Scholarship gives boost to a hopeful start-up
Rameen Malik dreams of a future where clean energy solutions can provide a decent quality of life for all echelons of society. It's a dream that would not have been possible without donor support.
Rameen Malik, scholarship recipient
As a 2015 scholarship recipient, Rameen believes the funding is crucial to her studies and to helping her build a future of her making. 聽
鈥淭he scholarship has opened up the chance for me to further my education beyond completing a degree. It has helped ease the burden of purchasing learning essentials such as textbooks.鈥�
Rameen aspires to establish her own start-up in sustainable energy and is currently completing both a Bachelor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and a Bachelor of Law.
The scholarship funding Rameen receives will also support her as she looks to undertake a six-month offered by The School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
These exchange programs offer invaluable overseas industrial experience and a global view to technical, social, economic and environmental issues. Partnering Universities include Tsinghua University, Beijing, China; Louisiana State University, United States; Imperial College, London, England; and Kungl Teckniska Hogskolan (KTH) Sweden
鈥淚 don鈥檛 think I would have made a plan like this without being motivated by the scholarship鈥� says Rameen. 鈥淭his scholarship is facilitating the transition of my dreams into attainable goals. I鈥檓 excited that it will be passed onto individuals of low socio-economic backgrounds who will be given an opportunity that is likely to exceed what they think is possible.鈥�
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