Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada, is offering fully funded Master’s scholarships for international students in the Departments of Earth Science and Process Engineering. This opportunity is open to outstanding candidates who want to contribute to cutting-edge research in geological carbon storage.
Successful applicants will have all academic and living expenses covered — including tuition, monthly stipends, and health insurance.
✨ Scholarship Overview
Host Institution: Memorial University of Newfoundland
Location: Canada
Level: Master’s Degree
Field of Study: Earth Science / Process Engineering
Eligible Countries: All Nationalities
Benefits: Full Tuition + Stipends + Health Insurance
IELTS: Not Mandatory (If English was language of instruction)
Deadline: July 18, 2025
📌 Eligibility Criteria
To apply, candidates must:
Hold a Bachelor’s degree in:
Engineering: Petroleum, Chemical, Geological
Science: Geochemistry, Chemistry, Geology, Surface Chemistry
Have a strong academic and research background in experimental or modeling/simulation approaches.
Provide proof of English language proficiency if their previous degree wasn’t in English.
Meet Memorial University’s Graduate School admission criteria (Click here).
🏆 Scholarship Benefits
Full tuition funding
Monthly living stipend
Health insurance coverage
Work with leading researchers on innovative projects
Access to high-end equipment and facilities
📄 Required Application Documents
Updated CV (with publication list)
Statement of Interest
Academic certificates and transcripts
English test result (if applicable)
Thesis/publication (or link to download)
Names and contact details of three referees
✍️ How to Apply
All documents must be sent as a single PDF file (max 8MB) to:
📧 hiberniaadmin@mun.ca
🗓 Deadline: July 18, 2025
If your file is larger than 8MB, send a link to download the documents instead.
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