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Most Featured Scholarships — Chemistry
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| Degree level | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Bachelor’s | 6 |
| Master’s | 13 |
| Ph.D. | 17 |
Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Bachelor’s
| Recipients per nationality | Nationalities / reported countries of origin |
|---|---|
| 2 | Thailand |
| 1 | India, Mauritania, Poland, Türkiye |
| Scholarship | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Belt and Road Scholarship (Thailand) | 1 |
| INSPIRE Fellowship | 1 |
| Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship | 1 |
| Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship | 1 |
| Sierra Leone Granting Aid | 1 |
| Undergraduate scholarship supporting Chemistry at Prince of Songkhla University | 1 |
| Recipient | Scholarship | Institution and destination | Funded degree/program |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karolina — Poland | Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship | University of Toronto St. George; Canada | Bachelor’s in Chemistry, St. George campus |
| Dila Gulmez (expected graduation spring 2027) — Türkiye | Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship | University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM); Canada | Bachelor’s in Biological Chemistry Specialist |
| Fatimetou Mintu Sidahmed Khdeim — Mauritania | Sierra Leone Granting Aid | University of Sierra Leone,Fourah Bay College; Sierra Leone | Bachelor’s in Chemistry,Statistics minor,University Sierra Leone Fourah Bay College |
| Watcharadet Kaewman — Thailand | Undergraduate scholarship supporting Chemistry at Prince of Songkhla University | Prince of Songkhla University; Thailand | Bachelor’s in Chemistry |
Funding Reported by Recipients — Bachelor’s
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/funding source | Reported support |
|---|---|---|
| Karolina Bachelor’s in Chemistry, St. George campus | Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship | Approximately CAD 350,000 over four years, covering tuition, books, incidental fees and residence. |
| Dila Gulmez Bachelor’s in Biological Chemistry Specialist | Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship | Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship tuition; residence fees; duration: four years |
| Arjaree Ratanasangsathien Bachelor’s in Chemistry | Belt and Road Scholarship (Thailand) | HKD145,000 annually; HKD580,000 stated total; one-time HKD15,000 relocation subsidy |
| Anupam Anand Ojha (2012–2017 fellowship (combined BS–MS)) Bachelor’s in Integrated BS-MS, Chemistry major; Physics minor excluded from subject classification | INSPIRE Fellowship | INSPIRE Fellowship Reported a total award of $5,000 over the combined BS–MS studies, with fellowship support from 2012 to 2017. |
| Fatimetou Mintu Sidahmed Khdeim Bachelor’s in Chemistry,Statistics minor,University Sierra Leone Fourah Bay College | Sierra Leone Granting Aid | SLG awarded in second undergraduate year |
Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Bachelor’s
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/application route | Reported background |
|---|---|---|
| Karolina Bachelor’s in Chemistry, St. George campus | Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship | International Baccalaureate studies including Higher Level Chemistry and Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches. Helped organize speakers and social media for the STEMinist Sisterhood Project and participated in a waste-reduction project. |
| Dila Gulmez Bachelor’s in Biological Chemistry Specialist | Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship | Lycée Notre Dame de Sion, Istanbul; 98%; competitions; internships; volunteer work; online courses |
| Arjaree Ratanasangsathien Bachelor’s in Chemistry | Belt and Road Scholarship (Thailand) | KVIS GPA3.92/4.0; TiO2-Cu2O photocatalysis project, volunteering and student committee |
| Anupam Anand Ojha Bachelor’s in Integrated BS-MS, Chemistry major; Physics minor excluded from subject classification | INSPIRE Fellowship | Reported an IIT-JEE result at the 99.92nd percentile. |
Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Bachelor’s
| Evidence/test reported | Recipients / total | Examples from recipient stories |
|---|---|---|
| Additional standardized tests not required | 1/6 | Language test optional or not required (Karolina) |
| IIT-JEE | 1/6 | 99.92nd percentile (Anupam Anand Ojha) |
What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Bachelor’s
