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Name GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE ELECTRICITY PARTNERSHIP (ESED) SCHOLARSHIP
Research Fields TEST sustainable energy development
Categories No categories available
Citizenship Specified Nationalities
Eligibility The purpose of the scholarship is to support outstanding students pursuing advanced studies in sustainable energy development and to encourage meaningful contributions to the collective body of knowledge about this subject. The e8 considers and outstanding student to be one who:
  • graduates with excellent grades n the top 20% of her/his class
  • is determined to advance her/his knowledge and understanding
  • has a history of community involvement
  • is committed to sustainable energy
  • is committed to return and contribute to her/his home country To be eligible for this scholarship, students must
  • plan to undertake studies at the Master level in areas directly related to sustainable energy development
  • be citizens of the developing countries and territories identified for OECD official development aid in the DAC List of ODA Recipients
  • Value $23,000 US per year for up to two years are offered for Masters level students. Up to ten will be awsrded annually.
    Currency Canadian
    Tenable at Not available
    Deadlines No deadlines available
    Application Details Visit the Global Sustainable Electricity Partnership Scholarship page at https://www.globalelectricity.org/scholarship/

    Updated:2023

     

     
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