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Showing posts with label Postgraduate Scholarships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Postgraduate Scholarships. Show all posts

Thursday, May 21, 2009

PhD Scholarships, University of Victoria, New Zealand

INTERNATIONAL MASTERS AND DOCTORALS SCHOLARSHIPS

Here is the Doctoral Scholarship - New Zealand. Are you interested? Read the complete information below

A Top Achiever Doctoral Scholarship provides support for 36 months of study. While this may involve part or full-time study, it is expected that most scholarships will support students engaged in full-time study. The funds included in the scholarship are:

* an annual stipend of $25,000 (an overseas loading will be applied where the scholarship is undertaken in a country other than New Zealand)
* conference attendance to a maximum of $3,000 (GST included) per annum
* relocation costs for overseas students (these costs will be deducted from the funds provided for conference attendance)
* medical insurance (if the scholarship is undertaken overseas and the insurance is justified)
* the annual course fee required by the host tertiary education provider.

The final application deadline for 2008 Top Achiever Doctoral Scholarships is:

* Wednesday 14 May 2008
* Wednesday 10 December 2008.

The aims of the Top Achiever Doctoral Scholarships are to:

* signal the value of high-level intellectual skills and abilities and their importance to New Zealand's future
* give doctoral scholars the choice of studying in New Zealand or at overseas universities
* increase the supply of highly trained researchers and highly skilled graduates by supporting the top 10 percent of doctoral candidates.

Changes to eligibility

The Top Achiever Doctoral Scholarship is currently open to student applicants with the appropriate grades (minimum A to A+) for their prerequisite degree or equivalent. From 2007 onwards, this minimum eligible grade was raised to 87 instead of 85. This grade will not be negotiable.
Top Achiever Doctoral Scholarship forms

* Report Guidelines (Word, 188 Kb)
* Application Form updated 27 February 2008 (Word, 261 Kb)
* Notes for Applicants updated 27 February 2008 (PDF, 109 Kb)

more info at: http://www.tec.govt.nz/templates/standard.aspx?id=675

Friday, April 3, 2009

PhD Studentship from (Postgraduate Scholarship from Dorothy Hodgkin )

Here is the information of International scholarship that you are looking for. This is Postgraduate Scholarship from Dorothy Hodgkin. Are you interested in this international sholarship? Read more information below:

Dorothy Hodgkin Postgraduate Award
PhD Studentship in Mechanical Engineering - University of Leeds
Turbo-charged engines research
School of Mechanical Engineering
Value of Award: Maintenance Stipend for a maximum period of 3 years (£12,940 for Session 2008/09), full overseas rate fees and a Research Training Support Grant

Number Available: One

Closing Date: Extended to 15 April 2009

Minimum Academic Requirements: A very good first degree (equivalent to a UK first class honours degree) from a prestigious institution in a relevant discipline such as Engineering, Mathematics or Physics (a lower rated BSc with a Masters will not normally be accepted as the equivalent of a UK first class honours degree). Candidates must also meet the University’s English language requirements.

Additional Information: The Dorothy Hodgkin Postgraduate Awards are a national initiative to bring outstanding students from India, Brazil, China, Hong Kong, Russia, South Africa and the developing world to the UK to study for PhD degrees in top-rated research environments. The eligible countries are those listed in Part 1 on the OECD website: http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/35/9/2488552.pdf

This award is provided by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Council (www.epsrc.ac.uk) and MAHLE Powertrain Ltd (www.mahle-powertrain.com) and is available for a research project in the area of:

Turbo-charged engines research

Spark Ignition engine downsizing, through the use of high boost pressures (turbocharging) has significant impact on engine efficiency/CO2 emissions. However, at present there is inadequate knowledge of the burn rate and auto-ignition/knock characteristics at such conditions. This is particularly so for potential second generation biofuels (e.g. ethanol and butanol blends). The study will provide necessary knowledge by employing unique high pressure/temperature/optical access fan-stirred combustion vessels and optically accessed engines. Experimental work will be backed up by theoretical analysis of combustion rates and instabilities.

