JOB DETAILS:

Description

EITS Contractors undertaking the Electrical and Instrumentation, Telecommunication & Security Systems scope on the EACOP project invites applications for its scholarship program developed under the EACOP Project. The initiative aims to promote national content by supporting academically gifted but financially disadvantaged students enrolled at Kyambogo University pursuing a Bachelor of Engineering in Telecommunication Engineering, Fourth Year (Final Year).

PRIORITY FIELD OF STUDY

Bachelor of Engineering in Telecommunication Engineering, Fourth Year (Final Year)

WHO CAN APPLY?

Applicants must:

• Be continuing students entering fourth year
• Be Ugandan nationals
• Hold a second-class upper CGPA in third year
• Demonstrate financial need
• Have good disciplinary conduct
• Not hold another scholarship

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

• National ID copy
• Recommendation letter from Kyambogo University academic staff
• Academic results/testimonial with a CGPA of not less than second-class upper
• Proof of admission
• Submit a one-page personal statement highlighting your academic achievements, career aspirations, and the financial challenges you are currently facing. In your statement, explain why you believe you deserve the scholarship and how receiving this support will help you continue your education and achieve your future goals.
• CV with active telephone numbers and an active email address

SCHOLARSHIP GUIDELINES

The scholarship covers tuition fees only for one (1) academic year. Continued support is subject to:

• Maintaining good conduct as verified by Kyambogo university
• Maintaining a CPA not below second-class upper
• Continued enrollment at Kyambogo university pursuing Bachelor of Engineering in Telecommunication Engineering, fourth year (final year)
• Proof that the candidate is financially disadvantaged

Submit all required documents to eacop.scholarship@ekium.eu

Make sure all application documents are complete and properly attached before sending. Late or incomplete submissions may not be considered.

Female students and persons with disabilities are especially encouraged to apply.