Most successful fellowship holders have applied – and been rejected – more than once. If you’re facing setbacks at any stage, you are in good company. Rejection is not the exception in fellowship applications; for the most competitive schemes, it is very much the norm. Read more
The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan (MEXT) offers scholarships to international students who wish to study at Japanese universities.
This postgraduate programme is:
Benefits
Visit the website to see the guidelines and download documents. https://www.uk.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_en/mext_postgrad.html
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This interview presents the first steps of Robert Simpson, a Maths graduate who found an unexpected, but natural home in Formal Verification (FV) at Axiomise. Drawn by a desire to apply rigorous logic to real-world problems, he shares how abstract mathematical thinking translates into ensuring hardware correctness at the silicon level. From the excitement of spotting elusive bugs missed by traditional methods to collaborating with experts on complex designs, Robert reflects on the mindset, surprises, and rewards of working in a field that blends philosophy, engineering, and detective work—revealing how precise reasoning can have a tangible impact on the technology that shapes our world. Read more
Recognizing excellence and ambition in women pursuing tech degrees across Europe
Academic funding & in-person networking event
The Bending Spoons Women in Computer Science Scholarship is a merit-based opportunity designed to support your studies and connect you with exceptional peers across Europe. €5,000 scholarship to use in whatever way best supports your education.
Who can apply?
You’re welcome to apply if you…
And
Applications close on May 17, 2026
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Dr Marloes Tijssen shares her journey from academic research to co-founding New Platelet Company, with a clear mission: to manufacture blood platelets and help address the critical gap in donor supply. From PhD research and postdoctoral fellowships to coaching scientists and launching startups, her story is a candid reflection on career reinvention, the power of transferable skills, and the value of networking and support within the Cambridge innovation ecosystem. Read more