Regulation on TENMAK Scholarship Programs
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This regulation sets the rules for scholarship programs run by the Türkiye Energy, Nuclear and Mining Research Agency (TENMAK). It covers how scholarships will be announced, who can apply, how applications will be reviewed, how awards will be monitored, and how programs will be closed out. The regulation mainly affects students and researchers working in energy, mining, nuclear technology, ionizing radiation, particle accelerators, boron, rare earth elements, and related science and technology fields. Scholarships tied to TENMAK-supported R&D projects or international agreements are excluded.
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Key Changes
- Creates a formal framework for TENMAK scholarship programs in strategic science and technology fields
- Defines the application, evaluation, award, monitoring, and completion process for scholarships
- Excludes scholarships linked to TENMAK-supported R&D projects and international agreements
Obligations
What this law requires
TENMAK must announce scholarship calls on its website and include the call subject, scope, application conditions, application period, scholarship amount, call calendar, and call-specific matters in the announcement and annexes.
TENMAK must run scholarship programs in accordance with procedures covering application, evaluation, allocation, monitoring, and finalization processes for scholarships within its statutory fields.
The TENMAK President must appoint a scholarship committee for the relevant scholarship program when calls, applications, scholarship changes or additions, interim reports, final reports, or other requested scholarship matters need evaluation.
A scholarship committee must be composed of no more than five TENMAK personnel and no more than five external experts in fields relevant to the scholarship program.
The scholarship committee must evaluate prepared scholarship calls, submitted scholarship applications, requests for changes or additions to allocated scholarships, and interim and final reports for research scholarships.