Dear Colleagues The University of Exeter (UK) has a number of scholarships available for MSc study that I thought I would pass along. Many of these would support students doing environmental degrees such as those on these lists. Please disseminate further to other lists/individuals. A. MSc Biodiversity and Conservation - Scholarships (Africa, Asia, Latin America) http://www.exeter.ac.uk/cornwall/academic_departments/biosciences/postgradua... Deadline: May 1st 2008 The Centre for Ecology and Conservation is pleased to offer an annual fees-only (£11,655 GBP; $23460 USD) scholarship to a student from each of: * Africa * Asia * Latin America These are highly competitive awards: *Students must demonstrate an extremely high academic standard and must show prior commitment to the field of biodiversity conservation. *Evidence must be produced as to means of self-support during the one year period of study. All completed applications for the course will be considered. Short-listed candidates will then be contacted after the deadline and further information will be requested. For more information, contact c.h.guy@exeter.ac.uk B. University Wide Scholarships: China Scholarships of £5,000 towards international tuition fees for full-time Masters study within any of the University's academic Schools. Middle East Scholarships (Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, UAE) of £5,000 towards international tuition fees for full-time Masters study within any of the University's academic Schools. In addition there are three awards linking countries and academic disciplines: India Scholarship of £5,000 towards international tuition fees for full-time Masters study on the MSc Biotechnology & Enterprise. Turkey Scholarships of £5,000 towards international tuition fees for full time Masters study within the School of Law; School of Geography, Archaeology & Earth Science; School of Arts Languages & Literature or the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Applications: http://www.admin.ex.ac.uk/academic/scholarships/postgraduate/intmasters.shtm... With kind regards Brendan Godley