Summer Student Program 2025 at HZDR

• You are a university student of natural sciences (physical or life sciences), engineering or related studies.
• You must have a valid university enrollment covering the whole period of the program from July till September 2025.
• You must have finished at least 3 years of total university studies before the upcoming summer (Bachelor degree or official confirmation required).
• You can prove a good academic performance through your grades and a letter of recommendation written by a professor or scientist from your university who knows you and your work and is in the position to evaluate it.
• You have good knowledge of the English language in order to take part in all activities of the program.
• Applicants already holding a master's degree but not being students of a different course as well as PhD students are not eligible for the program.
• Students who had a contract/stipend at HZDR one year before first of July of the targeted year are not eligible for the summer student program.
• If you are not enrolled at a university (e.g., you are holding a bachelor's degree and you are only planning a master's studies course) you are not eligible for the summer student program.

1. Application form: (https://www.hzdr.de/db/!Conference.SummerStudents.Registration?pLang=en&pNid=2535)
2. Curriculum Vitae in English (pdf).
3. A copy of your academic grades/records in English or with English translation (pdf).
4. A copy of your student ID (image file).

• Further information about applying procedures is available at this link: Here 
• Application Link: Here 

• Scientific lectures (between calendar weeks 31 and 35).
• Individual discussions and meetings with their supervisor.
• Feedback about their overall performance at the end of the program.
• Free accommodation during the whole stay.
• A grant of 36,-€ per day (enough to cover everyday expenses).
• Insurance (health, accidents, third party liability).
• Bus tickets.
• There will be no financial support available for the flight tickets or other trip costs.
• Generally, students are responsible for trip and visa issues.

ANSO-CAS-TWAS/UNESCO PhD Scholarship 2025

• Eligible applicants should NOT hold Chinese citizenship.
• Eligible applicants must be nationals of eligible developing countries in the South (Developing Countries in the South | TWAS).
• Eligible applicants should be proficient in English or Chinese.
• For PhD program applicants: you should be born after 1st January 1990­­ (inclusive).
• Eligible applicants should meet the admission criteria for international students of USTC/UCAS.
• Eligible applicants should NOT take up other assignments during the period of his/her scholarship.
• If the applicant is currently pursuing a doctoral degree at any university/institution in China, s/he will NOT be eligible for the PhD program of this scholarship. Otherwise, s/he will be disqualified from admission and the situation will be reported to the current university/institution.
• You are NOT allowed to apply for the ANSO Scholarship in both USTC and UCAS simultaneously, otherwise you will be disqualified from admission.

1. Photocopy of passport (ordinary passport with validity of at least one year).
2. A study or research proposal (no less than 800 words).
3. Curriculum Vitae.
4. Two letters of recommendation from full professors or associate professors (with phone number and email address).
5. Foreigner Physical Examination Form (download in the Annex).
6. Applicants for programs instructed in Chinese must provide a photocopy of their HSK certificate (at least level 4) or other proof of their Chinese language proficiency; applicants for programs instructed in English must provide a photocopy of valid IELTS or TOEFL result or other proof of their English proficiency (except those whose mother tongue is English).
7. Photocopy of degree certificate and academic transcripts for both Bachelor's Degree and Master's Degree (if have) notarized by the Ministry of Education or equivalent authority in your country.

• If applicants are university students, they must provide official documents showing their student status and the exact time when they will obtain their degree certificate.
• If applicants already graduated but have not yet obtained the degree certificate, they must provide official documents explaining the reasons and stating clearly when they will obtain the degree certificate.
• If applicants are already employed, they must provide official documents showing their status as on-post employees and permission of release.
• Notarized translation in Chinese or English must be attached if the submitted documents are not in Chinese or English.
• Application materials will NOT be returned regardless of the application result.
• Application Link: To the USTC admission system portal click: Here 

1. Tuition waiver.
2. Monthly stipend: 6,000 or 7,000 CNY/month (depending on whether the awardee has passed the qualification test arranged by the University), up to 48 months.
3. Health insurance.
4. Application fee waiver.
5. International travel allowance from awardee’s home country to China (one trip per awarded candidate).
6. One-time visa.

Arab Fund Postgraduate Fellowships at ICTP 2025

• PhD students who are nationals of and enrolled in a PhD programme in an Arab Fund Member States are eligible.
• Arab Fund Member States are: Algeria, Bahrain, Comoros, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Syria, Sudan, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Yemen.
• The programme aims at an equitable participation of fellows and encourages applications from women scientists. Priority will be given to young researchers.

