The Delta Electronics Foundation held its environmental scholarship award ceremony on July 28th, which was the first on-site ceremony after the pandemic. Seven master's students and two professors were awarded the scholarship and will be heading to the Netherlands, UK, Japan, US, and Brazil for long-term studies or short-term research programs. 

Mr. Bruce Cheng, the founder of Delta Electronics and the chairperson of Delta Electronics Foundation, attended the ceremony in person. As El Niño has arrived and the average global temperature hit a record high, he encouraged these young talented people to bring the latest low-carbon trends and knowledge back to Taiwan.

As Mr. Bruce Cheng mentioned, over one hundred graduate students and young teachers have received Delta's environmental scholarships, and many have developed their sustainability careers within government, business, NGO, and think tank. Mr. Leon Man, head of Political Section at the British Office, Ms. Marielle Lagers, executive director of the Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency, Prof. Hsiu-Hua Hu, the chairperson of the Chinese Business Ethics Education Association, and Ms. Shan Shan Guo, chief brand officer of Delta Electronics and vice chairperson of Delta Electronics Foundation, also participated in the event and passed on their respective words of wisdom to the scholarship recipients. 

This year, the recipients' field of study spans across different disciplines, including but not limited to sustainable business and innovation, wind energy, environmental science, climate law, and European and international business law focusing on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.

The Delta Electronics Foundation offers three types of environmental scholarships. The Netherlands Environmental Scholarship now enters its 18th year, with 5 master students out of 56 applicants receiving it this year. The Foundation has also been collaborating with the British Office for 15 years on the Chevening-Delta Climate Scholarship, and 2 out of 80 applicants won the scholarship this year. The 13th Delta Corporate Environmental Ethics Grant awarded 2 professors over 20 submitted applications.

Scholarship	Awardee	Institution	Course
Netherlands/ Master	ZHANG, YU-JING 張宇靖	Utrecht University	Sustainable Business and Innovation
Netherlands/ Master	ZHANG, LI-XUAN 張立瑄	Delft University of Technology	European Wind Energy
Netherlands/ Master	XU, YI-YING 徐憶瀠	Utrecht University	Sustainable Development
Netherlands/ Master	CHEN, QUN-YUE 陳群岳	Leiden University	European and International Business Law (Focusing on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism)
Netherlands/ Master	YANG, ER-WEN 楊爾文	Wageningen University & Research	Environmental Science
Chevening/Master	HUANG, QI 黃琪	University of Cambridge	LLM
Chevening/Master	LIN, FANG-YI 林芳儀	University of Westminster	Fashion Business Management

 

Scholarship	Awardee	Institution	Topic
Delta Corporate Environmental Ethics Grant	YU, JUN-YU 余峻瑜	Department of Business Administration, National Taiwan University	TSMC’s Challenges for Green Supply Chain Management at Kumamoto: An Investigation with Systems Thinking
Delta Corporate Environmental Ethics Grant	ZHOU, YING-QI 周瑛琪	Department of Business Administration, Tunghai University	How to create a Sustainable Healing Environment (SHE) in the aging society?

 

Mr. Bruce Cheng, the founder of Delta Electronics and the chairperson of Delta Electronics Foundation, and Ms. Marielle Lagers, executive director of the Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency, present awards to the winners of the Netherlands Environmental Scholarship

Mr. Bruce Cheng, the founder of Delta Electronics and the chairperson of Delta Electronics Foundation, and Mr. Leon Man, head of Political Section at the British Office present award to the winner of Chevening-Delta Climate Scholarship

Mr. Bruce Cheng, the founder of Delta Electronics and the chairperson of Delta Electronics Foundation, and Prof. Hsiu-Hua Hu, the chairperson of the Chinese Business Ethics Education Association, present awards to the recipients of Delta Corporate Environmental Ethics Grant

Mr. Bruce Cheng, the founder of Delta Electronics and the chairperson of Delta Electronics Foundation, Ms. Shan Shan Guo, chief brand officer of Delta Electronics and vice chairperson of Delta Electronics Foundation, and the representative of each organization hope the winners of Delta environmental scholarships will contribute their efforts to a low-carbon future in Taiwan