Highlights: Indian student get awarded with the Marie Curie Fellowship in Nuclear Science
- An Indian Master’s student named Hemangi Shrivastava won the prestigious Marie Curie Fellowship in Nuclear Science.
- The fellowship aims to support talented students who are pursuing nuclear-related studies at the master’s level.
- The MSCFP program was supported by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
- In 2025, 12 students from different countries, including India, received the scholarship.
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Marie Curie Fellowship in Nuclear Science 2025
According to recent news, Hemangi Shrivastava, a Master’s degree student of Electronics and Nano Electronics, has received the Marie Curie Fellowship in Nuclear Science. Shrivastava is pursuing her Master’s degree from Moscow Power Engineering Institute, which is one of the flagship institutions under Rosatom’s core.
The Marie Curie Fellowship in Nuclear Science has been awarded to 12 students from flagship institutions in countries like Ethiopia, Armenia, Rwanda, Turkey, Zimbabwe, and India. The fellowship was launched in March 2020, and since then, 2200 applications have been proved, and 560 students from across 121 countries have been awarded the same.
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Marie Curie Fellowship in Nuclear Science Eligibility
You would be eligible for the Marie Curie Fellowship if you:
- Are a female student from an IAEA Member State
- Have been accepted in a Master’s program in a nuclear science-related discipline
- Have scored above 75% or have a Grade Point Average above 3.0 out of 4.0
The fellowship covers tuition fees, internships, a monthly stipend, and additional financial assistance from Rosatom.
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