• PART I - Candidate's application: The online application comprises two parts where information must be entered:
  1. 1. Student's Profile - The first part is a profile of the applicant themselves. Once completed, it is saved (but may be updated whenever needed) and is thus available for all applications to ICTP.
     2. Student's Application - Once the profile is completed the application for a STEP fellowship will become available. Students will be asked to:
     3. provide the title of their PhD project (this could also be a thesis title);
     4. describe the research proposal or training programme to be supported by this fellowship (please note that the area of research must be of relevance to the list of sub fields as in the announcement of this program): this includes a summary of the research activity/project to be supported by this fellowship (one page minimum), reference to previous work/publications relevant to this project done by the applicants or his/her PhD supervisor and a time outline of the proposal including specific objectives to be achieved and dates;
     5. suggest the name of a co-supervisor at ICTP;
     6. upload a copy of their English proficiency certificate in pdf format (this can be any certificate or document, which gives proof of their ability to follow advanced level courses, to study and to write scientific articles in the English language);
     7. upload any other document to support their application, such as an acceptance letter from a suggested co-supervisor or host Lab.
     9. Once the application is submitted, students will be asked to send the invitation to their PhD supervisor at their home institute. Their Supervisor will receive an invitation email with a link to fill the second part of the application (Part II) along with the instructions on how to proceed with the application - including the deadline for the application.
• PART II - Home Supervisor's part: This part comprises two sections where information must be entered:
  
  1. 1. 1. Home Supervisor's Profile - The first section is a profile of the home supervisors themselves. Once completed, it is saved (but may be updated whenever needed) and is thus available for all applications to ICTP.
     2. 2. Home Supervisor's supporting information- Once the profile is completed the part regarding the student (Fellow)'s application becomes available.
     3. The supervisors will be asked to:
        
        • • Explain how the experience gained by the Fellow's participation in the STEP fellowship will directly benefit scientific research at their Institute;
          • Provide specific information regarding potential ICTP or European collaborators with expertise relevant to the Fellow's research project;
          • Give a justification of the applicant´s research plan;
          • Provide a list of recent publications on ongoing research work;
          • Provide the titles of the Ph.D. theses already supervised in the last 5 years;
          • Upload a recommendation letter for the applicant's participation in the programme.
          • Applications without the Supervisor's part won't be considered.

• The fellowship includes a stipend of EU 1,400 per month during each stay at the ICTP, as well as the costs of travel and medical insurance.
• It is understood that, during all other periods not covered by the fellowship, i.e. when at the home institute, all support needed for continuing and finishing the fellow’s research work is provided by other funding sources.
• Fellowships are awarded by the merit of the thesis proposed by the student and the home country advisor, as decided by the selection committee.
• Once a fellow is selected, he/she will be assigned an ICTP co-advisor in the appropriate research area. The advisors from both the home and the host institutes will jointly supervise the fellow's research.
• The two advisors are expected to coordinate the research and training work of the fellow, which is concluded when the fellow student obtains the PhD at his/her home institute.

Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Astrophysics and Space Science (MASS)

• Gravitation and Cosmology
• Stellar Astrophysics
• Exoplanets
• Astrophysical Techniques
• Astrostatistics and Big Data
• Space Science

• Either a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university in Astronomy, Astrophysics, Physics, Mathematics, Computing Science, Space Engineering or related fields.
• Or another recognized degree from accredited higher education institutions that certifies an equivalent amount of learning in the same fields, quantified as 3 years of university studies corresponding to at least 180 credits in the European Credit Transfer System, and that allows access to second-cycle programs at the Master level in the higher education system within which the degree was obtained.
• Or to be expected to obtain a Bachelor’s Degree in the above-mentioned fields at the latest by the end of June of the starting year of the Master's Course, for applicants who need to apply for a visa to study in Italy, or by the end of July of the starting year of the Master's Course, for applicants who are exempt from a visa application to study in Italy.
• To possess an academic transcript of records that demonstrates the fulfillment of the following minimum requirements concerning the acquired knowledge in Mathematics and Physics:
• Mathematical Knowledge: Linear Algebra, Mathematical Analysis in one or several variables, Linear operators;
• Physics Knowledge: Basic knowledge of classic and modern Physics, Mechanics, Thermodynamics, and Electromagnetism; Elements of Quantum Mechanics, Special Relativity, and Nuclear Physics; basic knowledge of geometrical and wave Optics.
• Lab skills: activities, experimental physics data analysis, and programming.
• English Language Proficiency.

