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If you are computer engineering students and thinks that study computer engineering on cheap then our scholarship programs list can really help you. Scholarship in computer engineering is really difficult to get, but we can make it very much easy for you.

Computer Engineers may earn degrees from Bachelors through Ph.D. and typically enjoy a solid level of job security. General computer engineers are responsible for debugging and maintenance of standing computer systems and large networks, for developing new computer processes and equipment and for researching the future systems. At which levels these various activities takes place is pretty much determined by education degree. Ph.D.s almost always work in research, often called just “academia.” Their jobs are to conceptualize and design and hypothesize. For graduates with the standard Bachelors degree, you will work in applying engineering to physical systems from large to small and across all levels of business and industry.

Curriculum includes computer design and architecture, logic principles, computer language, and electrical and digital circuitry.

List of Scholarships for Computer Engineering

Penn State University sponsors the Lockheed Martin Scholarships for Women. Undergraduate female students in any one of the engineering programs, including computer engineering, may qualify for the award. Applicants must maintain a GPA of 3.0 and write an essay on their career choice in the engineering sector.

The National Society of Black Engineers sponsors corporate scholarships that help diversify professions that have typically been underrepresented by African-Americans:

• Freescale Semiconductor Scholarship is open to computer engineering students. Applicants must be willing to consider a job with Freescale Semiconductor following graduation. GPA must be at least 3.0. Scholarship award is $5,000.
• Lockheed Martin Scholarship is awarded to a junior or senior in computer engineering. Applicants must write an essay and consider employment with the company. Awards up to $2,000.
• Microsoft Corporate Scholarship demands top GPA and ability to articulate in a written essay the value of technology beyond the classroom. Scholarships are $5,000.

The American Indian Science and Engineering Society sponsors the IBM Scholarship for students of Native American heritage. Qualified applicants must be enrolled in an undergraduate degree program in computer engineering.

The University of Akron sponsors and funds a couple dozen departmental scholarships and private endowments for students in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Indiana University-Purdue University provide scholarships to students in the Electrical and Engineering Technology department:

• Engineering, Technology and Computer Science Scholarships for Excellence is awarded to students either pursuing an Associates or Bachelors degree. GPA of 3.0 is required to even be considered.
• Lam Memorial Scholarship is open to students in computer engineering or electrical engineering depending on the year.

Florida International University College of Engineering and Computing sponsors the Office of Naval Research Scholar Prestigious Award. Interested students must be academically accomplished with a GPA of at least 3.0. Recipients will receive full tuition for a number of semesters in exchange for an internship with the Naval Surface Warfare Center.

The College of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Western Michigan University funds the E. Bruce and Eleanor Dewey Endowed Scholarship for computer engineering students. This is a need-based award and offers students up to $500.

If you are shopping for a scholarship in Computer Engineering, do not stop here. Almost every school with a major in CE offers departmental or corporate scholarships, besides the general academic and need-based provided by most institutions.

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12 – 36 months of either a full time taught or a doctoral post graduate qualification

12 months’ non-degree study in the UK on a Split-Site basis to aid the completion of a doctoral degree undertaken at a University in the home country.

1. Among the conditions emphasised by the United Kingdom Scholarship Commission, candidates should:

a. hold, by 1st October 2009, a first degree of upper second class Honours standard (or above) or a second class degree and a relevant postgraduate qualification, which will normally be a Master’s degree

b. be available to commence their academic studies in the United Kingdom by the start of the U.K. academic year in September / October 2009.

2. Awards are tenable at UK participating institutions, which can be viewed on the website of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport. Candidates are expected to state their preferred institution on the application form, but the final decision on host institution will be made by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the United Kingdom. In recent years, placement of successful candidates has sometimes been delayed by the process of gaining admission to their host university. For this reason, it is strongly advisable that candidates submit independent applications directly to their preferred institutions. Where offers of admission have been obtained, these should be included with the application.

3. Each applicant must submit 6 (1 original and 5 copies) complete applications, accompanied by:

a. six copies (1 original and 5 copies) of the University / College transcript(s) and certificate(s), certified by the awarding body

b. one certified copy of birth certificate attached to the first (original) application

c. certificate of English language proficiency

d. six copies (1 original and 5 copies) of University Admission Letter

e. six copies (1 original and 5 copies) of Letter of Acceptance from UK supervisor (for Split-Site applicants).

4. Applications submitted without the complete documentation will not be eligible for consideration.

5. All awards must be tenable on a full-time basis.

The main selection criteria are the academic merit of the candidate, the quality of proposal and the potential of the candidate to lead in the pursuit of global excellence in research and knowledge.

Candidates nominated by Malta are not in any way guaranteed selection or placement.

Further details including the application form for these scholarships can be obtained from the Customer Care Office, Human Resources Development Department, Directorate for Educational Services, Great Siege Road, Floriana or from the Ministry’s Website (www.education.gov.mt).

Applications should be submitted on the appropriate forms to the Customer Care Office indicated above, by not later than noon CET of Tuesday, the 20th of January 2009.

Application forms will not be considered unless accompanied by a list of the names and positions of three (3) referees who are qualified to comment on the applicant’s ability to benefit from the proposed course of study.

Public Service / Public Sector employees should consult relevant Public Service regulations before applying for these scholarships.

Late applications will not be considered.

MA in EU International Relations and Diplomacy; MA in European Legal Studies; MA in European Political & Administrative Studies; MA in European Advanced Interdisciplinary Studies (Natolin); MA in European Economic Integration and Business; MA in European Economic Studies; or MA IN European Law and Economic Analysis.

The scholarships cover one academic year, running from September 2008 to June 2009.

Applicants for any of the above-mentioned specialisations must hold a Second Class Upper (or better) local or foreign approved University degree. In case of the economics and legal departments, applicants must have a degree in a relevant subject namely economics and law.

The age limit is in principle 30 years.

Further information as well as application forms are available from the Scholarships Section, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Palazzo Parisio, Valletta, from 8.00am to 12.00 p.m. or the Information Section, Banca Giuratale, Victoria, Gozo.

The documents listed below should be attached to the application form:-

(a) a C. V. indicating the totality of studies pursued as well as the grades obtained;

(b) a copy of the degree(s) obtained;

(c) a University/Faculty/School transcript detailing results and grades obtained;

(d) a copy of an internationally recognized certificate in French;

(e) a copy of an internationally recognised certificate in English;

(f) a letter of recommendation from two University Professors (Each letter should be in duplicate and has to be delivered to you in two separately sealed envelopes: one addressed to the College of Europe and a copy to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and annexed to the relevant application form).

Application forms must be completed as indicated below:-

Foreign Affairs form (green): in duplicate

College of Europe Form: one copy (To be filled in on-line by accessing the website www.coleurope.eu )

Accompanying documents (a) – (f) in triplicate (one of which to be forwarded to College of Europe)

The completed forms, including all documents, should reach the Scholarships Section at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Valletta by not later than Tuesday 15 January 2008.

It should be noted that applicants are to forward the relevant College of Europe Application Form, including all documents, directly to the College by the same deadline.

Applications from Government and Parastatal employees and from the Private Sector will not be considered unless recommended by their Head of Department/Parastatal Organization/employer respectively.

Selected candidates will be required to sign an undertaking to the effect that on completion of studies they would be available to work in Malta. They may also be required to enter into a contract to serve the government of Malta upon completion of studies.

Late applications will not be considered.

The Board’s decision will be final.