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To promote related careers in STEM education (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, for their acronyms in English) especially for the female gender, the British Council launch program edition 2022 Scholarships for STEM Women.
This program provides an opportunity to latin woman to participate for scholarship for study master’s degree in one of the best University that great Britain.
In this edition British Council partnered with five UK universities to offer 25 full masters scholarships, aimed at woman from Mexico, Brazil and Peru who have studied careers related to the above-mentioned disciplines.
This call is for women who are experienced in their field STALK who can demonstrate their need for financial support and who “want to inspire future generations of women to pursue careers in this field of study.”
That scholarship offers places at Imperial College London, University of Warwick, Anglia Ruskin University, University of Nottingham and Bristol University.
In addition, financial assistance is offered, which includes tuition fees, monthly financial support to cover accommodation, food, transportation, travel expenses, visa and health coverage costs, among others; Special support is also offered to mothers.
Condition:
- Be a citizen and resident of Mexico, Peru or Brazil.
- Pursue a full-time master’s degree in the UK during the September-October 2022-2023 academic year.
- Demonstrate a need for financial support.
- Possess a university degree that allows entry to pre-selected postgraduate courses at participating UK universities.
- Have the required level of English before starting the academic year.
- Be active in a STEM field with work experience or demonstrated interest in your subject area.
- Passionate about studies and willing to be involved as an alumni of the British Council.
Those who are interested in taking advantage of the benefits offered by the program Scholarships for STEM Women they must submit their request directly with the university they are interested in.
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