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    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Bachelor’s

    Recipients per nationalityNationalities / reported countries of origin
    1Bangladesh, Ecuador, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, Peru, Spain
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Brac University merit-based scholarships1
    DAAD Scholarship for Students coming from Foreign German Universities1
    Full Admissions Scholarship1
    Global Korea Scholarship (GKS)1
    Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship1
    Taylor’s Excellence Award Scholarship1
    Universidad San Francisco de Quito 70% tuition scholarship1
    University of Bristol Think Big Scholarships1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Vicente Algaba Martínez (est. 2021–2024) — SpainDAAD Scholarship for Students coming from Foreign German UniversitiesTechnical University of Munich; GermanyBachelor’s in Biotechnology
    Tong Jing Ying — MalaysiaUniversity of Bristol Think Big ScholarshipsUniversity of Bristol; United KingdomBachelor’s in Biochemistry with Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, transfer into years two and three
    Alisson Yheraldin Onzueta Caballero — PeruGlobal Korea ScholarshipKorea University; South KoreaBachelor’s
    Carlos Vintimilla (2014–2018) — EcuadorUniversidad San Francisco de Quito 70% tuition scholarshipUniversidad San Francisco de Quito; EcuadorBachelor’s in Biotechnology
    Manoj Chamlagain (2019–2023) — NepalFull Admissions ScholarshipHong Kong Baptist University; Hong KongBachelor’s

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Bachelor’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Vicente Algaba Martínez
    Bachelor’s in Biotechnology
    DAAD Scholarship for Students coming from Foreign German UniversitiesDAAD Scholarship for Students coming from Foreign German Universities Approximately EUR 1,000 monthly for three years, EUR 36,000 in total.
    Tong Jing Ying
    Bachelor’s in Biochemistry with Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, transfer into years two and three
    University of Bristol Think Big ScholarshipsAn annual tuition discount of £13,000 and an additional £3,000 bursary.
    Jillian Abigail Sutrisno
    Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (G30)
    Japanese Government MEXT ScholarshipMEXT Scholarship — Full tuition, registration and application fees, airfare and JPY 120,000 monthly for four years
    Alisson Yheraldin Onzueta Caballero
    Bachelor’s
    Global Korea ScholarshipTuition of KRW7,392,000 per semester for one major, entrance-fee waiver of KRW1,142,000, KRW1,000,000 monthly living stipend, round-trip airfare up to KRW3,000,000 and medical insurance.
    Carlos Vintimilla
    Bachelor’s in Biotechnology
    Universidad San Francisco de Quito 70% tuition scholarshipUniversidad San Francisco de Quito 70% tuition scholarship A 70% tuition scholarship was awarded for admission-exam performance.
    Manoj Chamlagain
    Bachelor’s
    Full Admissions ScholarshipTuition, guaranteed subsidized housing, HKD 50,000/year four years; additional one-off merit scholarships
    Faria Marha
    Bachelor’s in Biotechnology
    Brac University merit-based scholarshipsMerit-based scholarship support during the bachelor’s.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Bachelor’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Vicente Algaba Martínez
    Bachelor’s in Biotechnology
    DAAD Scholarship for Students coming from Foreign German UniversitiesAbitur result 1.0.
    Tong Jing Ying
    Bachelor’s in Biochemistry with Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, transfer into years two and three
    University of Bristol Think Big ScholarshipsTaylor’s Science Foundation and first-year Biotechnology GPA 3.97/4; club and event-marketing activities.
    Jillian Abigail Sutrisno
    Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (G30)
    Japanese Government MEXT ScholarshipCambridge-curriculum high school, average 95.4%, school rank 2; strong mathematics and science results, research and competitions
    Alisson Yheraldin Onzueta Caballero
    Bachelor’s
    Global Korea ScholarshipHigh-school GPA 18/20 in Peru, science clubs, environmental initiatives and language study.
    Carlos Vintimilla
    Bachelor’s in Biotechnology
    Universidad San Francisco de Quito 70% tuition scholarshipHigh-school best student, GPA3.8, scale absent

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Bachelor’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    English-language test exemption or accepted alternative2/7Academic English coursework accepted (Tong Jing Ying); TOEFL exemption accepted (Alisson Yheraldin Onzueta Caballero)
    IELTS1/7IELTS 7.5 (Manoj Chamlagain)
    Japanese not required for admission1/7Japanese-language test optional or not required (Jillian Abigail Sutrisno)
    School English qualification accepted1/7School English qualification accepted (Jillian Abigail Sutrisno)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Bachelor’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    Cambridge A Levels1/7Math A*, Physics A*, Chemistry A (Jillian Abigail Sutrisno)
    Cambridge IGCSE1/7Math, Chemistry, Physics and Biology A*; First Language English A (Jillian Abigail Sutrisno)
    GRE/GMAT optional, waived or not required1/7SAT / ACT / GRE / GMAT exemption accepted (Alisson Yheraldin Onzueta Caballero)
    SAT1/71390/1600; Not Submitted (Manoj Chamlagain)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Bachelor’s

