TU Delft Excellence Scholarships

Link: http://www.tudelft.nl/en/study/studying-at-the-tu-delft/finances/scholarships-awards/tu-delft-excellence-scholarships/

TU Delft’s mission is to make a significant contribution towards a sustainable society for the twenty-first century by conducting ground-breaking scientific and technological research which is acknowledged as world-class, by training scientists and engineers with a genuine commitment to society and by helping to translate knowledge into technological innovations and activity with both economic and social value.

Research at TU Delft encompasses virtually the entire spectrum of engineering sciences and it is this breadth that forms the basis for TU Delft’s strong scientific profile. The research questions we tackle are strongly inspired by important future challenges facing society.

TU Delft Excellence Scholarships are in line with our research-based initiatives such as Health, Energy, Globalization and Infrastructures & Mobility which are among the most important themes in today’s society. TU Delft aims to make an important scientific contribution to solving issues facing society that relate to these four themes, working from a thematic, multidisciplinary cooperation. Moreover, TU Delft is in the process of raising its international profile in several areas, some of them relatively new. This is to be achieved by clustering research capacity – either physically or virtually – in a number of university-wide institutes. This clustering of high-quality research capacity puts us in a better position to join national and international consortia and networks, and also makes us more attractive to top scientific talent.

Within the scope of the Excellence Scholarships, TU Delft also offers the Justus & Louise Van Effen Scholarships, financed by the legacy of Justus and Louise van Effen. Mr. van Effen studied at TU Delft in the 1940’s and strongly believed technological developments contribute to solving society’s issues.
The Foundation Justus & Louise van Effen was established with the aim of stimulating excellent international MSc students and financially supporting them in their wish to study at TU Delft.

Eligibility	Excellent international applicants admitted to one of TU Delft’s MSc programmes, with a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 80 percent or higher of the scale maximum in your bachelor’s degree from an internationally renowned university.
Value of the Scholarship	Full or partial scholarship
Procedure	To be considered for these scholarships, your complete application for an MSc programme must be uploaded before 1 December of the preceding year. In addition to all the regular documents for a MSc programme application, you must also upload a Scholarship Application Form (available mid September) in which you make clear why you are applying for the scholarship. Only students meeting this deadline who have been (conditionally) admitted to one of the MSc programmes of TU Delft will be considered for these scholarships.
Granting	Students who have been granted a scholarship will be informed by TU Delft per email by mid-March.
More information	Central International Office

Holland Scholarship [Deadline 31 March 2015]

Link: http://www.nuffic.nl/en/programme-administration/holland-scholarship

Holland Scholarship

The Holland Scholarship is the new national scholarship programme for Dutch and international students. The scholarship is made available by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science together with 48 Dutch higher education institutions. They will grant scholarships to 1,536 students per academic year.

EP-Nuffic has an advisory role in the implementation of the programme . We are responsible for providing information about the programme and promoting it, as well as coordinating the alumni network and organising events.

The scholarship programme is first and foremost a means of profiling Dutch higher education. It is aimed at stimulating talented international students from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) to study in Holland.

In addition, the programme aims to increase the international mobility of Dutch students, by stimulating them to study outside the EEA on a scholarship.

Vision on internationalisation

The Holland Scholarship was set up as a result of the Vision on internationalisation set out by the VSNU (the Association of Universities in the Netherlands) and the Netherlands Association of Universities of Applied Sciences, as well as the letter of the Ministry of Education Culture and Science in June 2014 outlining the government’s vision on internationalisation. One of the essential points in both documents was the strong demand for a new Dutch scholarship programme aimed at student mobility.

This programme is jointly financed by the ministry and Dutch higher education institutions.

More information

Information on the scholarship for international students is published on:

www.studyinholland.nl/hollandscholarship.

VU Fellowship Programme (VUFP)

Đây là học bổng trường VU Amsterdam, trường mình học ngày trước. Trong vòng 3 năm nay đều có sinh viên VN giành được học bổng này. Các bạn nhanh chóng apply nếu thấy phù hợp nhé. Deadline là 1 March.

Link: http://www.vu.nl/en/programmes/international-masters/scholarships/vu-fellowship-programme/index.asp#accept

The VU Fellowship Programme (VUFP) offers talented prospective students the unique opportunity to pursue a degree in a selection of Master’s programmes at VU University. VU University has committed to providing approximately 1 million euro towards attracting highly motivated, excellent students.

