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    Degree levelRecipients
    Bachelor’s3
    Master’s4
    Ph.D.4

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Bachelor’s

    Recipients per nationalityNationalities / reported countries of origin
    1Cyprus, Kenya, Malaysia
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship1
    Merit Scholarship for Top Student of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences1
    University of Bristol Think Big Scholarships1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Verona Odhiambo — KenyaLester B. Pearson International ScholarshipUniversity of Toronto; CanadaBachelor’s in Molecular Biology and Genetics, St. George campus
    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
    Muhammad Saifullah — CyprusMerit Scholarship for Top Student of the Faculty of Arts and SciencesEastern Mediterranean University; CyprusBachelor’s in Molecular Biology and Genetics

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Bachelor’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Verona Odhiambo
    Bachelor’s in Molecular Biology and Genetics, St. George campus
    Lester B. Pearson International ScholarshipFull tuition, books and living expenses
    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.
    Muhammad Saifullah
    Bachelor’s in Molecular Biology and Genetics
    Merit Scholarship for Top Student of the Faculty of Arts and SciencesMerit scholarship for the highest GPA over three consecutive years.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Bachelor’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Verona Odhiambo
    Bachelor’s in Molecular Biology and Genetics, St. George campus
    Lester B. Pearson International ScholarshipBiology Extended Essay tested antimicrobial properties of neem; Chemistry IA used Briggs-Rauscher oscillating reaction to examine temperature and bell-pepper vitaminC.
    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.

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Bachelor’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    English-language test exemption or accepted alternative1/3Academic English coursework accepted (Tong Jing Ying)

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

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Muhammad SaifullahBachelor’s in Molecular Biology and GeneticsLater pursued a DAAD-supported Neurosciences master’s at University of Bonn.

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Master’s

    Recipients per nationalityNationalities / reported countries of origin
    1Hungary, India, Nigeria
    ScholarshipRecipients
    DAAD In-Region Masters Scholarship1
    DAAD In-Region/In-Country Scholarship1
    Excellence Eiffel Scholarship1
    Harry Crossley Foundation Research Grant1
    Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Tanya Srivastava (2023 scholarship) — IndiaJapanese Government MEXT ScholarshipHokkaido University; JapanMaster’s in Environmental Molecular Biology (Environmental Science), microbial enzymology/plastic degradation
    Shamsuddeen Yusuf Ma’aruf (2021–2023)DAAD In-Region/In-Country Scholarship; Harry Crossley Foundation Research GrantStellenbosch University; South AfricaMaster’s in Molecular Biology
    Blanka Kelecsenyi (est. September 2025–August 2027) — HungaryFrance Excellence Eiffel ScholarshipSorbonne University; FranceMaster’s in Cell Biology and Cancer, international Molecular and Cellular Biology master’s
    Kosisochukwu Offojebe (2025 scholarship) — NigeriaDAAD In-Region Masters ScholarshipStellenbosch University; South AfricaMaster’s in Molecular Biology and Human Genetics

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Tanya Srivastava
    Master’s in Environmental Molecular Biology (Environmental Science), microbial enzymology/plastic degradation
    Japanese Government MEXT ScholarshipFully funded MEXT; no itemized personal benefits
    Shamsuddeen Yusuf Ma’aruf
    Master’s in Molecular Biology
    DAAD In-Region/In-Country Scholarship; Harry Crossley Foundation Research Grant- DAAD In-Region/In-Country Scholarship (2021–2023) Fully funded MSc in Molecular Biology at Stellenbosch University , supported by the German Government.
    Blanka Kelecsenyi
    Master’s in Cell Biology and Cancer, international Molecular and Cellular Biology master’s
    France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship€1,200 per month, €28,800 for 24 months, with reported tuition exemption, health insurance, travel and housing support.
    Kosisochukwu Offojebe
    Master’s in Molecular Biology and Human Genetics
    DAAD In-Region Masters ScholarshipReports full scholarship funding.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Tanya Srivastava
    Master’s in Environmental Molecular Biology (Environmental Science), microbial enzymology/plastic degradation
    Japanese Government MEXT ScholarshipBSc Life Sciences, Sri Aurobindo College, Delhi University, CGPA9.10; environmental initiatives
    Shamsuddeen Yusuf Ma’aruf
    Master’s in Molecular Biology
    DAAD In-Region/In-Country Scholarship; Harry Crossley Foundation Research GrantPrior to that, Earned a Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science degree (also with distinction) from Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Nigeria. the recipient’s undergraduate training emphasized pathology, immunology, and infectious diseases, which helped shape the academic and research interests.
    Blanka Kelecsenyi
    Master’s in Cell Biology and Cancer, international Molecular and Cellular Biology master’s
    France Excellence Eiffel ScholarshipHonours Biological and Biomedical Sciences bachelor’s at Trinity College Dublin (2021–2025), specializing in human genetics.
    Kosisochukwu Offojebe
    Master’s in Molecular Biology and Human Genetics
    DAAD In-Region Masters ScholarshipFirst-class Pharmacy degree, Nnamdi Azikiwe University