| Recipient | Scholarship-funded degree/program | Reported later outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Anupam Anand Ojha | Bachelor’s in Integrated BS-MS, Chemistry major; Physics minor excluded from subject classification | Undertook a one-year fellowship at ETH Zürich , began a doctorate in Theoretical and Computational Biophysics at the University of California, San Diego in 2019, and joined the Flatiron Institute as a Research Fellow in 2024. |
| Fatimetou Mintu Sidahmed Khdeim | Bachelor’s in Chemistry,Statistics minor,University Sierra Leone Fourah Bay College | After completing the Chemistry bachelor’s degree, pursued a Chevening-supported master’s in Global Healthcare Management at Coventry University . |
| Watcharadet Kaewman | Bachelor’s in Chemistry | Completed an Organic Chemistry master’s at Prince of Songkhla University, then began doctoral study at the University of Nevada, Reno. |
Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Master’s
| Recipients per nationality | Nationalities / reported countries of origin |
|---|---|
| 2 | India, Nigeria, Pakistan |
| 1 | Brazil, Egypt, Georgia, Malaysia, Nepal, Uganda |
| Scholarship | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) | 4 |
| Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Scholarships | 3 |
| BK21 Fellowship | 1 |
| Chevening Scholarships | 1 |
| Chinese Government Scholarship | 1 |
| Erasmus Mundus SERP+ Scholarship | 1 |
| IDEX Initiatives d’Excellence Scholarship | 1 |
| INSPIRE Fellowship | 1 |
| Institute of Sustainable Energy Paris-Saclay Master 2 Research Grant | 1 |
| University of Nevada, Reno Graduate Assistantship | 1 |
| Recipient | Scholarship | Institution and destination | Funded degree/program |
|---|---|---|---|
| Levan Ratiani — Georgia | Global Korea Scholarship; BK21 Fellowship | Korea University; Korea; South Korea | Master’s in Inorganic Chemistry, Nanochemistry specialization |
| Ademola Toheeb Adeniji (2021–2023) — Nigeria | Erasmus Mundus SERP+ Scholarship; Institute of Sustainable Energy Paris-Saclay Master 2 Research Grant | Paris-Saclay University; University of Porto; France; Portugal | Master’s in SERP+ Chemistry and Nanomaterials Science and Technology |
| Ushna — Pakistan | Chinese Government Scholarship | Tianjin University; China | Master’s in Chemistry (MSc) |
| Sondous Ahmed — Egypt | Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships | Université de Technologie de Troyes; Cracow University of Technology; France; Poland | Master’s in Industrial Biotechnology and Sustainable Chemistry (Bioref) |
| Gerald Kutosi Namboko (2023–2024) — Uganda | Chevening Scholarship | University of South Wales; United Kingdom | Master’s in Pharmaceutical Chemistry |
| Zubaida Hassan — India | Global Korea Scholarship | Yonsei University; Korea; South Korea | Master’s in Chemistry master’s; GKS awarded 2021 |
| Tamang Bosh Bahadur (2025–2027 academic period) — Nepal | Global Korea Scholarship | Chonnam National University; Korea; South Korea | Master’s in Medicinal Chemistry master’s, 2025–2027 academic period |
| Mahnoor Hanan — Pakistan | IDEX Initiatives d’Excellence Scholarship | Université Grenoble Alpes; France | Master’s in Nano-Chemistry, International Track (M2) |
Funding Reported by Recipients — Master’s
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/funding source | Reported support |
|---|---|---|
| Levan Ratiani Master’s in Inorganic Chemistry, Nanochemistry specialization | Global Korea Scholarship; BK21 Fellowship | Global Korea Scholarship ; BK 21 Fellowship — GKS covered tuition, monthly living support and health insurance; a separate BK 21 research fellowship supported the graduate studies |
| Ademola Toheeb Adeniji Master’s in SERP+ Chemistry and Nanomaterials Science and Technology | Erasmus Mundus SERP+ Scholarship; Institute of Sustainable Energy Paris-Saclay Master 2 Research Grant | Separate Paris-Saclay Master2 research grant for thesis; amount unstated. |
| Ushna Master’s in Chemistry (MSc) | Chinese Government Scholarship | Chinese Government Scholarship Full tuition waiver; ¥3,000 monthly stipend plus ¥700 monthly living allowance; reported ¥133,200 over three years |
| Sondous Ahmed Master’s in Industrial Biotechnology and Sustainable Chemistry (Bioref) | Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships | Erasmus Mundus support covered most of her expenses. |
| Gerald Kutosi Namboko Master’s in Pharmaceutical Chemistry | Chevening Scholarship | Reported fully funded support totalling GBP 50,000 over the year. |
| Anupam Anand Ojha Master’s in Chemistry, integrated BS–MS program | INSPIRE Fellowship | Total $5,000 across combined BS-MS, not additional $5,000 |
| Tamang Bosh Bahadur Master’s in Medicinal Chemistry master’s, 2025–2027 academic period | Global Korea Scholarship | Global Korea Scholarship Full tuition, living support and round-trip economy airfare; graduate support reported as approximately KRW 15,720,000 per year, with separate preparatory language-year support of about KRW 14,160,000. |
