Scholarship in civil engineering

Answer:

Thank you for sharing that—your determination to pursue a degree in Civil Engineering is admirable, and there are scholarships available specifically for students like you: from Uganda, pursuing a bachelor's degree in engineering, and facing financial challenges.

🎓 Scholarships You Can Apply For (Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering)

🌍 1. MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program

• Covers: Full tuition, accommodation, books, and living expenses.

• Offered at:

  • Makerere University (Uganda)
  • University of Pretoria (South Africa)
  • Ashesi University (Ghana)
  • American University of Beirut (Lebanon)
• Eligibility: Academically talented, financially disadvantaged young Africans.
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🇨🇦 2. Lester B. Pearson Scholarship – University of Toronto (Canada)

• Covers: Tuition, books, fees, and full residence support.
• For: International students with strong academics and leadership.
• Apply through your school (you must be nominated).
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🇹🇷 3. Türkiye Scholarships (Turkey Burslari)

• Covers: Tuition, airfare, accommodation, and monthly stipend.
• Programs: Includes Engineering programs in English.
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🇺🇸 4. African Leadership University (ALU) – Rwanda

• Offers: Some full and partial scholarships.
• Focuses on leadership and entrepreneurship, including engineering.
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🌐 5. DAAD Scholarships (Germany) – For Future Study

• Mostly for postgrad, but some programs support undergrads via university partnerships.
• Study in English or German.
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✅ What to Do Next

1. Prepare these documents:

   • Academic transcripts
   • Motivation letter / personal statement
   • Recommendation letters
   • Valid passport or ID
   • Proof of financial need (if required)

2. Improve your application strength:

   • Highlight your leadership, community service, and academic achievements.

3. Apply early:

   • Most scholarships open applications between August and February each year.

If you’d like, I can help you write a motivation letter or find scholarships in specific countries. Would you prefer to study in Uganda, Africa, or abroad?