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Master’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted1/4English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted (Blanka Kelecsenyi)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Master’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    Programme entrance examination1/4Entrance examination taken (Tanya Srivastava)

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

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Shamsuddeen Yusuf Ma’arufMaster’s in Molecular BiologyLater pursued a Vaccinology and Immunotherapeutics PhD at the University of Saskatchewan .

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Ph.D.

    Recipients per nationalityNationalities / reported countries of origin
    1India, Pakistan, Portugal
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Global Korea Scholarship (GKS)1
    Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Scholarship1
    PEARL doctoral funding, partly financed through Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions1
    Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Katyayani Sharma — IndiaSwiss Government Excellence ScholarshipUniversity of Bern; SwitzerlandPh.D. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
    Eden Haseeb — PakistanPEARL doctoral funding, partly financed through Marie Skłodowska-Curie ActionsUniversity of Lille; FrancePh.D. in Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Biology
    Catia Mota — PortugalGlobal Korea ScholarshipChung-Ang University; Korea; South KoreaPh.D. in Molecular Biology
    Kaisar Ahmad SheikhMarie Skłodowska-Curie Actions ScholarshipInstituto Andaluz de Ciencias de la Tierra, CSIC; SpainPh.D. in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, with structural-biology and protein-crystallization research

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Ph.D.

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Katyayani Sharma
    Ph.D. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
    Swiss Government Excellence ScholarshipA three-year Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship for doctoral study.
    Eden Haseeb
    Ph.D. in Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Biology
    PEARL doctoral funding, partly financed through Marie Skłodowska-Curie ActionsPEARL doctoral funding, partly financed through Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions PEARL funding and partial MSCA support
    Catia Mota
    Ph.D. in Molecular Biology
    Global Korea ScholarshipGlobal Korea Scholarship — full tuition; one-year intensive language-training fees; airfare; monthly stipend; settlement allowance

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

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Katyayani Sharma
    Ph.D. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
    Swiss Government Excellence ScholarshipGenetics and Genomics BSc and Biochemistry MSc at the University of Lucknow ; top master’s graduate and Prof. P. S. Krishnan Gold Medal recipient.
    Eden Haseeb
    Ph.D. in Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Biology
    PEARL doctoral funding, partly financed through Marie Skłodowska-Curie ActionsKent MSc Biotechnology and Bioengineering
    Catia Mota
    Ph.D. in Molecular Biology
    Global Korea ScholarshipBiomedicalScience master’s NOVALisbon IHMT
    Kaisar Ahmad Sheikh
    Ph.D. in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, with structural-biology and protein-crystallization research
    Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions ScholarshipPhysics bachelor’s at Indira Gandhi National Open University (66%) and Biosciences master’s at Jamia Millia Islamia (CGPA 8.72); later antibody-industry laboratory work, vaccine design, antibody humanisation and protein-science experience.

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Ph.D.

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    TOPIK1/4TOPIK Level 2 (Catia Mota)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Ph.D.

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    Standardized tests optional or not required1/4Language test optional or not required (Kaisar Ahmad Sheikh)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Ph.D.

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Catia MotaPh.D. in Molecular BiologyPursued a postdoctoral fellowship at the Korea Basic Science Institute
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