| Olamide Akinsola (Completed May 2025) Master’s in Chemistry | Graduate Assistantship — University of Nevada, Reno | University of Nevada, Reno Graduate Assistantship Full tuition and living-expense support through same assistantship arrangement; current reported annual package approximately USD56,500, historical master amount not separately fixed. |
| Mahnoor Hanan Master’s in Nano-Chemistry, International Track (M2) | IDEX Initiatives d’Excellence Scholarship | IDEX Scholarship Financial support used for tuition fees, travel and living expenses |
| Davi Augusto Mattoso Master’s in Erasmus Mundus JointMaster’s Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modelling(TCCM) | Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships | Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarship — Tuition and livingstipend |
| Anisatul Aqidah Tagiling Master’s in Chemistry, chemical synthesis for advanced organic materials | Global Korea Scholarship | Gks: Full tuition, living allowance including insurance, round-trip airfare, settlement and research allowance.; Professor support: Extra monthly allowance described as depending on laboratory funding; personal amount/receipt not explicitly established. |
| Zubaida Hassan Master’s in Chemistry master’s; GKS awarded 2021 | Global Korea Scholarship | Global Korea Scholarship tuition for language year and degree; round-trip airfare; monthly stipend |
| Mustapha Adekomi Ganiyu Master’s in Excellence in Analytical Chemistry (EACH) | Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships | Stipend sufficient in both Estonia/Sweden per recipient |
Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Master’s
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/application route | Reported background |
|---|---|---|
| Levan Ratiani Master’s in Inorganic Chemistry, Nanochemistry specialization | Global Korea Scholarship; BK21 Fellowship | Chemistry bachelor’s completed in Georgia; prior inorganic/materials/analytical chemistry foundation and undergraduate research projects/conferences |
| Ushna Master’s in Chemistry (MSc) | Chinese Government Scholarship | Bachelor’s from Government College University Faisalabad, GPA 3.93/4.0. |
| Sondous Ahmed Master’s in Industrial Biotechnology and Sustainable Chemistry (Bioref) | Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships | Microbiology and Chemistry BSc and Biochemistry professional diploma in Egypt; laboratory research, cosmetics formulation and a funded exchange in Indonesia. |
| Olamide Akinsola Master’s in Chemistry | Graduate Assistantship — University of Nevada, Reno | One year QHSE management after undergraduate study |
| Gerald Kutosi Namboko Master’s in Pharmaceutical Chemistry | Chevening Scholarship | Pharmaceutical Sciences BSc and biopharmaceutical-manufacturing industry experience. |
| Zubaida Hassan Master’s in Chemistry master’s; GKS awarded 2021 | Global Korea Scholarship | Chemistry bachelor’s; 8.96/10 |
| Tamang Bosh Bahadur Master’s in Medicinal Chemistry master’s, 2025–2027 academic period | Global Korea Scholarship | Pharmacy bachelor’s, GPA 3.48; four years as a Production Pharmacist in Nepal, laboratory work, seminars and internship experience. |
| Mahnoor Hanan Master’s in Nano-Chemistry, International Track (M2) | IDEX Initiatives d’Excellence Scholarship | Presented a final-year project, research publication and PCSIR internship as application strengths. |
| Davi Augusto Mattoso Master’s in Erasmus Mundus JointMaster’s Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modelling(TCCM) | Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships | Chemistry bachelor’s at the Federal University of São Carlos, GPA 8.9/10; three years of undergraduate research and a funded research internship at the University of Southern California that led to publication. |
| Anisatul Aqidah Tagiling Master’s in Chemistry, chemical synthesis for advanced organic materials | Global Korea Scholarship | Completed my Bachelor of Science (Hons.) in Chemical Sciences from UMT with a CGPA of 3.82/4.00, where I discovered that chemistry was not just a subject but a way of understanding how the world works on a molecular level. My passion for research grew exponentially during my final-year project on fluorinated thioureas as potential antibacterial agents, which earned me the Best Undergraduate Thesis Award 2022 from the Malaysian Solid State Science and Technology Society (MASS). |
