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Scholarships for outstanding international students who have been admitted into one of the MSc programmes within the TU Delft’s Faculty of Applied Sciences: Applied Physics, Chemical Engineering, Life Science & Technology, Science Education and Communication, and Sustainable Energy Technology.

Selection criteria

Target group:	Master's degree, Bachelor's degree
Purpose:	Study, Research
Field of study:	Engineering, Environmental Science, Natural sciences
Countries:	All
Eligible candidates:	Excellent international students who have been admitted into one of the MSc programmes within the TU Delft’s Faculty of Applied Sciences: Applied Physics, Chemical Engineering, Life Science & Technology, Science Education and Communication, and Sustainable Energy Technology. All students accepted to an MSc programme of the Faculty of Applied Sciences as listed above will automatically be considered for a Faculty Scholarship. Faculty of Applied Sciences Scholarships are only available to candidates commencing new courses. Continuing students are not eligible.

Grant information

Value and purpose of grant: Scholarship values vary and will be awarded on academic merit on the basis of information provided in the MSc programme application.

Grant award period: 2010 – 2012 MSc programme

Closing date: Candidates must have been admitted to one of the programmes mentioned above. Programme application deadline is 1 April 2010.

Availability: 2010 – 2012 MSc programme

Grant provider: Faculty of Applied Sciences, Delft University of Technology

Application procedure: All international students accepted to an MSc programme of the Faculty of Applied Sciences as listed above will automatically be considered for a Faculty Scholarship. For programme application instructions please see TU Delft website

More information: Faculty of Applied Sciences Scholarships of TU Delft.

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last update: 11 December 2009