Alfa Chemistry Scholarship

Eligibility
To receive the Alfa Chemistry Scholarship Program, students must be:

• a full-time undergraduate, graduate, or Ph.D. student at an accredited college or university.
• majoring in a chemistry-related field such as biochemistry, chemistry, chemical engineering and material science.
• demonstrating academic excellence in chemistry with a cumulative average grade of a B (3.0 GPA).
• This eligibility criterion ensures that the scholarship reaches students who are genuinely committed to furthering their academic and research endeavors in these scientific disciplines.

All applicants must submit the following items:

1. An online application form.
2. At least one recommendation letter, either from a teacher, school counselor, or community leader.
3. A copy of the current official transcript.
4. A well-written essay of 600-800 words or a PowerPoint of 8-10 pages with detailed lecture notes, which should be totally original and grammatically correct. You must select one topic from the list below:

Overview of Deformulation

• Introduction to Deformulation
• Application of Deformulation in Industry and Science
• Latest Technology and Research Progress of Deformulation

Overview of Building Block Series Products

• Definition of Building Block Series Products
• Purpose and Application Scope of Building Block Series Products
• Research Progress and Development Challenges and Prospects of Building Block Series Products

Introduction of Nanomaterials

• Definition and Use of Nanomaterials
• Latest Scientific Research Progress of Nanomaterials
• Development Prospects and Challenges of Nanomaterials