"Our roots in the North East go back to the turn of the last century. Our commitment to the region is demonstrated by many years’ close teamwork with a range of clients including local government, utility providers and private enterprise. We are proud to have created many of the region’s iconic infrastructure projects, including the Tyne and Redheugh Bridges, Tyne Tunnels and the Tyne & Wear Metro and we have been instrumental in many of the regions iconic buildings - Sage Gateshead, The International Centre for Life, Newcastle Library, The Core at Newcastle Helix, Stephenson Quarter redevelopment and the famous Spanish City building in Whitley Bay.

Around the world, our engineering, development and management specialists are pushing boundaries to make positive differences for our clients and their customers: combining digital technology and sector insights to transform delivery and outcomes; tackling climate change by cutting carbon and developing resilience; and making sure projects are socially inclusive: we know from experience that inclusive projects deliver the best results for everyone, our clients too.

We’re aware of the lasting and potentially far-reaching impacts of our work, which encompasses new infrastructure for transport, energy, water and the built environment, improvements to existing systems, and education, health and social development projects – all enriching daily life for users. For every project, we provide the blend of talent needed to create the right result: appropriate, reliable, cost- and resource-efficient, safe and swift to deliver and operate"

Engineering. Management. Development.

Website: mottmac.com / LinkedIn: Mott MacDonald / Twitter: @MottMacDonald / Facebook: @mottmacdonaldgroup 

To be eligible for The Mott MacDonald Scholarship you must:

• Be a UK/Home applicant with 'Home' fee status - This includes students domiciled in Jersey, Guernsey, The Channel Islands, Ireland and Isle of Man
• Apply to study on the one year Full-Time Renewable and Sustainable Energy Technologies MSc commencing in September 2024 at the Newcastle Upon Tyne campus
• Meet the terms and conditions and accept your offer
• Be a self-funded student
• Not have fees which are paid in full or in part through a sponsorship arrangement, i.e. employer funded

• The student selected for The Mott MacDonald Scholarship will not be eligible for other Northumbria Postgraduate Scholarships
• If you are selected and are a Northumbria Alumni, you will also be eligible for the Alumni Discount
• The Mott MacDonald Scholarship is awarded as a cash sum
• The successful student will receive a £2,000 cash payment on the one year Full-Time Renewable and Sustainable Energy Technologies MSc studied at the Newcastle Upon Tyne Campus
• The cash award will be paid as: 25% in November 2024, 25% in February 2025, and 50% in May 2025
• The successful student will be required to send a thank you letter and progress updates to the donor
• If you do not provide a thank you letter and progress updates to the donor, the scholarship will be withdrawn
• If you defer your place, the scholarship offer will be withdrawn
• If you decide to leave your course after a scholarship payment has been made, the University will not make efforts to reclaim the amount
• Northumbria reserves the right to withdraw this scheme at any point
• The University's decision is final and cannot be challenged; there is no right of appeal

• There is a competitive selection process for this scholarship scheme.  Applicants need to apply via online written application; a selection panel will consider all eligible applications.  In no more than 3000 characters, please answer the following question; What are your career aspirations and how would The Mott MacDonald Scholarship help you achieve these? - Applications will be considered on the strength of response.

• The successful applicant will be notified once the evaluation panel has met, by no later than Friday 30 August 2024.