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| Awarded to UK/EU students with a household income is below ~£42000. Bursary of up to £3500+ per year
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| Through the National Scholarship Programme (NSP) new undergraduates from particularly disadvantaged backgrounds who come from England or non-UK EU countries1 are eligible to apply for a £6
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| Awarded to encourage students to study mechanical engineering to a professional level.
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| Awarded to encourage students to study mechanical engineering to a professional level.
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| Awarded to outstanding students embarking on a accredited degree course. Value 750 ukp/pa tenable for the duration of the course.
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| Awarded to women students in their penultimate year at school planning to embark on a accredited degree course. Value 750 ukp/pa tenable for the duration of the course.
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| The awards provide bursaries to female UK residents for the first year of study on an engineering degree.
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| £1000/year during course if a student has 3 A'a at A level + joins the IET
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| £1000/year for undergraduates planning to work in the construction field
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| Scholarship sponsored by many of the leading Electronics companies in the UK
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| Typ 9 month placement in company prior to going to University. Often leading to sponsorship
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| The REACT Foundation Bursary Award is a £3000 cash prize which will be presented to a West Cumbrian A-level student planning on studying an engineering related subject at university
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| IMechE West Cumbria branch has offered a bursary of £1000 to a student heading for university to study mechanical engineering to be combined with a REACT Foundartion bursary
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| Student bursary for students resident on the Isle of Wight planning to study Engineering at University
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Part IA Prizes - Bursaries/Scholarships/Sponsorships
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| Awarded on the basis of solutions submitted to a problem posted in the Lent Term
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| Awarded based on submission and interview. £5000/yr for all 4 years
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| Based on recommendation by CUED + submission/interview
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Part IB Prizes - Bursaries/Scholarships/Sponsorships
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| Applicants chosen. Based on recommendation from Directors of Studies
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| Awarded each year by the Examiners for Part IB of the Engineering Tripos to a candidate who achieves distinction in that examination.
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| Awarded following nomination to the best 2nd Year Female student
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| Award based on excellence in the Part 1 Language course
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Part IIA Prizes - Bursaries/Scholarships/Sponsorships
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| Awarded each year by the Examiners for Part I of the Manufacturing Engineering Tripos to the candidate for that Part who acquits himself or herself best in the subject.
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| Awarded by the Examiners for Part 2A of the Engineering Tripos.
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| Awarded each year by the Examiners for Part IIA of the Engineering Tripos to the candidate for that Part who acquits himself or herself best in the Theory of Structures.
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| Awarded to the student with the best overall mark in modules 3D3 3D4 3C7 and 3D7. Provided that the student attains a first class overall
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| Awarded for the best performance in Part IIA of the tripos by a student taking modules associated with Electrical Systems
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Part IIB Prizes - Bursaries/Scholarships/Sponsorships
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| Awarded each year by the Examiners for Part IIB of the Engineering Tripos to the candidate for that Part who acquits himself or herself best in the Theory of Structures.
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| Awarded each year by the Examiners for Part IIB of the Engineering Tripos to a candidate who achieves distinction in the field of soil mechanics in that examination.
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| The award is made by the Examiners in the Engineering Tripos to the candidate who acquits himself or herself with greatest distinction in Thermodynamics in Part IIB of that tripos.
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| The Prize is awarded by the Examiners in the Engineering Tripos to the candidate who in that examination acquits himself or herself with the greatest distinction in aerodynamics.
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| Awarded each year by the Examiners for Part IIB of the Engineering Tripos to the candidate who acquits himself or herself with the greatest distinction in aeronautical engineering, unless the Examiners are of the opinion that there is no ca
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| Awarded annually by the Examiners for Part IIB of the Engineering Tripos to a candidate who acquits himself of herself with the greatest distinction in Applied Mechanics in that examination.
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| Awarded each year by the Examiners for Part IIB of the Engineering Tripos to a candidate who achieves distinction in that examination.
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| Awarded by the Examiners for Part IIB Tripos. The prize is awarded annually to the candidate who shows the greatest proficiency in any area of electrical or information engineering in Part IIB
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| Awarded by the Examiners for Part IIB of the Engineering Tripos a to the candidate who achieves distinction in any of the fields falling within the examination.
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| awarded for a distinguished performance in German in an approved examination in that language taken by a candidate for Part IIB of the Engineering Tripos.
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| For outstanding performance by a candidate who has been a member of the IEE (any category) for at least a year.
