UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE · UNITED KINGDOM
Summer Projects in Science
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- 10% to 15%Tuition fee scholarship for eligible students towards any Masters in the Faculty of Science
- 22 placesAvailable annually for summer projects
- 8-10 weeksProject duration
- June startProjects begin in June
- On-campusProject location in Glasgow, Scotland
- Multiple DepartmentsProjects offered in Computer & Information Sciences, Mathematics & Statistics, Physics, and Pure & Applied Chemistry
The University of Strathclyde offers 8 to 10-week summer research projects for eligible undergraduate students from Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. These projects provide an opportunity to gain research experience in various science departments, supervised by academic experts. Participants will experience life as a student at Strathclyde and can explore Glasgow and Scotland. While these projects do not award academic credit, they offer valuable insights into postgraduate study and potential future career paths within science and related fields.
Frequently asked questions
- Who is eligible to apply for the Summer Projects in Science programme?
- This programme is specifically for eligible undergraduate students who are between their third and fourth year of study at Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. Applications are managed in coordination with your home institution.
- How long does the summer project last?
- The summer projects typically last for 8 weeks. However, there are options for a 10-week project in Physics or Pure & Applied Chemistry.
- What are the available departments or fields for these summer projects?
- Projects are offered in Computer & Information Sciences, Mathematics & Statistics, Physics, and Pure & Applied Chemistry.
- Are there any scholarships available for this programme?
- Scholarships of 10% to 15% are available towards Master's degrees in the Faculty of Science for eligible students. This scholarship applies to tuition fees for Master's degrees, not the summer project itself.
- What is the career outcome of this summer project?
- These summer projects offer valuable research experience that can inform future career aspirations in science, data analysis, or advanced research fields. The skills gained are transferable to many postgraduate and professional paths.
Entry requirements
Current undergraduate studentMust be between years 3 and 4 of their degree at Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.
Eligibility is limited to students from Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.
Fees
Tuition (international)Scholarships of 10% to 15% are available towards Masters degrees in the Faculty of Science for eligible students.
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Scholarship applies to tuition fees for Masters degrees, not the summer project itself.
Scholarships
Faculty of Science Scholarship10% to 15%
Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible to apply for the Summer Projects in Science programme?
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This programme is specifically for eligible undergraduate students who are between their third and fourth year of study at Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. Applications are managed in coordination with your home institution.
How long does the summer project last?
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The summer projects typically last for 8 weeks. However, there are options for a 10-week project in Physics or Pure & Applied Chemistry.
What are the available departments or fields for these summer projects?
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Projects are offered in Computer & Information Sciences, Mathematics & Statistics, Physics, and Pure & Applied Chemistry.
Are there any scholarships available for this programme?
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Scholarships of 10% to 15% are available towards Master's degrees in the Faculty of Science for eligible students. This scholarship applies to tuition fees for Master's degrees, not the summer project itself.
What is the career outcome of this summer project?
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These summer projects offer valuable research experience that can inform future career aspirations in science, data analysis, or advanced research fields. The skills gained are transferable to many postgraduate and professional paths.