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Two overseas scholarships and two UK scholarships, funded by the Ernest Hecht Charitable Foundation, will be available each academic session to prospective undergraduates embarking on undergraduate degree studies at UCL.
Mahitaji kustahiki
Applicants for the overseas scholarships must be prospective students from Latin America, holding an offer of admission to pursue a full-time undergraduate programme of study at UCL which will be of some practical use in their country of origin. The scholarship are open to candidates from all faculties however preference will be given to those candidates joining one of the following four UCL faculties:
* Faculty of Arts and Humanities
* Faculty of the Built Environment
* Faculty of Biomedical Studies
* Faculty of Mathematical and Physical Sciences.
Prospective undergraduates admitted to joint programmes, part-time or modular study are not eligible to apply.
Scholarships come into effect only once the student has fully enrolled at UCL on his/her chosen programme of study. Initial scholarship offers are provisional subject to the selected candidate fulfilling any entry requirements. In the event that a selected candidate does not fulfill his/her entry requirements, the scholarship offer is revoked, and the scholarship offered to the highest ranked reserve candidate.
Vigezo vya uteuzi
Scholarship recipients and reserve candidates are selected on the basis of academic achievement and potential. Financial circumstances will not be taken into account.
Thamani: Faida na Muda
Overseas scholarships consist of £2,000 per annum for a maximum of three years.
Annual renewal of scholarships is subject to good progress by the scholar. Where recipients are enrolled on programmes of more than three years’ Muda, UCL may continue the award for the remaining years of the programme.
The scholarship may be held alongside other scholarships and awards.
All scholarship holders are expected to submit a short final report about their time at UCL and their career plans within two months of the termination of their scholarship.
Selection and Notification of Results
Scholarship recipients and reserve candidates will be selected in June by a panel of UCL academics on the basis of their scholarship applications and their UCAS admissions applications. The funder of the scholarships may attend the selection.
Successful and reserve candidates can expect to be notified by early July. Applicants who have not heard from the UCL Scholarships Office by mid-July can assume that they have not been selected as a recipient or reserve for one of the scholarships.
Habari zaidi tafadhali tembelea: www.ucl.ac.uk
The Harold and Olga Fox Scholarship fund has been set up thanks to a recent bequest from the estate of Professor Harold Fox to Biological Sciences students.
We award one Scholarship per year to overseas (full fee-paying) students applying for the BSc degree programme in Biology, Mazingira ya Biolojia, Genetics, Human Genetics au Zoology. The Harold and Olga Fox Scholarships will pay £5000 towards overseas fees in each of the three years of the Scholar’s course, chini ya maendeleo ya kuridhisha kitaaluma.
To apply for one of these Scholarships you must hold an offer of admission to study towards one of our 3-year undergraduate BSc degrees.
To apply for one of the Scholarships please submit with your application:
Curriculum Vitae * Kamili
* Covering letter in your own handwriting explaining why you wish to study at UCL.
* Insha kwa Kiingereza (takriban 1000 maneno) on any biological subject of your choice (eg. The importance of Biology in the 21st century.)
Email entries are not permitted.
Entries will be awarded according to academic merit. The committee’s decision is final. The deadline for applications is 15th July (or the first working day following the 15th if the deadline falls on the weekend) for entry in September of the same year. The result will be announced in August.
Maombi yako lazima posted:
Kamati ya Scholarship
Attn: Heather Beasley
Biolojia Sayansi, Ujenzi Darwin
Chuo Kikuu cha London
Gower Street
London
WC1E 6BT
Kwa maswali zaidi kuhusu udhamini huu, tafadhali wasiliana Heather Beasley (h.beasley @ ucl.ac.uk, tel. +44-20-7679-7169.)
Harold Fox completed his PhD thesis, “Development of the skull and associated structures in Amphibia with special reference to the Urodela,” Katika 1951, in the Department of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy, under the supervision of Dr. Michael Abercrombie. Harold remained in the department for the rest of his working life until 1994.
