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| - EU/EEA Countries- Non-EU/EEA countries | Master | ||
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| Applied MathematicsApplied Physics Biomedical Engineering Business Administration Business Information Technology Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering and Management Communication Studies Computer Science Construction Management and Engineering Educational Science and Technology Electrical Engineering Embedded Systems | European StudiesHealth Sciences Human Media Interaction Industrial Design Engineering Industrial Engineering and Management Environmental and Energy Management Mechanical Engineering Nanotechnology Philosophy of Science, Technology and Society Public Administration Science Education and Communication Sustainable Energy Technology Systems and Control Telematics | ||
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There is a limited number of University of Twente Scholarships available, and the scholarship amount for students from non-EU/EEA countries is either € 10,000, € 12,500, € 20,000, or € 22,500. These amounts can be used to cover the expenses for one academic year (including tuition fees). In case of a two-year study programme, students can receive an additional UTS to cover the expenses of the second year. However, the scholarship will only be continued during the second year when the student meets the progress requirements of the UTS. The scholarship amount for students from EU/EEA countries is max. € 10,000 and will only cover the first year of your Masters programme. For an overview of the estimated costs of living in the Netherlands (excluding tuition fees), click here. Source and more detail : http://www.utwente.nl/internationalstudents/scholarshipsandgrants/all/uts/ | |||
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University Twente Scholarships - Netherlands
United Nations International Law Fellowship Programme
The United Nations International Law Fellowship Programme is a six-week course organized annually by the Codification Division of the United Nations Office of Legal Affairs, under the Programme of Assistance in the Teaching, Study, Dissemination and Wider Appreciation of International Law, which is one of the cornerstones of the United Nation’s efforts to promote the rule of law. The International Law Fellowship Programme is designed to enable qualified persons, in particular, mid-level government legal officers and young teachers of international law from developing countries, and countries with emerging economies, to deepen their knowledge of international law.
The Courses
The Fellowship Programme consists of a six-week summer course at the Peace Palace in The Hague, the Netherlands. Fellows attend courses in public international law at The Hague Academy of International Law and participate in lectures and seminars organized by the Codification Division of the United Nations Office of Legal Affairs. The courses are given in either English or French. The 2013 Programme will be conducted in English.
Fellows are selected on the basis of their qualifications, the needs of their respective countries and the potential benefits they may derive from the fellowship in their professional life. Preference will be given to candidates from countries whose nationals have not been awarded a fellowship in the immediately preceding years and to candidates from least developed countries.
Financial Arrangements
The Fellowship Programme will cover the fellowship recipient’s travel costs in economy class, medical insurance, the training material and the registration fee for The Hague Academy of International Law. In accordance with policies and procedures governing the administration of United Nations fellowships, participants will receive a stipend to cover their living expenses. Accommodation will also be provided by the Fellowship Programme.
Additional places will be made available for self-funded participants from developed countries and employees of international organizations who will have to bear all costs associated with their participation (travel, accommodation, living expenses, registration fee for The Hague Academy of International Law).
More detail at: http://www.un.org/law/ilfp/
Undergraduate International Scholarships - London, UK
University College London (UCL) and the Africa Educational Trust (AET) have agreed to collaborate in a scheme to enable students from Africa, who are financially unable to study in the UK, to pursue full-time undergraduate studies at UCL. With this scheme UCL supports the aims of AET to help the people of Africa to help themselves.
Under the scheme, two full bursaries are available annually for AET-nominated students who have accepted offers of places at UCL.
To be considered for a Bursary you must:
Scholarships are awarded on financial hardship and academic merit, based on the aims of the scholarship.
Each bursary consists of full tuition fees and a maintenance allowance for the duration of the student’s programme of study, as well as economy air travel to/from the UK at the beginning and end of the bursary-holder’s degree programme. The maintenance allowance will normally rise each year in line with inflation but at the absolute discretion of UCL. (Please note that the bursary is calculated to be sufficient for the applicant only.) In addition, the bursary includes an allowance (on request and up to a specified maximum sum per bursary holder) to permit two members of the bursary-holder’s family to attend their graduation ceremony. Annual renewal of the bursary is subject to good academic progress by the student.
If you fulfill ALL the eligibility requirements above, please email Ms May Omona at m.omona@africaeducationaltrust.org with details of your financial circumstances, your academic history, and proof that you have applied to UCAS for undergraduate admission to UCL. If you have not applied to UCAS for admission to study at UCL and cannot provide a valid UCAS application number, you need not apply for a bursary; your application is incomplete without a valid UCAS application number.
AET will provide eligible applicants with an electronic application form, which must be completed and submitted electronically to Ms May Omona by 15 March. Late applications cannot be considered for funding.