• The required documents must be uploaded as digital copies and in English language versions.
• Applicants must provide a certified translation in the English language of any document issued in a different language, Otherwise, documents will not be taken into consideration.
• The required documents are:
  1. 1. The completed application form including the scan-copy of the hand-signed “application declaration form: Here
     2. A copy of the Bachelor’s degree or an official statement specifying the expected date of the same, if not yet obtained.
     3. The academic transcripts of records including an explanation of the grade scale.
     4. A description of relevant attended course modules that reports for each module the title, the syllabus, the grade obtained, and the number of ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) credits or the number of hours.
     5. An up-to-date CV (curriculum vitæ, resume), which includes a list of publications (if any), the title and short summary of the Bachelor’s thesis (if applicable), a description of extra-curricular activities that are related to astrophysics and space science (if any), and skills acquired (e.g. computer/ programming skills).
     6. A cover/motivation letter (max. 1000 words) demonstrating the consistency between the Programme objectives and the applicant’s motivation, academic/professional background and professional project(s).
     7. A scan of the passport (a scan of the national ID will be accepted conditionally if the applicant does not have a passport at the time of the application);
     8. Two recommendation letters. The applicants should provide the email addresses of two university professors, who are willing to submit recommendation letters in support of their application. The applicants are responsible for verifying that the recommendation letter requests have been received by the named professors and that the letters are submitted by the professors within the deadline specified in the call for applications. Recommendation letters that are submitted directly by the applicants will not be considered.
     9. One of the below-listed certificates of English language proficiency or proof of registration to the next available test of English language proficiency from the below list or a certification issued by the university of origin stating that the applicant has carried out the university degree program entirely in English (if applicable):
        • • Cambridge C1 Advanced First (formerly known as Cambridge English: Advanced, CAE) or higher level Cambridge certificates.
          • (IELTS) Academic test, minimum overall band score of “Band 7” and not more than 2 years old.
          • Internet-based (iBT) TOEFL with a minimum score of 95 points and not more than 2 years old.
          • TOEFL Essentials with a minimum overall band score of 10 and not more than 2 years old.
          • Pearson PTE Academic Test with a minimum score of 76.
          • UNIcert level “III”.
          • C1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).

• Native English speakers and applicants who have carried out their previous university studies entirely in English, as certified by their university of origin, are exempted from providing such proof.
• Application Link: Here 

• The participation costs and tuition fees.
• A comprehensive insurance package for the entire period of participation in the program.
• A monthly allowance of 1,400 € will be paid directly to the student for the duration of the participation in the Master course (up to a maximum of 24 months), intended to cover travel and subsistence costs.

SUSTAGRI Erasmus Mundus in Cutting-Edge Technologies for Sustainable Agriculture

• Education: Bachelor´s degree, with a minimum of three years study at a university and a minimum of 180 ECTS, or equivalent, according to the regulations in the country of origin and the European regulations, or to be in your last year of a Bachelor´s degree, preferably in: Agricultural Engineering, Computing and Telecommunication Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Any other similar degrees.
• You must graduate before the Master’s program starts
• English: International students attending the SUSTAGRI Programme and whose first language is not English are required to have a grade equivalent to level B2 before registration.

• A copy is enough to apply for admission. The Academic Transcript of Records may be incomplete at the time of application but must be complete by the time of final enrolment. The BSc degree must be delivered always before the start of the program.
• Further on, originals or their certified copies will be required to proceed with final registration for SUSTAGRI Master´s degree.
• Mandatory Documents:
• • 1. Identity Card or Passport, If you hold more than one nationality, please attach a copy of all the documents providing those nationalities.
    2. Official university Bachelor's or Master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree (equivalent to level 6 EFQ).
    3. Should the applicant have not yet finished their studies at the time of application, they must be in a position to obtain their BSc degree before the start of the SUSTAGRI program.
    4. Academic Transcript of Records. This transcript must contain all the courses taken during the entire bachelor's or master's degree at the university of origin. Hence, it should include course, grades, and the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) obtained to complete the program.
    5. Certificate of proficiency in English (see previous section).
    6. Curriculum Vitae in English. Mandatory Europass format (pdf).
    7. Check out how to apply: Here 

