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Design Engineering PhD Scholarships 2026-27 in UK (DEPS) Deadline: 1 December, 2026 mucuruzi.comDesign Engineering PhD Scholarships 2026-27 in UK (DEPS) Deadline: 1 December, 2026 Imperial College London is offering the Design Engineering PhD Scholarship (DEPS) for the 2026/2027 academic year. Three awards are available one covering full home fees and two covering full overseas fees along with a generous stipend of £21,237 per year for 3.5 years. This ... The post Design Engineering PhD Scholarships 2026-27 in UK (DEPS) Deadline: 1 December, 2026 first appeared on mucuruzi.com.
NIG Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026 | National Institute of Genetics (Deadline: 7 July, 2026)     Pursue your education in Japan. Good news! Applications for NIG Postdoctoral Fellowship are currently open. In this article, we will explain in detail about this scholarship program, its benefits, and the step-by-step application process. Internship opportunities worldwide NIG Postdoctoral Fellowship ...
SCUT Engineering Scholarship 2026 in China (Fully Funded) Deadline: 30 June, 2026 mucuruzi.comSCUT Engineering Scholarship 2026 in China (Fully Funded) Deadline: 30 June, 2026 SCUT Engineering Scholarship 2026 for International Students: Applications are invited to apply for the SCUT Engineering Scholarship 2026 in China. All International Students can apply for this scholarship program in China. Applicants pursuing their Undergraduate, Masters and PhD programs are welcome to apply. ... The post SCUT Engineering Scholarship 2026 in China (Fully Funded) Deadline: 30 June, 2026 first appeared on mucuruzi.com.
Fully Funded Nankai University Scholarships in China 2026 (Deadline: 30 June, 2026) International students seeking fully funded opportunities abroad can explore the Nankai University Undergraduate Scholarships in China. The Nankai University Scholarship provides several scholarship opportunities that covers tuition, housing, living stipends, travel costs, and health insurance for international students who apply to study at ...
Merck Foundation Africa Research Summit MARS Empowering Women and Youth in African Research Merck Foundation invites applications for the Merck Foundation Africa Research Summit MARS 2026, a flagship initiative dedicated to advancing scientific research capacity across the continent. The 2026 edition maintains its central theme of the role of scientific research in women’s health and reproductive care, reflecting the Foundation’s long standing commitment to addressing crucial health challenges through African led innovation. Organized with scientific support from the African Union Scientific Technical and Research Commission, the African Reproductive Care Society and the Manipal Academy of Higher Education, the summit calls on emerging African scientists to contribute research that can drive meaningful policy action and healthcare development. Purpose and Vision of MARS 2026 The MARS platform aims to strengthen scientific expertise within Africa by empowering young researchers and women researchers who are shaping the future of STEM. Through the MARS Awards, the summit highlights exceptional research and encourages scientists to expand their capabilities, deepen their impact and contribute to a stronger African research ecosystem. T wo distinguished categories recognize outstanding achievements: Best Young African Researcher and Best African Woman Researcher. These awards spotlight the essential role that early career scientists and women leaders play in transforming research landscapes across the continent. A Platform for Dialogue and Development: Merck Foundation Africa Research Summit MARS MARS 2026 is more than a research competition; it is a continental forum for knowledge exchange, policy dialogue and professional growth. Award recipients gain the opportunity to present their research findings before an audience of global and regional experts, creating an environment that fosters collaboration and new scientific partnerships. The summit also opens the door for vital discussions with ministries responsible for health, education, information, science and technology and gender. These conversations aim to shape policies that accelerate women’s and youth participation in STEM fields and enhance the integration of research into national healthcare strategies. A key focus of the summit is addressing the persistent know do gap, the barrier that prevents scientific discoveries from translating into real world impact. By encouraging practical, applicable and context driven research, MARS 2026 promotes solutions that strengthen healthcare systems and advance sustainable development goals throughout African communities. Abstract Submission Requirements MARS 2026 invites abstracts from researchers committed to improving women’s health and reproductive care. Applications are open