| Mustapha Adekomi Ganiyu Master’s in Excellence in Analytical Chemistry (EACH) | Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships | BTech Science Laboratory Technology Chemistry/Biochemistry; National Youth Service, substantial professional experience and relevant laboratory/analytical interests. |
How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Master’s
| Evidence/test reported | Recipients / total | Examples from recipient stories |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS | 2/13 | IELTS 7.0 (Tamang Bosh Bahadur); IELTS taken (Levan Ratiani) |
| Language tests optional or not required | 2/13 | English-language test optional or not required for the scholarship application (Tamang Bosh Bahadur); IELTS / TOEFL optional or not required (Anisatul Aqidah Tagiling) |
| English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted | 1/13 | English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted (Mahnoor Hanan) |
| School English qualification accepted | 1/13 | School English qualification accepted (Gerald Kutosi Namboko) |
| TOEFL | 1/13 | TOEFL taken (Davi Augusto Mattoso) |
| TOPIK | 1/13 | TOPIK taken (Anisatul Aqidah Tagiling) |
Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Master’s
| Evidence/test reported | Recipients / total | Examples from recipient stories |
|---|---|---|
| Additional standardized tests not required | 1/13 | Language test optional or not required (Olamide Akinsola) |
What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Master’s
| Recipient | Scholarship-funded degree/program | Reported later outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Levan Ratiani | Master’s in Inorganic Chemistry, Nanochemistry specialization | After master’s continued nanomaterials/semiconductor research focusing on perovskite nanocrystals for optoelectronics |
| Davi Augusto Mattoso | Master’s in Erasmus Mundus JointMaster’s Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modelling(TCCM) | Became an MSCA doctoral researcher at Software for Chemistry and Materials B.V. in Amsterdam. |
| Anupam Anand Ojha | Master’s in Chemistry, integrated BS–MS program | ETH fellowship, UCSD doctorate, Flatiron Research Fellow |
Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Ph.D.
| Recipients per nationality | Nationalities / reported countries of origin |
|---|---|
| 3 | India, Nigeria |
| 2 | Pakistan |
| 1 | Cyprus, Philippines, Spain, Sri Lanka, Thailand |
| Scholarship | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship | 3 |
| University of Nevada, Reno Graduate Assistantship | 2 |
| Academic Researcher Award, Pusan National University | 1 |
| Bobbitt-Chou Fellowship | 1 |
| Brain Korea 21 Fellowship | 1 |
| CSIR Research Fellowship | 1 |
| Eversource Energy Center Fellowship | 1 |
| FRQNT | 1 |
| Gates Cambridge Scholarship | 1 |
| Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) | 1 |
| Recipient | Scholarship | Institution and destination | Funded degree/program |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maham Liaqat — Pakistan | US–Pakistan Knowledge Corridor Fellowship; Maric Fellowship; Bobbitt-Chou Fellowship; Graduate Assistant Scholarship; Eversource Energy Center Fellowship | University of Connecticut; United States | Ph.D. in Chemistry — artificial enzymes, single-atom chemistry and biocatalysis |
| Watcharadet Kaewman — Thailand | Thailand Government Funding; University of Nevada, Reno Graduate Assistantship; University of Nevada, Reno Dean’s Merit Scholarship | University of Nevada, Reno; United States | Ph.D. in Chemistry |
| Dr. Ahmed Ibrahim (2013–2016 (funding period)) | Joint Supervision Scholarship; Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship; Osaka University Scholarship | Osaka University; Japan | Ph.D. in Chemistry, specializing in Nanomaterial Science |
| Namal Abeysooriya (Post-2022 doctoral study) — Sri Lanka | Graduate Assistantship — Tennessee Technological University | Tennessee Technological University; United States | Ph.D. in Environmental Science — Chemistry concentration |
| Dr. Tuhina Khan — India | MSCA TRACT Doctoral Fellowship | University of Siena; Italy | Ph.D. in Medicinal Chemistry |
| Yeganeh Habibi | Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship; FRQNT | McGill University; Canada | Ph.D. in Chemistry; enzyme dynamics in natural-product biosynthesis |
| Dr. Yiota Gregoriou — Cyprus | Graduate scholarships — University of Calgary | University of Calgary; Canada | Ph.D. in Biophysical Chemistry |
| José Ignacio Pérez López (2024 scholarship) — Spain | Gates Cambridge Scholarship | University of Cambridge; United Kingdom | Ph.D. in Chemistry |
| Genes P. Maylem (2023–2027 (scholarship period)) — Philippines | Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship | Hokkaido University; Japan | Ph.D. in Biological Chemistry and Engineering |
Funding Reported by Recipients — Ph.D.