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Vicente Algaba MartínezBachelor’s in BiotechnologyAfter graduating in 2024, pursued a master’s at ETH Zürich.
    Manoj ChamlagainBachelor’sBegan a SINGA-funded Ph.D. at Nanyang Technological University in August 2023.
    Carlos VintimillaBachelor’s in BiotechnologyLater GKS-funded Data Science master’s at Seoul National University of Science and Technology .
    Faria MarhaBachelor’s in BiotechnologyLater began Brac MSc Biotechnology then transferred to Glasgow MSc Infection Biology.

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Master’s

    Recipients per nationalityNationalities / reported countries of origin
    5Indonesia
    2Bangladesh, Nigeria, Pakistan
    1Belarus, Belize, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Egypt, India, Lebanon
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Scholarships2
    Global Korea Scholarship (GKS)2
    Bestway Foundation Scholarships for Students from Pakistan1
    Brac University merit-based scholarships1
    DAAD Award20191
    DAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic Disciplines1
    DAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic Disciplines1
    Excellence Eiffel Scholarship1
    Fulbright Scholarship1
    IDEX Scholarship1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Nathasya Christiana Suryo — IndonesiaScience Graduate Scholarship; Melbourne Global Graduate ScholarshipUniversity of Melbourne; AustraliaMaster’s
    Zeinab Hoteit — LebanonIDEX ScholarshipUniversité Grenoble Alpes; FranceMaster’s in BioHealth Engineering (M1); Health Engineering, Science and Management of Biotechnologies, Cell and Gene Therapy and Tissue Engineering (M2)
    Sondous Ahmed — EgyptErasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsUniversité de Technologie de Troyes; Cracow University of Technology; France; PolandMaster’s in Industrial Biotechnology and Sustainable Chemistry (Bioref)
    Sabera — BangladeshUCF Research and Teaching AssistantshipsUniversity of Central Florida; United StatesMaster’s in Biotechnology
    Irma Redzic — Bosnia and HerzegovinaDAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic DisciplinesRPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau; GermanyMaster’s in Microbial and Plant Biotechnology
    Ezeoke Amarachi QueendalineI (2019–2021 (estimated)) — NigeriaDAAD Award2019Leibniz Universität Hannover; GermanyMaster’s in Plant Biotechnology, Physiology, and Genetics
    Brian Lemus (2023 scholarship) — BelizeStipendium Hungaricum ScholarshipHungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences; HungaryMaster’s in Agricultural Biotechnology, Plant Biotechnology
    Eden Haseeb — PakistanBestway Foundation ScholarshipUniversity of Kent; United KingdomMaster’s in Biotechnology and Bioengineering
    Mathanki Mehra — IndiaVice-Chancellor’s Meritorious 100% ScholarshipDeakin University; AustraliaMaster’s in Biotechnology
    Kartika (October 2024 start) — IndonesiaJapanese Government MEXT ScholarshipOsaka University; JapanMaster’s in Biotechnology, Graduate School of Engineering
    Elizabeth Ratnasantasyacitta — IndonesiaInvest Your Talent in Italy ScholarshipUniversity of Siena; ItalyMaster’s in Sustainable Industrial Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
    Andrey Lucas Dias Barros — BrazilFrance Excellence Eiffel ScholarshipSorbonne University; FranceMaster’s in Biotechnology
    Alyaksandra Petrakouskaya — BelarusDAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic DisciplinesSaarland University; GermanyMaster’s in Biotechnology
    Abeer Asif — PakistanFulbright ScholarshipWorcester Polytechnic Institute; United StatesMaster’s in Biology and Biotechnology
    Laurentius H. Kurniawan — IndonesiaErasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsUniversidad Católica de Valencia; La Rochelle Université; Agricultural University of Athens; France; Greece; SpainMaster’s in Marine Biotechnology; Aquaculture Biotechnology

