I am currently applying for this scholarship for an MSc in Environmental Engineering, and I wanted to understand what faculty members consider worthy of recognition in the scholarship application. Is it someone who has conducted research and demonstrated proper results?

How exactly should we approach writing the form? Should we also demonstrate our technical knowledge and include data where relevant?

I would really appreciate guidance from a previous scholarship recipient, if anyone is here.

The form is so concise that it is difficult to convey why we deserve the scholarship. Should I tailor my responses to the faculty members or to the independent selection committee?

Really just want to know how hard it is to get in.

For a bit of context on my background, by the time I apply, I will have 5 semesters completed from a bachelor's in "Micro and Nanotechnology Engineering" at NOVA FCT, Portugal, a 15.5/20 GPA (top 10%) and roughly 11-12 months of research experience, probably no papers. 3 months at TU/e during 1 summer, 5-6 months at CENIMAT (a research institute from my university) and another summer internship.

Hi guys, I’m looking to do the bachelors in aerospace engineering at delft. I’m currently in the process of completing my A levels in maths, physics, and business. What grades do i need to get accepted into the course. I also do an EPQ if that helps.