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/funding source | Reported support |
|---|---|---|
| Maham Liaqat Ph.D. in Chemistry — artificial enzymes, single-atom chemistry and biocatalysis | US–Pakistan Knowledge Corridor Fellowship; Maric Fellowship; Bobbitt-Chou Fellowship; Graduate Assistant Scholarship; Eversource Energy Center Fellowship | US–Pakistan Knowledge Corridor Fellowship; Maric Fellowship; Bobbitt-Chou Fellowship; Graduate Assistant Scholarship ; Eversource Energy Center Fellowship Fellowships provided financial support/research opportunities; individual amounts and package components not specified. |
| Watcharadet Kaewman Ph.D. in Chemistry | Thailand Government Funding; University of Nevada, Reno Graduate Assistantship; University of Nevada, Reno Dean’s Merit Scholarship | Thailand government support: approximately $66,500 per year in 2023–2028, covering full tuition and additional living support. Separately received a UNR graduate assistantship reported at $56,500 for 2023–2024 and a Dean’s Merit Scholarship at $10,000 for 2024–2025. |
| Dr. Ahmed Ibrahim Ph.D. in Chemistry, specializing in Nanomaterial Science | Joint Supervision Scholarship; Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship; Osaka University Scholarship | Joint Supervision supported living costs and family airfare from April 2013 to March 2015. Separate Osaka tuition support and later MEXT funding covered other periods and costs. |
| Namal Abeysooriya Ph.D. in Environmental Science — Chemistry concentration | Graduate Assistantship — Tennessee Technological University | Tennessee Technological University Graduate Assistantship Full tuition support and stipend. |
| Meenakshi Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry | Global Korea Scholarship | Global Korea Scholarship Round-trip airfare, visa fee, tuition and living stipend through the Global Korea Scholarship . |
| Oluwaseyi Aderemi Ajala (Completed March 2025) Ph.D. in Applied Chemistry | Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship | Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship Full tuition and entrance-exam fee waiver, JPY145,000 monthly stipend and round-trip airfare. |
| José Ignacio Pérez López Ph.D. in Chemistry | Gates Cambridge Scholarship | Full-cost support worth approximately GBP 60,000 per year, largely university fees, with a stipend, visa and health-surcharge costs, and beginning/end travel. |
| Genes P. Maylem Ph.D. in Biological Chemistry and Engineering | Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship | am a recipient of the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship (Embassy Recommendation, 2023–2027), awarded by Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. The scholarship fully covers tuition, provides a monthly stipend, and includes round-trip airfare between Japan and the home country. |
| Dr. Tuhina Khan Ph.D. in Medicinal Chemistry | MSCA TRACT Doctoral Fellowship | MSCA TRACT Doctoral Fellowship — Consortium EUR 2,877,076.80 for 11 researchers, not personal amount |
| Dr. Neeraj Gupta (2003–2008) Ph.D. in Chemistry (PhD) | CSIR Research Fellowship | CSIRfellowship during research period, amount/package absent |
| Camila Ph.D. in Chemistry PhD, microfluidics instrumentation at Elvesys | Marie Curie Actions scholarship, European Commission | Fully funded; stipend equivalent to early-stage engineering salary, no numeric amount |
| Olamide Akinsola Ph.D. in Chemistry | Graduate Assistantship — University of Nevada, Reno | Approximately US$56,500/year total support, full tuition plus living-expense support |
Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Ph.D.