• 3 students from EU member states and third countries associated to the Erasmus Programme.
• 17 students from third countries not associated to the Programme, of which:
• 4 students shall be from countries of the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation – Global Europe Instrument (NDICI-Global Europe)
• 1 student shall be from countries of Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA III)
• The EMS is paid as a monthly non-taxable stipend of 1400€ for the entire length of the programme (24 months) to contribute to student travel and installation costs and a subsistence allowance for the entire duration of the programme.
• The EMS also covers all student participation costs to SUSTAGRI master: tuition fees, full insurance coverage and other mandatory costs related to student participation in the course.
• If you are offered an EMS, you will be given 3 to 5 days to accept our offer. If you do not accept our offer, your EMS will be provided to the next ranked student.
• The first EMS payment will only be made after you arrive in Pamplona for the first semester of the SUSTAGRI programme.
• Students who have previously obtained an EMJM scholarship or an Erasmus Mundus Master Course/Joint Doctorate scholarship are not eligible to apply for an additional EMS.
• EMS holders cannot benefit from another EU-funded scholarship scheme to follow the same course, which is for the entire course period.

FilmMemory Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM)

• FilmMemory is aimed at students from all over the world with a bachelor's degree (BA) in Audio-visual Arts, Film studies, Communication Studies, Arts, History, Cultural Studies or related subjects such as Archival Studies, Heritage Studies or Museology.
• Other degrees (of at least EQF Level 6) may be accepted from applicants with a convincing application package and upon completion of an outstanding application assignment.
• Applicants without such a degree must demonstrate a recognised equivalent level of learning according to national legislation and practices in the degree-awarding countries/institutions.
• Candidates eligible for scholarships are students who have obtained a primary higher-education degree or can demonstrate a recognised equivalent according to national legislation and practices of the degree-awarding country.
• While this condition must necessarily be fulfilled at the time of enrolment, the Consortium accepts scholarship applications from students in the last year of their first higher education degree.

1. Completed and sent application e-form.
2. CV and motivation letter are each limited to 1000 characters (including spaces).
3. Final university diploma of previous BA/MA degree(s) and their transcripts of records (If not in English, additional officially certified translation into English is mandatory, and it should include the University stamp), It must be clear that:
   • • Submitting a portfolio is not obligatory,
     • The Selection Committee may or may not take this portfolio into consideration.
     • Crucial information should not be mentioned in this portfolio but in the abovementioned CV and motivation letter: Here
4. Certified copies of an English language certificate. Candidates are required to a good spoken and written English command, and English proficiency certificates: the minimum required level is B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference, Students can prove their proficiency by the following means: Provide one of the following English certificates with the minimum scores listed below, issued within 2 years before the application deadline:
   1. • IELTS Academic 6.0 (with no component less than 6.0).
      • TOEFL iBT 79 or CBT 213 or PBT 550.
      • TOEFL IBT Home Addition test 79.
      • TOEIC Listening + Reading 605 Speaking 160 Writing 150.
      • ACT English 20 + Reading 20.
      • Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) grade A, B, or C.
      • First Certificate in English (FCE) grade A, B, or C.
      • Cambridge Linguaskill exam B2.
      • Duolingo English Test 110.
5. Preliminary Graduation project proposal – no more than 500 words.
6. Assignment: There are 3 potential options to complete the student selection assignment: A critical written essay, a critical video essay, or a data analytics assignment, Students should choose one of the three options.
7. A recent photo of the student (must be a high-definition image with a white background).
8. Copy of passport or ID card (EU) with expiration date. It is highly recommended that the expiration date is 31 August 2026 or later.
9. A residence certificate issued within 12 months before the submission deadline of the application, in accordance with the candidate's municipality's normal registration rules OR a certificate from the candidate's place of work, study or training issued by the employer or institution in question.
10. Digital Portfolio - You may have additional documents you would like to show to the selection committee. For example, sample writing, BA thesis, links to other video essays or audio-visual works, details of curatorial, archival or preservation work, etc.
11. If this is the case, then you can make a portfolio and upload it as one (and only one) PDF document.

• As an Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters, FilmMemory will offer full scholarships to selected best-ranked students worldwide.
• Students who are granted an Erasmus+ scholarship pay no tuition fees and receive a scholarship of 1,400 EUR per month (max. 24 months).
• These Erasmus+ scholarships contribute to travel, visa, and a living allowance.

