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Dick and Mary Earle Scholarship in Technology New Zealand

Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Innovation and product development and bioprocess technology at New Zealand universities, Dick and Mary Earle established this scholarship for the support and encouragement of postgraduate research into aspects of technology in New Zealand universities.

Technology is important to the well-being and the enhanced social fabric of the community; and it is hoped that through the scholarship suitably qualified graduates will improve their own capacity to advance technology and also make a contribution to technological knowledge relevant to New Zealand. This scholarship is to provide funds for individuals to undertake research towards a masters or doctorate degree at a New Zealand university or research institution in one or both of the following fields: Innovation and product development, bioprocess technology.

Study Subject(s):Innovation and product development, bioprocess technology
Course Level:Postgraduate Research
Provider: Dick and Mary Earle
Study at: New Zealand
How to Apply: Online
Application Deadline: 1 October 2012
Scholarship Information: www.engineering.auckland.ac.nz

Eligibility:
The scholarship is available for up to three years according to the course of university study. Applications can be made by students who have completed an undergraduate degree in any of the following: BTech, BEng, BE or equivalent and are either a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident. As part of the application criteria students must submit a proposed project to the panel. The relevance of this project for New Zealand manufacturers, products or services is a key consideration for the scholarship selection board.

What it covers: The scholarships are valued at $17,000 per annum at masters level and $20,000 per annum at PhD level, and may be used in any way that helps the scholars to meet the purposes of the award.

Tenure: The scholarship is available for up to three years according to the course of study. It would normally be expected that scholars would study for one degree at a university. Payments will be made six-monthly and dependent on a positive and satisfactory report on progress from the institution at which they are studying. unsatisfactory progress may lead to termination of the award. It is intended that, subject to availability of finance, there will be up to six scholarships at any one time, one being normally offered annually in each of the two fields designated.

Applications Procedure: Applications made by University of Auckland students or students who have graduated within the last five years are to be handed in at the University of Auckland Scholarships Office. Otherwise please apply directly to Universities NZ here. Applications close 1 October 2012.

Fulbright Junior Staff Development Scholarships Program 2013-2014

Programs are welcomed from appropriately certified Mauritian nationwide for the prize of grants for a highest possible of 2 years under the above-mentioned System for educational year 2013-2014.Visiting pupil competitors is extreme, particularly in the areas of literature, interaction, business, sciences such as chemical make up, chemistry, science and technological innovation relevant professions. High analyze ratings for these areas as well as for Ph.D. applicants in any area are essential. Programs in medication, dental care, theology and vet services are not available. Post-doctoral analysis under the above described areas is also prohibited under this method.

Study Subject(s):Courses offered by the universities
Course Level:Master and PhD
Scholarship Provider:Embassy of the United States of America/Ministry of Education & Human Resources Collaboration
Scholarship can be taken at: USA
How to Apply: Online
Application Deadline: July 23, 2012
Scholarship Information: photos.state.gov

Eligibility:
For Master’s degree:
-SC/GCE O? stage with breaks in at least five topics such as British terminology, at one and the same seated.
-HSC with 3 topics at Major Level and a complete in GP at one and the same seated.
-A lowest conventional of Higher Second Category Bachelor's Level.
For PhD:
-HSC with t5hree topics at Major Level and a Pass in GP acquired at one and the same seated.
-A lowest conventional of Higher Second Category Bachelor's Level.
For non-degree analysis program:
-HSC with three topics at Major Level acquired at one and the same seated.
-A lowest conventional of Higher Second Category Bachelor's Level.