AET will select 10 applicants from eligible applications received – with attention to the financial circumstances of the applicants. The 10 short-listed applicants will be contacted by AET in April (by email), and asked to write and submit a 500-word essayon a topic set each year by UCL. Shortlisted applicants will also be required to submit documentation as proof of the information provided in the application form.
Essays and supporting documentation to complete the application must reach AETby 15 April. Candidates who fail to provide essay and/or documentation are excluded from the competition.
NOTE: Essays must not exceed the permitted word count, and must be in the candidate’s own words, and will be checked for plagiarism. All students should be aware that UCL now uses a sophisticated detection system (Turnitin) to scan work for evidence of plagiarism. This system has access to billions of sources world-wide (websites, journals, etc) as well as work previously submitted to UCL and other universities. We would advise all students to consult our website on plagiarism.
If an essay is found to exceed the permitted number of words, or if UCL finds evidence of plagiarism, the entire application will be deemed ineligible and will not be considered for a bursary.
AET will send to UCL complete applications including essays and supporting documentation by 30 April. UCL will select the academically most promising candidates, and also identify a number of reserve candidates. Conditional scholarship offers (and reserve notifications) will be issued in June/July, pending selected candidates’ full admission to UCL, and upon candidates’ firm acceptance of their admissions offers. Final confirmation of funding is made once the candidates have met the conditions of and firmly accepted their admissions offers.
Successful applicants and reserve candidates can expect to be contacted by UCL in June/July.
More Detail:http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/scholarships/undergraduate/ug_outr_aet
Under the scheme, two full bursaries are available annually for AET-nominated students who have accepted offers of places at UCL.
Eligibility Requirements
To be considered for a Bursary you must:
- be a national of any African country (including Madagascar), currently living in an African country, and have one or both parents living in an African country, or are orphaned.
- be currently attending school or have recently completed school in an African country.
- have before or by January applied to UCAS for admission to a full-time undergraduate degree programme of study at UCL starting the following September, which they intend firmly to accept UCL (as the insurance offer choice does not satisfy the conditions of the bursary).
- be liable to pay tuition fees at the rate applicable to Overseas students, as assessed by UCL.
- lack the financial means necessary to pursue undergraduate degree studies at UCL.
Selection Criteria
Scholarships are awarded on financial hardship and academic merit, based on the aims of the scholarship.
Value: Benefits and Duration
Each bursary consists of full tuition fees and a maintenance allowance for the duration of the student’s programme of study, as well as economy air travel to/from the UK at the beginning and end of the bursary-holder’s degree programme. The maintenance allowance will normally rise each year in line with inflation but at the absolute discretion of UCL. (Please note that the bursary is calculated to be sufficient for the applicant only.) In addition, the bursary includes an allowance (on request and up to a specified maximum sum per bursary holder) to permit two members of the bursary-holder’s family to attend their graduation ceremony. Annual renewal of the bursary is subject to good academic progress by the student.
Applications Deadline and Procedure
If you fulfill ALL the eligibility requirements above, please email Ms May Omona at m.omona@africaeducationaltrust.org with details of your financial circumstances, your academic history, and proof that you have applied to UCAS for undergraduate admission to UCL. If you have not applied to UCAS for admission to study at UCL and cannot provide a valid UCAS application number, you need not apply for a bursary; your application is incomplete without a valid UCAS application number.
AET will provide eligible applicants with an electronic application form, which must be completed and submitted electronically to Ms May Omona by 15 March. Late applications cannot be considered for funding.
AET will select 10 applicants from eligible applications received – with attention to the financial circumstances of the applicants. The 10 short-listed applicants will be contacted by AET in April (by email), and asked to write and submit a 500-word essayon a topic set each year by UCL. Shortlisted applicants will also be required to submit documentation as proof of the information provided in the application form.
Essays and supporting documentation to complete the application must reach AETby 15 April. Candidates who fail to provide essay and/or documentation are excluded from the competition.
NOTE: Essays must not exceed the permitted word count, and must be in the candidate’s own words, and will be checked for plagiarism. All students should be aware that UCL now uses a sophisticated detection system (Turnitin) to scan work for evidence of plagiarism. This system has access to billions of sources world-wide (websites, journals, etc) as well as work previously submitted to UCL and other universities. We would advise all students to consult our website on plagiarism.
If an essay is found to exceed the permitted number of words, or if UCL finds evidence of plagiarism, the entire application will be deemed ineligible and will not be considered for a bursary.
Selection Procedure
AET will send to UCL complete applications including essays and supporting documentation by 30 April. UCL will select the academically most promising candidates, and also identify a number of reserve candidates. Conditional scholarship offers (and reserve notifications) will be issued in June/July, pending selected candidates’ full admission to UCL, and upon candidates’ firm acceptance of their admissions offers. Final confirmation of funding is made once the candidates have met the conditions of and firmly accepted their admissions offers.
