Study Subject(s): The degree program / research area must be in a life science field with a ‘wet-lab’ component (bench-based research such as molecular or cell biology).
Course Level: Scholarships are available for pursuing graduate or undergraduate degree level at recognised university.
Scholarship Provider: Axol Bioscience
Scholarship can be taken at: Anywhere
Eligibility:-Applicants must be enrolled or accepted for a graduate or undergraduate degree for the 15/16 academic year at a recognised university
-The degree program / research area must be in a life science field with a ‘wet-lab’ component (bench-based research such as molecular or cell biology)
-Open worldwide
Scholarship Open for International Students: International Students can apply for the scholarship.
Scholarship Description: Axol Bioscience is excited to offer future life scientists the opportunity to receive $2000 in funding for any life science related degree program.
Number of award(s): One scholarship is available for 2015/16.
Duration of award(s): Not Known
What does it cover? Total offer is of $2000.
Selection criteria: Selection is based 50% on academic achievement and 50% on the article submitted; we are looking for an original piece with scientific interest. The winner’s article may be published on the Axol blog.
Notification: Winner of the scholarship will be notified via email no later than 24th July 2015
How to Apply: Follow these steps to apply:
-Email us at scholarships-at-axolbio.com with the following documents and information: Your resume/CV, including undergraduate transcripts/grades, Written confirmation from a recognised university of enrolment or acceptance to a life science-related degree program and An original article of at least 1000 words written by you on a topical life-science subject, for example “The Future Application of Stem Cell Technologies in Neuroscience Research”. See the ‘article guidelines’ below for more information about what we are looking for. The submitted article can be based on primary research, however it should not be an already published piece of work (to avoid copyright issues). It should be something that wouldn’t look out of place on a science blog, so an editorial / review-type piece is favourable. It should be at least 1000 words long. If it is newsworthy or relating to something currently in the popular press it may appeal to a wider group of people.
Scholarship Application Deadline: The application deadline is 30th June 2015.
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