John Eales Rugby Excellence Scholarship - Australia

As the official Education Partner of the Qantas Wallabies, Bond University has joined forces with the former Wallabies Captain, John Eales AM, to present this prestigious sporting scholarship which provides an opportunity for an outstanding young rugby union star to be mentored both on and off the field.
In line with Bond University’s commitment to nurture the sporting and career aspirations of the leaders of tomorrow, the successful scholar will network with elite athletes, coaches and top-level teams from a range of sports. The scholar will also benefit from regular one-on-one mentoring sessions with John Eales.
The goal of the scholarship is to prepare the individual for life beyond rugby with an internationally recognised degree in the discipline of the student’s choice, which is enhanced by the global networks, industry connections, and work experience opportunities for which Bond University is renowned.
The successful awardees will commence study at Bond University in January 2014 and spend their rugby season with the Bond University Breakers playing in the highest competition in the state of Queensland throughout the duration of their degree.

Value

  • 100% tuition fees for any single* undergraduate degree, single postgraduate degree or diploma program (excluding Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery)

  • $10,000 cash bursary given to the recipient in each year of their studies in three instalments to assist with any costs they will incur during their study at Bond University

  • Recipients will receive one-on-one mentoring sessions with John Eales who will provide his insights into the game of rugby, life as a high performance athlete and career guidance

  • Successful scholars are also given the opportunity to network with elite athletes, coaches and top-level teams from a range of sports at the University


Source: http://www.bond.edu.au/study-at-bond/scholarships/australian-applicants/BD3_027351

Harvey Fellows Scholarships

The Harvey Fellows Program provides scholarships to Christian students who are pursuing graduate studies at premier universities in fields considered to be underrepresented by Christians and who possess a unique vision to impact society through their vocations.

Initiated by the Mustard Seed Foundation (MSF) in 1992, the Harvey Fellows Program seeks to mark, equip and encourage individuals to actively integrate their faith and vocation as leaders in strategic occupations. We understand God to be creator and sustainer, not only of human beings, but of society’s disciplines and structures which make up our world. We believe God uses individuals to redeem these structures. We therefore desire to empower students who evidence the passion and ability to lead others as they participate in God’s work in the world. Through the program, the Foundation seeks to identify, prepare, and celebrate this generation’s Daniels, Esthers, Josephs and Lydias — people of God willing and able to assume positions of leadership and influence for the cause of Christ in fields such as media, government, scientific research, industry, the arts, and higher education.

Mission Statement

1. To identify and mark Christian graduate students who possess exceptional leadership and academic abilities, and validate these abilities as gifts from God, worthy of cultivation.

2. To equip them with financial resources necessary to undertake advanced study at premier graduate institutions in preparation for vocations that are culturally influential, and where there is little Christian presence.

3. To encourage Harvey Fellows to lead integrated lives, addressing important societal issues from within the framework of a Christ-centered worldview, by offering a forum for the exchange of ideas on the integration of faith, learning, and vocation, and encouraging the development of a network of talented Christians who are leaders in numerous occupational arenas.

Source: http://msfdn.org/harveyfellows/overview/

 

Scholarships & Awards - KAIST, Korea

Scholarships & Awards


Scholarships & Awards


As an enrolled international student of KAIST, you will be exempted from paying tuition, fee (on condition that you achieve GPA of 3.0 or above) and you will be eligible to receive monthly stipend. Bachelor's , Master's and Ph.D stipend: 300,000 won/month

Tuition Fee Exemption for International Undergraduates


Students with GPA 3.0/4.3 in the previous semester will qualify for full tuition fee exemption. GPA in the range of below 3.0 to 2.0 will require payment of a half of the tuition. Students with GPA below 2.0 will be charged the full tuition fee. For detailed information, please contact Academic Registrar’s Team. The rule is applied from the 5th semester, based on the GPA in the 3rd and 4th semesters, and from the 6th semester with the previous semester's GPA.

 

The KAIST branch of Woori Bank, located in the Student Center (W2), issues drafts and traveler’s checks, and change money for you. It is recommended that you open a bank account as soon as possible (there is no charge for this service).

 

To open an account, you will need to bring your passport or alien registration card as identification. When you withdraw cash by using your VISA or Master Card, please go to the bank with your passport. The bank is open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding national holidays. There are several ATMs on the campus and most of them operate until late. Outside school you can find ATMs at convenience stores and at virtually every corner of streets.

Source: http://www.kaist.edu/english/04_campus/03_welfare_05.php?pt=5

 

The Pasteur – Paris University Doctoral Program in Life Sciences and Biomedicine

Overview
A first rate PhD program in the exciting, dynamic and interactive research environment of the Institut Pasteur in collaboration with Parisian universities. The PhD program targets students holding a Master degree (or equivalent) in Science, Medicine or related fields from a non-French university.


  • Improving public health and welfare through scientific discovery

  • Quest for knowledge beyond the frontiers of biological sciences

  • Satisfying scientific curiosity in a dynamic research environment

  • State-of-the-art technology platforms

  • Student stipends cover living expenses and social benefits

  • Assistance with housing and visas

  • Tailored courses and training to high proficiency

  • Close scientific supervision

  • Interactive environment for collaborations

  • Dedicated student club for science and social activies


Description:
In 2009, the Institut Pasteur, a world leading biomedical research institute founded by Louis Pasteur in 1887 and located in central Paris (France), inaugurated a new international Ph.D. program in collaboration with several major Paris universities for students holding a Master degree (or equivalent) in Science, Medicine or related fields from a university outside of France.