Further details about the research carried out in the School of Mechanical Engineering can be found at http://www.engineering.leeds.ac.uk/mech/research/

Further information on the background to the Dorothy Hodgkin Postgraduate Awards Scheme can be found at http://www.rcuk.ac.uk/hodgkin/

Application Forms:

Contact Details: Application forms and guidance notes are available from http://www.leeds.ac.uk/rds/schol/dhpa-forms.html
and should be returned to the Scholarships Office, University of Leeds, LS2 9JT

Please contact Dr Alexy Burluka for enquiries about the project area.
Email: a.a.burluka@leeds.ac.uk
Tel: + 44 (0)113 343 2220
Fax: +44 (0)113 242 2150

Applicants should also complete an application form for research degree study, which is available at http://www.leeds.ac.uk/students/appfmweb.doc or online at http://www.leeds.ac.uk/students/apply_research.htm

Scholarships for Indonesians

Are you looking for scholarships ? There is another scholarship from the government of Turki for Indonesian students. There are 38 scholarships for students of Higher Education in Indonesia for academic year of 2009-2010. The scholarship covers 5 scholarships for language program, 20 for undergraduate programs, 8 for Master and Doctoral and 5 for research. For more information, please read the information below.
Tawaran Beasiswa Pemerintah Turki Bagi Perguruan Tinggi Indonesia
Selasa, 31 Maret 2009 00:00



DEPARTEMEN PENDIDIKAN NASIONAL
DIREKTORAT JENDERAL
PENDIDIKAN TINGGI
Jalan Raya Jenderal Soedirman Pintu I, Senayan Jakarta 10270
Tel. (021) 57946063 - Fax. (021) 57946062




Nomor : 1163/D5.3/T/2009 24 Maret 2009
Lampiran : 1 (satu) berkas
Hal : Tawaran Beasiswa Pemerintah Turki



Yth. 1. Koordinator Kopertis Wilayah I-XII
2. Pimpinan Perguruan Tinggi Indonesia



Dengan hormat kami sampaikan bahwa, merujuk disposisi Menteri Pendidikan Nasional Republik Indonesia No. 649/MENT/EXT/2009 tanggal 24 Februari 2009 perihal Penawaran Sekolah di Turki, bersama ini dengan hormat kami sampaikan bahwa pemerintah Republik Turki menawarkan 38 beasiswa bagi mahasiswa Perguruan Tinggi Indonesia untuk tahun ajaran 2009-2010. Beasiswa meliputi: 5 beasiswa bagi program bahasa, 20 beasiswa pendidikan tinggi, 8 program S2/S3, dan 5 beasiswa penelitian (informasi dan formulir terlampir ).


Berkenaan dengan hal tersebut, bilamana mahasiswa Perguruan Tinggi Saudara berminat maka mohon formulir terlampir yang telah diisi dapat dikembalikan paling lambat pada tanggal 30 April 2009 untuk Program Bahasa Summer Course dan 15 Juni 2009 untuk program beasiswa lainnya. Dokumen ditujukan kepada Kedutaan Besar Turki di Jakarta dengan alamat: Jl.H.R. Rasuna Said, Kav.1, Jakarta 12950 Telp. (021) 525-6250 / 526-4143 / 522-7440 Fax. (021) 522-6056 / 527-5673 U.P. Menteri Pendidikan Nasional Turki.


Atas perhatian dan kerjasama Saudara, kami ucapkan terima kasih.




Direktur Kelembagaan






Hendarman
NIP. 131601344


Tembusan kepada yth:
1. Dirjen Pendidikan Tinggi (sebagai laporan)
2. Kepala Biro PKLN Setjen Depdiknas


More info please visit: http://www.ditkelembagaan-dikti.net/component/content/article/43-berita/295-tawaran-beasiswa-pemerintah-turki-bagi-perguruan-tinggi-indonesia

Sunday, September 7, 2008

The International Scholarship for Postgraduate Student at the University of Cambridge

With a munificent benefaction from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Gates Cambridge Trust has established, with effect from October 2001, a scheme of Gates Cambridge Scholarships for scholars of outstanding academic merit and leadership potential from every country of the world (excluding the United Kingdom), who are committed to serving their communities, and who gain admission to the University of Cambridge. Since 2001, the Gates Cambridge Trust has supported 620 Scholars from 78 countries.

The Gates Cambridge Trust intends to offer a substantial number of awards annually, which will cover the costs of studying at Cambridge for the following courses of study:

* Research leading to the degree of PhD
* One-year postgraduate courses of study
* Second bachelor degree as an affiliated student (see the Undergraduate Prospectus)
* Clinical Studies MBBChir degree (see the Medical School webpage)

Some of these awards will be for students from the United States of America; but students from all countries, including countries of the European Union (but excluding the United Kingdom), will be eligible to be considered for a Gates Cambridge Scholarship. As well as being of outstanding academic merit, candidates for these awards must show evidence of leadership potential and a commitment to serving their communities.

