Orion Master’s Energy Scholarship at University of Canterbury

Orion Master’s Energy Scholarship at University of Canterbury

Overview

The Orion Master’s Energy Scholarship at the University of Canterbury supports study towards a master’s degree at the University of Canterbury by students engaged in research related to the energy field. The scholarship is provided by Orion New Zealand Limited.

Awarded by

University of Canterbury in New Zealand

Subjects and level

Masters degree in energy

Awards available

Not specified

Who can apply

Students from all countries

What the award covers

The scholarship award is NZD 16,500, tenable for 1 year.

Eligibility requirements

Applicants must be students who are enrolled at the University in a course of up to 120 points, in either:

• a programme for a master’s degree that includes a thesis, dissertation, or research project with a credit weighting of at least 90 points relating to the energy field in the broadest sense; or
• a programme for an MEngSt (Renewable Energy) degree that includes a 30-point research project.

Applicants will be assessed on academic achievement and potential to contribute to the energy field.

How to apply

Applications for the scholarship will be open approximately 8 weeks before applications close, which is 15 October 2020, for studies commencing January 2021.

By 10 December in the year of application:

• applicants must have met the academic requirements for enrolment in the qualifying programme at the University;
• applicants must have received final confirmed grades for the qualifying degree; and
• applicants requiring admission with equivalent standing must have had this admission confirmed unconditionally (including any English language requirements).

It is important to visit the official website (link found below) for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.

Official website

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