Siemens Scholarship Program - Empowering The Future

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A PAN India program

The program is open to all bright engineering students from government colleges across India.

In 2013, the program started with 20 students from  7  colleges from Maharashtra. Today we are very proud to have a large mix of students from 23 different states with different backgrounds and from 77 colleges. We continue to create a pool of 1st class industry ready engineers and address the individual, social and economic dimensions. We are looking forward to increase our footprint and empower the skilled workforce. 

Siemens has been transforming communities across India through Corporate Citizenship initiatives focusing on three pillars: access to technology, access to education and sustaining communities. The Siemens Scholarship Program is one of the flagship projects under education that enables access to quality education to economically disadvantaged communities. Siemens Scholarship Program based on the German dual education system aims to make youth industry-ready engineers and launch a sustainable career in engineering, R&D or manufacturing. Under this initiative, the program offers four years scholarships to meritorious engineering students from economically disadvantaged families. Additionally, internships, mechatronics, soft skills trainings, projects and mentorships provided by Siemens acquaints these bright minds with the dynamics of the industry, thereby leading to their holistic development. The program is being supported by employees in the entire project lifecycle.

Who is this program for?

If you are a bright young person full of passion and resolved to succeed through hard work, determination, devotion and perseverance and you are in your first year of engineering at a Government College then this program is for you. Nothing should stop you from achieving your goals, with the Siemens Scholarship Program, you get the right support to achieve both your personal and professional goals.

Since 2013, nearly 735 deserving students from 77 colleges across India have joined the program. Siemens Scholars who have graduated from the program have been placed in leading companies in various sectors such as engineering, banking and finance, IT services, infrastructure, automotive and consumer goods as well as in Siemens. They have turned role models in their communities and colleges, motivating many towards taking up engineering as a career and have enhanced their living conditions of their families. Few have taken up further studies.