Following hot on the heels of the 2019 edition of the QS World University Rankings®, the QS Top 50 Under 50 2019 will be published later this week, showcasing the finest young universities around the world.

An opportunity for some of the less-established academic institutions to shine, the Top 50 Under 50 will be published in conjunction with the Next 100 Under 50, meaning 150 of the world’s top young universities will be included.

First published in 2012, the QS Top 50 Under 50 celebrates universities which have established a strong position in the international ranking tables in an impressively short space of time. Accumulating the levels of reputation and research impact to secure a place in the world rankings is hard enough, but it’s even more impressive when a university is under 50 years old.

The complete ranking will be published on June 21 and, as with previous years, Asian institutions are expected to dominate. Last year’s top young university in the world was the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.

Of course, there are likely to be several changes since last year, many of which will be due to the fact the ranking only features universities under 50 years old. This means that several institutions drop out of the list each year simply because they have passed the 50-year marker, making space for new entries.

Check how universities performed in last year’s Top 50 Under 50 ranking here or come back on June 21 to see this year’s results.

Every year, QS offers extensive scholarship funding to students who attend a QS World Grad School Tour event, with US$7 million available this year. Below, you’ll find a list of this year’s winners and links to more information about each scholarship.

Want to apply for one of next year’s scholarships? Here’s more information about our application guidelines.

2019 scholarship winners

Jayanti Bhatia, QS Leadership Scholarship (US$10,000 value)

Rebecca Martina Mueller, QS Connect Masters Scholarship (US$2,000 value)

Lawrence Ogina, QS Undergraduate Scholarship (up to US$10,000 value)

María José Uribe Pérez, QS Academic Excellence Scholarship (US$10,000 value)

Scholarships offered with partner schools

Gabriela Souto Cardoso and Umberto Banfichi, Alliance Manchester BS Scholarship (50 percent of tuition fees)

Camelia Layachi, Concordia University Scholarship (Exemption from paying tuition fees at the international rate for international students or free tuition for Canadian and or Quebec students)

Ivan Ivliev and Nicolas Savioz, EDHEC Business School Scholarship (50 percent of tuition fees)

2018 scholarship winners

Clara Salame, QS Leadership Scholarship 

Jose Ricardo Rodriguez, QS Connect Masters Scholarship 

Isabelle McConaghy, QS Undergraduate Scholarship 

Yan Guo, QS Academic Excellence Scholarship

Scholarships offered with partner schools

Sharon Cañas Alban and Lina Vargas Garcia, Alliance Manchester BS Scholarship

Bhigya Pande, Concordia University Scholarship

Ludovico Galanti, EDHEC Business School Scholarship (50 percent of tuition fees)

We’ll be interviewing each of this year’s scholarship winners shortly. Keep your eyes peeled for exclusive insights into the scholarship application process and how these scholarships will help this year’s recipients achieve their academic dreams.

Anyone who’s spent a considerable time in Australia knows that Australian English is more than just an accent; with so many unique Aussie slang terms and expressions, it’s practically become its own language.

Aussie slang and pronunciation essentially involves making words as short as possible - because who has time to pronounce the entire word? Well, this way of speaking actually originated from the idea that Aussies were speaking through clenched teeth in order to avoid blowies (blow flies) from getting into their mouth. Can you think of anything more Australian?

If you’re planning on visiting Australia or have just arrived, these slang words will help you avoid any confusion upon arrival and get through day to day life. You’ll soon be accustomed to the Aussie-English vocab and be ready to jump right into the ‘Straya lifestyle! (See what I did there?)

I reckon

You have likely heard this one. As with British English, it means ‘I think’ or having an opinion about something specific (i.e. ‘What do you reckon we head to the beach after class?’).

Barbie

No, this doesn’t mean a Barbie doll. Meaning ‘barbeque’, this goes with the classic Aussie saying of: “What do ya reckon we throw some shrimp on the Barbie mate?”

How you going?

While Aussies are simply trying to ask how you are, this one makes little sense to me. It’s like they’re trying to combine ‘How are you doing?’ and ‘Where you are going?’— surely it’s one or the other! Nah, the Aussies go by their own rules.