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/application route | Reported background |
|---|---|---|
| Maham Liaqat Ph.D. in Chemistry — artificial enzymes, single-atom chemistry and biocatalysis | US–Pakistan Knowledge Corridor Fellowship; Maric Fellowship; Bobbitt-Chou Fellowship; Graduate Assistant Scholarship; Eversource Energy Center Fellowship | BS Chemistry LCWU and MS Chemistry COMSATS; master research-assistant work resulted in a peer-reviewed publication before doctoral studies. |
| Watcharadet Kaewman Ph.D. in Chemistry | Thailand Government Funding; University of Nevada, Reno Graduate Assistantship; University of Nevada, Reno Dean’s Merit Scholarship | Bachelor’s Chemistry, equivalent GPA3.8/4.0 First Honors; two-year Organic Chemistry master’s completedMay2023 |
| Dr. Ahmed Ibrahim Ph.D. in Chemistry, specializing in Nanomaterial Science | Joint Supervision Scholarship; Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship; Osaka University Scholarship | BSc Chemistry top honors 2006; MSc Colloid Chemistry & Nanotechnology, Minia University, 2011. |
| Namal Abeysooriya Ph.D. in Environmental Science — Chemistry concentration | Graduate Assistantship — Tennessee Technological University | Completed the ECT+ master’s with GPA 3.57/4.00. |
| Meenakshi Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry | Global Korea Scholarship | Master’s degree from a central university in India (CGPA 9.0), with an organic chemistry focus; qualified GATE and reported extracurricular and volunteering experience. |
| Yeganeh Habibi Ph.D. in Chemistry; enzyme dynamics in natural-product biosynthesis | Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship; FRQNT | In-Ph.D. research, leadership and high-impact journal publications used for Vanier/FRQNT applications. |
| Dr. Yiota Gregoriou Ph.D. in Biophysical Chemistry | Graduate scholarships — University of Calgary | Chemistry BSc at Saint Mary’s University, Nova Scotia; undergraduate biomedical-research interests. |
| Oluwaseyi Aderemi Ajala Ph.D. in Applied Chemistry | Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship | Bachelor research on polymer synthesis from biomass, specifically Carica papaya seed oil |
| José Ignacio Pérez López Ph.D. in Chemistry | Gates Cambridge Scholarship | Protein expression, purification, NMR and molecular-dynamics experience |
| Genes P. Maylem Ph.D. in Biological Chemistry and Engineering | Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship | Materials Science and Engineering master’s at the University of the Philippines Diliman in 2021, with research on supercapacitor electrodes; Chemistry bachelor’s there in 2015, followed by experience as a Science Research Specialist II at the National Institute of Physics. |
| Dr. Tuhina Khan Ph.D. in Medicinal Chemistry | MSCA TRACT Doctoral Fellowship | Two-month IITGuwahati peptide lab internship |
| Dr. Neeraj Gupta Ph.D. in Chemistry (PhD) | CSIR Research Fellowship | Chemistry master’s at Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla (1998–2000). |
| Talha Mumtaz Ph.D. in Chemistry doctorate, sustainable-polymer synthesis | Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Networks, ESPERANTO project | Government College University Lahore Chemistry bachelor’s and master’s |
| Dr. Sangram Keshari Mohanty Ph.D. in Chemistry | Brain Korea 21 Fellowship; Academic Researcher Award, Pusan National University | Publications arising from the prior master’s thesis |
| Olamide Akinsola Ph.D. in Chemistry | Graduate Assistantship — University of Nevada, Reno | Prior Chemistry master’s completed May 2025 at same institution |
How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Ph.D.
| Evidence/test reported | Recipients / total | Examples from recipient stories |
|---|---|---|
| English-language test exemption or accepted alternative | 3/17 | English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted (Genes P. Maylem, Maham Liaqat, Oluwaseyi Aderemi Ajala) |
| English proficiency test | 1/17 | Accepted Proficiency, Score Not Reported (Dr. Tuhina Khan) |
| IELTS | 1/17 | IELTS taken (Talha Mumtaz) |
| Language tests optional or not required | 1/17 | IELTS / TOEFL optional or not required for the scholarship application (Meenakshi) |
| TOEIC | 1/17 | Accepted Proficiency, Score Not Reported (Dr. Sangram Keshari Mohanty) |
Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Ph.D.
| Evidence/test reported | Recipients / total | Examples from recipient stories |
|---|---|---|
| Additional standardized tests not required | 1/17 | Language test optional or not required (Olamide Akinsola) |
| CSIR-NET Chemistry | 1/17 | CSIR-NET Chemistry taken (Dr. Neeraj Gupta) |
| Standardized tests optional or not required | 1/17 | GRE optional or not required (Maham Liaqat) |
What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Ph.D.
| Recipient | Scholarship-funded degree/program | Reported later outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Dr. Ahmed Ibrahim | Ph.D. in Chemistry, specializing in Nanomaterial Science | Faculty Fellow/Assistant Professor, Chemistry, Osaka University; later Associate Professor at both GALALA and Minia universities, Egypt. |
| Dr. Sangram Keshari Mohanty | Ph.D. in Chemistry | Was awarded BK 21, Pusan National University and G-LAMP postdoctoral fellowships for 2024–2026 |
| Dr. Tuhina Khan | Ph.D. in Medicinal Chemistry | Postdoc University Antwerp Glioblastoma targeted therapy |
| Dr. Neeraj Gupta | Ph.D. in Chemistry (PhD) | Later undertook postdoctoral research at the University of Kentucky and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, followed by faculty roles at Shoolini University and Central University of Himachal Pradesh. |
| Camila | Ph.D. in Chemistry PhD, microfluidics instrumentation at Elvesys | Stayed at Elvesys for three years after completing doctorate |