Female student in Can Tho received a Master's scholarship in Europe

Female student Lam Ngoc Ngan (student majoring in Biotechnology, Can Tho University) has excellently surpassed hundreds of candidates from many countries to receive a full scholarship for the Master's degree in interdisciplinary Biomedical Research, at Warwick University in England. This is a STEM scholarship for women under the ASEAN - UK SAGE program.

Sharing with Lao Dong, Ngoc Ngan expressed her happiness when she learned that she received the scholarship: "I was very happy and for a few minutes I felt choked up. This result is in line with my wish to receive a full scholarship to study for a Master's degree in Europe."

The female student said that the condition to receive this scholarship is that the candidate must complete 2 application rounds, including applying for admission from the school and applying to the ASEAN-UK SAGE: Women in scholarship program. STEM. Particularly for Ngoc Ngan's major, there is an additional interview round with the Faculty Council, School and Program Director about professional knowledge and research fields.

Sharing about her journey to conquering the scholarship, Ngoc Ngan said she went through a long process of studying and researching, putting effort and accumulation during 4.5 years of studying at university.

“I have tried to study well and maintain excellent results in every semester, graduating from university with honors. In addition, I participate in scientific research as the leader of a school-level scientific research project, participate in other collaborative research projects and have a number of scientific publications published in international journals. ”, Ngoc Ngan said proudly.

The female student further informed that when she comes to England, she will major in interdisciplinary Master of Biomedical Research. The orientation of my research topic will be focused on studying molecular and cellular mechanisms, applying it to developing drug delivery therapy to treat targeted cancer cells, limiting side effects that affect the cancer cells. other healthy cells and organs.

“In the future, I will pursue a PhD program to have the opportunity to study and research in depth, put research results into practical application, increase treatment effectiveness, as well as contribute to Improve the quality of healthcare and community health, contributing to the development of the country's science", Ngoc Ngan hopes.

Ngoc Ngan will officially enroll in the UK in the second half of September. Currently, she has completed the necessary procedures, applied for a UK VISA and is ready for her Master's journey in the new land.

The female student also sent a message to the school's students, if you want to apply for a scholarship to study abroad after college, please prepare and build your application early; especially need to try to study and accumulate knowledge and experience; Find out specific and detailed information to clearly understand the goals of the scholarship program and the criteria for candidates that the council is looking for...