The Elering – Smart Energy System Scholarship is intended for one bachelor’s student and one master’s student studying the School of Information Technologies, who meets the requirements.
Elering - Smart Energy System Bachelor`s Or Master`s Study Scholarship
- Master, Bachelor
- One off payment of EUR 1,500
This is a scholarship by
Tallinn University of Technology
All Scholarships from Tallinn University of TechnologyEligibility
• Matriculated at TalTech and not on academic leave as at the moment of submitting the application;
• weighted average grade at least 3,5;
• Study performance volume at least 30 ECP by the day of submission of the application;
• The ambition to contribute to the development of a sustainable, climate-neutral, and digital energy economy, and the ambition to become a top specialist in the field;
• Smart energy system-related Bachelor`s or Master`s thesis project that draws attention or helps solve any energy system or consumption management; smart and safe data exchange or data processing related problems;
• Possibility of cooperating with Elering; the exact form of cooperation would depend on an agreement between the scholarship student and the sponsor.
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Benefits
The amount of the bachelor’s study scholarship is 1,500 EUROS. The scholarship shall be paid in one lump sum payment.
Application
The scholarship shall be applied for and awarded by way of public competition. The competition shall be announced via various information channels of TalTech.
In order to apply for the scholarship, applicants shall have to submit the following (digitally signed) to the Management Board of the Development Fund:
• A motivational letter, where the student justifies his/her compliance with the stated assumptions;
• Curriculum Vitae;
• An extract from study results (from the Dean’s Office);
• A recommendation from a lecturer, a practical training supervisor, a previous employer or the head of a (student) organisation (in which you have been an active contributor);
• Final thesis project and its brief description, where the researched topic is outlined potential value for a smart energy system.