Zukunftskolleg Konnect Fellowships for scholars from Africa, Asia and Latin America

• Sciences
• Humanities
• Politics
• Law
• Economics

• You were born AND worked in country in Latin America, Asia, or Africa.
• You hold a doctorate (max. 2 years, doctoral degree granted after 15 February 2023) OR are a doctoral student in your final year.
• Your doctorate was/ is going to be completed at a university in Latin America, Asia, or Africa.
• You do not hold a permanent professorship, nor do you have a habilitation or equivalent qualification (Venia legendi).
• Your research project should tie in with one of the disciplines represented at the University of Konstanz.
• Track A: You should name a researcher at the University of Konstanz with whom you intend to collaborate (no need to contact person(s) in advance!).
• Track B: Nomination by one (Junior) professor of the University of Konstanz
• Preference will be given to applicants who plan to team up with one of our current Zukunftskolleg Fellows or within the Cluster “Politics of Inequality” or “Collective Behaviour”.
• Preference will be given to fellows from countries not represented in our community.

1. A letter of motivation (including your objectives for the research stay at the Zukunftskolleg and an explanation of how your research ties in with the research landscape at the University of Konstanz - maximum 2 pages).
2. Short summary of your current research project and outlook on your project at the Zukunftskolleg (together maximum 3 pages incl. references).
3. A detailed work and time plan for your on-campus research stay.
4. Your curriculum vitae.
5. Relevant certificates (doctoral certificate OR a letter from your doctoral supervisor confirming the status of your doctoral thesis).
6. Track A: One academic letter of reference, on official letterhead paper and signed by the respective reviewer
7. Track B: Nomination Letter by Konstanz (junior) professor will be sent directly to the Zukunftskolleg

• During the on-campus research stay, a stipend of € 1,300/month for doctoral students and € 2,000/month for postdoctoral researchers (following DAAD guidelines: Here)
• Standard expenses for one economy-class trip to Konstanz and back.
• The chance to participate in events organized by the Zukunftskolleg.
• Access to library resources.
• Access to IT services.
• Access to research support services (via Research Support).
• Up to 750€ research allowance upon request
• Research Return Visit by a member of the University of Konstanz to your home institution upon request
• ZUKOnnect Fellows will benefit from a digital affiliation extending the total period to 12 months. The digital affiliation will be supported with up to € 900 (lump sum).
• German language course (online and on-site to be confirmed for 2025).
• Career Kit Plus - weekly series of seminars and workshops offered by the University of Konstanz staff members or external trainers (e.g. open access, good practice in academic writing, career perspectives, funding opportunities, but also sight visits and other encounters) Programme for 2025 to be confirmed.
• "Fellows go Local" - ZUKOnnect meetings with fellows, staff, PhD students in town, helping to adjust in the local region supported by the Universitätsgesellschaft Konstanz.

European University Institute (EUI) - Doctoral Programme in Economics

• Diploma equivalent to the minimum qualification needed to study for a doctorate in a given country.
• English language proficiency level C1.
• Applicants who need to be proficient for their specific research project in another working language(s) of the EUI (French, German, Italian, and Spanish), which is not their native language, will be asked to take a spoken and written test when invited for interview.

1. One or two-page CV (CV with pictures are allowed).
2. Research statement of 1500 words.
3. Degree transcript(s) issued by your university listing the exams/courses taken at the university, grades/marks awarded, and (if applicable) the final degree result.
4. You should also attach your degree transcript(s) from previous degree(s).
5. Do not attach or send supplementary documents that are not strictly requested, such as traineeship diplomas, etc.
6. International English language certificate: IELTS (From 7.5), TOEFL (IBT)* (From 110), Cambridge Proficiency (A/B/C), Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) (A/B)
7. Exemption from English language proficiency certificate: Candidates who speak English as a first language or who have written their thesis in English for completion of a degree from a university program entirely taught in English.
8. Copy of an identity document (such as a passport or ID card) - JPG format.
9. If you hold dual nationality, you should attach a copy of a second passport/ID card proving your second nationality.
10. The copy of your ID document(s) will only be processed by the EUI Administration and the relevant funding authority(ies), and it will not be distributed to the EUI Departmental selection committee.
11. GRE (EUI code 7395 - departmental code 1801).
12. Candidates must directly upload the mandatory GRE Test Score (GRE Examinee Score Report/GRE Test Taker Score Report) to the online application form.
13. Application Link: Here 

• Monthly Grant: 1,620 € as of 1 January 2025.
• Family allowance: No.
• Travel allowance: Yes (provided by the EUI).
• Health insurance: Yes.
• The Grant Authority provides a monthly grant for the first three years of EUI Ph.D. Programme.
• The fourth year is covered by the EUI (2025 EUI 4th year grant is 1.620 € per month, in addition to other allowances).