The Gates Cambridge Scholarships will cover:

* University Composition Fee and College fees at the appropriate 1 rate
* a maintenance allowance for a single student (£11,500 for 12 months for 2007–08)
* one economy one-way airfare from the scholar’s normal country of residence to the UK at the beginning of the course of study or research; and one economy one-way airfare from the UK to the scholar’s normal country of residence at the end of the course of study or research.

The University Composition Fee varies for different types of students and applicants should see ‘The costs you will incur’ for full details about precise amounts. Where an applicant from overseas has been successfully nominated for an ORS award, the University Composition Fee will be paid at the home rate. Where a student from the European Union has been successful in gaining a fees award from public authorities, the Trust will not pay these fees.

Eligibility for awards offered by the Cambridge Trusts
Applicants:

* must be admitted to Cambridge through the University’s normal academic procedures. The Trusts cannot admit students.
* may come from any country of the world except the United Kingdom.
* may apply to study any subject currently available at the University.
* must have a first class or high second class honours degree, or its equivalent, from a recognised university. For universities which work according to the North American pattern, candidates will be expected to have excellent transcripts with high GPA scores showing evidence of sustained achievement in study.
* from countries of the European Union may be eligible for fees awards from public authorities, and must apply for these where appropriate.
* who are not native speakers of English are required by the Board of Graduate Studies to provide the results of an English language test and to meet the minimum standard of proficiency required for admission to Cambridge (see ‘Entry requirements’)

Application
Applicants intending to pursue a course of graduate study or research at the University of Cambridge from October 2008 must complete and submit the ‘GRADSAF’ application form to the Board of Gradate Studies by the relevant deadline.

Deadline for submitting Graduate Application and Scholarship Form (GRADSAF) to the Board of Graduate Studies:

* 15 October 2007; If you hold a United States of America (USA) nationality and are new applicant to University of Cambridge for both Research leading to the degree of PhD and One-year postgraduate course (e.g. MPhil, Diploma, LLM, CASM)
* If you hold a United States of America (USA) nationality and are current or previous Cambridge student:
o 14 December 2007; if you apply for Research leading to degree of PhD program
o 31 January 2008; if you apply for One year postgraduate course (e.g. MPhil, Diploma, LLM, CASM)
* If you are from any other countries (including candidates from countries of the European Union but excluding candidates from the United Kingdom):
o 14 December 2007; if you apply for Research leading to degree of PhD program
o 31 January 2008; if you apply for One year postgraduate course (e.g. MPhil, Diploma, LLM, CASM)

Important Notes

* Applicants from the USA
New applicants from the USA who submit the Graduate Admission and Scholarship Application Form (GRADSAF) by 15 October 2007 will be considered for a Gates Cambridge Scholarship and, if unsuccessful in the Gates competition, for modest, part-cost awards offered by the Cambridge Overseas Trust. Applicants from the USA who submit the GRADSAF after 15 October 2007 will be considered for modest, part-cost awards offered by the Cambridge Overseas Trust only.
* Awards from sources other than the Trusts
All applicants are strongly encouraged to apply to all sources of funding other than the Cambridge Trusts for which they are eligible. Applicants should keep the Trusts informed about these applications and the outcomes and amounts when known.

Applicants from countries of the European Union applying for graduate study may be eligible for fees and maintenance awards from public authorities and Domestic Research Studentships offered by the Board of Graduate Studies, and must apply for these where eligible.
* Applicants applying for the following courses
* MBA in Management Studies
* MBBChir Clinical Studies
* Second undergraduate degree as an affiliated student (BAaff)

should see ‘Application procedure’ for further information.
* Applicants for two-year degrees
Candidates applying for the two-year MSc degree or the two-year MPhil in Chinese Studies degree should follow the application timetable for one-year applicants.
* Current Cambridge BA Mathematics students who wish to apply for the Certificate of Advanced Study in Mathematics (CASM)
Applicants who are currently pursuing the BA in Mathematics at Cambridge and wish to apply for admission to the Certificate of Advanced Study in Mathematics (CASM) must do so via their Cambridge College, not the Board of Graduate Studies. Applicants in this category who wish to be considered for funding from the Cambridge Trusts must complete and submit a special scholarship application form (CAMSAF) which can be downloaded here:
Download the CAMSAF for 2008-09 application

Gates Cambridge Trust
PO Box 252
Cambridge CB2 1TZ
England
Email: info@gates.scholarships.cam.ac.uk
Website: http://www.gates.scholarships.cam.ac.uk/

Only after enquiries to the above addresses, or in case of real emergency, contact the Trust by fax or by telephone:
Dialling from the USA
Tel: 0 11 44 1223 338467
Fax: 0 11 44 1223 351449

Dialling from the Rest of the World
Tel: 00 44 1223 338467
Fax: 00 44 1223 351449

Dialling from within the UK
Tel: 01223 338467
Fax: 01223 351449

Scholarship from German Government

DAAD SCHOLARSHIP
German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) offers scholarships funded by the German Government to University lecturers, researchers and professionals with two years of working experience.

