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Engineering Scholarship for Women at Aston University

2 July 2019

Aston University is offering a new scholarship for women in engineering to celebrate the International Women in Engineering Day. The scholarship value is £5,000 and the last date for submitting applications is 11the July 2019. Only female candidates are eligible to apply for this scholarship which will be awarded to international and EU students on the basis of academic merit as well as their potential to benefit hugely from an Aston Engineering degree. 

This scholarship is available only for the first year of undergraduate study at Aston on the following courses:

  • MSc Artificial Intelligence
  • MSc Computer Science
  • MSc Communications Systems and Wireless Networks
  • MSc Data Analytics
  • MSc Engineering Management
  • MSc Mechanical Engineering
  • MSc Product Design
  • MSc Supply Chain Management
  • All BSc/BEng/MEng programmes within the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

To learn more about studying at the TEF Gold Rated (for Teaching Excellence) Aston University, book a free consultation with SI-UK today.

 

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