Scholarship Overview
The Link Foundation Energy Fellowship is now accepting applications. Students of any nationality are encouraged to apply. This scholarship is intended to help students pursuing a PhD in energy subjects. The successful candidates will get up to $34,000 each year for two years. The Link Foundation Energy Fellowships are open to students from all around the world who want to pursue a PhD in energy at a Canadian or American university. This is part of the Link Foundation's efforts to promote knowledge and innovation in the field of social energy generation and consumption.
Host institutions(s)
Any eligible institution in the U.S. and Canada.
Level(s)/Field(s)
PhD Degree in energy field.
Scholarship value
The energy fellowship award consists of a two-year fellowship of $34,000 each year for two years (a total of $68,000) that will be utilized for the Fellow's academic year and summer stipend.
Eligibility
Eligible candidates must meet the following:
- Candidates for the Link Foundation Energy Fellowships must have been admitted into a university in the United States or Canada and be pursuing a PhD.
- Applications will be reviewed by a team of energy experts who will evaluate both the candidate and the project. For example, it will consider if the initiative is creative and technically competent, as well as
- whether it has the potential to have a substantial influence on societal energy supply and use.
- The panel will consider the candidate's intellectual capacity and success, as well as evidence of innovation and initiative, as well as the potential for a career that will affect energy supply and use.
Application instructions
Applications for the Link Foundation Energy Fellowships should be submitted electronically using the website and the link provided below.