* Postgraduate Courses
For Professionals with Relevance to Developing Countries: selected study courses
Dateline: 11th September 2008
* Doctoral Programs and Short-term Research for PostDocs in Germany
Open fro any kinds of study programs
Dateline: 15th October 2008

Kindly download and complete the Application Form which can be obtained from the Website at http://jakarta.daad.de, completed application form need to be submitted with your latest (non returnable) passport size photograph together with your contact number, address, CV and relevant copies of full academic report to:

DAAD Jakarta Office
Tel: 021-525 2807, 520 0870
E-Mail: info@daadjkt.org

Website: http://jakarta.daad.de

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Ph.D Scholarship in Computer Science

The Expertise centre for Digital Media is a research institute of Hasselt University in Belgium. The research team of about 80 people performs scientific research in 3 areas: computer graphics, human-computer interaction and multimedia & communication technology. Hasselt University calls for candidates for the following vacant position (m/f) in EDM:

PhD Scholarship in computer science (2 x 2 jaar)

Scholarship description:
The intended research is situated in the domains of networked virtual environments (NVE) and human-computer interaction (HCI). More specifically, synchronization in scalable networked virtual environments is studied, supporting simulation-based interaction. The investigated synchronization techniques enhance consistency of the status of the virtual environment as presented to all users. Heterogeneous environments (different platforms, I/O devices etc.) are taken into account. Besides synchronization techniques, interaction techniques and the flexibility in their realization play an important role in the envisioned research. Usable multimodal interaction metaphors are designed for individuals as well as groups of users. A division of the users in subgroups is considered for both simulation and interaction between several users in order to enhance performance and social interaction. Further details of the PhD research topics will be determined based on the background and interest of the PhD candidate.

Diploma :
Academic license (4 years), master (5 years) or equivalent diploma in computer science. Students who will complete their studies during the summer, are strongly invited to apply.

Further information
* Content job responsibilities:
Prof. dr. Karin Coninx +32-11-26 84 11, karin.coninx@uhasselt.be
Prof. dr. Kris Luyten +32-11-26 84 11, kris.luyten@uhasselt.be
* Content terms of employment and selection procedure: Jef Vanvoorden, 011-26 80 80, jef.vanvoorden@uhasselt.be

Scholarship Application:
Applicants must use the official application forms which are available at the Rectoraat of Hasselt University, Campus Diepenbeek, Agoralaan - building D, B-3590 Diepenbeek (Belgium), phone +32 - 11 - 26 80 03
or which can be downloaded here

The completed application forms must reach the above mentioned address no later than Friday, August 1st 2008.

Application by e-mail will only be taken into consideration when sent to the following address: jobs (at) uhasselt.be

PhD scholarship for Body Image and Media Students

PhD student for Body Image & Media, Nijmegen, (Gelderland), 32 hours per week Radboud University Nijmegen

Job Description
As a PhD student you will be investigating neurocognitive mechanisms. Visual appearance is an increasingly important factor in the distress experienced by many individuals around the world who fail to meet the beauty standard and body image they have set for themselves. An important factor in this increasing striving for beauty and slimness is the continuous presentation of models with unrealistic, retouched or “photoshopped” features, which represent an unattainable goal for most individuals. The current project is aimed at understanding the cognitive and neural mechanisms through which beauty ideals shape the appraisal of our own bodies and those of others, and why some individuals develop body image disturbances while others remain unaffected. Effects of media on body image will be investigated for old and new virtual media (e.g., looking at effects of real and computer generated models), using a variety of experimental techniques (eye-tracking, ERPs, behaviour, fRMI). The PhD student will participate in the graduate program of the Behavioural Science Institute (BSI), present and publish findings at international conferences and peer reviewed quality journals, and combine scientific findings in a doctoral thesis.

Conditions of employment
Estimated maximum salary per month: eur 2500 - 3000

Maximum salary amount in Euro’s a month 2558
Employment basis: Temporary for specified period
Duration of the contract:
Maximum hours per week: 32

Additional conditions of employment:
The candidate will be appointed as a PhD student (0,8 FTE) for a period of five years. The candidate’s performance will be evaluated after 18 months. If the evaluation is positive, the contract will be extended by 3½ years.

