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Progress Women in STEM Scholarship Program (Bulgaria)

Applications Open for European Forum Alpbach Scholarship 2023

Deadline: 13-Apr-2026

The Progress Women in STEM Scholarship Program supports women pursuing undergraduate degrees in STEM fields at public universities in Bulgaria. Selected recipients receive a one-time scholarship of EUR 1,600 to ease financial burdens and encourage academic and professional growth in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines.

Programme Overview

The scholarship aims to:

This program is non-renewable and awards a one-time scholarship of EUR 1,600 to selected recipients.

Who is Eligible?

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

Scholarship Benefits

How to Apply

Applicants must submit a complete application including:

  1. Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV) highlighting academic and extracurricular achievements

  2. Academic records from the previous two semesters

  3. Copy of most recent tuition bill to demonstrate financial need

  4. Essay (500–1000 words) addressing:

    • Passion for STEM and its origin

    • Future academic and professional goals

    • Contributions to others through volunteering, mentorship, or community engagement, especially in STEM-related initiatives

Tips for a Strong Application

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Who is eligible for the scholarship?

2. What is the scholarship amount?

3. Can the scholarship be used for expenses other than tuition?

4. Is participation in competitions or extracurriculars required?

5. How long should the essay be?

6. Can students from private universities apply?

7. Is the scholarship renewable?

Conclusion

The Progress Women in STEM Scholarship Program empowers women in Bulgaria to excel in STEM fields, alleviating financial barriers and fostering academic, professional, and community development. By rewarding merit, financial need, and engagement in STEM, the program contributes to greater gender diversity and leadership in technical disciplines.

For more information, visit Progress.

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