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Women in Engineering Scholarship by WMG, University of Warwick

Thu, 01 Feb 2018
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Dear ITS Students,

University of Warwick from UK was pleased to share that the Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) has launched a new scholarship: Women in Engineering Scholarship. This scholarship offers a 25%-75% tuition fee discount to students pursuing selected degrees.

Eligibility Criteria
The scholarship is open to all women accepting a place on the following three technical courses:

  1. MSc Sustainable Automotive Engineering
  2. MSc Smart Connected and Autonomous Vehicles
  3. MSc Manufacturing Systems Engineering

NB: A STEM background is required for all these, but for the automotive courses, they would also be keen to look at candidates with a Mathematics and Computer Science background given the nature of the courses.

Scholarship Amount
The value of the award will vary according to the individuals' application (academic profile and Statement of Purpose) and will start at 25% tuition fee discount. Most candidates will receive 25%-50% discount. Outstanding candidates who need a scholarship in order to join the programme may be aligible to a 75% discount.

Further Information
For further information about this scholarship, WMG, and scholarships offered by WMG please kindly check the following links.

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