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The Shell Centenary and Centenary Chevening Scholarships for Master Degree PDF Print E-mail
Written by Suleman Shahid   
Monday, 26 December 2005

The Shell Centenary and Centenary Chevening Scholarships support educational advancement and co-operation world-wide by providing opportunities to study in the UK to students and young professionals from overseas who can demonstrate the potential to become leaders and decision-makers in their own countries. The scholarships cover tuition fees, accommodation, maintenance costs and a return airfare for the scholarship holder.

Eight of these scholarships (four Shell Centenary Scholarships and four Shell Centenary Chevening Scholarships) are available each year at UCL for students pursuing specific eligible taught Master's degree programmes in the following areas:

  • Applied science and technology
  • The Built Environment and Development Planning
  • Economics
  • Engineering
  • Law
  • Life and Clinical Sciences
The scholarships are open to students who are nationals of countries that are not members of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Applicants must be resident in their home country at the time of application.

Nationals from the following countries are NOT eligible to apply:

Australia Austria Belgium
Canada Denmark Finland
France Germany Greece
Iceland Ireland Italy
Japan Luxembourg Netherlands
New Zealand Norway Portugal
Spain Sweden Switzerland
United Kingdom United States  

Candidates must be aged 35 or under, have excellent spoken and written English, be of outstanding academic ability and have obtained the equivalent of a UK first-class Honours degree.

Application Procedure

Application forms are provided on request only, and only to candidates who have already submitted an application for admission to one of the eligible programmes at UCL (Graduate Admissions).

To request a Shell scholarship application form, please email citing "Shell Forms" in the subject header and giving us the date of your application for admission.

We will only send forms to those who have already applied for admission to one of the eligible Master's programmes at UCL.

If you have not yet applied for admission, you must do so as soon as possible (www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/graduate-study/index.shtml).

If you have already applied, please check that your chosen course in on the list of eligible programmes for a scholarship (see list below).

We will check for whether you have applied for admission on a monthly basis only. To enable us to find your entry on our UCL Admissions Database, your email inquiry must include your first and last name, your date of birth and, if you have, your admissions application number.

Completed scholarship application forms must be submitted electronically to no later than 1st March.

Selection Criteria, Procedure & Timetable

Applications are assessed on the basis of academic achievement. Scholarships are awarded to candidates expected to best cfontribute to the sustainable development of their home country by becoming leaders, decision-makers or opinion-formers.

Preference will be given to candidates who have had some relevant and significant post-graduate work experience, and who have not already had the opportunity to study in the UK.

Applications are initially assessed by a panel of UCL academics in late April, and a selection of applications is then forwarded to The Shell Centenary Scholarship Fund. Short-listed candidates will be invited for interview in their home country.

All candidates can expect to be notified by letter of the final outcome of their scholarship applications in June.

Eligible programmes at UCL:

Faculty of the Built Environment

  • MSc Building & Urban Design
  • MSc Construction Economics & Management
  • MSc Development Administration & Planning
  • MSc Environment & Sustainable Development
  • MSc Environmental Design & Engineering
  • MSc Facility & Environment Management
  • MSc Housing Futures
  • MSc International Housing Studies
  • MSc Light & Lighting
  • MSc Project & Enterprise Management
  • MSc Social Development Practice
  • MSc Strategic Planning & Regional Development
  • MSc Town & Country Planning
  • MSc Urban Design
  • MSc Urban Development Planning
  • MSc Urban Economic Development
  • MSc Urban Regeneration
  • MSc Virtual Environments

Faculty of Engineering Sciences

  • MSc Biochemical Engineering
  • MSc Biomedical Engineering & Medical Imaging
  • MSc Chemical Process Engineering
  • MSc Civil Engineering
  • MSc Computer Science
  • MSc Data Communications, Networks & Distributed Systems
  • MSc Defence Systems Engineering
  • MSc Geographical Information Science
  • MSc Hydrographic Surveying
  • MSc Intelligent Systems
  • MSc Marine Engineering
  • MSc Mechanical Engineering
  • MSc Naval Architecture
  • MSc Photogrammetry with Remote Sensing
  • MSc Surveying
  • MSc Systems Engineering
  • MSc Technologies for Broadband Communications
  • MSc Telecommunications
  • MSc Vision, Imaging & Virtual Environments

Faculty of Arts & Humanities

  • MA Electronic Communication & Publishing
  • MSc Information Science (Computerised Systems for Librarians, Archivists and Information Professionals)

Faculty of Clinical Sciences

  • MSc Ageing & Mental Health
  • MSc Culture & Mental Health
  • MSc Sociology, Health & Health Care

Faculty of Laws

  • LLM Law

Faculty of Social and Historical Sciences

  • MSc Anthropology & Ecology of Development
  • MSc Conservation
  • MSc Economics
  • MSc Environmental & Resource Economics
  • MSc Freshwater & Coastal Sciences
  • MSc Human Evolution & Behaviour
  • MSc International Public Policy
  • MA Human Rights
  • MA Legal & Political Theory
  • MSc Medical Anthropology
  • MSc Modernity, Space & Place
  • MSc Palaeoecology of Human Societies
  • MSc Public Policy
  • MSc Public Understanding of Environmental Change
  • MSc Remote Sensing
  • MSc Social Anthropology

Faculty of Life Sciences

  • MSc Cognitive Neuropsychology
  • MSc Human-Computer Interaction with Ergonomics
  • MSc Neuroscience
  • MSc Speech & Hearing Sciences

School of Slavonic and East European Studies

  • MA Central & South-Eastern European Studies
  • MA Nationalism & Identity
  • MA Political Economy of Russia & Eastern Europe
  • MA Politics, Security & Integration

Further Information / Application form request

Email:

Tel: +44 20 7679 2005 / 4167
Fax: +44 20 7691 3112

Reference:
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/financial-matters/scholarships/graduate/international/shell/index.shtml



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