MaMaSELF - Erasmus Mundus Master in Material Science

• Chemistry
• Engineering
• Physics & Math

• Students must have a Bachelor's Degree in Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science or related disciplines. (Bachelors in Mechanical engineering or Mechatronics are not adapted to the Mamaself program).
• Students coming from a main background in Civil Engineering, Medicine or Pharmacy, will not be accepted unless they have a good background in Chemistry or Physics (at Bachelor's level) and present a course syllabus.
• Students from India must have a 4-year Bachelor's Degree with a Bachelor's thesis to get registered at TUM or LMU.
• Students who are in their Bachelor's studies must show a certificate of registration in the third year of the Bachelor's Degree, instead of the diploma, and must show their undergraduate diploma the following summer.
• Good Level in the English Language

1. • Fill in the form
2. Add the requested documents:
   1. 1. Transcripts.
      2. Bachelor's Degree (or certificate of third year of Bachelor's Degree).
      3. Letters of recommendation.
      4. A passport.
      5. A photo.
      6. English level certificate (Levels differ according to the site of the consortium): TOEFL Internet based Test (iBT): 80, iBT Home Edition: 88,  IELTS Academic with a minimum overall band score of 6.5, CAE (Cambridge Advanced English), Grades A, B, C
      7. The CECR (Common European Framework of Reference), will be accepted at the University of Rennes, University of Montpellier, and the University of Turin, level B2, C1, or C2.
3. ENGLISH AS A MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION: If your education in your country was in English, then please provide a certificate from your university confirming this, This document will be compulsory if the student does not provide an accepted English test, In this case, the language of instruction needs to have been English for at least 50% of the program for at least one year.

• These Erasmus Mundus scholarships are awarded to the best students on a competitive basis.
• The scholarship covers travel and living expenses and tuition fees in Europe for the full duration of the course.
• Scholarship for non-EU students: €33,600 for the 2 years.

DESY Summer Student Program 2025

• Photon science
• Elementary particle physics & accelerators
• Astroparticle physics

• Applicants should have completed at least three years of full-time studies at university level in physics, related natural science disciplines or computing by the summer of 2025
• The main target audiences are students who are at the following two stages by summer 2025:
  • • They are about to obtain their Bachelor's degree.
    • They hold a Bachelor's degree and are enrolled in a Master's programme.
• Applicants who already obtained a Master's degree or will have obtained it by summer 2025 cannot be accepted.
• Applicants should not have previously been at DESY as a summer student.
• Please take note that due to regulations for paid internships in Germany, we can only accept students who are enrolled at their university for the whole period of the Summer Student Programme. Unfortunately, we cannot make exceptions to this rule since this is a necessary criteria due to German employment law.
• No applications from students enrolled at Russian or Belarussian universities are accepted regardless of their citizenship.
• Good working knowledge of English and some basic computing skills.
• The students are expected to participate during the full period of the 2025 programme, from July 22 until September 11.

1. A CV (usually 1-2 pages are sufficient for the complete CV).
2. University grade certificates (e.g. bachelor certificate, credit points, etc.).
3. Applicants from NON-EU and NON-EEA countries need a work permit for Germany, This is German law and mandatory for attending the DESY Summer Student Progamme.
4. Please upload a separate second document (in one .pdf file) containing:
   1. 1. A copy of your international passport.
      2. A certificate of enrollment is provided by your university. It has to cover the whole period of the programme, i.e. 22 July to 11 September 2025.
      3. IN ADDITION, the Central Working Agency in Bonn requires the so-called “Declaration of Certificate of Enrollment” which is also mandatory and has to be signed and stamped by your university, covering the same period of time (22 July to 11 September 2025), Download from: Here
      4.  Two reference letters

• The students will get DESY Hostel accommodation provided free-of-cost during the full programme period.
• The students will receive adequate financial support to cover living expenses.

Erasmus+ International Master in Innovative Medicine (IMIM)

• Medicine
• Biotechnology
• Molecular Biology
• Bioengineering

• A bachelor's degree in one of the following (or closely related) fields: biochemistry; bioengineering; pharmaceutical sciences; biomedical sciences; genetics; molecular biology; biotechnology; medicine; dentistry; or similar.
• A bachelor (or master) degree equivalent to a European undergraduate degree (of 180 ECTS) in terms of general end-level of the qualification as well as academic focus.
• A proven record of academic/extra-curricular excellence: e.g. GPA; research experience.
• A strong motivation to pursue a career incorporating translational, biomedical sciences, and research.
• A proven English proficiency in accordance with IMIM language requirements.

