The Nautilus Foundation opens 4 scholarship opportunities for this year

The Nautilus Foundation, which focuses on education and capacity building, has announced four new scholarship opportunities for this year.

According to the Nautilus Foundation, this year's four scholarships are dedicated to the fields of Medicine, Aircraft Engineering, and Commercial Cookery. The Foundation stated that these fields were chosen because they are crucial for the sustainable development of the Maldives.

The scholarships, which cover all educational expenses provided by the Nautilus Foundation, are designed to foster future professionals who are innovative and demonstrate leadership qualities.

This program is specifically designed for individuals passionate about pursuing a culinary career and contributing to the hospitality industry at both international and national levels. It aims to support the advancement of the cooking sector, particularly in connection with the Maldives' tourism industry.

The EASA Part-66 Scholarship, which trains individuals in aircraft maintenance, is a program designed to train and certify students to elevate operational and safety standards in the critical field of air travel in the Maldives.

This scholarship is available to medical professionals to pursue training as specialized doctors, a field in which the Maldives has a significant need.

Guidelines for applying for these Nautilus Foundation scholarships are available on the Foundation's official website.

Interested applicants can get more information from the Nautilus Foundation's website and submit their applications.

The Nautilus Foundation is an organization established to honor the memory and legacy of Dr. Ibrahim Umar Maniku, who provided valuable services to the nation.