Notification of Results
Successful applicants and reserve candidates can expect to be contacted by UCL in June/July.
More Detail:http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/scholarships/undergraduate/ug_outr_aet
Scholarships at The CLIB-Graduate Cluster Industrial Biotechnology - Germany
Open projects application call February 2013
The CLIB-Graduate Cluster Industrial Biotechnology offers 36 PhD scholarships at its three locations starting April 2013.
This is a structured doctoral programme of Bielefeld University, the TU Dortmund University and the University of Duesseldorf. Doctoral candidates will join top research labs working both on applied and basic research, take part in key qualification courses and yearly retreats, and are encouraged to join a company for a 3-month industrial internship. They will receive a tax-free stipend of 1500 EUR per month for 36 months and be associated to the CLIB-Graduate Cluster, following its curriculum.
Research projects in the cluster span the range of industrial biotechnology. In our current call, we offer projects at
- Bielefeld University
polyOmics, bioinformatics, systems biology - University of Düsseldorf
protein expression, strain optimization, systems biology - TU Dortmund University
chemical engineering, biochemical, engineering, thermodynamics, downstream processing
We invite excellent graduates with a M.Sc./M.A. or Diploma in relevant disciplines, or students who expect to receive their degree in spring 2013, to apply. The application deadline is 27 February 2013. Projects will start 01 April 2013 or later, depending on agreements between successful candidates and the supervisors.
More detai at: http://87.106.29.192/?Open-projects-application-call,286
NSA International Scholarships Program for Studying in USA
This scholarship program is administered by Scholarship Management Services, a division of Scholarship America. Scholarship Management Services is the nation's largest designer and manager of scholarship and tuition reimbursement programs for corporations, foundations, associations and individuals. Awards are granted without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, gender, disability or national origin.
Applicants to the National Society of Accountants Scholarship Program must be:
High School Seniors OR students not yet enrolled in an undergraduate accounting program are NOT eligible to receive NSA Scholarship Foundation Awards.
If selected as a recipient, the student will receive an award ranging from $500 - $2000. The actual amount of annual scholarship stipends are determined based on available funding at the time of the awards. An average of 32 awards will be granted each year, according to local and national requirements for the program.
In addition to it its annual awards program, the NSA Scholarship Foundation provides the following special award:
The Stanley H. Stearman Award, which was established to honor retired NSA Executive Vice President Stanley H. Stearman. This award is granted annually to a relative* of a NSA Active**/Retired (living/deceased) member who is majoring in accounting. This does NOT include Student members of NSA. This member must have held membership for at least one year prior to the annual distribution of applications in October. The recipient of this award will receive a stipend in the amount of $2,000 per year, not to exceed a three-year period. This renewable award may extend through graduate studies.
Awards are for undergraduate study only and are not renewable (with exception of the Stearman award); however, students may reapply to the program each year they meet eligibility requirements.
Interested students must complete the fill-in application, print it out and mail it along with a current, complete transcript of grades to Scholarship Management Services postmarked no later than March 10, 2013. If previously enrolled in college or vocational-technical school, applicants must include all transcripts from each school attended. Grade reports are not acceptable. Online transcripts must display student name, school name, grade and credit hours earned for each course, and term in which each course was taken. Applicants will receive acknowledgment of receipt of their application. If an acknowledgment card is not received within three weeks, applicants may call Scholarship Management Services to verify that the application has been received.
Applicants are responsible for gathering and submitting all necessary information. Applications are evaluated on the information supplied; therefore, answer all questions as completely as possible. Incomplete applications will not be evaluated. All information received is considered confidential and is reviewed only by Scholarship Management Services.
Scholarship recipients are selected on the basis of academic record, demonstrated leadership and participation in school and community activities, honors, work experience, statement of goals and aspirations, unusual personal or family circumstances, and an outside appraisal. Financial need, as calculated by Scholarship Management Services, must be demonstrated for students applying from Arizona only.
Selection of recipients is made by Scholarship Management Services. In no instance does any officer or employee of NSA or the NSA Scholarship Foundation play a part in the selection. All applicants agree to accept the decision of Scholarship Management Services as final.
Applicants will be notified by June. Not all applicants to the program will be selected as recipients. Students may reapply to the program each year they meet eligibility requirements.
Scholarship Management Services processes scholarship payments on behalf of theNational Society of Accountants Scholarship Foundation. Payments are made on August 15. A check is mailed to each recipient's home address and will be made payable to the school for the student.
