ScottishPower will provide scholarships for the 2024-2025 academic year for postgraduate studies at universities in the United Kingdom in the following areas of knowledge:
Engineering:
Electrical / Mechanical / Civil / Electronic Engineering / Environmental Sciences / Climate Change / Sustainability, Offshore, Geosciences, Oceanography / Meteorology / Wind Power Engineering / Physics / Fluid Mechanics
Data / IT:
Data / Cyber / Cyber Security / Telecoms
ScottishPower has been building relationships with universities in our communities for several years. Working together, we aim to support development of future talent while mitigating the projected skills gap within the energy sector. With this programme we reaffirm our established links with the following universities:
- University of Edinburgh
- Heriot-Watt University
- University of Strathclyde
- University of Glasgow
- Glasgow Caledonian University
- University of Liverpool
- Liverpool John Moores
- Bangor University
- Wrexham Glyndwr University
- University of East Anglia
- University of Cambridge
- Imperial College of London
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In addition, we will accept applications for scholarships from any UK university providing that the course objectives match our specified knowledge areas.
- Payment of enrolment costs at the university
- A monthly payment of £1,200 per month
- Company mentor
- Assistance with identifying an industry related project to assist with their academic studies
- Exciting career prospects
In return for the scholarship, ScottishPower are looking for each scholar to:
- Promote career opportunities available within the company
- Act as a STEM ambassador for the industry
- Introduce future scholarship applicants to the scheme
- Support any recruitment activities agreed on campus/virtually
How to Apply
Application Period for 2024/2025
Applications are now open for this year programme.
Please note closing date is Sunday 31st March 2024 at 2pm (UK time).
