose of the New Zealand Law Foundation Doctoral
Scholarship is to encourage postgraduate study and research in law in New Zealand. The
scholarship will be awarded to a doctoral candidate who will carry out research in a defined
area of the law which is for the benefit of New Zealand and its legal system, and which
encompasses the wider objectives of the New Zealand Law Foundation.
A scholarship may be awarded to any person who is the holder of a masters or honours
degree of a university in New Zealand or elsewhere, or any equivalent qualification.
Research in law, Domestic & international studies
Scholarship Application Deadline: 01, Oct, 2011
Applicants should read the job description document before writing their application. You
will be required to upload a supporting statement setting out how you meet the selection
criteria, a curriculum vitae, a list of publications, details of teaching experience, a statement
of research interests, and the names and contact details of two referees as part of your
online application.
Study Subject:Pharmacometrics
Employer:Uppsala University
Level:PhD
Scholarship Description:Pharmacometric models describe the time course of disease and
the effects of drugs on these time courses. The research group in Pharmacometrics is
involved in methodological research concerning principles and approaches for the
development and use of these types of models as well applied development and use of
models in specific therapeutic areas to enhance the understanding of diseases and the
effects of treatment in order to streamline the development of new drugs and improve
therapy with existing medicine.
Selection of candidates will be made by the supervisor in consultation with the institution’s
research education group. The Medicine and Pharmacy Research Education Committee is the
body that formally accepts the student. Salary is according to local guidelines at Uppsala
University. Scholarship Application Deadline:4th of May, 2011
Please note that an Overseas PhD Scholarship does not provide funds for living expenses
(i.e. a maintenance grant), and successful applicants will have to pay full-time UK/EU
student fees for the duration of the scholarship (£3,550 for the 2011 academic
session).Applicants should have a first class or upper-second class honours degree in
computer science, engineering, mathematics, or the physical sciences. Applicants may wish
to contact the Postgraduate Admissions Office for advice regarding the comparability of their
qualifications
Preference will also be given to applicants who demonstrate potential for leadership and
potential to make a significant contribution to New Zealand.
Scholarship Application Deadline:15 Dec 2011
Scholarship for Undergraduate studies in Law by the Simpson Grierson Law Firm ,
New Zealand
Study Subject:Law
Employer: Simpson Grierson Law Firm
Level: Undergraduate
Scholarship Description: Simpson Grierson established these scholarships in 2003 to
assist students studying for the LLB to complete their studies and gain work
experience.Applicants must be New Zealand citizens or permanent residents of New Zealand
who, during the year of tenure, will be enrolled full time for the penultimate year of LLB
study at the University of Canterbury (in either a single or double degree programme).
The fellowships shall be open to persons of either gender who are NZ citizens or permanent
residents who:
a) are candidates for a doctoral scholarship awarded by a New Zealand university; and
b) whose degree is awarded in any faculty or school which, if that degree had been
available in 1935, would in the opinion of the NZVCC be expected to have been awarded
following a course of study in one or other of the Faculties of Arts, Science, Law, Commerce
or Agriculture.
KCA University invites applications from qualified candidates for the Chancellor’s Scholarship
– 2011. This is a competitive scholarship given to outstanding finalists of Kenya Certificate
of Secondary Education (KCSE) and covers the cost of tuition. Successful applicants will join
the institution in May 2011 to study for the following courses:
• Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
• Bachelor of Commerce.
CRITERIA
To qualify, the applicant must:
• Have passed with a minimum KCSE mean Grade A- (A minus) within the last two (2)
years
• Be a Kenyan Citizen aged between 18 to 23 years old as at May 2011
APPLICATION PROCESS
Interested applicants must complete both the scholarship form and the general course
application form; attach copies of results slips and school leaving certificate. The applicants
must also submit two reference forms filled by their secondary school head teacher and
another individual with personal knowledge of the applicants’ character, academic
achievements, and co-curriculum activities.
The forms can be collected from the Registrar’s office, Nairobi or KCA Kisumu, Swan Center
1st Floor, Kisumu or downloaded from the university website – www.kca.ac.ke.
Shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews to be held on 29th April, 2011 from
9.00am at the Main Campus, Ruaraka Nairobi.
Ensure that their application reaches the Student Money Service by the advertised
deadline. Applicants and not the University (or its staff) are entirely responsible for meeting
this element of the criteria.
