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From a Maldives National University (MNU) graduation. (File Photo/MNU)

The Nautilus Foundation announces new scholarships

The Nautilus Foundation has selected the fields of medicine, aircraft engineering, journalism, and commercial cookery.

24 September 2024

The Nautilus Foundation, dedicated to advancing education and professional development in the Maldives, has announced four fully funded scholarships aimed at nurturing talent in key sectors essential to the nation's development.

These scholarships emphasise the foundation's enduring commitment to equipping Maldivians with the skills and knowledge needed for sustainable progress and global competitiveness.

For this year’s scholarships, The Nautilus Foundation has selected the fields of medicine, aircraft engineering, journalism, and commercial cookery.

The Certificate III in Commercial Cookery scholarship is tailored for aspiring culinary professionals eager to elevate the Maldivian hospitality industry, enhancing both local and international culinary standards. This initiative supports the growth of a rich gastronomic culture that aligns with the Maldives’ thriving tourism sector.

The Aircraft Maintenance Licence Programme – EASA Part 66 scholarship offers comprehensive training to certify students as aircraft maintenance engineers, maintaining the highest safety and operational standards in this vital industry.

The Mass Communications Undergraduate Degree Scholarship is designed to empower future journalists and media professionals, strengthening the foundation of a transparent and informed Maldivian society.

The Medical Specialisation Scholarship aims to address the urgent need for advanced healthcare services by providing opportunities for medical professionals to pursue specialised training.

The Nautilus Foundation says it is committed to offering these scholarships annually, ensuring alignment with the Maldives’ strategic educational goals and addressing both the immediate and long-term needs of the community. By investing in education and professional development, The Nautilus Foundation aims to position Maldivians as leaders in national development and enhance the nation's standing on the global stage.

Prospective scholars are encouraged to apply by following the detailed application guidelines available online at The Nautilus Foundation website. The selection process seeks individuals with exceptional potential for leadership and innovation in their chosen fields.

Founded in honour of Dr Ibrahim Umar Maniku, a visionary leader devoted to creating opportunities for the people of the Maldives, The Nautilus Foundation continues his legacy by empowering a resilient and skilled workforce poised to drive the nation’s prosperity for generations to come.

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