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| Awarded for a prizeworthy performance in module C1:Nuclear Power Engineering.
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| Awarded to a student, nominated by the Head of Department, who completes an outstanding research, development or design project in mechanical engineering.
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| Awarded students, nominated by the Head of Department, who complete outstanding research, development or design projects in mechanical engineering.
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| Awarded students, nominated by the Head of Department, who complete outstanding research, development or design projects in mechanical engineering.
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| Awarded to a student, nominated by the Eastern Branch of the IMechE, for outstanding achievement during the year final year of an IMechE accredited degree course.
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| Awarded each year by the examiners for Part IIB of the Engineering Tripos to a candidate who achieves distinction in management studies in that examination.
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| Awarded to women students in their penultimate year of a accredited degree course.
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| Awarded tothe best final year degree project on Mechanical Power Transmission
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| Awarded to final year undergraduate students who can demonstrate an interest and commitment to mobile radio and RF engineering.
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| Awarded bases on a paper, not exceeding 25 pages, describing a project concerned with the resolution of a practical problem related to any form of structure.
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| Nominations for a IED Prize will be considered from final year students who attain a degree with a first class honours and who have attained high marks in final year subjects having a substantial technology and design content.
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| Awarded each year 10 new graduates from UK Universities from nominations entered by the Engineering Faculties of the Universities.
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| Awarded to undergraduates based on a project report in a field of interest to IAHR members
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| Awarded for the best civil engineering dissertation or final year project/report on a trenchless technology topic.
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| The prize is awarded on (a) Overall achievement in the project (b) Originality (c) Relevance to British Industry, with particular relevance to Civil Engineering. The winner is shortlisted for the Science Engineering & Technology Student of
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| The prize is awarded on (a) Overall achievement in the project (b) Originality (c) Relevance to British Industry, with particular relevance to Computer Science. The winner is shortlisted for the Science Engineering & Technology Student of
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| The prize is awarded on (a) Overall achievement in the project (b) Originality (c) Relevance to British Industry, with particular relevance to Electrical Engineering. The winner is shortlisted for the Science Engineering & Technology Stude
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| The prize is awarded on (a) Overall achievement in the project (b) Originality (c) Relevance to British Industry, with particular relevance to Electronic Engineering. The winner is shortlisted for the Science Engineering & Technology Stude
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| The prize is awarded on (a) Overall achievement in the project (b) Originality (c) Relevance to British Industry, with particular relevance to Marine Engineering. The winner is shortlisted for the Science Engineering & Technology Student o
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| The prize is awarded on (a) Overall achievement in the project (b) Originality (c) Relevance to British Industry, with particular relevance to Material Science The winner is shortlisted for the Science Engineering & Technology Student of t
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| The prize is awarded on (a) Overall achievement in the project (b) Originality (c) Relevance to British Industry, with particular relevance to Mechanical Engineering. The winner is shortlisted for the Science Engineering & Technology Stude
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| The prize is awarded on (a) Overall achievement in the project (b) Originality (c) Relevance to British Industry, with particular relevance to Systems Engineering. The winner is shortlisted for the Science Engineering & Technology Student
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| Awarded to the highest scoring student from the individual SET Student of the Year Awards
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| Awarded for outstanding work throughout the year on a 4th year project in the area of Civil Structural or Environmental engineering
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| The bursaries are targeted at 4th year projects that focus on problem solving and design which offer excellent opportunities for outreach work in schools. (See additional info)
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Open Undergraduate Prizes - Bursaries/Scholarships/Sponsorships
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| Awarded to a student, nominated by the Head of Department, for outstanding achievement during the year on an IMechE accredited degree course.
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| Awarded on the basis of a submitted paper
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| Awarded on the basis of a submitted paper
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| Awarded on the basis of a submitted paper
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| Awarded based on a synopsis and project report on a topic related food engineering
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| Awarded for outstanding achievement in a documented research project in corrosion science or engineering. Applicant must be a student member of the Insitute of Corrosion
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| Awarded to young engineers who left school at 16 and have worked industry.
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| Based on a project report and interview. The project being selected from a wide range of subjects published in the RSA handbook.
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| Awarded to students undertaking a IEE accredited degree course in need of financial support
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| Awarded for a report describing an project with application in the area of human-powered flight.
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| Applied for by the saupervisor the grant award up to £200 to a student and £600 to the department for consumables etc.
