Full Tuition Scholarship at WUIC Thailand

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Objectives
WUIC is well-renowned university of Thailand. WUIC is a Public, autonomous, comprehensive and research-focused university with high quality, internationally-oriented curriculums. This scholarship is mainly designed for Full time undergraduate students to support them in paying their full tuition.
Scholarship Description
Application Deadline: 12 July, 2018
Course Level: Undergraduate Degree
Applicable Study Areas: Following study areas are covered:
1. Digital Innovation Engineering (B. Eng)
2. Public Affairs (B.A)
3. Logistic Analytics and Supply Chain Management (B.B.A)
4. Bachelor of Law (LLB)
Benefits: US$ 14,000-35,000 (for 4 years), depending on the study program
Citizenship Requirements: International Students are eligible for Scholarship
Number of Scholarships: Unknown
Scholarship can be taken in Thailand
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must meet following criteria to be eligible for scholarship:
1. To have a high school diploma from a G12 high school program or equivalent,
2. To have a high school GPA of at least 3.25 on a 4.0 scale or equivalent,
3. To have a workable knowledge of English language,
4. To have a valid passport or ID card (for Thai nationals).
Application Procedure
 Send copies of the following documents, translated into English or Thai.
1. High school diploma from a G12 high school program or equivalent,
2. High school transcripts with a GPA score,
3. Certificate of English language proficiency (where the high school language of instruction is   other than English),
4. Passport photo page or ID card (for Thai nationals).
Scholarship Link
https://wuic.wu.ac.th/news/scholarships2
Source: Official Website
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