1. Bachelor's Diploma or official Statement of Expected Graduation issued by your university.
2. A transcript of Records or official Statement of Registration for the courses issued by your university.
3. An English language test or proof of English test exemption (IELTS academic: 6.5, TOEFL IBT: 92, Cambridge English: C1 advanced or C2 professional with a minimum score of 180).
4. A reference form filled out by the referee by this link: Here
5. A curriculum Vitae.
6. A passport.
7. Proof of residence.
8. A brief motivation letter of up to 1500 characters.

• The deadline for sending English proof: February 15th, 2025.
• Exemption from the English proof:
  • 1. The secondary education of applicant was fully educated in English in the following countries: USA, UK, Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, and Canada
    2. A full-time Bachelor’s degree (at least 3 years), taught in English in one of the following countries: USA, UK, Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, and Canada
    3. The applicant obtained a European Baccalaureate (EB) diploma including English as a medium of instruction (only if L1 and L2).
    4. The applicant has obtained a voorbereidend wetenschappelijk onderwijs (VWO) diploma in the Netherlands, including English as a subject (not applicable in Heidelberg).
• Application Link: Here 

• Participation fees (EUR 4500 or EUR 9000 depending on country of origin).
• A monthly allowance of EUR 1400.

EPFL Life Sciences Summer Research Program 2025 in Switzerland

• Be currently enrolled in a university in biology, biophysics, chemistry, bio-engineering, bio-informatics, quantitative biology, genetics courses, or other life sciences-related programs.
• Have a minimum of GPA equivalent to a 3.75/4.0 grade or higher, top 5% of your class.
• Having completed at least two years of undergraduate work up to the first year of a master’s degree before the start of the program.
• Showing a strong interest in pursuing a career in life sciences.
• must apply using the online application Because No other formats are acceptable.

1. You will be asked 3 short essay questions about each lab choice.
2. You are required to submit your Transcript and grade scale explanation (max 200 MB).
3. The PDF file must not contain any password protection or encryption.
4. There is a place to upload an additional PDF if you so desire.
5. You are asked to provide the name of one referee and their contact details as follows: (title, first name, surname, organization/institute, and e-mail address).

• For the lab choice section, please go to the Participating Lab list: Here, and research which labs you in which you are interested.
• Prepare all your short personal essays and lab choice explanations, your transcript, and contact details for your referee in advance. Once you begin your application, you must finish it in one sitting.
• Application Link: Here 

• Each student receives CHF 3,600 for the two-month period (July7th to August 28th 2025) which covers housing and living costs.
• Housing is reserved and paid for out of the stipends beforehand.
• Students are housed together in Lausanne.
• Students have either single rooms or double rooms and share a kitchen and bathroom facilities with their fellow SRP participants.
• We cannot make special housing arrangements.
• The majority of travel costs to and from Switzerland is covered. The program reimburses up to CHF 1,000 for overseas flights and CHF 500 for shorter distances.
• The program will help students getting the visa.

Erasmus Mundus scholarships for European Public Health Master (EUROPUBHEALTH+)

• Health programmes
• Health and social health management

• At least a university undergraduate degree, i.e. 180 ECTS, or recognized equivalent;
• Proficiency in one, two or three languages depending on the chosen pathway: English, English + French, Spanish + French + English, Spanish + English.
• Submission before the deadline of a full online application, together with all required supporting documents in English.

1. A copy of your passport or ID card.
2. Curriculum Vitae (European model: Here).
3. Motivation letter (600 words max. – in English).
4. Certified true copies of previous degrees (a bachelor’s degree being the minimum requirement) with the Diploma Supplement if available and the official or sworn English translation.
5. Official transcripts and mark sheets in English (or official/sworn English translations from the candidate’s native language) from all higher education institutions attended.
6. Evidence of language proficiency, in accordance with the chosen pathway.
7. Two recommendation forms.
8. Additional documents by university:
   1. 1. University of Liège (Belgium).
      2. Copy of high school certificate with an official/sworn translation in French or English.
      3. Year-by-year official documents for the past 5 years (if not covered by the last diploma), including:
      4. Studies or (un)employment certificates for activities lasting at least 3 months.
      5. No need to justify sabbatical periods.
      6. University College Dublin (Ireland).
      7. ID photo to issue your student card.
      8. University of Sheffield (United Kingdom)/
      9. Official authenticated English translations for any certificates or transcripts issued in a language other than English.
      10. Access to previous university’s online verification service (if unavailable, provide clear color scans or photos of original qualification documents).
      11. Confirmation of institutional accreditation if it cannot be verified through national bodies (e.g., NUC for Nigeria, GTEC for Ghana).
9. Additional information related to English language qualifications and previous visas (for the UK government’s visa process).