Gain a first class honours degree or an upper second class honours degree or equivalent
qualification (students with qualifications gained from outside the UK will be dealt with on a
case-by-case basis)
Be offered a place on an eligible, taught Masters course, accept this offer and enrol on
the course within the appropriate timeframe.
Study Subject:Astronomy
Employer: University of Canterbury
Level: Postgraduate
Scholarship Description:The Dennis William Moore Scholarship was established in 1999
as a result of a capital donation to the University of Canterbury from the Estate of Dennis
William
Eligibility:For a thesis student in Astronomy who has been or will be undertaking
observational work at Mt John as part of his/her thesis work.
Please note that application forms are only available from approximately 8 weeks ahead of
the closing date.
Students must complete an application form and return it to the Sports Scholarship
Committee. They should also apply to the CAO in the normal way. \Applications will be
accepted up until May 1st. Each application must be accompanied by a sporting reference
from the student’s Coach / National Governing Body. All applications will be reviewed by the
Sports Scholarship Committee and each student will receive written notification on the
outcome of his/her application.
The studentship provides maintenance of £13,590 p.a. (tax free) plus fees. EU and
international students are eligible, but note that only fees corresponding to the home
student rate will be paid and Non EU students must find the difference from other sources.
There is also funding to pay for computing resources and travel to summer schools and
conferences.
Postdoctoral Position in the field of in new chemical mechanisms for actuation and
locomotion in micro robotics in IIT – Center for MicroBioRobotics@SSSA in Italy
Study Subject: New chemical mechanisms for actuation and locomotion in microrobotic
Employer: Center for MicroBioRobotics@SSSA
Level: Postdoctoral
Scholarship Description:The Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT), with headquarters in
Genova (Italy), is a non- profit institution with the primary goal of to promote excellence in
basic and applied research and to contribute to the economic development of Italy. The
Center for MicroBioRobotics@SSSA of the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT), directed by
Dr. Barbara Mazzolai, aims at developing innovative methodologies and robotic
technologies, new materials, and advanced components, both for the design and
construction of high performance bio-inspired machines and systems at the micro scale, and
for the development of devices for biomedical, environmental, and rescue applications. The
mission of the Center is to generate and promote new scientific and technological
knowledge in the microbiorobotics field, which is fully deployed by inventions deriving from
an interdisciplinary approach to the tackled scientific problems. The scientific activities are
carried out within the Micro Robotics and the Smart Materials Platforms.
The ideal candidate has expertise in one or more of the following areas: organic chemistry,
electrochemistry, biochemistry, and/or analytical chemistry. Previous experiences about
reaction mechanisms and kinetics are also beneficial .He/she will work in a micro
engineering context in close collaboration with engineers/physicians/biologists for the
development of new sensors, actuators and micro robots. In particular, for these new
devices some specific developments will be: ionic solutions for osmotic type of actuation;
soft, self-propelling structures and oscillating hydrogels; mono- and multi-layer bio-inspired
membranes.
Master’s Scholarships for UK/EU and non-EU students in the field of Food & Water
Security at Aberystwyth University UK-2011
A total of 3 scholarships worth £5000 from tuition fees of full-time students on the MSc
Food & Water Security course are available for students who commence their studies in
September 2011. This is open to both UK/EU and non-EU students. Separate application
forms will not be required. Therefore it is essential that the application for a place.
Applicants should possess a PhD degree in one of the following disciplines: mechanical
engineering, aerospace engineering, bioengineering, physics, applied mathematics, micro
engineering, micro-/nano-technologies (this list is freely ordered, i.e. it does not imply any
ranks amongst the listed disciplines). Candidates from other disciplines are also welcome,
provided that they demonstrate skills in the above-mentioned areas. The selected candidate
will work on the development of micro robotic components and systems for biomedical
applications, able to perform therapeutic and diagnostic procedures with minimal
invasiveness in remote locations of the human body. Addressed districts include (yet they
are not restricted to) the cardiovascular and the central nervous systems. The selected
candidate will work in a micro engineering context, also in collaboration with medical
doctors, drug developers, chemists and material scientists.
Conduct research in area of specialization. Scholars with a Ph.D. and postdoctoral university
or college teaching experience, as well as prior experience in developing countries, are
preferred. The academic calendar in Chad consists of three terms: October through
December, January through March and April through June, but is subject to change. A letter
of invitation from the host institution is not needed to apply.