to Final year PhD students Young investigators engaged in active research Medical doctors enrolled in postgraduate medical fellowship programs Applicants must be primarily affiliated with African universities or research institutions, although collaborative projects involving partners within or outside Africa are welcome and encouraged. Eligible research topics include: Women’s health Infertility and reproductive care All submissions must demonstrate scientific rigor, originality and relevance to Africa’s public health priorities. Award Categories and Research Opportunities Applicants may enter their work under either of the two award categories• Best African Woman Researcher• Best Young African Researcher Winners will benefit from significant professional development opportunities, including: A three month research training scholarship in India designed to strengthen technical expertise and expand global research exposure Official invitation to participate in the Merck Foundation Africa Asia Luminary 2026, a high level convening of scientists, policymakers and global health leaders These opportunities are intended to support long term career growth, foster international collaboration and encourage continued contributions to critical research fields. Application Process and Deadline Interested candidates may submit their abstracts and applications via email to mars@merck foundation.com or through the online application portal available on the Merck Foundation website. Applicants are encouraged to prepare thorough, well structured submissions that clearly highlight their research objectives, methodologies and findings. The final deadline for all applications is 30 June 2026. LEARN MORE Moving African Research Forward MARS 2026 reinforces the belief that African solutions should be driven by African research. By investing in emerging scientists, nurturing women leaders and promoting collaborative innovation, the summit strengthens the continent’s capacity to address urgent health challenges. Researchers across Africa are invited to contribute their voices, share their findings and take part in shaping a healthier, more equitable future. For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram , WhatsApp, Twitter, LinkedIn and Telegram Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) is not the funding organization. For any inquiries, please contact the official organization directly. 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Laurentian University Scholarships in Canada 2026 | Step-by-Step Process) Deadline: 15 June, 2026 mucuruzi.comLaurentian University Scholarships in Canada 2026 | Step-by-Step Process) Deadline: 15 June, 2026 Laurentian University Scholarships are offered to home and international students seeking to study in Canada. The scholarships at Laurentian University are offered to both undergraduate and postgraduate students pursuing degree programs at the institution. Undergraduate scholarships are valued up to $60,000 to ... The post Laurentian University Scholarships in Canada 2026 | Step-by-Step Process) Deadline: 15 June, 2026 first appeared on mucuruzi.com.
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I came from a very big family. My father has five wives, and because of that, life has not always been easy. He tries his best to take care of everyone, but it is very hard to provide for such a large family.My mother has struggled a lot to support me. She sacrifices so much to make sure I can go to school. I am very grateful for both of my parents because they are doing what they can.I also started working to help myself and reduce the burden at home. But working while studying became too much for me. I was always tired, and my schoolwork started to suffer.I truly want to finish my education and build a better future for myself and my family. This fundraiser will help me focus on my studies without worrying so much about money.Any support you give will mean so much to me. Thank you for helping me move closer to my dreams.
Hi, my name is Francisca Chinenye, and I’m currently a student working toward my education.I’m starting this fundraiser because I need a laptop for school. At the moment, I rely on my phone to read school slides and materials, but I have an eye problem that makes it very difficult and painful to read on such a small screen.A laptop would make a huge difference for me. The larger screen would allow me to properly view slides, zoom text, and adjust brightness so I can study without straining my eyes. It would help me keep up with my classes and learn more comfortably and effectively.The funds raised will go directly toward purchasing a laptop that I will use strictly for my schoolwork.Any support,whether through a donation or simply sharing this fundraiser,means more to me than I can express. Thank you so much for taking the time to read my story and for helping me continue my education.