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Nathasya Christiana Suryo
    Master’s
    Science Graduate Scholarship; Melbourne Global Graduate ScholarshipAUD10,000 from the Science Graduate Scholarship and AUD10,000 from the Melbourne Global Graduate Scholarship, both awarded automatically on undergraduate academic performance.
    Zeinab Hoteit
    Master’s in BioHealth Engineering (M1); Health Engineering, Science and Management of Biotechnologies, Cell and Gene Therapy and Tissue Engineering (M2)
    IDEX Scholarship€8,000 for M1 and €5,000 for M2; a paid internship during the second year.
    Sondous Ahmed
    Master’s in Industrial Biotechnology and Sustainable Chemistry (Bioref)
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsErasmus Mundus support covered most of her expenses.
    Sabera
    Master’s in Biotechnology
    UCF Research and Teaching AssistantshipsUCF Research and Teaching Assistantships Tuition and health insurance covered by UCF, with a stipend for combined research and teaching assistantship duties.
    Irma Redzic
    Master’s in Microbial and Plant Biotechnology
    DAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic DisciplinesFull funding for her master’s studies in Germany.
    Ezeoke Amarachi QueendalineI
    Master’s in Plant Biotechnology, Physiology, and Genetics
    DAAD Award2019EUR850/month for two years
    Brian Lemus
    Master’s in Agricultural Biotechnology, Plant Biotechnology
    Stipendium Hungaricum ScholarshipTuition, HUF 43,700 monthly, dormitory or accommodation support, and medical insurance.
    Eden Haseeb
    Master’s in Biotechnology and Bioengineering
    Bestway Foundation Scholarship£30,000; fully funded master’s
    Mathanki Mehra
    Master’s in Biotechnology
    Vice-Chancellor’s Meritorious 100% ScholarshipFull tuition for the duration of the degree under Deakin’s Vice-Chancellor’s Meritorious 100% Scholarship.
    Kartika
    Master’s in Biotechnology, Graduate School of Engineering
    Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship¥144,000 monthly stipend plus ¥3,000 city living allowance; fully funded
    Faria Marha
    Master’s in Biotechnology, begun then transferred
    Brac University merit-based scholarshipsMerit-based scholarship support during the master’s.
    Elizabeth Ratnasantasyacitta
    Master’s in Sustainable Industrial Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
    Invest Your Talent in Italy ScholarshipTuition and €1,000 monthly for nine months per academic year.
    Angela Michelle Gunawan (2024 scholarship)
    Master’s in Food Biotechnology, GKS Graduate2024, university R&D track
    Global Korea ScholarshipAirfare, tuition and living expenses; no personal amount
    Andrey Lucas Dias Barros
    Master’s in Biotechnology
    France Excellence Eiffel ScholarshipEiffel stipend supported living costs during the Sorbonne Master 2; tuition was charged at the same rate as for European students.
    Alyaksandra Petrakouskaya
    Master’s in Biotechnology
    DAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic DisciplinesDAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic Disciplines €910 monthly living support, health insurance and an approximately €1,000 one-time study allowance; scholarship stopped during the paid master’s thesis.
    Abeer Asif
    Master’s in Biology and Biotechnology
    Fulbright Scholarshipflights
    Laurentius H. Kurniawan
    Master’s in Marine Biotechnology; Aquaculture Biotechnology
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsErasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarship — Monthly stipend: reported sufficient for needs
    Alfin Mohammad Abdillah (2021–2024)
    Master’s in Biotechnology
    Global Korea Scholarship (GKS)GKS supported the master’s programme during 2021–2024.
    Abasiodiong Moses (Final phase of master’s in 2022)
    Master’s in Biotechnology
    UNESCO–International Centre for Biotechnology ScholarshipOver ₦1 million, postgraduate support, 2022

