Scholarships | Scholarship for Nigerians and Africans - Part 8

Commonwealth Shared Scholarship for International Students, Durham University, UK: Advanced Software Engineering, Communications Engineering

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A Commonwealth Shared Scholarship is tenable for one year (12 months) and provides the award-holder with a waiver of their tuition fees, a total maintenance grant of £9,936 and allowances to meet the costs of their travel to and from the UK, printing of their thesis and study travel.

To be eligible for this scholarship candidates must meet the Association of Commonwealth’s Universities eligibility criteria.

To be considered for a Commonwealth Shared Scholarship candidates must complete and submit an online postgraduate application form. When completing the application form candidates must indicate that you wish to be considered for a Commonwealth Shared Scholarship in response to the questions posed about how you plan to finance your studies.

If you have already submitted your online application form, but did not state that you wished to be considered for a Commonwealth Shared Scholarship you must contact your prospective department to notify them of your interest.

Scholarship Application Deadline: Friday18 March 2011

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Entente Cordiale Scholarships, UK

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The Entente Cordiale Scholarship Scheme is a prestigious bi-lateral awards scheme that funds French postgraduate students who want to study in the UK, and British students who want to study in France. Funded by the private sector in both countries the scheme provides scholarships for about 20 French and British students each year.
The total value of an Entente Cordiale scholarship normally amounts to £10 000, regardless of the course or institution chosen. Scholarships are offered for study of any discipline, in any British university, provided it is for a postgraduate course. In addition, the scheme proposes a select number of branded scholarships, focussing on students in certain disciplines closely related to industry or particular professions.

Scholars hip Application Deadline: 8 April 2011

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University of Southampton, PhD Studentship in Engineering 2011 in UK

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A PhD studentship is now available in the Aerodynamics and Flight Mechanics research group (AFM), School of Engineering Sciences (SES), which fully covers University tuition fees (at EU/UK level**) and provides a tax-free bursary of £13,600 per year, rising each October in line with the UK Government (EPSRC) recommended rate, for a 3-year duration.

**This position is available to EU/UK applicants only, unless additional scholarships are obtained by the student to cover the overseas fees difference (i.e. £12000 in 2010/11).

Project description: This project is designed to shed more light on the receptivity stage of transition to turbulence, i.e. the stage when disturbances first enter the boundary layer. A direct numerical simulation (DNS) code is to be used to study the flow over surface obstacles (micro-roughness elements) in the presence of free stream turbulence and acoustic waves.

The objective is to map out the sensitivity of boundary layer transition to the disturbance environment and hence to help understand experimental measurements. The context for the present project is the EU ATLLAS project in which measurements of transition in high speed flow will be compared with numerical predictions.

The School of Engineering Sciences at the University of Southampton has an international reputation for research excellence. In the 2008 UK Research Assessment Exercise, the School (in collaboration with the Institute of Sound & Vibration Research) ranked second in the total number of Unit 28 academics whose research was deemed world leading or internationally excellent.

The School is a diverse community which is committed to creating an inclusive working and learning environment in which all individuals are equally treated and valued, and can achieve their potential. The School considers all studentship applications in relation to academic criteria and regardless of the individual’s race, nationality, gender, or belief.

Entry requirements: Candidates will have a first class degree (or equivalent) in relevant disciplines, and will work with a group of highly motivated, first class research students. The studentship is at the standard EPSRC rate (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council), Commencing as soon as possible.

Application Deadline: 08/03/2011

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