Recipients have no obligation to theNational Society of Accountants Scholarship Foundation. They are, however, required to notify Scholarship Management Services of any changes in address, school enrollment, or other relevant information and to send a complete transcript when requested.
The National Society of Accountants Scholarship Foundation reserves the right to review the conditions and procedures of this scholarship program and to make changes at any time within the parameters of its 501(c) 3 IRS approved status.
More detail and source:
http://sms.scholarshipamerica.org/nsacct/guidelines.html
Eligibility
Applicants to the National Society of Accountants Scholarship Program must be:
- Undergraduates enrolled part-time or full-time in accounting at an accredited two-year or four-year college or university in the United States.
- Students in an accredited two-year college may apply following first semester grades or during their second year if transferring to a four-year institution, provided they are committed to a major in accounting throughout the remainder of their college career, or
- Students in an accredited four-year college may apply for the scholarship for their second, third, or fourth year of studies, provided they are committed to a major in accounting throughout the remainder of their college career.
- Majoring in accounting.
- Maintaining a "B" (3.0 on a 4.0 scale) or better grade point average.
- A United States or Canadian citizen (permanent residents are NOT eligible).
High School Seniors OR students not yet enrolled in an undergraduate accounting program are NOT eligible to receive NSA Scholarship Foundation Awards.
Awards
If selected as a recipient, the student will receive an award ranging from $500 - $2000. The actual amount of annual scholarship stipends are determined based on available funding at the time of the awards. An average of 32 awards will be granted each year, according to local and national requirements for the program.
In addition to it its annual awards program, the NSA Scholarship Foundation provides the following special award:
The Stanley H. Stearman Award, which was established to honor retired NSA Executive Vice President Stanley H. Stearman. This award is granted annually to a relative* of a NSA Active**/Retired (living/deceased) member who is majoring in accounting. This does NOT include Student members of NSA. This member must have held membership for at least one year prior to the annual distribution of applications in October. The recipient of this award will receive a stipend in the amount of $2,000 per year, not to exceed a three-year period. This renewable award may extend through graduate studies.
- *Relative includes spouse, son, daughter, grandchild, niece, nephew, son- or daughter-in-law of an Active/Retired living or deceased NSA member.
- **Active Members must be, or have been, in public practice in addition to meeting ONE of the following requirements: Public Accountant, Accounting Practitioner, Certified Public Accountant, Tax Permit/License, Enrolled Agent, Registered Tax Return Preparer, Accredited by the Accreditation Council for Accountancy and Taxation® (ACAT).
Awards are for undergraduate study only and are not renewable (with exception of the Stearman award); however, students may reapply to the program each year they meet eligibility requirements.
Application
Interested students must complete the fill-in application, print it out and mail it along with a current, complete transcript of grades to Scholarship Management Services postmarked no later than March 10, 2013. If previously enrolled in college or vocational-technical school, applicants must include all transcripts from each school attended. Grade reports are not acceptable. Online transcripts must display student name, school name, grade and credit hours earned for each course, and term in which each course was taken. Applicants will receive acknowledgment of receipt of their application. If an acknowledgment card is not received within three weeks, applicants may call Scholarship Management Services to verify that the application has been received.
Applicants are responsible for gathering and submitting all necessary information. Applications are evaluated on the information supplied; therefore, answer all questions as completely as possible. Incomplete applications will not be evaluated. All information received is considered confidential and is reviewed only by Scholarship Management Services.
Selection of Recipients
Scholarship recipients are selected on the basis of academic record, demonstrated leadership and participation in school and community activities, honors, work experience, statement of goals and aspirations, unusual personal or family circumstances, and an outside appraisal. Financial need, as calculated by Scholarship Management Services, must be demonstrated for students applying from Arizona only.
Selection of recipients is made by Scholarship Management Services. In no instance does any officer or employee of NSA or the NSA Scholarship Foundation play a part in the selection. All applicants agree to accept the decision of Scholarship Management Services as final.
Applicants will be notified by June. Not all applicants to the program will be selected as recipients. Students may reapply to the program each year they meet eligibility requirements.
Payment of Scholarships
Scholarship Management Services processes scholarship payments on behalf of theNational Society of Accountants Scholarship Foundation. Payments are made on August 15. A check is mailed to each recipient's home address and will be made payable to the school for the student.
Obligations
Recipients have no obligation to theNational Society of Accountants Scholarship Foundation. They are, however, required to notify Scholarship Management Services of any changes in address, school enrollment, or other relevant information and to send a complete transcript when requested.
Revisions
The National Society of Accountants Scholarship Foundation reserves the right to review the conditions and procedures of this scholarship program and to make changes at any time within the parameters of its 501(c) 3 IRS approved status.
More detail and source:
http://sms.scholarshipamerica.org/nsacct/guidelines.html
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