All applications received by 1 March will be reviewed by the faculty at which the applicant will be participating in a Master’s programme. Faculties then nominate applicants to the central VUFP scholarship committee, which then awards scholarships to the most talented students. The award is based on the motivation letter, the quality of previous education and the student’s academic performance therein. A scholarship offer will then be made to successful candidates.

Eligible candidates

The VU Fellowship Programme (VUFP) is a scholarship for strongly motivated students with excellent study results.

Eligible candidates must be able to prove their academic excellence, must be admitted to a preselected Master’s degree at VU University, do not have the Dutch nationality and have not graduated from a Dutch higher education programme.

Students following a one-year Master’s programme may not apply for the VUFP scholarship for a second year. Students already enrolled in a two-year Master’s programme who have not been awarded a VUFP scholarship in 2013/2014 are not eligible to apply for the VUFP scholarship 2014/2015.

Scholarships amounts

The VUFP scholarship covers your tuition fee, and provides for an allowance towards study and living costs (paid out in 3 installments over the year). Please note that the scholarship does not cover all your living expenses.

There are two variations of the VUFP scholarship:

€5.000 to students paying the tuition fee for EEA students
€15.000 to students paying the tuition fee for non-EEA students
The grant is awarded to students in their first year of a Master’s degree programme. Only students following a 2-year Master’s programme may apply for a second year and the prerequisite for a second application is the achievement of at least 80% of the 60 possible credits. The Faculty VUFP committee will be asked to demonstrate to the Central VUFP committee that these credits have indeed been achieved.

Application procedure

Action Deadline
First, students register for a Master’s programme in Studielink and the VUnet portal. More information on how to apply for a Master’s programme can be found on http://www.vu.nl/application 1 March 2014
After the application for a Master’s programme students apply for a VUFP scholarship by sending an e-mail to vufp@vu.nl. See How to apply for details 1 March 2014
The Central VUFP Committee decides which students will be offered a VUFP scholarship 1 May 2014
All students will receive an e-mail informing them of the Central VUPF committee’s decision concerning their application. VUFP candidates will receive an e-mail containing a nomination letter, the conditions of the VUFP scholarship and a statement of agreement. 6 May 2014
Procedure after nomination
Candidates return the signed statement of agreement to vufp@vu.nl . 1 June 2014

How to apply

Fill out the VUFP application form. The form must contain the following items:
1. Proof of excellence
2. Motivation Letter
3. Financial Plan

Save the completed application form as a PDF-file and name it ‘Studentnumber – programme that applies to you’. For example ‘S2500000 – Computer Science’. Attach the application form (pdf file) in an email.

Send your completed application to VUFP@vu.nl. Be sure to mention in the subject line ‘VUFP application (programme that applies to you)’. For example ‘VUFP application (Computer Science)’.

Please keep in mind that only completed application forms will be taken into consideration. If the form does not contain all three required documents your application will not be taken into consideration. Deadline for completing your VUFP application is 1 March 2014.

Conditions VUFP scholarship
Current VUFP scholars

VUFP scholars following a two year Master’s programme do not need to re-apply for the VUFP scholarship for the second year. The VUFP scholar will be nominated for a second year provided that he or she has obtained at least 80% of all ECTS. Faculties will inform the VUFP committee in June if sufficient results have been achieved.

VUFP candidates will receive an e-mail from the Central VUFP committee before 1 July 2014 containing a nomination letter, the conditions of the VUFP scholarship and a statement of agreement. Candidates return the signed statement of agreement to vufp@vu.nl.

Students who have not achieved sufficient study results will be informed that they will not be offered the VUFP scholarship for the next academic year.

Complaint procedure

An interested party which does not agree with the decision of the VUFP scholarship committee, may file a written complaint. This complaint should be addressed to the student ombudsman by e-mail and must include:

Your name and full address.
Details of the decision that you do not agree with. In the case of a written decision, a copy should be enclosed. In the case of refusal or failure to make a decision, give a full account of the situation and the nature of the required decision.
The grounds for complaint: why are you unable to accept the original decision?
Date and signature.
Your e-mail should be send within six weeks from the day after the date of the decision against which you are objecting. An objection may be considered beyond this period only if there are compelling reasons for its late submission.

