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Five Most Suitable Scholarship Opportunities for the prospective students of Water related Masters or Doctoral programs


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The Rotary Scholarships for Water and Sanitation Professionals, PhD Spatial Governance of Climate Change Adaptation and Water Management, Earmarked Scholarships Scheme To Support Category 1 Project Grants 2023, Japan Foundation for UNU (jfUNU) Scholarship, and Zema Energy Studies Scholarship are scholarships for students pursuing MSc in water-related programs at IHE Delft University of Netherlands, Australia, Japan, and Australia. The scholarships offer a living stipend of $32,192 per annum, tuition fees covered, and Single Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC).

1) Name of Scholarship: Rotary Scholarships for Water and Sanitation Professionals

Scholarship Amount: Entire course fee

Country of Origin: Global

Program: MSc in some Water-related programs offered by IHE Delft University of Netherlands

Deadline: April(Annual)

Course starts July onward

Link for Morte Info: https://www.un-ihe.org/rotary-scholarships-water-and-sanitation-professionals

2)Name of Scholarship: PhD Spatial Governance of climate change adaptation and water management

Scholarship Amount: The gross salary for the first year is € 2.770 - per month rising to € 3.539,-  in the fourth year.

Country of Origin: Netherlands

Program: PhD in Spatial Governance of climate change adaptation and water management

Deadline: 25 September 2023 

Course starts AY 2023-24

Link for Morte Info: https://scholarshipdb.net/scholarships-in-Netherlands/Ph-D-Spatial-Governance-Of-Climate-Change-Adaptation-And-Water-Management-Wageningen-University-And-Research-Center=CZ6E0vRM7hGUYQAlkGUTnw.html?r_id=d2849e09-4cf4-11ee-9461-00259065139f

3)Name of Scholarship: Earmarked Scholarships Scheme To Support Category 1 Project Grants 2023

Scholarship Amount: Living stipend of $32,192 per annum tax free (indexed annually), your tuition fees covered, and Single Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)

Country of Origin: Australia

Program: PhD in Energy Engineering

Deadline: Varies

Course starts AY 2024-2025

Link for Morte Info: https://scholarships.uq.edu.au/scholarship/earmarked-scholarships-support-category-1-project-grants

4)Name of Scholarship: Japan Foundation for UNU (jfUNU) Scholarship

Scholarship Amount: A monthly allowance of 120,000 JPY 

Country of Origin: Japan

Program: PhD in Sustainability Science (2023)

Deadline: February Every Year

Course starts:  July Every Year

Link for Morte Info: https://ias.unu.edu/en/admissions/degrees/phd-in-sustainability-science-2023.html#scholarships

5)Name of Scholarship: Zema Energy Studies Scholarship

Scholarship Amount: $50,000 per annum stipend plus the opportunity for a paid internship

Country of Origin: Australia

Program: PhD in Energy related topics

Deadline: 31st Dec 2023

Course starts: 2024

Link for Morte Info: https://www.monash.edu/energy-institute/students/scholarships/zema-energy-studies-scholarship

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