Sri Lanka - Scholarships

strengthens communities in crisis in the Eastern and Western areas of the country. These regions were hit hardest by the 2004 tsunami—40 schools were destroyed completely. They have also struggled for decades through a violent civil conflict between the Tamil and Sinhalese people.
Our education initiatives build schools in communities affected by war and the tsunami. In Sri Lanka, school building is a form of peacebuilding, empowering people with the skills they need to create peace in their communities. Clean water and sanitation projects as well as healthcare initiatives reduce the prevalence of poverty-related illness, the rates of which increased significantly post-tsunami.
A unique cooperative micro-credit program for women makes up the majority of our Alternative Income programming. Women get job training and small loans so they can start their own small businesses and earn money to support their children.

Room to Grow Girls’ Scholarship

In the Challenge Grant Model we select regions in which we want to operate, areas where we have built schools or established libraries and thus know the local authorities. Each applicant and her family complete a simple written application and have a personal interview.

FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

Keele University

Is offering its prestigious Scholarships to full-time international students from the following countries:
Brunei, China, The Gulf States (Bahrain, Dubai, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia, UAE), Hong Kong, India, Kenya, Malaysia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam
The Scholarships are GBP3000 towards the cost of annual tuition fees, and the Scholarship is given for each year of study of your course.
The Scholarships are awarded to students who can demonstrate excellence in at least two of the following areas: Academic qualifications, English Language ability, Understanding of the course and motivation to study at Keele and/or Extra-curricular or work experience.

Help provide educational opportunities for women. The family of Ken Bird will take an active role in the choice and welfare of the scholar. The scholarship is awarded jointly with International Students House.
Amount: Full tuition fee waiver and accommodation at International Students House.
Eligibility: Preference will be given to you if you are a female student from India or Sri Lanka and hold an offer for a full-time undergraduate degree in a technology based subject. The scholarship will be renewed each year based on your academic performance.
Criteria: Academic excellence, development potential and financial need.

offering Social Science Scholarships to Sri Lankan undergraduate students starting their studies in September 2013 in any of the following departments: East Asian Studies, Economics, Education, Geography, Information School, Journalism, Politics, Sociological Studies, Town and Regional Planning.

POSTGRADUATE – FELLOWSHIPS

EXPERTS

is a scholarship project targeted to citizens of Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, the Philippines, Sri Lanka and Thailand.
In accordance with the EMA2 call, the objective of the EXPERTS project is to facilitate collaborations between Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) from South and Southeast Asia (SSEA) and EU through the exchange of information in science and policy issues while sharing key issues of sustainable development in academic cooperation.

provides a number of postgraduate scholarships for outstanding students from South Africa, Sri Lanka and Ethiopia, who wish to study at NUI Galway, who would otherwise be unable to finance their studies in Ireland. Priority will be given to applicants who demonstrate that the knowledge they acquire from their studies will be utilised subsequently to support development in their home countries.
The scholarship amount will be up to € 15,000 for one academic year towards the cost of travel and accommodation. In addition, relevant tuition fees will be awarded by NUI Galway. Selection criteria will be based on academic merit and financial need.