Oy Atlas Diesel scholarship fund - Scholarship for mechanical engineering, structural engineering and building technology or civil and environmental engineering students
Oy Atlas Diesel scholarship fund
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Institution
Oy Atlas Diesel scholarship fund
Program
Scholarship for mechanical engineering, structural engineering and building technology or civil and environmental engineering students
Last verified: 19 October 2026
About this scholarship
Atlas Diesel fund scholarship
You will receive a one-off scholarship of 1,000 to 2,000 EUR if you are studying engineering at Aalto University in Helsinki and require financial support. The fund has 10,000 EUR available per award round and awards between 1 and 2 grants. Aalto University administers the fund and awards the grants to students who have obtained a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant engineering discipline.
Who can apply
- University: You study at Aalto University (School of Engineering) in Finland.
- Degree: You have finished a Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, structural engineering or civil engineering.
- Financial need: You can provide evidence that you need financial support, for example by submitting your tax records.
- Nationality: Any nationality can apply.
How to apply
Send a free-form application of 1 to 2 pages through the online form on the fund's page by 18 May 2026. Attach your transcript of records, your latest tax certificate and any proof of your financial need. The Dean of the School of Engineering decides, based on the Scholarship Committee's proposal.
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