Application is now open for the Brunel University NSIRC Scholarships. Interested candidates are encouraged to send their applications in before the deadline date.
About Brunel University and Scholarship
The Uxbridge neighborhood of London, England is home to Brunel University London (BUL), sometimes referred to as just Brunel. It is a public research institution. Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the Victorian engineer and Industrial Revolution pioneer, inspired the name of the organization when it was established in 1966.
In September, students enrolled in the full-time or part-time MSc in Structural Integrity (Asset Reliability Management), MSc Oil and Gas Engineering, or MSc Lightweight Structures and Impact Engineering program at the College of Engineering, Design, and Physical Sciences will have the opportunity to apply for substantial scholarships awarded to domestic, EU, and international fee recipients.
It should be noted that Brunel compares the fee status of applicants to guidelines established by the UK government based on the information they have supplied in their application form. Please visit the UKCISA’s website of the independent organization UKCISA for further information on this legislation.
Throughout their stay at Brunel, scholarship recipients may be requested to act as ambassadors for the university and periodically take part in various events that support university promotion. Representing the program in internal and external marketing and recruitment events, giving testimonials, and/or taking on other efforts as necessary are examples of activities. The College or the marketing staff will get in touch with the scholarship winners when involvement is needed.
Details about Brunel University NSIRC Scholarships:
Scholarship Sponsor: College of Engineering, Design and Physical Sciences/Brunel University, UK
Scholarship Value: £10,000
Number of awards: N/A
Study level: Masters
Host Institution(s): Brunel University, UK
Benefits:
Applications from outside the UK and EU may receive a full-time scholarship of up to £10,000 for a single year. A maximum of £10,000 for part-time candidates. Entries for the part-time scholarship must only pay the home fee part-time. The scholarship amount will be divided across the two academic years, with a maximum of two years’ worth of awards.
Eligibility Criteria for Brunel University NSIRC Scholarships
It is recommended that applicants fulfill the necessary prerequisites to qualify for Brunel University NSIRC Scholarships:
2.1 Apply and meet the requirements for admission to the Brunel MSc Oil and Gas Engineering, MSc Lightweight Structures and Impact Engineering, or MSc Structural Integrity (Asset Reliability Management) program.
2.2 Must have a firm offer, either unconditional or conditional, to be considered for a spot in the September intake of the MSc Oil and Gas Engineering, MSc Lightweight Structures and Impact Engineering, or MSc Structural Integrity (Asset Reliability Management) programs.
2.3 A 2.2 UK Honours Degree or its international equivalent is required.
Those not qualified for this Scholarship:
- Candidates starting a course at Brunel Pathway College (BPC) or moving up from a BPC course to a Brunel course.
- Applicants who hold offers for deferred entry but will not begin their study in the next academic year will be eligible for a scholarship in the year they begin their course, not in the year of application.
Application Procedure for Brunel University NSIRC Scholarships
1) Candidates should use the course website to apply for the program in the customary manner.
2) Next, candidates should contact NSIRC@brunel.ac.uk to the relevant program’s course director expressing their interest in being considered for a scholarship. Please refer to the example below.
Course: MSc Structural Integrity (Asset Reliability Management)
Course Director & the Theme Administrator: Kevin Hughes and Paula Spence
Email address: NSIRC@brunel.ac.uk
MSc Oil And Gas Engineering
Course Director & the Theme Administrator: Nenad Djordjevic and Paula Spence
Email address: NSIRC@brunel.ac.uk
MSc Lightweight Structures And Impact Engineering
Course Director & the Theme Administrator: Kevin Hughes and Paula Spence
Email address: NSIRC@brunel.ac.uk
In addition, the course director will give a phone interview to ascertain the recipient’s eligibility for the prize. Determining the applicant’s eligibility for a scholarship is the goal of the interview. Along with highlighting the applicant’s reasons for wishing for the scholarship, it will also discuss how it would impact their place of origin and employment. All other relevant information will be included in the course application form. Once the scholarships have been awarded, the college will put prospective students on a waitlist in order of priority.
The Submission Deadline is: June 14, 2024
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