You can send your e-mail to: studentenombudsman@vu.nl.

The Henk Bodt ASML Scholarship Program

Link: http://www.asml.com/asml/show.do?ctx=30021&rid=30027

Scholarship / Financial aid: 15 full cost scholarships covering the tuition fee for 2 years, living expenses and visa application

Date: 2 years

Deadline: 15th March 2013

Open to: engineers, scientists and mathematicians

Announcement follows

Shape your future with an ASML scholarship
The semiconductor industry is a world full of surprises and challenges. Following Moore’s law, each new generation of chips continues to get smaller and do more than ever before. That means all electronic products – from cell phones and digital cameras to HDTVs and internet servers – become smaller, more useful or more powerful. So where does ASML come in? ASML provides the technology and tools to continue making ever-smaller features in ever-more complex chips.

Most of the world’s chipmakers rely on ASML’s lithographic know-how to make chips and MEMS. Our technologies print integrated circuits onto silicon wafers. We satisfy our customers needs by pushing the boundaries of nanotechnology to the limit and thus moving the whole electronics industry forward, for smaller, more efficient and faster devices. To continue doing that, we need the brightest engineers, scientists and mathematicians who:

_are passionate about technology
_will provide added value to our customers
_can offer leadership and entrepreneurial skills
_will make learning a lifetime job
_can turn changes and challenges into opportunities

If technology is your passion and you are looking for an opportunity to combine excellent education with a career at the forefront of technology, apply for our Henk Bodt Scholarship Program and start a master at one of our partner universities:

_Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e): for the masters Applied Physics, Chemical Engineering (Molecular Engineering or Polymers & Composites), Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Embedded Systems, Industrial & Applied Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering and Systems & Control.
_Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) for the masters Aerospace Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics, Chemical Engineering (Molecular Engineering), Computer Engineering, Computer Science (Information Architecture or Software Technology), Electrical Engineering, Embedded Systems, Materials Science & Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Systems & Control.
_University of Twente for the masters Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics, Chemical Engineering (Molecules and Materials) and Nanotechnology

When offered a Henk Bodt scholarship you will have the following advantages:

_A full cost scholarship covering the tuition fee for 2 years, main living expenses and visa application
_Arrangement of housing and visa via our partner university
_An ASML mentor to make the link between your master and ASML and help you adapt to the Netherlands
_Extensive development of personal and professional skills through a personal development action plan, trainings, and coaching
_Internship and graduation assignment within ASML
_Career opportunities at ASML

Requirements

Focus in the selection process is put on academic excellence, analysis, communication skills, creativity, engagement, motivation, level of English, self-management, teamwork and technical interests. ASML offers 15 scholarship positions for a 2 year technical master (to be awarded per academic year). Target group: international students who are eligible for a master program at one or our partner universities. The selection process consists of the following steps, each to be passed successfully:

_Screening of the application
_Conference interview
_Ability, personality and motivation test
_Face-to-face interview
_Assessment centre including two business cases.

How to apply

Your application should at least consist of a resume, a motivation letter, copy of admission certificate to a partner university and a confirmation of future faculty on scholarship potential (top 25% of admissions to faculty).

Please note that the deadline for the academic year 2013-2014 is 15th March 2013.

For any questions about the Henk Bodt scholarship, please contact our scholarship coordinator via Irene.Kroon@asml.com; +31 (0)40 268 6694.

Website: http://www.asml.com/asml/show.do?ctx=30021&rid=30027
Email: Irene.Kroon@asml.com

Anne van den Ban Scholarship Fund at Wageningen University

Link: http://www.fondsen.wur.nl/UK/AvdB+scholarship+fund/About+AvdBan+Fund/

The Anne van den Ban Fund (previously the ‘Stichting Redelijk Studeren’), is named after

Dr Anne van den Ban, a former professor Rural Extension at Wageningen University. The fund was founded in 1992 by two Wageningen alumni. The Anne van den Ban Fund is affiliated to the Wageningen University Fund.

 

Goal
The fund exists to enable promising students from developing countries and Central and Eastern Europe to study at Wageningen University. The long term goal is the training of talented experts who will go on to play leading roles in improving the agricultural production, rural development and environment in their own countries.

