How can you best answer when a Scholarship proposal asks for your objectives? I come from a developing country and I got admitted to a UK university in MSC, Computer Science. As I am not financially strong, I am also applying for a fully funded scholarship. There is an online form I need to submit for the consideration of this scholarship. 

There are some questions that I can't answer them in the way the needs to be answered and convenes the scholarship organization. One of them is:


  What will be your objectives during the award?


If I answer this question it would be simple like the following: 


  My main objective during the period is to get more and more knowledge and to learn new technologies that will give boost to my career.


I'm guessing this answer isn't viewed positively from by a scholarship committee.

What content do scholarship committees expect to see in the "Objectives" section of an application?
"During the award" sounds a bit strange to me; I guess it means during the period covered by the scholarship. First, I'd be sure to answer the question with specifics, not generalities. Something like "During the award period, my objectives are: 1) to complete the first year with an A average grade, 2) to master programming skills in Java (or whatever) such that I can independently program a controller for quad-power drone aircraft, and 3) ... etc.