British Council literacy for Women in STEM IN 2024

The British Council is the UK’s transnational organisation for artistic relations and educational openings. They make connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and other countries through trade and culture, education and the English language. 

 

 The British Council has established programmes to support Women and Girls in STEM around the world, designed with a lifecycle approach in mind, from inspiring youthful girls to stay in STEM to supporting women working in STEM fields to reach positions of leadership and network with their peers in their region and the UK. 

 

This time, supported by the British Council, the University of Strathclyde is pleased to advertise five completely funded literacy for womanish scholars from Southeast Asia interested in pursuing master’s studies in the fields of Health and Life Science; Climate Change, Environment & Risk Reduction; Energy Transition; Assiduity 4.0/ Digital Transformation and Disaster-flexible structure. The five literacy are on offer for womanish scholars from the following countries Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. 

 

Each of these literacy covers full education freights, yearly hires, a return frugality class ticket and other costs similar to IELTS test figure, visa operation, NHS cargo and crucial study accoutrements . 

 

 Eligibility 

 The following programmes are eligible for this literacy:

• MSc Applied Statistics in Health Science
• MSc Artificial Intelligence & Applications
• MSc Biomedical Engineering
• MSc Civil Engineering with Structural Engineering & Project Management
• MRes Climate Change Adaptation
• MSc Clinical Health Psychology
• MSc Digital Health Systems
• MSc Digital Manufacturing
• MSc Economics and Policy of Energy & Climate Change
• MSc Global Environmental Law & Governance
• MSc Health Analysis, Policy & Management
• MSc Renewable Energy & Decarbonisation Technologies
• MSc Sustainable Engineering: Advanced Construction Technologies & BIM
• MSc Sustainable Engineering: Renewable Energy Systems & the Environment

 

 

 To be eligible for the British Council above for Women in STEM, you must 

 

Be a woman 

 Be a passport holder and endless occupant of one of the eligible countries – Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand or Vietnam 

 Have submitted an operation to study on one of the eligible University of Strathclyde postgraduate programmes, as listed over, before your operation for the British Council Scholarship for Women in STEM can be considered. 

 Have completed all factors of an undergraduate degree that will enable you to gain entry onto a postgraduate programme at the University of Strathclyde by the time you submit your operation and be due to start your postgraduate programme in the UK during 2023. 

 Demonstrate a case for fiscal support need via a means- test conducted by the University of Strathclyde. 

 Haven't preliminarily studied at degree position or advanced in the UK or lived lately in the UK. 

 You mustn't be in damage of fiscal support or backing towards your study programme in the UK from any other source. 

 Meet the English language demand of the University of Strathclyde 

 Indicate their preference for course and institution in the case of applying to multiple institutions. 

 Be motivated and academically suitable to follow and profit from a UK postgraduate tutored course. 

 You're needed to show in your operation that you're active in the field with work experience or with a proven interest in the programme area you're applying for. 

 You're willing to demonstrate unborn donation to capacity- structure and asocio-profitable advancement through the benefits achieved after graduating from UK advanced education and returning your home country. 

Note scholars in damage of British Council literacy for Women in STEM won't be eligible to apply to remain in the UK under the Graduate Immigration Route( GIR) visa scheme upon completion of their Master’s degree. 

 You must demonstrate in your operation a plan and passion to engage other women and girls in STEM from your home country. 

 You agree that your particular data is to be used with the British Council as a condition of applying for the bursary. 

Still, you agree to maintain contact with the British Council conditions as a minister for the UK and engage with conditioning as part of a British Council literacy for Women in STEM alumnus during and after your study in the UK, If you're awarded a education. Any involvement in these conditioning during your study in the UK will take up no further than five hours per term. 

 You're NOT eligible for a British Council Scholarship if you 

 

Hold binary British citizenship. 

Have preliminarily studied in the UK with backing from a UK Government- funded education or a UK institutional education/ fiscal bursary. 

 Are an hand, a former hand, or relative( *) of a hand of Her Majesty’s Government( including British Delegacies High Commissions; the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy; Department for International Trade; the Ministry of Defence; and the Home Office). 

 Are an hand, a former hand, or relative( *) of a hand of the British Council literacy for Women in STEM–eligible countries. 

 *) Cousins are defined as parents or step- parents, siblings or step-parents, children or step- children, partner, civil mate or unattached mate( where the couple have been in a relationship akin to marriage or civil cooperation for at least two times). 

 

 Subject eligibility 

Civil & environmental engineering, Economics, Electronic & electrical engineering, Law, Mathematics & Statistics, Naval armature ocean & marine engineering, Psychology, Management, Data analytics, Environmental engineering, Health, Mechanical engineering, Naval armature, Ocean engineering, Renewable energy, Software engineering 

 

 Situations eligibility 

 Postgraduate tutored 

 

 Study modes eligibility 

 Full Time 

 

 figure Status 

 transnational 

 

 Pupil type 

 aspirant 

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