 

In addition to the geographical criteria students applying for the fund must meet the following conditions:

– they must already be accepted for their chosen study at Wageningen

– they must have achieved good academic results in their own country

– they must intend to return to their own country at the completion of their degree

 

The fund also gives preference to candidates who already receive some form of financial assistance.
Applicants please note: the Anne van den Ban Fund is not a rich fund. The fund can only support a limited number of students each year! Check our contact page for the latest news.

Board:

Professor Johan Bouma (Chairman)

Dr. Lot (C.H.) Hänisch ten Cate (Secretary)

Dr.Ir. Tjark Struif Bontkes (Treasurer)

Ir. Hans (J.) Jansen (secretaris studentenzaken)

Dr. Ir. Henk Udo
Dr. Ir. Anne van den Ban

 

For applicants
Before your application for a fellowship can be considered, you first have to be admitted to a MSc at Wageningen University.

See for admission procedures: http://www.wageningenuniversity.nl/UK/informationfor/stud-outside

If you have been admitted or if you are admitted under the conditon that you complete your BSc soon you can apply for a fellowship of the Anne van den Ban Foundation (ABF).

The call for fellowships for all programmes starting September is open from 1 February till 15 April. The call for fellowships for all programmes starting in February is open from September 1 till October 15.

Please realize that the ABF is not a rich one. It therefore is highly recommended also to apply at other foundations. This only will benefit you because they normally offer higher monthly allowances than we can do.

The probability to get a fellowship from the ABF for the academis year 2011/2012 is almost reduced to zero due to the fact we can only offer a maximum of 5 full fellowships a year and due to the fact that we are overrun by applications caused by some rumours at twitter.

Please do not apply unless you have been admitted to a MSc programme at Wageningen University !!!!!!

The Eric Bleumink Fund

Credit to allroadsleadtoRome

Link: http://www.rug.nl/bureau/expertisecentra/aenf/bleumink/index?lang=en

The Eric Bleumink Fund awards scholarships to talented students and young researchers from developing countries. The scholarships enable the students to further develop as individuals and to make important contributions to the development of their own countries.

The Eric Bleumink Fund Scholarship is for Master and PhD studies at the University of Groningen – Netherlands or a university in the developing country or one of its neighbouring countries

Part of the study programme has to take place at the University of Groningen.

Level of Study: Masters or PhD in any subject

Grant award period

The grant is usually awarded for a maximum of 2 years for a Master’s degree programme, and a maximum of 4 years for a PhD. For PhD, part of the research should be conducted in the home country and part in Groningen.

Value and purpose of grant

The grant covers the tuition fees plus the costs of international travel, subsistence, books, and health insurance.

It also covers expenses incurred in travelling to and from the Netherlands for PhD candidates for a maximum of 4 times.

The journeys to the Netherlands and back home are included in the scholarship grant.

Holders are entitled to a living allowance of Euro 735 per month for food and accommodation.

In the case of a short stay in the Netherlands, the University of Groningen will make lodging arrangements for this period.

Allowances are paid in a monthly advance at the beginning of the month.

For specific questions about the Eric Bleumink Fund, please contact: isd@rug.nl

TU/e Talent Scholarship Program (TSP)

Link: http://w3.tue.nl/en/services/stu/internationalisation/services/scholarships_for_masters_students/tue_talent_scholarship_program/

 

TU/e Talent Scholarship Program (TSP)

Start your international career at one of Europe’s best universities of technology!

It is our pleasure to announce that the TSP scholarships are to be known as the Amandus H. Lundqvist Scholarship Program, named after the former Chairman of the TU/e Executive Board.

Great career opportunities

Start your career with a Master’s program at the technological heart of the Netherlands by studying at TU/e (Eindhoven University of Technology). Together with international high-tech companies in the region, the TU/e offers scholarships for top international students.

Are you one of the High Potentials who want to take their Master’s at an internationally leading university? And do you want to follow that with work experience at a global high-tech company in the Netherlands?…….then this is your chance!

TU/e Talent Scholarship Program

Each year a considerable number of scholarships are awarded by the TU/e partnered by top international technology companies and institutes situated in the Eindhoven region and the rest of the Netherlands. Currently ASML, NXP, Océ, Vredestein and Philips are all involved in TSP. The scholarships are awarded to students with the best grades from their previous education at respected universities outside the Netherlands.

