The Baker Hughes Scholars Program in Angola provides selected students scholarships towards the completion of their undergraduate degree in Angola.
Students currently enrolled in an undergraduate program in engineering, (geo)sciences, petrochemical or business related field at a University in Angola.
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You can apply by filling out an application form and sending it together with all requested supporting documents to IIE.
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$5,000 USD/yr for 3 years to be applied towards university tuition, books, fees, and living costs. Participation in an award ceremony to be honored for achievements and for receipt of the scholarship.
The Baker Hughes Foundation is a U.S. based 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization created in 1994 to support a variety of social needs. Contributions are generally targetted in the key sectors of culture, children, education, and health.
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THIS PROGRAM IS ADMINISTERED BY IIE
Delivering power to 145 million Pakistanis is no easy task, but, fortunately, Ashfaq Mahmood is well qualified for the position.
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Muhammed Zeidan is a former International Human Rights Intern well-acquainted with adversity.
Ruth Gruber earned her doctorate as an IIE grantee.
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