G’day!

G’day mate! The Aussie version of greeting someone is one of the most well-known sayings associated with the country.

Esky

This one will be useful for all those beach barbies, where someone will likely tell you to ‘grab the esky’. Because of the popular Australian Esky brand that sells portable cooler containers, this world means a cooler for drinks and snacks.

Mozzie

In Australia, you will definitely have no shortage of dealing with these pesky insects. Grab the mozzie spray and be on the watch for mosquitos.   

Ripper

While hanging at any popular surf spot, you’ll likely hear the saying “That wave was a ripper!” passed amoung surfers, which means it was epic.

Yeah nah

No

Nah yeah

Yes

Sweet as

This is probably my favorite Aussie slang word, and I catch myself throwing it around on the daily. Meaning ‘sweet’ or ‘awesome’, the ‘as’ is thrown up at the end of an adjective to give it emphasis. Toss up a shaka with this saying and you’ll definitely be praised by the locals.

Ta

Another classic case of Australians shortening everything. Meaning ‘thank you’, ta is usually used for the times when you are in a rush or want to send a quick text to show your appreciation for something.

Chips

They call French fries ‘chips’, but they also call potato chips the same thing? Where does the madness end?

Heaps

Heaps good aye! This means ‘a lot’ or ‘many’.

Arvo

Hey! What you doing this arvo? Before you get confused, someone is probably just asking you what you are up to this ‘afternoon’. Spending a beautiful Sunday arvo on the beach with a bevvy (beverage) is an Australian staple.

Whinge

Don’t be caught whinging while you’re in a country as beautiful as Australia! Instead of ‘whining’, make the most of your time in the land of Oz.  

Bathers

Grab your bathers before you head to the beach! Equivalents include: bathing suit, bikini, swimsuit, etc.

Blunger

Don’t be a blunger! Those associated with this word are generally lazy people who constantly rely on others.

Bush

If you're headed to the bush, make sure you are equipped with plenty of mozzie spray and sun cream. That is, whenever you visit the outback or generally any secluded, forested area.

Coldie

I’m sure you'll be knocking back a few coldies during your time in Australia. Short form for ‘cold one’, this Aussie slang word simply means having a few cold beers with mates.

Devo

Feeling absolutely devo’d by your exam score? No need to feel ‘devastated’, throw back some coldies with a few mates!

Goon

Ah, goon in Australia—the two truly go hand in hand. This cheap (seriously, A$15 for 4L), boxed wine will surely become a staple of your nights out.

Lollies

This means any type of candy or sweets. But wait, what do they call lollypops then?

No dramas!

Meaning ‘no worries’—this is basically the Aussie’s motto for life!

Sunnies

After returning to Canada following a year abroad in Australia, I continued to say this on the daily. ‘Sunglasses’ is simply too hard of a word to say.

Thongs

And our final Aussie slang word is definitely one that could lead to an awkward situation if you weren’t familiar with it - don’t be alarmed if your Aussie friend asks you wear thongs to the beach. Grab your ‘flip flops’ in order to avoid the hot sand on your feet.

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随着 计算机科学 技术和系统越来越主导现代生活的各个领域，该领域的毕业生可能会发现自己的需求越来越大。随着这一“未来学科”的范围和知名度不断扩大，为计算机科学专业的学生提供的专门奖学金也越来越多，包括资助在一些世界上最负盛名的机构学习计算机科学。

以下是为攻读 STEM 学科（科学、技术、工程和数学）学位的学生提供的计算机科学奖学金和其他资助机会的列表，重点关注美国和英国的机会。我们还列出了一些专门针对计算机科学领域女性的奖学金，旨在支持该领域更平衡的性别代表性。

网络研讨会：了解有关计算机科学奖学金的更多信息

阿卜杜拉国王科技大学 (KAUST) 正在举办独家网络研讨会，为学生提供有关研究生奖学金机会的信息。如果您对学习计算机科学、电气工程、数学或统计学感兴趣，请立即报名参加本次网络研讨会，了解更多关于 KAUST 提供的各种奖学金机会。