The TSP scholarships are for 5 year programs: 2 years studying for your Master’s at the TU/e followed by 3 years working at an international organization or a PhD program.

TSP will waiver your tuition fees for the nominal duration of the two-year Master’s program.  In addition TSP will pay a € 8,500 contribution to your living costs each academic year for the two years of the Master’s program. This amount is adjusted each academic year in line with the national norm for student living costs in the Netherlands.

The TU/e expects all its scholarship students to take advantage of the tremendous employment opportunities in the Netherlands and to remain here for at least three years after graduating from the TU/e Master’s program. You will gain international work experience and increase your future career opportunities.

The TU/e will match your academic background and particular skills to the requirements of the organizations that fund the scholarships (TU/e and companies).

Attractive careers in the technological heart of the Netherlands

The TU/e prides itself on its reputation as being the worldwide number 1 university for scientific output in cooperation with industry.

Furthermore, the region – also known as Brainport Eindhoven – is one of the most innovative centers for advanced technology in Europe. It has, for example, been the base for the technology giant Phillips Electronics for more than a century. Many more multinational companies have research, development and production facilities close to Eindhoven, including ASML and Océ, two of the TSP scholarship partners. The TU/e Talent Scholarship Program may be YOUR chance to get a flying start in your future career in a leading global company.

For more information about economic and business activities in the Eindhoven region, visit http://www.eindhoven.eu and http://www.brainport.nl.

For more information about careers at TU/e, visit http://w3.tue.nl/en/services/dpo/excellent_jobs_for_excellent_people/.

More information about the companies involved in TSP can be found on http://www.tue.nl/masterprograms.

Don’t wait to long to apply…

The scholarships are allocated to selected excellent students on a first-come, first-serve basis.

If you are an excellent student, don’t leave your application to the last minute or it is possible that you may miss the chance to gain a TSP scholarship.

Top Programme scholarships (University of Groningen)

Link: http://www.rug.nl/gradschoolscience/Scholarships/MScScholarships/TopMaster

Top Programme scholarships

to support talented MSc students participating in FMNS’s 4 Top Master programmes

The Groningen Graduate School of Science offers about 10 scholarships each year to talented master’s students selected for one of FMNS’s Top Master Programmes: 

    * Nanoscience

    * Behavioural and Cognitive Neurosciences

    * Biomolecular Sciences

    * Evolutionary Biology

Top Programme scholarships which provide a generous level of support for tuition and living expenses. They are only intended for students who do not have access to similar support from their own national governments. Therefore, Dutch students are not eligable to apply, and nationals of most other European countries are similarly ineligable.  All other applicants to FMNS Top Master Programmes are automatically considered.

Selection is made on the basis of nominations from each programme, which are then evaluated by the Graduate School’s scholarship committee and awarded by the Board of the Faculty.

Additional scholarships are available via the special Erasmus Mundus programmes:

    * Evolutionary Biology (MEME)

    * Biomedical Engineering (CEMACUBE)

    * Theoretical Chemistry & Computer Modelling (TCCM)

Please contact the Graduate School Office you have general questions about scholarships in support of master’s research.

Tilburg University Scholarship Programme

Link: http://www.tilburguniversity.nl/masters/scholarships/TUSPscholarships/

 

Tilburg University Scholarship Programme

For the year 2010-2011 Tilburg University has quite a number of scholarships available for excellent international students who are admitted to a Master’s programme at Tilburg University (MA, MSc or LLM).

Tilburg University Scholarships include (for the academic year 2010-2011):

    * In almost all cases a partial tuition waiver; students pay only a fee of a maximum of € 2,550; for most of the programmes this implies a fee reduction of € 7,956

    * In many cases a certain budget for the covering of living expenses for one academic year.

To qualify for a Tilburg University Scholarship, candidates must fulfil the following admission requirements, on top of the regular requirements for being admitted to a Master’s programme:

    * Candidates must have graduated with excellent results in their (under)graduate programme.

    * Candidates should provide at least two independent letters of reference.

    * Candidates must have been admitted to one of the graduate programmes at Tilburg University.

    * Candidates must be able to comply with the conditions to obtain a Dutch visa (see here for more information).

