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The goal of the Engineering for Development (E4D) Programme is to promote research and education for people in low-?income countries. The E4D Programme is generously funded through the external pageSawiris Foundation for Social Developmentcall_made and the external pageSwiss Agency for Development and Cooperation.call_made
The grant sum is 200’000 CHF to cover the salary costs of the doctoral students for three years. ETH professors cover the 4th year of the doctoral studies as well as costs related to the research itself.
About Engineering for Development Continuing Education (E4D)
The Engineering for Development (E4D) Continuing Education Scholarship Programme awards scholarships to candidates from low-income countries to attend continuing education programmes at ETH Zurich. The goal of the programme is to enhance the knowledge and skills of future leaders with the perspective of contributing to capacity development and poverty reduction in their home countries. The E4D programme is funded through the Sawiris Foundation for Social Development. The E4D Continuing Education Scholarship Programme covers ETH Master of Advanced Studies (MAS), Diploma of Advanced Studies (D….. continue reading
Engineering for Development Continuing Education (E4D)
E4D Doctoral Scholarship Program
Application Deadline 30 Apr 2024
Country to study Switzerland
Type PhD
Sponsor Engineering for Development Continuing Education (E4D)
Gender Men and Women
Aim and Benefits of E4D Doctoral Scholarship Program
The grant sum is 200’000 CHF to cover the salary costs of the doctoral students for three years.
Requirements for E4D Doctoral Scholarship Program Qualification
The general entrance requirements for doctoral studies at the ETH Zurich1 and the respective department must be fulfilled.
Experience in the selected research area is required.
Candidates must be citizens of low- and lower-middle-income countries according to the OECD DAC-2024-25 list classification
Documents Required for Application
The concept note application must include:
Completed DownloadConcept Note Application Form 2024 (PDF, 127 KB)vertical_align_bottom
CV of the candidate
Excellent MSc degree from a recognised university and grade transcripts
Support letter of the supervising professor at ETH Zurich
2 reference letters from your field of research
Relevant own publications or documentation of relevant activities relating to the project
List of 5 independent reviewers (same field of research, but unknown to candidate and professor)
Bibliography
Application Deadline
April 30, 2024
How to Apply
The application procedure consists of two steps.
First step
The candidate submits the Concept Note Application Form 2024 to the E4D programme office by e-mail to e4d@sl.ethz.ch. Only concept notes fulfilling all indicated requirements will be taken into consideration and will be evaluated by the ETH4D Committee for Exchanges with regard to their suitability for the second step. The deadline for submitting concept notes is 30 April 2024.
Second step
Candidates whose concept note is accepted by the E4D committee elaborate a full proposal together with the professor who agreed to supervise the project. If the candidate and the professor do not know each other, they must set up a meeting to discuss the full proposal elaboration. This meeting can be a face-to-face meeting or an online meeting.
For more details,visit E4D website
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