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GREAT-UCL India Scholarship Programme 2016/17Funds for NGOs Activities:
Education About the scholarship:At least four scholarships available for students, each worth £11,250. The scholarship is usually set against tuition fees, unless otherwise requested by the scholar. The award is paid in three equal instalments if payment is made directly to the scholarship holder at the start of each term. The award is tenable for one year only. Eligibility criteria: All those aspirants who are interested in applying must be a prospective full-time master’s student undertaking one of the programs at UCL and must be domiciled in India. Selection procedure: On the basis of achievement, academic excellence and potential and recommendation of the academic department, scholarships will be awarded. The successful candidate will be notified as soon as a decision has been made in June. Last date to Apply28 Feb 2016 Scholarships are available for the following students: Those pursuing their M.Sc studies at: UCL Institute for Women’s Health UCL Institute of Ophthalmology UCL Institute of Education UCL Physics and Astronomy It is a joint programme part funded through GREAT funds and through contributions made by UK universities. A scholarship notification has been released by The University College London (UCL), UK, that invites eligible and interested aspirants aspirants to apply for GREAT- India UCL Scholarships 2016 for students applying for M.Sc programme at the universities for the academic session 2016. Funded through GREAT funds, The GREAT-UCL India Scholarship Programme is a joint programme part and through contributions made by UK Universities. Applicants are advised to check information regularly to ensure that they are aware of current deadlines, procedures etc. GREAT-UCL India Scholarship Programme 2016/17:GREAT-UCL India Scholarship Programme is a joint programme part funded through GREAT funds and through contributions made by UK Universities. GREAT is a part of the UK Government’s campaign to show to the world the best of the UK. Over the last two years (2014/15 & 2015/16) 750 scholarships were offered to Indian students covering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses at participating UK universities. As part of the GREAT-UCL India Scholarship Programme 2016/17, UCL will be offering four jointly funded scholarships worth £11,250 each. There will be one award for each of the four relevant areas of study, with only the Master's programmes listed below being eligible. The duration of each programme is 1 year unless specified otherwise. As part of the GREAT-UCL India Scholarship Programme 2016/17, UCL will be offering four jointly funded scholarships worth £11,250 each. There will be one award for each of the four relevant areas of study, with only the Master's programmes listed below being eligible. The duration of each programme is 1 year unless specified otherwise. Women’s Health (UCL Institute for Women’s Health) MSc Prenatal Genetics and Foetal Medicine · MSc Reproductive Science and Women’s Health MSc Prenatal Genetics and Foetal Medicine MSc Reproductive Science and Women’s Health Ophthalmology (UCL Institute of Ophthalmology) MSc Clinical Ophthalmology MSc in Ophthalmology with Clinical Practice (2 years ; the scholarship is applicable for the first year only) MSc Biology of Vision MSc Applied Immunology MSc Applied and Regenerative Neuroscience MRes Vision Research Psychology and Human Development (UCL Institute of Education) MSc in Child Development MSc Psychology of Education MSc Developmental and Educational Psychology MA Education (Psychology) MA/MSc Educational Neuroscience MA Specific Learning Difficulties (Dyslexia) MSc Speech, Language and Communication Needs in Schools Advanced Practice Physics and Astronomy (UCL Physics and Astronomy) MSc Scientific Computing MSc Quantum Technologies MSc Astrophysics MSc Physics MSc Planetary Science MSc Nanotechnology Eligibility Requirements Candidates must:
Value, terms and conditions The value of each award is £11,250. Unless otherwise requested by the scholar, the scholarship is usually set against tuition fees. If payment is made directly to the scholarship holder, the award is paid in three equal instalments at the start of each term. The award is tenable for one year only. An award cannot be deferred to a later year. For further information visit: Similar PostsClimate Change Impact on Agriculture in IndiaCall for Applications Climate Change Impact on Agriculture in India FIFA Foundation Community Programme 2024 Grants Latest Funding for Indian NGOs Netherlands Enterprise Agency Sustainable Water Fund programme Newton Bhabha UK-India Industrial Waste Challenge 2017 Village Cap invites Applications - Education in India TWAS-NRF Doctoral Programme - Last date 18 July 2017 Fund for Cooperation and Knowledge - Scholarships for Students - Last date 12 Jun 2017 Scaling Up Women’s Entrepreneurship in India Apply for Women Transforming India - Breaking the Glass Ceiling - Last date 1st June 2017 Erbacher Foundation Grants - India, Tanzania, Uganda Last date 1st August 2017
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