Requirements
Doctorate
Candidates need a Master’s degree in Cognitive Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Social Psychology, or a related field, and should show a sincere interest in the study of body image and media. A background and experience in conducting psychological experiments (using behaviour, EEG, eye-tracking, and/or neuroimaging techniques) and enrolment in a Research Master’s programme (Behavioural Science or Cognitive Neuroscience or related) are considered an advantage. Candidates need to be proficient in English and must have excellent writing ability.

Organization
Radboud University Nijmegen Faculty of Social Sciences
Strategically located in Europe, Radboud University Nijmegen is one of the leading academic communities in the Netherlands. A place with a personal touch, where top-flight education and research take place on a beautiful green campus in modern buildings with state-of-art facilities.
The Behavioural Science Institute studies individual human behaviour as a function of its social and physical contexts. The central goal of the institute is to gain fundamental insight into the causal factors and regulatory processes that govern individual human behaviour. The BSI is an interdisciplinary endeavour aimed at exploring the aetiology of individual human behaviour. The PhD student will participate in the Media and Behaviour Lab group which involves a collaboration between Social Cognition and Developmental Psychopathology programmes of the BSI. The BSI is equipped with extensive lab facilities including eye tracking, EEG, and virtual reality, and has access to neuroimaging facilities (e.g. fMRI) at the F.C. Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging in Nijmegen.

Application
Additional information about the vacancy can be obtained from:

dr. Hein van Schie
Telephone number: +31 (0)24 3612575

prof. dr. Rutger Engels
Telephone number: +31 (0)24-3611818
E-mail address: r.engels@pwo.ru.nl

You can apply for this job before 31-08-2008 by sending your application to:

Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen
Faculty of Social Sciences/P en O
Postbus 9104 6500 HE Nijmegen
E-mail address: vacancies@socsci.ru.nl

PhD Scholarship to Study in the Auckland Volcanic Field image

The School of Geography, Geology and Environmental Science at the University of Auckland, New Zealand, invites applications from outstanding students to fill three fully-funded 3-yr PhD positions to study the Auckland Volcanic Field, North Island, New Zealand. These PhD research projects form key components of a major, multi-year integrated research programme with the long-term aim of determining volcanic risk in Auckland.
The Auckland Volcanic Field is a small-scale monogenetic intra-plate basaltic system that has produced about 50 small centres in the form of tuff rings, maars, cinder cones and associated lava flows during its estimated 250 kyr lifetime. The most recent eruption was about 700 years ago, and the field is still considered potentially active.

PhD projects available:

1. Petrology of the Auckland Volcanic Field (AVF)
The volcanology, mineralogy and geochemistry of the AVF has been generally described and this project will focus on detailed studies (mineral chemistry, melt inclusions, isotopes, trace element modelling) which will lead to an understanding of how the mantle yields small scale melts and how these melts become modified during their rise to the surface. The successful applicant will have an interest in volcanic rocks, mineralogy and geochemistry; an ability to apply mathematical models will be an advantage. He or she will be expected to work closely with the PhD candidate working on the complementary project investigating physical controls of monogenetic volcanism.
Research team: Ian Smith (ie.smith@auckland.ac.nz), Colin Wilson, Steve Blake, Jan Lindsay

2. Physical controls on monogenetic basaltic volcanism
This project focuses on developing a quantitative understanding of the physical controls on monogenetic basaltic volcanism. The focus will be on the Auckland Volcanic Field, but suitable ancient analogues will also be targeted. The successful candidate will undertake field investigations to improve the current structural and tectonic model for the Auckland volcanic Field, and determine the relationship, if any, between tectonics and volcanism in this region. From a strong foundation in field observation, the candidate will formulate models for the transport of magma through the crust and test these using numerical simulations. This project provides an opportunity to produce innovative insights into how monogenetic volcanism evolves and varies in both time and space. Applicants for this PhD project should have a strong foundation in structural geology, tectonics and volcanology, and a high level of numeracy. The successful applicant will be expected to work closely with the PhD candidate working on the complementary project investigating the petrology of the Auckland Volcanic Field.
Research team: Julie Rowland (j.rowland@auckland.ac.nz), Colin Wilson, Steve Blake