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| Awarded to an individual or group to take part in civil engineering related projects and activities
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| Awarded for the best submission of a innovative idea and plans for how to use the Internet of Everything to solve environmental or social issues.
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Graduate/Postgraduate Prizes - Bursaries/Scholarships/Sponsorships
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| Awarded based on the submission of a paper accepted for publication in a professional or leaned journal. Student must be under 28 on the date of submission and not qualified for a PhD.
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| Awarded based on the submission of a abstract/report in the field of communication or signal processing. Student must be in the first three years of a graduate course.
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| Awarded on the basis of a paper for publication/submitted to International Journal of Numerical Methods in Engineering or ICE Proceedings. Applicant must be a post-graduate under 35.
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| Awarded by the IEE to assist postgraduates to further the art
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| Awarded by IEEE to encourage IEE members to undertake formal management training.
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| Award to assist exceptional engineering graduates who, through financial constraint, might not otherwise be able to undertake or complete a postgraduate degree.
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| Awarded to an exceptional engineering graduate in the first year of a PhD in electrical, electronic science or engineering.
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| Awarded to a student undertaking research in the field of mobile radio and mobile data. (N.B. The candidate shoudl have been a practising engineer for a minimum of three years.)
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| For postgraduate study in Telecommunications (preferably Mobile Telecommunications and related subjects)
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| Awarded for the best all round graduates
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| Sponsorship for postgraduate design courses/degrees
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| Awarded to research student members of IEE to enable them to further research projects overseas.
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| Awarded to female gradute students studying for a PhD in aerospace-related sciences and engineering
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| Selected by the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) on the basis of written and oral presentations
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| Awarded based on a submission and support from the students undergraduate school/university
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| This award offers £1500 to a UK-based newly qualified female civil engineer. It is for travel outside the UK that has a civil engineering focus and ideally takes an innovative or unusual approach.
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| This award offers financial support of up to £500 to an ICE Graduate member studying to learn a foreign language that will equip them to work overseas.
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| Gates Cambridge Scholarships are prestigious, highly competitive full-cost scholarships. They are awarded to outstanding applicants from countries outside the UK to pursue a full-time postgraduate degree in any subject available at the Univ
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| G-RESEARCH is working with closely with University of Cambridge and University of Oxford to give PhD students working on interesting topics that may impact the area of mathematical finance the chance to win prizes of £10000 by submitting a
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| The Hawley Award is awarded annually for the most outstanding Engineering Innovation that delivers demonstrable benefit to the environment.
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| PhD Sponsorship – The applicant must be a UK national who has been accepted on a course of PhD study at the Cambridge University Department of Engineering
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| To encourage an exchange between Britain and Australia of engineers undertaking post graduate studies
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| The Award is made for a postgraduate paper describing how engineering techniques are being used for the advancement of medical treatment.
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Open Prizes and Awards - Bursaries/Scholarships/Sponsorships
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| Awarded to enable a student member of the department to undertake a technical visit abroad.
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| Offered Annually to enable a IEE member to use his or her professional knowledge and experience to provide a benefit to an under privilaged community in a developing country or similar.
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| Awarded annually to enable young members of the IEE to broaden their horizons by undertaking a study tour,working in industry abroad, participating in an overseas conference etc.
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| Awarded to a IMechE member, <30 yrs
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| Awarded for the world leading engineering development, which demonstrate Innovation
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| Awarded for the best <800 word submission, in the form of a science article for a UK broadsheet.
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| Awarded to the student whose work best demonstrated the ability to think differently and create a much needed product that works better.
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| 3 Awards (different age groups) awarde3d for the best 20min Lecture on any Aerospace related subject
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| Awarded based on a presentation and report, not exceeding 4 sides, submitted by a team of 3- 5 persons.
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| Awarded to students studying in the East Anglian area based on a submitted paper concerning water and/or environmental issues.
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| Funding to allow engineering researchers to attend conferences or make visits to academic or industrial research centres overseas.
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| Awarded based on a two page technical paper in the field of medical engineering
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| Funding to further a new company, for young people (16-30)
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| Awarded for posters which show innovative potential in any scientific or technological field.
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Non-Engineering Related Scholarship, Awards, Grants and Prizes
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| Awarded for an outstanding contribution to science, art or practice of measurement using electrical, electronic or electromagnetic techniques.
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| Awarded for outstanding achievement in Science and Technology
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