The Pasteur – Paris University Doctoral Program offers cutting edge training in a large variety of topics covering Molecular and Cellular Biology, Genetics, Immunology, Microbiology, Genomics, Bioinformatics, Structural Biology, Enzymology and Metabolism, Biological Chemistry, Virology, Parasitology, Medical Mycology, Epidemiology, Infectiology, Imaging, Neurosciences, Developmental Biology and Systems Biology.

Students will conduct their research in one of the 120 laboratories of the Institut Pasteur. They will be immersed in an exciting, dynamic and interactive research environment that includes access to a large variety of core facilities with state-of-the art equipment. Students will extend their knowledge by attending specialized courses and will benefit from a vast seminar program that attracts major speakers from all over the world. At the end of their studies (typically three years), students will defend their PhD according to European guidelines. The Institut Pasteur and the affiliated university will jointly award the degree.

Students will receive a stipend to cover their living expenses and health insurance. Assistance for accommodation in student residences will also be available. Candidates will be selected on a competitive basis. Selected students will be part of the Pasteurian community with whom they will share their passion for science and wish to contribute to the prevention and treatment of diseases.

The Institut Pasteur, in the heart of Paris, is a great environment for carrying out challenging experiments to discover new worlds in the life sciences. We encourage all interested candidates / faculty to go over the web page and learn about the Pasteur-Paris University International Doctoral

For more information and submission of applications :
www.pasteur.fr/doctoralpositions and E-mail to phd@pasteur.fr by December 15, 2010
. All complete applications will be acknowledged. Short-listed candidates will be invited for an interview and successful candidates will be notified by the end of March, 2011.

Application Deadline : December 15, 2010

Web Link
http://www.pasteur.fr/ip/easysite/go/03b-00003a-00p/teaching/pasteur-paris-university-international-doctoral-program

Doctoral Student Research Award (DSRA)

History or background of award
This program is designed to assist full-time graduate students at degree-granting institutions of higher education, whose dissertations are related in substantial part to Canada, to undertake doctoral research about Canada. The purpose is to increase knowledge and understanding of Canada and to support the development of Canadian Studies.

Purpose of award
The award provides assistance towards international airfare and a monthly flat rate allowance for up to a maximum of 6 months spent in Canada while doing research.

Selection criteria
Applicants must be:
1. a citizen of the country (or have legal resident status) where he/she is submitting an application;
2. a graduate student in a recognized institution of higher education or equivalent degree-granting institute in the determined country who will have completed course and course-related doctoral requirements by the time a graduate student award would be granted;
3. proficient in either English or French.

Number of awards offered
Varies

Value
up to CAN $2600 towards international airfares, & CAN $1200 allowance per month

Tenure of award
Up to a maximum of 6 months.

Closing dates for applications
Friday 01 November 2013

How do students apply?
The deadline for applications from Australia and New Zealand is November 1.

Application form and guidelines are available online.

Applicants from Australia/New Zealand should send five copies (the original signed
application and four copies) to:

Academic Relations Officer
Canadian High Commission
Commonwealth Avenue
Canberra ACT 2600
AUSTRALIA

Decision makers
All applications will be reviewed by a pre-selection jury established by the Canadian Mission. The jury will include representatives of the academic community in the country or region of residence of the applicant (including if possible a representative of the national or multinational association for Canadian Studies) and, when possible, Canadian academics. At the discretion of the pre-selection jury, an applicant may be
invited to submit additional information or an amended application.

How and when do students learn of the decision?
Awards will be paid in several instalments. The first payment, upon reception of the signed Grant Agreement, will include the allocation for international transportation and the first monthly allowance; the following monthly allowances will be paid at the end of each month in Canada up to the maximum number of months of the award; final payment of CAN$300 will be disbursed only upon submission of an acceptable report on the research activities and progress while in Canada, as indicated in section 4.

What conditions are attached to acceptance of this award?
Successful candidates will be sent a Grant Agreement detailing the value and conditions of the award, to be signed and returned to the local Canadian Mission within 30 days.

Additional information
Awards may be granted for research in any of the following categories:
1. Although we welcome applications from all disciplines lending themselves most readily to Canadian Studies research development, we are particularly interested in projects that have policy relevance for Canada and Canada's foreign policy. Topics that are highly relevant to Canada's foreign policy include: Democracy & Rule of Law, Economic Development, Environment, Managing Diversity, North American Partnership, Peace and Security;
2. Comparative studies with substantial Canadian content (33% or more);
3. Aspects of Canada's bilateral relations with participating countries. (Purely scientific subjects such as physics, chemistry, medicine, engineering, etc. which would not lead to a better knowledge and understanding of Canada per se are not eligible, nor proposals which focus exclusively on technological or methodological issues).

Who else has information about this award?
Related Links
Canadian High Commission, Canberra www.australia.gc.ca
Association for Canadian Studies in Australia and New Zealand www.acsanz.org.au
International Council for Canadian Studies www.iccs-ciec.ca

Source: http://www.fis.org.nz/BreakOut/vuw/schols.phtml?detail+802748