3. Quaternary crypto-tephra study of sediments in Auckland maars
Auckland Volcanic Field maars contain excellent sequences of laminated lake sediments with numerous tephra layers from local and distant volcanoes, spanning the last 50,000 years. A candidate is needed to construct a tephrostratigraphic record of ash fall based on crypto-tephra (microscopic ash) layers. The purpose is to assess the past frequency and sources of ash fall in Auckland for hazard analysis. The project will involve the extraction and geochemical analysis of glass shards from sediment cores. A background in lake sediment cores; micro-geochemical analysis or tephra studies could be an advantage, but is not required.
Research Team: Phil Shane (pa.shane@auckland.ac.nz), Paul Augustinus, Graham Leonard, Jan Lindsay

Scholarship General information
Each PhD position includes a 3-year stipend of NZ $25,000 per annum (tax free), university fees and research costs (including field and analytical costs, and travel to national and international conferences). Applicants should provide a CV and include contact details of 2-3 referees and a short letter of motivation and research skills. Applications due by 30 September 2008 with an expected start date by December 08.

Applications should be emailed to Jan Lindsay: j.lindsay@auckland.ac.nz For specific information on each project contact the relevant team leader. For general information contact Jan Lindsay.

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

- Sholarships: Ph.D Scholarship in Computer Science




Ph.D Scholarship in Computer Science

Endeavour International Postgraduate Research Scholarship (EIPRS)

Beasiswa Penelitian Program S2/S3 Pendidikan tahun 2009
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To be eligible to apply for the EIPRS, you must:
1. be an overseas student who is eligible to undertake a higher degree by research candidature within UTS’s areas of research strengths, and

2. be able to commence in full time enrolment for the first time in 2009, unless:
- you commenced your HDR during 2008 but, due to the timing of your applications and subsequent enrolment were not able to apply for the 2008 EIPRS, or

- you have terminated any previous HDR enrolment within six months of commencement
3. not hold a research qualification regarded by UTS as equivalent to an Australian Research Doctorate degree or, if undertaking a Research by Master degree, not hold a research qualification regarded as equivalent to or higher than an Australian Research Master’s degree, and

4. not have held an Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) scholarship within the two years prior to commencing the EIPRS, and
5. not be receiving a scholarship for which course tuition fee is a component under any scholarship scheme to which the Australian Government makes a substantial contribution.

Eligibility for admission
PhD Degree
Applicants shall:
- hold a Bachelor’s degree with First or Second Class Honours, Division 1 or a Master’s Degree by research of the University of Technology, Sydney; or
- possess an equivalent qualification.
In addition, applicants will be required to provide satisfactory evidence of their ability to undertake advanced research appropriate to their PhD program.

Master’s Degree by Research
Applicants shall:
- hold a Bachelor’s Degree of the University of Technology, Sydney; or
- possess an equivalent qualification; or
- submit such other evidence of general and professional qualifications as will satisfy the Academic Board that the applicant possesses the educational preparation and capacity to pursue graduate studies.

English proficiency
Applicants whose formal education was conducted in a language other than English are required to provide evidence of their English language proficiency. Evidence of English language proficiency must be provided by the closing dates specified in this information.

Selection criteria
Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of academic merit, research capacity and research potential. The applicant’s intended area of study must be in an area of research concentration of the institution.

Scholarship Application Procedure and Requirements
- You must complete the International Student Postgraduate Application [pdf 74.5kb]. Mark the top of the front page of this form EIPRS Applicant.
- You must also complete the 2009 EIPRS application form[pdf, 46.9kb]

Supporting documents essential for your applications (required for International Student Postgraduate and EIPRS application)

- Research proposal detailing your research objectives, example of your key literature in your area of interest and a broad outline of the sequence and timing of the work that you plan to do;
- Evidence of prior research experience, including work for Bachelor’s Honours or Master theses, consultancies or industry-based research;
- The name of your potential supervisors (or supervisors) at UTS with whom you have discussed your research interest or have agreed to supervise your research project
- Reports from 2 referees, preferably from someone who are familiar with your research interest and who can confirm your capacity to carry out research. Use the the Academic Referee’s Report form (pdf 24kb).
- Resume or Curriculum Vitae including:
Details of any academic prizes gained during your tertiary studies
Details of any work experience (paid or unpaid) relevant to your proposed research project
Details of publication in academic or peer reviewed journals, published books or chapters of books
Details of patents achieved or any other output, for example, exhibited works (if applicable)

All supporting documents must be properly certified, these include:
- English proficiency test results
- Copies of degree(s) awarded and full academic transcript(s) showing the subjects studied, the marks obtained and an explanation of the grading system must be provided
- For documents not in English, the original language documents and an official translation must also be certified

Photocopies that are not certified will not be accepted.
Documents certified by a Justice of Peace will not be accepted.

