Scholarships for
MSc / MA Thesis (2005)
To strengthen energy policy research work in Africa, The
African Energy Policy Research Network (AFREPREN/FWD) is offering partial
scholarships for MSc/MA thesis with significant energy policy dimension.
The scholarships are valid for the year 2005 and will
provide individual grants of upto $4,000 for students in State
Universities wishing to undertake their Master’s thesis projects during
this period. In addition, a modest amount of $1,000 will be provided to
University-based supervisors of applicants who are awarded the
aforementioned scholarship.
The scholarships are open to interested MSc/MA students
in Universities within Eastern and Southern Africa. Preference will be
given to applicants who are starting their research work in early 2005.
Requirements for Students:
- clearly illustrate the energy policy
issue being examined, and
- contain a budget and a workplan
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Letter of support for the proposal from the
University administration
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Name and contact details of the proposed
University-based supervisor
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Detailed curriculum vitae of applicant
Requirements for Lecturers:
University-based lecturers / Faculties with an interest
in Energy Policy issues and who wish to supervise such thesis projects
may also submit an application for the scholarship to be awarded to
deserving students, describing proposed thesis and highlighting its
Energy Policy dimension. The application should include a letter of
support from the University administration
The scholarship applications together with the cover
letter should be received on or before 31st March 2005, addressed to:
Masters Scholarship Programme
AFREPREN/FWD
P.O. Box 30979
00100 – GPO
Nairobi, Kenya
E-mail:

AFREPREN/FWD Masters Degree
Programs Scholarships (2001-2002)
Purpose
With financial support from the Swedish Agency for International Cooperation (Sida), the African Energy Policy Research Network
(AFREPREN/FWD) is sponsoring 15 Masters Degree scholarships on energy policy offered at the University of Cape Town, South Africa,
over the 2000-2002 period starting from the year 2000. The scholarships for Masters degree programs on energy policy were
provided on a competitive basis and were open to AFREPREN/FWD members as well as non-members from Eastern and Southern
Africa. The first lot of scholarships for the year 2000-2001 have already been allocated. The second and final lot of scholarships for
year 2001-2002 have been awarded. The scholarships are restricted to the energy policy masters degree course offered at the
University of Cape Town, South Africa. The scholarships cover both tuition and living expenses as well as air travel costs.
Courses Considered for Sponsorship
Preference was given to application for Masters Degree Courses
(MSc and MA) on energy policy from the University of Cape Town
that focus on the focal subject areas of AFREPREN/FWD, namely:
- demand side management in the industrial sector,
- energy recovery from industrial waste,
- non-motorized transport in urban areas.
The 2001-2002 Scholarship Program has now been
finalized. Details on the next set of Scholarships to be offered will be communicated on this website as soon as the requisite funding is
mobilized.
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