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Three Indian women who have won scholarships to study science and engineering in the UK hope to inspire other female students to follow in their footsteps.
These students will begin masters degrees at Coventry University in September after being awarded British Council 70thAnniversary Scholarships. They are among 100 women from India to receive the financial awards to mark the organisation’s 70th year in the country.
It’s the first British Council scholarship programme solely for women and covers tuition fees for a one-year masters course in science, technology, engineering and maths. The programme supports Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s promotion of development and opportunities for women in these fields.
Scholarship recipient, Madhurya Manjunath Mamulpet- 21, from Bangalore, will study an MSc in Network Computing at Coventry University. She said, “I’m very proud and happy to receive this scholarship. My long-term goal is to work in the field of networking and this course will allow me to explore this subject with more depth and knowledge of trending technologies.
Scholarships like these are vital for Indian women and I hope they continue as many women in India can’t afford to follow their dreams. These scholarships help them achieve their dreams and will help develop better scientists and analysts and better relationships among organisations in UK.
I hope this will educate more women about pursuing a career in STEM subjects, especially networking.”
Sugandha Singh, 24, from New Delhi, will study an MSc in Engineering Business Management, owing to this scholarship. She said, “I’m so pleased there are opportunities such as this scholarship to encourage women in India to study science and technology subjects. There is so much potential for women to do wonders in their lives and achieve things that at first glance might appear impossible.”
Coventry University knows the difference good teaching can make to a student’s time at university. A great experience can help give students that edge when it comes to getting a job. Coventry University provides students with limitless opportunities, both inside and outside the classroom.
With industry-experienced teaching staff, students can learn from professionals who have direct experience.
Subject librarians are available to provide students with specialist help and support. They work with course tutors and provide both class teaching and one-to-one appointments.
Many of Coventry University’s teaching staff offer research-led teaching up to PhD level in a wide range of disciplines and interests.
The Global Leaders Programme (GLP) is available at the advanced Diploma level for postgraduate students.
Coventry University is made up of 4 faculties which are: the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, the Faculty of Engineering, Environment and Computing, the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, and the Faculty of Business and Law comprising of the Coventry Business School and Coventry Law School.
Students can study a range of subjects within three schools, that cover architecture, English language, photography and other creative subjects.
Schools within the faculty include:
The Faculty of Engineering, Environment and Computing focuses on business, research and teaching.
The faculty is comprised of three schools and four research centres…
The Faculty of Health and Life Sciences’ nursing and midwifery courses are ranked 9th in Guardian University Guide 2017.
Schools within the faculty include:
Coventry University’s Business School offers a dynamic and enterprising educational experience for all students with a variety of courses to choose from.
Specialist disciplines include:
At Coventry Law School, students have access to a Moot Room – a modern courtroom within an academic environment. This facility allows students to develop their advocacy skills in a mock appeal.
Once the international students have chosen their desired course, they have to submit the following documents at the International Office:
Applying to Coventry is a easy and quick process. Students can apply through any of the following ways:
Students in countries like China, Kenya, Nigeria, Indonesia and Pakistan can also apply through the local offices located in those regions.
Have a look at entry requirements for International students, sorted by region. Entry requirements for UK and EU students can be found here.
Coventry University believes that talented students should be given every opportunity to fulfil their potential, which is why the University offers a range of prestigious scholarships. There is also a Flying Start programme for undergraduate students, where Coventry University aims to cover some of the mandatory costs of taking a particular course within the fee that they pay.
Take a look at the full range of international scholarship opportunities for May and September intakes.
Students who pay their tuition fees in full before or at enrolment will be offered a 5% discount off the tuition fee.
This discount can be claimed on top of any scholarship, up to a maximum combined amount of GBP2000.
The fees for individual courses can be found by looking up the course on the Course Finder or by ordering a prospectus.
High-achieving students with a first class honours undergraduate degree are eligible for a scholarship through one of the following: International Scholarships, FindAMasters Postgraduate Scholarships and MastersCompare Postgraduate Scholarship- visit the University website for details.
All alumni from Coventry University will receive a discount of GBP1000 from the full-time fees payable for their postgraduate programme.
Postgraduate students who have a specific learning difficulty, physical impairment or mental health issues may be able to get financial help from Disabled Students' Allowances.
Visit the University website to see how you can be supported with loans and for scholarship or disability aid eligibility.
Coventry University provides students with opportunities for employability focused courses and dedicated employability support. 97% of graduates that studied at Coventry University were employed or went on to further study after they graduated (DLHE 2015/16).
Coventry University’s dedicated careers support is designed to help students gain access to the graduate jobs market and is available at both central level and at core subject level (by faculty).
Coventry University offers courses to help students to develop skills and qualities many employers look for. The careers team can help students secure a work placement or internship which can be taken as part of a degree course, a sandwich year or during university holidays.
‘Add+vantage’ modules help to prepare students for the transition from study to work. Options include learning a foreign language, entrepreneurship, or enhanced research skills. Work experience can be undertaken, international field trips, gaining professional accreditation (some are gained at no additional cost and others must be paid for by the student), or studying towards industry qualifications.
These opportunities are available to all students on the participating degree courses at Coventry University campus. Visit Careers and Employability Services to find out more.
thefutureworks is Coventry University’s recruitment agency that can help students find work during and after their degree.
The employer engagement team offers an ongoing programme of careers events and employer presentations, as well as large careers fairs and tailored networking events.
Coventry University alumni are talented, driven individuals who make things happen, take a look at what some former students are doing now.
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