Menzi Trust Fund Inc.

Menzi Trust Fund Inc. Scholarship provides educational grants to Filipino students who want to pursue technical courses, bachelor's, master and doctorate degree with the concentration in the physical and social sciences, biological, mathematician, environmental, industrial, technological, agricultural, health and in the humanities. The scholarship program encourages the development of education, scientific research and training in these fields to contribute to the maximization of economic productivity and community development. The screening and selection of the Menzi Program for Research and Training (MPRT) grantees, as well as the implementation of the MPRT programs, are undertaken by a scholarship committee composed of corporate officers of the Menzi Group of Companies.

Eligibility

• Scholarship grants of the Fund take the form of graduate fellowships and undergraduate scholarships awarded for full-time study at the appropriate institutions of higher education in the Philippines, or foreign educational institutions.
• Citizens of the Philippines supported by academic records, letters of recommendation
• Grantees for both undergraduate scholarships and graduate fellowships are selected on the basis of a nationwide competition.
• Grantees for undergraduate scholarships must not be more than 25 years old and grantees for graduate fellowships must not be more than 35 years old at the time of selection.
• Awards are generally for a period of one academic year subject to automatic renewal in meritorious cases

Undergraduate or College Studies
 
Eligibility

• Not over 25 years old at the time of selection
• A citizen of the Philippines
• Male
• Physically fit and of good moral character
• Graduating or has already graduated from high school
• Belongs to the upper 10% in a graduating class
• Financially incapable of pursuing studies
• NAT score of 85% above

Graduate Studies
 
Eligibility

• A bachelor’s degree holder
• Not over 35 years old
• Citizen of the Philippines
• Male
• Physically fit and of good moral character
• Financially incapable of pursuing higher studies
• A general weighted average of at least 2.0 in undergraduate studies