Candidates are encouraged to apply for external scholarships like Huygens Scholarship Programme, Bappenas and Stuned as well. If a student receives an external scholarship, fully covering tuition waiver and living expenses, the Tilburg University Scholarship will be canceled. If an external scholarship would be less than a Tilburg University Scholarship, the Tilburg University Scholarship can be awarded partially.

When you apply for a Master’s programme at Tilburg University you will automatically be considered for the Tilburg University Scholarship Programme. The application deadline for Master’s programmes is April 15th, 2010.

Tilburg University Scholarships are awarded for one academic year. Candidates applying for one of the Research Master programmes have to apply for the scholarship again for their second year of the Research Master programme.

If the student should leave the programme prematurely, Tilburg University reserves the right to withdraw the scholarship.

Leiden University Excellence Scholarship programme

Link : http://www.leidenuniv.nl/en/studyinleiden/lexs.htm

Leiden University Excellence Scholarship programme 2010/2011 (LExS)

For whom?      1. Non-EU/EEA students enrolling in a Leiden University master’s degree programme starting September 2010 or February 2011 ( All MA, MSc and LL.M programmes as mentioned on the website Master’s programmes in Leiden).

2. All nationalities enrolling in the following programmes starting September 2010 or February 2011:

– Master of Laws: Advanced Studies in Air and Space Law

– Master of Laws: Advanced Studies in European and International Business Law

– Master of Laws: Advanced Studies in International Tax Law

– Master of Laws: Advanced Studies in Public International Law

– MA in International Relations and Diplomacy

Additional requirements:       

   1. In his or her prior academic education abroad, the applicant must have achieved excellent study results which are relevant for the programme for which the student wishes to enroll. As an indication, the student will be among the top 10% for the relevant programme followed abroad

   2. The applicant will hold a non-EU/EEA passport and will not be eligible for support under the Dutch system of study grants and loans (“Studiefinanciering”; more information)

   3. Scholarships will not be awarded to applicants who have already obtained a Leiden University master’s degree

   4. Students who are granted a Leiden Excellence Scholarship must comply with and confirm in writing their agreement with the terms and conditions (pdf) attached to the scholarship prior to the granting of the scholarship.

Scholarship Amount:

The Leiden University Excellence Scholarship programme has 5 awards:

Platinum          Covers the tuition fee minus the home fee* and an allowance of €10,000 for living costs

Gold    Covers the tuition fee minus the home fee*

Silver   Covers 75% of the tuition fee

Bronze             Covers 50% of the tuition fee

Ivory   Covers 25 % of the tuition fee

* The tuition fee will be reduced to the amount of the home fee. Students who have been awarded a Platinum or Gold award still have to pay the home fee themselves.

Application procedure for September 2010 / February 2011 intake:

STEP   PROCEDURE            DEADLINE

1A

            Fill in your online application for admission to Leiden University

            1 April 2010 for programmes starting in September 2010.

1 October 2010 for programmes starting in February 2011 (the sooner the better)

B         Upload all necessary documents

C         Indicate clearly that you would like to apply for the LExS scholarship on the scholarship page

D         Upload your letter of motivation for the LExS scholarship on the scholarship page

E          Submit your online application

F          Pay the application fee

2A      

All LExS applicants will be informed by the scholarship department of the International Office.   The end of April 2010 for September 2010 intake.**

Mid November 2010 for the February 2011 intake.

**Please note: The LExS decisions has been postponed due to administrative difficulties. We expect to be able to communicate the decisions either in the week of 10 May or of 17 May at the latest. On behalf of the LExS Selection Committee, our apologies for any inconvenience caused.

Letter of motivation

To apply for the scholarship, you should write a letter of motivation (in Word) of a maximum of 500 words, in which you indicate why you believe you should be considered for this scholarship. The Word document should then be attached on the scholarship page in your online application for the master’s programmes for which you are applying.

It is possible to submit applications for more scholarship programmes simultaneously. However, it is not possible to obtain more than 1 scholarship from Leiden University for the same study programme.

If you have already submitted your online application for admission to Leiden University, but would still like to apply for the LExS scholarship, we kindly request you to submit the LExS motivation letter to the Scholarships department.

Selection process:        A Faculty selection committee will review the applications. Students are selected on the basis of academic merit.