阿卜杜拉国王科技大学 (KAUST) 是一所位于吉达北部红海沿岸的研究生级研究型大学。它拥有一个由 7,000 多名成员组成的国际社区，吸引了来自世界各地的顶尖国际教师和学生，他们都专注于寻找与水、食品、能源和环境相关领域问题的解决方案。

单击此处参加网络研讨会

多国奖学金

• Google Europe Scholarship for Students with Disabilities ——为残障计算机科学专业学生提供的欧洲奖学金。向在欧洲学习的各级学生开放。（可以在此处找到更多针对残疾学生的奖学金）。
• 微软奖学金计划 ——为在美国、加拿大或墨西哥攻读计算机科学学位以及其他 STEM 相关本科学位的学生提供 STEM 奖学金。优先考虑弱势学生。

英国

• City, University of London Computer Science Scholarships ——奖学金适用于在伦敦城市大学攻读合格课程硕士学位的合格英国/欧盟学生。
• QMUL 科学与工程卓越奖学金 ——择优奖学金面向在 伦敦玛丽女王大学电气工程与计算机科学学院学习的本科生开放。
• Royal Holloway, University of London Donald Davies Computer Science scholarships ——该大学计算机科学学位的所有新本科申请者都将被考虑获得这项择优奖学金。
• 伯明翰大学奖学金——为在伯明翰大学 计算机科学学院学习的各级学生提供的计算机科学奖学金 
• University of Edinburgh John Fisher High Performance (HPC) Scholarships ——向 在英国爱丁堡大学 学习高性能计算（有或没有数据科学）的学生提供的择优奖学金 
• 约克大学计算机科学系研究生奖学金 ——为英国、欧盟和国际学生提供的择优奖学金。
• 伦敦大学学院计算机科学卓越奖学金——英国/欧盟录取通知书持有人可获得奖学金，以攻读计算机科学或相关学科的硕士学位。

美国

• AFB Paul 和 Ellen Ruckes 奖学金 ——工程和计算机科学奖学金，授予在美国学习的盲人或视障全日制本科生和研究生。所有申请人必须是美国公民。
• AFCEA STEM 专业奖学金 ——为主修任何 STEM 学科的本科或研究生水平的美国学生提供的 STEM 奖学金。
• Banatao Family Filipino American Education Fund d  – STEM 和计算机科学奖学金授予北加州菲律宾裔学生。
• Betty Stevens Frecknall 奖学金 – 为在美国注册全日制本科 STEM 课程的学生提供的计算机科学奖学金。仅适用于美国居民。
• Cyber​​Corps：服务奖学金 ——为计算机科学和技术专业的学生提供的奖学金，以换取毕业后在联邦政府内的服务（例如信息安全角色）。
• ESA 基金会奖学金计划 ——为少数民族学生和女性提供本科奖学金，以攻读计算机和视频游戏艺术学位。仅限美国学生。
• GameDesigning 视频游戏设计奖学金 - 为所有在经认可的美国学院、大学或职业/贸易学校就读的潜在和目前在读本科生提供的奖学金。 
• IEEE 总统奖学金 ——美国为英特尔 ISEF 竞赛获奖者提供的奖学金。只对美国学生开放。获奖学生将展示其在 STEM 领域的深厚知识。
• NSA Stokes 教育奖学金计划 ——美国为计算机科学和电气工程专业的学生提供的奖学金，作为毕业后在 NSA（国家安全局）服务一年的回报。仅限美国学生。
• Wayne V. Black Memorial Scholarship Award  – 来自 ENTELEC 的 STEM 和计算机科学奖学金机会。只对美国学生开放。
• West Virginia Engineering, Science and Technology Scholarship Program ——为毕业后希望在西弗吉尼亚工作的美国学生提供的 STEM 奖学金。优先考虑西弗吉尼亚州的居民。

澳大利亚

• 澳大利亚国立大学计算机科学奖学金 ——澳大利亚国立大学目前为来自澳大利亚或新西兰的学生在大学学习计算机科学提供一系列奖学金。
• 伍伦贡大学博士奖学金 ——一项在大学攻读计算机研究博士学位的奖学金。
• 莫纳什大学信息技术女性奖学金——所有女性信息技术本科生都会自动获得奖学金。

