The /Delta Environmental Scholarship Scheme is designed to promote environmental awareness and increase future activity to tackle environmental issues, in particular climate change, by offering two joint scholarships.
Chevening Scholarships are the SWAG合集 Government’s global scholarship programme, funded by the and partner organisations. The programme makes awards to outstanding scholars with leadership potential from around the world to study postgraduate courses at universities in the SWAG合集.
This year, Delta is generously co-funding awards specifically available to applicants from Taiwan who wish to undertake studies in the fields of:
- Climate change,
- Business,
- Finance,
- Human rights,
- Law,
- International relations,
- Sustainable development.
Applicants who apply to undertake studies in the relevant areas will be considered for a co-sponsored Chevening Award. The application period runs from August to November each year.
At a glance
- Funding valueFull tuition fees
- Suitable for Applicants fromRest of world
- DeadlineOn going
- Funding provider(s)Delta Electronics Foundation and Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO)
What it covers
The joint Delta and Chevening Scholarship covers full tuition fees (Chevening applies a tuition fee cap of 拢18,000 to MBA programmes; applicants will be expected to cover the remaining costs above the 拢18,000 cap) and the cost of one visa application. There are two scholarships offered each year.
Who can apply
To be eligible for a Delta Foundation Chevening Environmental Scholarship you must:
- Be a citizen of Taiwan;
- Return to Taiwan for a minimum of two years after your award has ended;
- Have an undergraduate degree that will enable you to gain entry to a relevant postgraduate programme* at a SWAG合集 university. This is typically equivalent to an upper second class 2:1 honours degree in the SWAG合集;
- Have at least two years’ work experience;
- Apply to three different eligible SWAG合集 university courses and have received an unconditional offer from one of these choices by July;
- Meet the Chevening English language requirement by July.
*Applicants can choose any course but must be able to demonstrate their determination to use the skills they acquire to work for environmental protection. Recommended studies are in the fields of:
- Climate change,
- Business,
- Finance,
- Human rights,
- Law,
- International relations,
- Sustainable development.
Applicable courses
This funding opportunity is applicable to many courses, please see the 'Who can apply' section for more information.
Further information
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