Blue Carbon Summer Program 2025 in Scotland, UK (Fully Funded)

Are You Ready to attend a Summer Program in the UK? The applications for the Blue Carbon Summer Program 2025 are now open in Scotland, UK. It is a Fully Funded Summer Program for International students. The Summer Program will run from 29th June to 12th July 2025. There is no application fee, and candidates from all around the world are eligible to apply. The Blue Carbon Summer Program will take Place at St. Andrews, which is a town in Scotland, part of the United Kingdom. The WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) offers 5 Fully Funded Scholarships, which cover travel, accommodation, subsistence, and all course fees. Below are more details about the Blue Carbon Summer Program requirements, financial benefits, and the application

Eligibility Criteria for Blue Carbon Summer Program 2025 in Scotland, UK (Fully Funded)

1. The Summer Program is open to all the Nationals.
2. Completed at least one year (two semesters) of full-time university study, or its equivalent, by the time you arrive in St Andrews.
3. Open to Undergraduate and postgraduate students and professionals
4. Achieved a minimum average grade equivalent to 3.2 on the USA 4.0 GPA scale.
5. Proof of English Language Test or English Language Proficiency.

Required Documents

1. Official Academic Transcript
2. English Language Certificate—if applicable
3. Academic reference

Benefits of Blue Carbon Summer Program 2025 in Scotland, UK (Fully Funded)

The Program Covers:

1. Round Airfare Tickets
2. Accommodation
3. Program Fees
4. All Subsistence, Like Food, Activities, Local Transport

How to Apply

Please complete the online MS application form. Once you have submitted the form, you will need to email your official university transcript(s) and English language certificate (if applicable) to shortcourses@st-andrews.ac.uk. The Link to the official website is below

View details of the Blue Carbon Summer Program 2025

Application Deadline

16th May 2025

Application Link(s)

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