计算机科学女性奖学金

• AWC 女性计算机奖学金基金 ——为密歇根州沃什特诺县机构的计算机科学和技术项目女性提供的奖学金。
• IBM SWE 奖学金 ——计算机工程和计算机科学奖学金向美国的女学生开放。由女工程师协会资助。
• MCWT College Scholarship—— 为获得认可的大学的女性技术学生提供的美国本科奖学金。您需要来自密歇根州并就读于密歇根大学。
• Palantir 技术女性奖学金 ——为计算机科学和其他 STEM 相关学科的女性提供的国际奖学金。
• VIP Women In Technology 奖学金 (WITS)  – 美国计算机科学领域的女性奖学金，旨在攻读 IT、计算机科学、管理信息系统和相关领域的学位。向美国居民和国际学生开放。
• Microsoft Dissertation Grant Program—— 微软为女学生（或其他在计算领域代表性不足的群体）提供的奖学金，用于在美国或加拿大符合条件的大学攻读计算领域的博士学位。  

在这里找到更多为男性主导行业的女性提供的奖学金 。

我们的课程匹配工具是一个全新的品牌功能，可以帮助你找到理想的课程和大学。

该工具收录了来自英国、美国和澳大利亚的60,000多个课程，完全免费使用，可以帮助你缩小选择范围，并决定申请哪里。

登录的用户还可以将喜欢的课程与大学比较、文章、指南等一起保存到个人档案中（你可以在这里注册）。

如何使用

要访问匹配工具，只需前往发现>网站顶部主导航中的课程匹配工具。

要开始，你需要输入你的课程级别、理想的学习目的地和首选科目。如果你还不确定这些，你可以跳过这些，但请记住，如果你提供尽可能多的信息，结果会更准确。 

然后，你会被带到一个页面，显示所有与你的搜索相匹配的项目--例如，如果你想在英国学习历史学学士学位，结果中有188个项目。

如您所见，目前第一个建议是利物浦大学，但您现在可以向匹配工具提供更多信息，以缩小您的选择范围。

使用结果部分上方的过滤器，说出你认为特定因素的重要性。例如，如果该大学在QS世界大学排名中的表现以及在雇主中的评分（基于对3万多名雇主的调查）对你来说是重要的因素，你可以使用滑块工具来表示，在这些方面得分较高的大学将最先显示出来（你也可以使用滑块来表示任何对你来说不太重要的因素）。

您也可以使用过滤器来表明您对在感兴趣的大学里将与谁为伴的任何偏好--您是喜欢每一个学生配有很多教员的大学，还是喜欢国际学生比例较高的大学？

过滤器的最后部分允许你选择你喜欢的大学是公立还是私立，是大还是小，是后起之秀还是历史悠久--以及你需要的英语语言技能水平，还有你的学费预算。如你所见，经过各种选择，现在我们的首选不再是利物浦，而是伦敦大学伯贝克。

匹配工具的结果可以用三种不同的方式进行排序。如上图所示，默认的视图是将匹配项目数量最多的大学排在第一位，但也可以按照大学在最新QS世界大学排名中的位置以及QS星级的评定来排序（注意，由于QS星级是一个选入式的评定系统，所以并不是每所大学都会有一个评定来比较课程）。

在这一点上，希望结果应该已经向您展示了一个很好的选择范围，您可以开始比较课程了。只需点击大学名称，你就会被带到一个页面，在这个页面上你可以浏览你在该大学的学科课程，以及课程开始日期和每年的学费信息。例如，如果你想去布里斯托尔大学攻读历史学本科学位，这些就是你的结果：

在这里，您可以点击每门课程，了解更多关于它的信息，并将其保存到您的个人档案中，以便日后回顾--它将出现在您个人档案 "您的活动 "部分保存的，任何文章、博客发文或指南的旁边：

瞧，比较课程和大学就是这么简单! 更多的学习目的地和课程将在以后被添加到匹配工具中，以便您更容易找到理想的课程。