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Nathasya Christiana Suryo
    Master’s
    Science Graduate Scholarship; Melbourne Global Graduate ScholarshipCompleted a Melbourne BSc in 2023, majoring in Infection and Immunity, with a high First-Class Honours-equivalent weighted mark
    Zeinab Hoteit
    Master’s in BioHealth Engineering (M1); Health Engineering, Science and Management of Biotechnologies, Cell and Gene Therapy and Tissue Engineering (M2)
    IDEX ScholarshipBiochemistry BSc at Université Saint Joseph de Beyrouth; high-distinction M1 results and Drug Discovery internship supported the M2 renewal.
    Sondous Ahmed
    Master’s in Industrial Biotechnology and Sustainable Chemistry (Bioref)
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsMicrobiology and Chemistry BSc and Biochemistry professional diploma in Egypt; laboratory research, cosmetics formulation and a funded exchange in Indonesia.
    Sabera
    Master’s in Biotechnology
    UCF Research and Teaching AssistantshipsBachelor’s CGPA 3.93 with highest distinction; teaching-assistant experience, in-vivo and bioinformatics research, and an icddr,b internship.
    Irma Redzic
    Master’s in Microbial and Plant Biotechnology
    DAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic DisciplinesGenetics bachelor’s BosniaandHerzegovina, beststudent ofprogram
    Ezeoke Amarachi QueendalineI
    Master’s in Plant Biotechnology, Physiology, and Genetics
    DAAD Award2019Agriculture/Crop Science bachelor's GPA4.52/5
    Brian Lemus
    Master’s in Agricultural Biotechnology, Plant Biotechnology
    Stipendium Hungaricum ScholarshipBiology BSc at the University of Belize, GPA 3.14/4.0; work with agricultural companies and agricultural training abroad.
    Mathanki Mehra
    Master’s in Biotechnology
    Vice-Chancellor’s Meritorious 100% ScholarshipBiotechnology bachelor’s, GPA 8.39/10, with research, mentoring, volunteering and science communication activities.
    Kartika
    Master’s in Biotechnology, Graduate School of Engineering
    Japanese Government MEXT ScholarshipBiology University of Indonesia ; GPA 3.71/4; recombinant protein/E. coli thesis; graduated in seven semesters
    Faria Marha
    Master’s in Biotechnology, begun then transferred
    Brac University merit-based scholarshipsBSc Biotechnology CGPA 3.78/4.00; undergraduate MRSA thesis.
    Elizabeth Ratnasantasyacitta
    Master’s in Sustainable Industrial Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
    Invest Your Talent in Italy ScholarshipPharmacy bachelor’s, GPA 3.59/4.00; pharmaceutical internships, laboratory research and International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation involvement.
    Angela Michelle Gunawan
    Master’s in Food Biotechnology, GKS Graduate2024, university R&D track
    Global Korea ScholarshipFood Technology bachelor’s Pelita Harapan, magna cum laude CGPA3.80; microencapsulation thesis, competitions, leadership and internship
    Andrey Lucas Dias Barros
    Master’s in Biotechnology
    France Excellence Eiffel ScholarshipBioprocess and Biotechnology Engineering bachelor’s, GPA 0.8786/1.0 with honours; international research and industry experience.
    Alyaksandra Petrakouskaya
    Master’s in Biotechnology
    DAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic DisciplinesPharmaceutical Chemistry bachelor’s at Belarusian State University, approximately 85/100; organic synthesis research and two years as a junior scientist.
    Laurentius H. Kurniawan
    Master’s in Marine Biotechnology; Aquaculture Biotechnology
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsBachelor’s: Biotechnology, Indonesia International Institute for Life Sciences; CGPA: 3.87/4.00; Thesis: National Changhua University of Education , Taiwan
    Alfin Mohammad Abdillah
    Master’s in Biotechnology
    Global Korea Scholarship (GKS)Chemistry/Biochemistry bachelor’s at Institut Teknologi Bandung, GPA 3.34/4; thesis on insulin aspart precursor production.
    Abasiodiong Moses
    Master’s in Biotechnology
    UNESCO–International Centre for Biotechnology ScholarshipBSc Genetics and Biotechnology at Akwa Ibom State University, second-best departmental graduate; external molecular-research laboratory experience and rural/riverine Nigerian background.

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Master’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    IELTS5/19IELTS 7.5 (Angela Michelle Gunawan, Eden Haseeb); IELTS 8.0 (Mathanki Mehra); IELTS CEFR C1 (Andrey Lucas Dias Barros); IELTS taken (Elizabeth Ratnasantasyacitta)
    TOEFL2/19TOEFL taken (Alyaksandra Petrakouskaya, Sabera)
    DALF1/19C1 (Andrey Lucas Dias Barros)
    English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted1/19English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted (Brian Lemus)
    TOPIK1/19TOPIK Level 6 (Angela Michelle Gunawan)
    TestDaF1/19TestDaF taken (Alyaksandra Petrakouskaya)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Master’s

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Irma RedzicMaster’s in Microbial and Plant BiotechnologyAfter the Master’s, continued to DAAD-funded doctoral research in Pharmaceutical Biotechnology at Saarland University.
    Ezeoke Amarachi QueendalineIMaster’s in Plant Biotechnology, Physiology, and GeneticsGraduated with a German-scale GPA of 1.4 and later pursued a Biology PhD at Carleton University .
    Alyaksandra PetrakouskayaMaster’s in BiotechnologyAfter completing biotechnology master’s studies, began training as a German and European patent attorney, working on life-science inventions.
    Eden HaseebMaster’s in Biotechnology and BioengineeringPursued a PhD in Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Biology at the University of Lille .
    Alfin Mohammad AbdillahMaster’s in BiotechnologyAfter completing the Biotechnology master’s, began a Medical Science PhD at Chungnam National University.

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Ph.D.

    Recipients per nationalityNationalities / reported countries of origin
    1Bosnia and Herzegovina
    ScholarshipRecipients
    DAAD Doctoral Scholarship — Saarland University1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Irma Redzic — Bosnia and HerzegovinaDAAD Doctoral Scholarship — Saarland UniversitySaarland University; GermanyPh.D. in Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Ph.D.

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Irma Redzic
    Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
    DAAD Doctoral Scholarship — Saarland UniversityFunding throughout the doctoral programme.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Ph.D.

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Irma Redzic
    Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
    DAAD Doctoral Scholarship — Saarland UniversityCompleted RPTUMicrob/PlantBiotech master’s, beststudent specialization, research experience

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Ph.D.

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    TOEFL1/1TOEFL taken (Irma Redzic)
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