Overview
Delta Electronics Foundation established the Delta/NTIO Joint Environmental Scholarship in 2005 to support and encourage advanced academic studies in fields relevant to the environmental protection and sustainable development. The scholarships are awarded to outstanding individuals who intend to pursue their graduate studies in the mentioned areas at academic institutions in the Netherlands. Scholarship of NT$250,000 each is offered to Master’s students and NT$500,000 for Doctoral student annually.
Eligible Candidates
To be eligible for the scholarship, the candidates should hold strong credentials of:
1.High devotion to the environmental protection and sustainable development of the earth.
2.Taiwan citizenship and regularly residing in Taiwan.
3.An undergraduate degree received before the scholarship year from a Taiwanese academic institution accredited by the Ministry of Education of R.O.C.
4.Not currently working or studying in the Netherlands (not necessary for Doctoral applicants).
5.Proof of adequate English proficiency (a minimum test score of 213 in computer-based TOEFL or 5.5 in IELTS).
Note: Preference will be given to the applicants with previous working experience in the environmental protection and sustainable development related fields.
Application Process
1.A complete application package consists of:
a)Completed application form together with supporting documents, e.g., college/university transcripts, resume, two letters of reference, English proficiency test scores, etc.
b)A self-nomination letter describing your reasons and motivations for applying the scholarship, as well as your professional and personal goals/plans. This letter should not exceed 1,000 words in length.
c)A study plan which should not exceed 500 words in length for Master’s level applicants and 3,000 words for Doctoral applicants.
2.The complete application package should be submitted to the NTIO no later than May 15, 2010.
3.According to the criteria set forth above, a review committee will evaluate the received applications. Only selective candidates will be invited for personal interview. Delta/NTIO will jointly make final selections based on the academic/professional strengths and capabilities demonstrated by the qualified candidates.
4.The winners of the scholarship will be announced by June 30, 2010. However, no scholarship will be confirmed until the scholarship winner has secured an admission acceptance from a Dutch academic institution, and the deadline for the candidates to secure an acceptance offer by a Dutch academic institution is July 1, 2010.
Sponsor: Delta Electronics Foundation
Delta Electronics, Inc. (http://www.deltaww.com/) has long recognized that it holds a unique position to contribute to the betterment of our life and society, particularly in energy management. The Delta Electronics Foundation (http://www.delta-foundation.org.tw/) was established in Taiwan in 1990 to sponsor a variety of educational activities, including scholarships, internships and lectureships; to support advanced research in collaboration with leading universities; and to explore ways to conserve our natural resources. The Ministry of Education of ROC presented the Foundation with an Outstanding NGO award in 2002.
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this scholarship
Delta Electronics Foundation established the Delta/NTIO Joint Environmental Scholarship in 2005 to support and encourage advanced academic studies in fields relevant to the environmental protection and sustainable development. The scholarships are awarded to outstanding individuals who intend to pursue their graduate studies in the mentioned areas at academic institutions in the Netherlands. Scholarship of NT$250,000 each is offered to Master’s students and NT$500,000 for Doctoral student annually.
Eligible Candidates
To be eligible for the scholarship, the candidates should hold strong credentials of:
1.High devotion to the environmental protection and sustainable development of the earth.
2.Taiwan citizenship and regularly residing in Taiwan.
3.An undergraduate degree received before the scholarship year from a Taiwanese academic institution accredited by the Ministry of Education of R.O.C.
4.Not currently working or studying in the Netherlands (not necessary for Doctoral applicants).
5.Proof of adequate English proficiency (a minimum test score of 213 in computer-based TOEFL or 5.5 in IELTS).
Note: Preference will be given to the applicants with previous working experience in the environmental protection and sustainable development related fields.
Application Process
1.A complete application package consists of:
a)Completed application form together with supporting documents, e.g., college/university transcripts, resume, two letters of reference, English proficiency test scores, etc.
b)A self-nomination letter describing your reasons and motivations for applying the scholarship, as well as your professional and personal goals/plans. This letter should not exceed 1,000 words in length.
c)A study plan which should not exceed 500 words in length for Master’s level applicants and 3,000 words for Doctoral applicants.
2.The complete application package should be submitted to the NTIO no later than May 15, 2010.
3.According to the criteria set forth above, a review committee will evaluate the received applications. Only selective candidates will be invited for personal interview. Delta/NTIO will jointly make final selections based on the academic/professional strengths and capabilities demonstrated by the qualified candidates.
4.The winners of the scholarship will be announced by June 30, 2010. However, no scholarship will be confirmed until the scholarship winner has secured an admission acceptance from a Dutch academic institution, and the deadline for the candidates to secure an acceptance offer by a Dutch academic institution is July 1, 2010.
Sponsor: Delta Electronics Foundation
Delta Electronics, Inc. (http://www.deltaww.com/) has long recognized that it holds a unique position to contribute to the betterment of our life and society, particularly in energy management. The Delta Electronics Foundation (http://www.delta-foundation.org.tw/) was established in Taiwan in 1990 to sponsor a variety of educational activities, including scholarships, internships and lectureships; to support advanced research in collaboration with leading universities; and to explore ways to conserve our natural resources. The Ministry of Education of ROC presented the Foundation with an Outstanding NGO award in 2002.
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this scholarship
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