ELbM scholarships are jointly administered by four (4) African partner institutions, where selected students and staff will be able to engage in postgraduate studies, research, teaching or training.
Applications are invited from African nationals for scholarships in the fields of Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Materials and Metallurgical Engineering and Biomaterials/Biomedical Engineering.
Laser-based manufacturing education involves the study and training of individuals in the use of laser technology for manufacturing purposes. Laser technology is widely used in manufacturing and other industries due to its precision, speed, and versatility. Laser-based manufacturing education covers various aspects of the use of lasers in manufacturing, including design, programming, operation, and maintenance.
Education for laser-based manufacturing typically includes coursework in laser physics, optics, materials science, computer-aided design and manufacturing, and robotics. Students may also learn about the different types of lasers used in manufacturing, such as carbon dioxide, neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet (Nd:YAG), and fiber lasers, and how they are used to cut, weld, and mark materials.
In addition to coursework, laser-based manufacturing education often includes hands-on experience with laser equipment and machinery. This may involve working with industry-standard equipment, such as laser cutters and engravers, and learning how to program and operate them.
Students who complete education for laser-based manufacturing may find employment in a variety of industries, such as aerospace, automotive, medical devices, electronics, and more. They may work as laser operators, manufacturing engineers, process engineers, quality control technicians, or in other related roles.
Without an iota of doubt, it is safe to conclude that education for laser-based manufacturing is a valuable pathway for individuals who are interested in pursuing a career in manufacturing or related industries. It provides students with the skills and knowledge they need to work with laser technology and to contribute to the development of new and innovative manufacturing processes.
Eligibility Criteria For The Education for Laser-based Manufacturing (ELbM) Scholarships:
- Applicants must be Africans
- Applicants must have completed their undergraduate program
- Applicants must be proficient in English Language
Eligible Countries: Africa
Type: Masters and PhD
Value of Award: The ELbM scholarship includes a round trip-air ticket and visa costs, participation costs such as tuition fees, registration and service fees, Insurance (Health, accident, travel), settling-in allowance, monthly subsistence allowance, and a contribution towards the research costs associated with student mobility of 10 months or longer.
Number of Awards: 22
Method of Application: In order to apply for a scholarship, applicants must apply for admission into one of the partner institutes. Applicants can apply for this scholarship by completing an online application.