Eric Bleumink Fund bursaries 2016 - 2017
This year the Eric Bleumink Fund awarded three scholarships to talented students from developing countries. The scholarships enable them to further develop as individuals and to make important contributions to the development of their own countries.
Fthi Arefayne Abadi (1993) is from Ethiopia and he does a two year master program Computing Science. After completing his master, he would like to return to his homeland and make efforts to transfer the knowledge he has acquired to others through training and work in the area of Research and Development. The Nepalese Subrata Lamsal (1992) studies Energy and Climate Law. Her ultimate dream is working towards strengthening the Energy Sector in her country. Sreng Uy (1991) is from Cambodia and he is doing the master Applied Linguistics; Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). After finishing his master he would like to improve the quality of English teaching in Cambodia
Since 2000, the year the fund was started, the EBF handed out nearly fifty scholarships. This meant nearly fifty young, ambitious and very talented people were able to follow an additional study at the University of Groningen. Here they were introduced to an academic culture, libraries and international contacts they are often lacking in their homeland.
Last modified: | 12 December 2022 12.01 p.m. |
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