Walk With Sudan: From a Personal Journey to a Collective MovementA walk that started alone is now becoming a movement.What started as a personal walk is now becoming something much bigger.I originally set out to walk the Camino to raise awareness and funds for Sudan — a quiet, personal response to a crisis that continues to unfold, often out of sight and out of mind.But along the way, something changed.Conversations turned into commitment.Interest turned into action.What began as one person’s walk is now becoming a community movement.That is why the PfAL community — students, alumni, mentors, and friends are coming together for the Walk With Sudan campaign: an act of solidarity, reflection, advocacy, and collective action — expressed not just in what we say, but in what we choose to do.Because when suffering becomes “someone else’s problem,” walking together reconnects us to Ubuntu — and to our shared humanity.Why Sudan — And Why NowSudan is facing one of the world’s most urgent humanitarian crises.Millions have been displaced.Families are struggling to access food, water, and healthcare.Entire communities are being pushed into survival mode.And yet, global attention is fading.Not because people don’t care but because the world is learning to look away.We scroll past the pain because it happens “somewhere else.”But for many of us, this isn’t somewhere else.It’s Africa.It’s Sudan.And our shared humanity runs deeper than borders.Over 13 million children are currently out of school due to conflict.This campaign is about refusing silence.Refusing distance.Refusing indifference.From Camino to CommunityThe Camino was never meant to be the destination.It was the spark.Walk With Sudan is now a student-led, community-driven initiative, bringing people together to take collective action.Because this shouldn’t be one person’s walk.It should be ours.A shared expression of Ubuntu: “I am because you are.”The Launch: Walk & Talk at LSEWe are launching this next chapter through a Walk & Talk event at LSE.A simple format:Walk in solidarityCreate space for honest conversationReflect, learn, and connectTurn awareness into actionThis is not just an event.It is a starting point — one we hope will spread across universities and communities.What This Campaign Is BuildingThis campaign goes beyond awareness.We are working to:Spotlight Sudan in spaces where it is being overlookedMobilise students and communities to act collectivelyRaise funds for trusted humanitarian and diaspora-led organisationsCreate a model that others can replicate globallyA Shared GoalTo turn this from a moment into a movement, we are working towards a collective target:£50,000 by 1 June 2026This is not just a number.It is what allows:Aid to reach communities fasterSupport to scale across multiple networksThis movement to begin with real, tangible impactEvery early contribution helps build that momentum.What Your Support Makes PossibleBeing part of this movement is about turning awareness into action.For some, that starts with showing up.For others, it means speaking out, sharing, or organising.And for many, it includes giving — so that solidarity is not only seen, but felt in real, tangible ways.This campaign supports organisations working both on the ground in Sudan and across the global Sudanese diaspora to deliver urgent humanitarian aid.Your contribution can help provide:£10 → Emergency meals or food support£25 → Access to clean drinking water£50 → Essential medical care and supplies£100+ → Sustained support across food, water, healthcare, and recoveryThrough partners like Sadagaat and the Sudan Benefit Fund (via the Sudanese Diaspora Network), your support helps deliver aid where it is needed most — quickly, directly, and through trusted community networks.In moments like this, awareness without action can only go so far.This is one way of making that action real.How You Can Walk With UsThere is no single way to be part of this.1. WalkJoin the Walk & Talk or organise one in your own community.2. GiveSupport urgent humanitarian efforts. Even small contributions move us closer to our shared goal.3. ShareAmplify Sudan’s story. Post, speak, reflect — or even map your walk on Strava so we can see this movement grow.4. BuildTake this idea to your university or network and make it your own.This isn’t just about fundraising.It’s about standing together.When we walk, we walk for every life affected.Our steps may feel small.But this movement is built on the belief that small, collective acts — when taken seriously — can interrupt silence, shift attention, and create real impact.Sometimes, they are the only response left against a world that has grown numb.A Simple Idea, Taken SeriouslyThis campaign is built on a simple belief:That even in the face of overwhelming crises,people can still choose to act.To walk.To speak.To show up.Walk With Sudan — A Call to Walk, Reflect, and Act💠 Walk in solidarity. Be present. Start conversations.💠 Share what you see and feel. Help make Sudan visible again.💠 Give what you can today. Help us reach our £50,000 goal.There is no single way to take part.What matters is that we do not remain passive.Sudan has been called the world’s forgotten crisis.Let’s prove the world wrong.Walk with us.Speak about it.Act on it.Step by step, we refuse to look away.Thank you for walking.Tosin AdebisiHead, Programme for African Leadership (PfAL)London School of EconomicsCampaign TeamYousra Abdelmoneim (Sudan)Ama Haroon-Nuna (Sudan)Musab El-shafie (Sudan)Alyaa Hassan (Sudan)Munira Aminu Bello (Nigeria)Eilidh Taylor (Botswana)Nadia Bawumia (Ghana)Dorothy N’tchougan-Sonou (Togo)Aisha Agboluaje (Nigeria)#PfalwalksforSudan #WalkWithSudan