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The Johan Gadolin Scholarship Programme for PhD and Postdoctoral Research, Finland

Johan Gadolin Process Chemistry Centre is welcoming the PhD students and postdocs for its Johan Gadolin Scholarships at the Åbo Akademi University to empower their education.

Students from any nationality across the globe are qualified for this award.

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Åbo Akademi University is the main only Swedish language multi-staff college in Finland. It is found for the most part in Turku yet has additionally exercised in Vaasa.

Why at Åbo Akademi University?  The AAU offers a wide range of educational options for providing its students with a better world for their future.

Application Deadline: Closed

Eligibility

Being acceptable for this grant, students must be PhD students and postdocs having a specialization in the biofuel combustion and functional inorganic materials -Catalysis and kinetics, reaction engineering -Chemical aspects of wood, pulping and papermaking, biorefinery -Electroactive materials, chemical sensors, environmental and on-line analysis.

How to Apply

  • How to apply: Being a part of this program, requisites are requested to be admitted at the university in a PhD program. After being admitted, they are allowed to access the scholarship.
  •  Supporting Documents: In order to apply for this scholarship, applicants are advised to submit a general application form, curriculum vitae, letter of motivation, A letter of invitation from the host university, a research plan and letter of recommendations.
  • Admission Requirements: For taking the admission, applicants must hold a master degree.
  • Language Requirement: Students must be fluent in the English language.

Benefits: This funded education will cover 1500 EUR/month for PhD students and 2000 EUR/month for Postdocs.

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