Applications are open for the British Council Scholarship for Women in STEM. British council is awarded scholarships for women pursuing higher education in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields. 5 outstanding female students from eligible countries from the East Asia region will be awarded fully-funded scholarships for the academic year 2022.
They’re searching for women with a STEM background who can demonstrate a financial need and want to be an inspiration for future generations to pursue STEM careers. British Council Scholarship will be offered to full-time overseas students pursuing master’s degree programs. The international scholarship amount will be paid only once for each eligible level of study, assuming that they complete the advancement criteria. Students can also check other scholarships to study in the UK.
Benefits from British Council Scholarship:
Here are the benefits of the Scholarship for Women in STEM:
- It is a fully-funded scholarship.
- A monthly Stipend will be provided.
- Covers the full tuition fee.
- NHS surcharge cost and visa insurance are included in the scholarship.
- Includes IELTS Exam fee.
- Return economy-class travel.
- Allowance for children if required.
Eligibility Criteria of British Council Scholarship:
Here are the eligibility criteria for the women:
- Firstly, Applicants must be pursuing one of the following full-time courses that are confirmed by the British council.
- Secondly, Applicants must receive an offer in one of the above programs at the beginning of September 2022.
- Thirdly, Applicant must receive an Academic unconditional offer for one of the above courses by July 31, 2022.
- Additionally, Brunel University London must assess the applicant as an overseas student for tuition fee purposes.
- Moreover, Applicant must illustrate the financial need.
- Applicants who are sure about their fee status should take note of the following: Brunel compares your fee status to UK government laws using the information you supplied in your application form.
- To access one of the eligible Brunel MSc courses, the applicant must have an undergraduate degree.
- Be prepared to participate as a dedicated British Council scholarship alumnus.
- After the scholarship period has finished, the applicant must return to home country for a minimum of two years.
- Applicants must illustrate that they are active in the field by demonstrating work experience or a demonstrated interest in their field.
- Willing to demonstrate future contributions to capacity-building and socioeconomic growth through benefits obtained after graduation and return to home country.
- Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree.
- Applicants with double nationality are not eligible.
- Students who have previously studied in the United Kingdom with the assistance of a UK government-funded scholarship or a UK institutional scholarship/financial bursary are not eligible.
Application Process of British Council Scholarship:
- Applicants can apply for the British Council Scholarship for women in their field of interest through the online application form, via Brunel online application portal or UCAS.
- Do mention the reason why the applicant is applying for the British Council scholarship program.
- Late applications will not be acceptable; applicants must require to submit the application before the deadline.
- The application deadline for the British Council Scholarship for Women is March 25, 2022.
Lastly, It is important to visit the official website link found below to access the application form.
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