Closing Date
1 September, 2008 at 5.00pm.
All application requirements must be received by the closing date.
- Incomplete applications will not be considered
- Late applications will not be considered
- Faxed applications will not be considered
It is in your interest to apply as early as possible

If you apply early and you are missing any documents you will be notified of this by UTS International and will have still have adequate time to supply the required documents before the deadline of the EIPRS application.
Applications must arrive at the address nominated on the application form by the due time on the due date. Merely posting the application by the due date is not acceptable.

Acknowledgement of receipt of EIPRS applicaton
An email acknowledgement of receipt of your EIPRS application will be sent to you when received by UTS international.

Notification of the outcome
Eligible applicants will receive email notification of the outcome of their EIPRS in late November 2008.

Friday, June 6, 2008

- PhD Fellowships at the Faculty of Humanities Graduate School




The Faculty of Humanities at the University of Copenhagen is inviting applications for 19 PhD fellowships starting 1 February 2009 or 1 September 2009 for a period of up to three years in the following subject areas:

Subject area 1
Nordic Philology, General and Applied Linguistics

Subject area 2
Education, Philosophy and Rhetoric, Film and Media Studies

Subject area 3
History, Archaeology and Ethnology, Greek and Latin

Subject area 4
Middle Eastern Studies, Asian Studies, Eskimology, History of Religion, Native American Languages and Cultures, Eastern European Studies, Minority Studies, Comparative Cultural Studies

Subject area 5
English, German, Romance Languages and Literature

Subject area 6
Art History, Theatre Research, Dance, Comparative Literature, Musicology

Subject area 7
Old Norse, Dialect Research, Name Research

Subject area 8
Language Technology

A short description of the study programmes is available at: http://www.humanities.ku.dk/research/phd/study_program/

Applicants need to hold a Master’s degree or the equivalent, or expect to receive such by January 31, 2009. Applicants shall have submitted their thesis at the time of application, to the extent the thesis forms part of their Master’s programme.

Applicants with a foreign Master’s degree will have their degree assessed by CIRIUS to establish, if the Master’s degree of the applicant is equivalent to a Danish Master’s degree. More information about CIRIUS is available at: http://www.studyindenmark.dk

The requirement for the equivalent of a Danish Master’s degree is stipulated in the relevant agreement between the Ministry of Finance and the Danish Confederation of Professional Associations (AC) (pdf)

Employment as a PhD fellow shall occur pursuant to the applicable rules of the University of Copenhagen and the Faculty, as well as the relevant agreement between the Ministry of Finance and the Danish Confederation of Professional Associations (AC). Under this agreement, the PhD fellow is obliged – without further remuneration – to carry out allotted work to an extent corresponding to a total of 840 working hours in the case of a three-year contract.

Applications must be submitted on the appropriate form, which also stipulates the appropriate enclosures to attach. Do not submit written work. The assessment committee will request copies if deemed necessary.

Application form and application guide lines are available at: http://english.hum.ku.dk/research/phd/new_phd_fellowships/
For any further questions contact the PhD Center by e-mail: phdcenter@hum.ku.dk or phone +45 35 32 92 23.

6 hard-copies of each application (one copy in loose leaves) and all enclosures must be submitted to the Faculty Secretariat, Njalsgade 80, DK-2300 Copenhagen S, Denmark by 15 August 2008 at 12:00. No appendices may be submitted after this deadline, with the exception of thesis assessments. Electronic applications are not accepted.

- PhD Fellowships at the Faculty of Humanities Graduate School




The Faculty of Humanities at the University of Copenhagen is inviting applications for 19 PhD fellowships starting 1 February 2009 or 1 September 2009 for a period of up to three years in the following subject areas:

Subject area 1
Nordic Philology, General and Applied Linguistics

Subject area 2
Education, Philosophy and Rhetoric, Film and Media Studies

Subject area 3
History, Archaeology and Ethnology, Greek and Latin

Subject area 4
Middle Eastern Studies, Asian Studies, Eskimology, History of Religion, Native American Languages and Cultures, Eastern European Studies, Minority Studies, Comparative Cultural Studies

Subject area 5
English, German, Romance Languages and Literature

Subject area 6
Art History, Theatre Research, Dance, Comparative Literature, Musicology

Subject area 7
Old Norse, Dialect Research, Name Research

Subject area 8
Language Technology

A short description of the study programmes is available at: http://www.humanities.ku.dk/research/phd/study_program/

Applicants need to hold a Master’s degree or the equivalent, or expect to receive such by January 31, 2009. Applicants shall have submitted their thesis at the time of application, to the extent the thesis forms part of their Master’s programme.

