PhD Scholarships, Micro- and Nano- Engineering, ICGEE (Ireland)
PhD research scholarships are being offered to well-qualified individuals (applicable to Pakistani students) at the International Centre for Graduate Education in Micro- and Nano- Engineering ICGEE, Ireland.
Deadline: 01 Sep 2008
The International Centre for Graduate Education in Micro- and Nano- Engineering (ICGEE) is an interuniversity, inter-disciplinary and international organisation providing a student-centric doctoral research and education experience with a unique international flavor and perspective.
It brings together nine Irish partners, including:
Eight third level higher education institutions
Athlone Institute of Technology (AIT)
Cork Institute of Technology (CIT)
Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT)
National University of Ireland Galway (NUIG)
Trinity College Dublin (TCD)
University College Cork (UCC)
University College Dublin (UCD)
University of Limerick (UL)
One professional engineering accreditation body
Engineers Ireland
Five international partners
Chalmers University of Technology (CTH), Sweden
Fudan University, Shanghai, China
Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble (INPG), France
Northwestern University, IL, USA
University of Edinburgh, UK.
The ICGEE offers
A global curriculum with a wide spectrum of specialist academic courses from leading experts in Europe, the US and Asia
World-class research opportunities
The opportunity to build an international peer network amongst the next generation of young internationally focused global engineering leaders.
ICGEE Scholarships
An ICGEE scholarship of €24,000 per year over 4 years will be offered to all successful applicants to include a stipend (€16,000), travel and the equivalent of an EU Higher Education Institution (HEI) fee.
Application
An application may be submitted to any of the Irish partner HEI’s within the ICGEE. Institutional affiliation is compulsory for admission to the ICGEE programme and the ICGEE admissions process will run in parallel with that of the selected host institute. The PhD research must fit within the ICGEE key research areas: Micro- & Nano-Engineering Design and Materials & Manufacturing. Potential candidates should have a first class primary degree or a Masters level education. For students whose first language/mother tongue is not English, an IELTS score of minimum 6.0 is required. Yourapplication dossier must contain the following documentation:
A signed ICGEE cover sheet (download the cover sheet here)
Copy of Host University application form
A Personal Statement describing yourself, your scientific interests and why you want to join the ICGEE programme (max 1 page)
Your application package should be scanned and emailed to info@icgee.ie
Deadline
Only applications received before 1 September 2008 will be considered.
Further Information
For any additional queries, please contact:Patricia Hegarty,ICGEE Administrator,Department of Microelectronic Engineering,University College Cork,IrelandTel:+ 353 21 490 4575 Weblink: http://icgee.ie/apply/index.php
Download the official announcement of the PhD scholarships (pdf)