Applicants with a foreign Master’s degree will have their degree assessed by CIRIUS to establish, if the Master’s degree of the applicant is equivalent to a Danish Master’s degree. More information about CIRIUS is available at: http://www.studyindenmark.dk

The requirement for the equivalent of a Danish Master’s degree is stipulated in the relevant agreement between the Ministry of Finance and the Danish Confederation of Professional Associations (AC) (pdf)

Employment as a PhD fellow shall occur pursuant to the applicable rules of the University of Copenhagen and the Faculty, as well as the relevant agreement between the Ministry of Finance and the Danish Confederation of Professional Associations (AC). Under this agreement, the PhD fellow is obliged – without further remuneration – to carry out allotted work to an extent corresponding to a total of 840 working hours in the case of a three-year contract.

Applications must be submitted on the appropriate form, which also stipulates the appropriate enclosures to attach. Do not submit written work. The assessment committee will request copies if deemed necessary.

Application form and application guide lines are available at: http://english.hum.ku.dk/research/phd/new_phd_fellowships/
For any further questions contact the PhD Center by e-mail: phdcenter@hum.ku.dk or phone +45 35 32 92 23.

6 hard-copies of each application (one copy in loose leaves) and all enclosures must be submitted to the Faculty Secretariat, Njalsgade 80, DK-2300 Copenhagen S, Denmark by 15 August 2008 at 12:00. No appendices may be submitted after this deadline, with the exception of thesis assessments. Electronic applications are not accepted.

Saturday, May 24, 2008

- Postgraduate Scholarships - The University of Manchester




The University of Manchester offers scholarships for Postgraduate:

1. IDPM ICTs Taught Masters Scholarship
  • Managing department: Development
  • Value: The scholarship consists of a half fee waiver at the 2008 overseas fee rate, equivalent to £5,500. The award is automatically deducted from the successful student’s fee at registration.
  • Specified use: Must be used in the 2008-2009 academic year to study on the MSc ICTs for Development.
  • Tenable period: The scholarship is for full time study in the academic year 2008-2009. The scholarship is only available to overseas fee paying students.
  • Continuation of award: Continuation of the award is subject to satisfactory progress.
  • Number available: 1

2. IDPM MIS Taught Masters Scholarship
  • Managing department: Development.
  • Value: The scholarship consists of a half fee waiver at the 2008 overseas fee rate, equivalent to £5,500. The award is automatically deducted from the successful student’s fee at registration.
  • Specified use: Must be used in the 2008-2009 academic year to study on the MSc Management & Information Systems: Change & Development.
  • Tenable period: The scholarship is for full time study in the academic year 2008-2009.
  • Continuation of award: Continuation of the award is subject to satisfactory progress.
  • Number available: 1.

Deadline June 30, 2008

For more detail information please click here

or

E-mail: richard.heeks@manchester.ac.uk
Development Informatics Group, IDPM, SED,
University of Manchester, UK

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

- Postgraduate Scholarships - The University of Manchester




The University of Manchester offers scholarships for Postgraduate:

1. IDPM ICTs Taught Masters Scholarship
• Managing department: Development
• Value: The scholarship consists of a half fee waiver at the 2008 overseas fee rate, equivalent to £5,500. The award is automatically deducted from the successful student’s fee at registration.
• Specified use: Must be used in the 2008-2009 academic year to study on the MSc ICTs for

Development
• Tenable period: The scholarship is for full time study in the academic year 2008-2009. The scholarship is only available to overseas fee paying students
• Continuation of award: Continuation of the award is subject to satisfactory progress.
• Number available: 1

2. IDPM MIS Taught Masters Scholarship
• Managing department: Development
• Value: The scholarship consists of a half fee waiver at the 2008 overseas fee rate, equivalent to £5,500. The award is automatically deducted from the successful student’s fee at registration.
• Specified use: Must be used in the 2008-2009 academic year to study on the MSc Management & Information Systems: Change & Development
• Tenable period: The scholarship is for full time study in the academic year 2008-2009
• Continuation of award: Continuation of the award is subject to satisfactory progress.
• Number available: 1

Deadline June 30, 2008

For more detail information please click http://www.sed.manchester.ac.uk/

or

E-mail: richard.heeks@manchester.ac.uk
Development Informatics Group, IDPM, SED,
University of Manchester, UK