• More details about language proficiency and admission procedures are available at this link: Here
• Application Link: Here

• A monthly allowance up to 1400 € per month
• A health and accident insurance for the duration of studies, in compliance with the Erasmus Mundus requirements
• Full coverage of participation fees
• Erasmus Mundus scholarships are awarded only during the first application campaign (January deadline). If you wish to apply for this scholarship, please ensure that you submit your application by this deadline.
• Students who have previously received an EMJM scholarship are not eligible to apply for another scholarship under the EMJM programme.
• Please note that only a limited number of scholarships are available per cohort. We strongly encourage applicants to seek alternative sources of funding in parallel.

Erasmus Mundus Master of Science in Communications Engineering and Data Science

• Computers & IT Engineering
• Physics & Math

• Applicant must have a bachelor's degree must be equivalent to 180 ECTS credits or three years of full-time study.
• The degree must give eligibility to apply for master’s degree studies at a university in the awarding country.
• The awarding of higher education institutions has to be a recognized part of the official national education system of the country.
• It has to be accredited as a degree-granting higher education institution by the country where it is located or by a relevant international organization (such as UNESCO).
• You cannot apply to a master’s program on the basis of a previous master's degree.
• You can apply to the program with an incomplete bachelor’s degree, provided that you will graduate by 31 July 2025.
• English Language Proficiency.

1. Scanned color copy of the original Bachelor’s degree certificate.
2. Scanned color copy of the original official transcript of study records, If your degree certificate and the official transcript of records are not in English, scanned color copies of authorized translations.
3. Copy of a valid passport or an official government-issued identification card with a photo and information on citizenship. Upload a copy of the personal information page of the passport only (not all pages). Driver’s license does not have information on citizenship and is therefore not accepted.
4. Proof of English language proficiency. See the accepted language tests, other accepted methods of demonstrating English language skills, and document instructions on language requirements:
   1. 1. IELTS Academic.
      2. TOEFL.
      3. Pearson Test of English Academic PTE A.
      4. Cambridge C1 Advanced / C2 Proficiency.
      5. Degree students and exchange students from Consortium Universities.
      6. University degree completed in English in an EU/EEA country, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, or the United States while residing in that country.
5. Motivation letter (to be written directly on the application form, not as an attached document).
6. Curriculum vitae.
   1. • Links to course descriptions of relevant courses taken on the educational institution’s website (submit the links on a pdf document) “The document must be issued by the educational institution in English”.
      • If the course is completed over 5 years before the application deadline and course descriptions issued by the educational institution are no longer available, descriptions written by the applicant are accepted.
      • If the degree is incomplete, list of planned courses to be taken.
7. An unofficial document written by the applicant is accepted.
8. In addition, the student may provide the following documents to add value to their application, at least one original recommendation letter (preferably academic).
9. Recommendation letters written by work supervisors are accepted as well in case some time has passed since graduation.
10. Work certificates and certificates of other relevant achievements.
11. Copies of any publications.
12. The official transcript of records for other university studies which are not included in the mandatory part of the application.
13. Obligatory documents to be uploaded to the application form (in PDF format): Here 
14. Application Link: Here 

• Erasmus Mundus scholarship covers the Programme fee (8000 EUR/academic year) for the normative duration of studies (two academic years).
• In addition, the Erasmus Mundus scholarship holder receives 1400€/month for the subsistence costs for the duration of the program, max. 24 months.
• Students who have previously received an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) scholarship cannot apply for an additional scholarship through the EMJM program.
• Similarly, throughout the entire duration of their master's course, students already funded by an Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) are ineligible for further European Union scholarships.
• During the EMJM action implementation (admissions 2024-2027), no more than 10% of the total number of scholarships are awarded to students from the same nationality.

NHH Norwegian School of Economics - PhD Research Scholarships

• Economics
• Law
• Businness

• Applicants must normally have completed a 5-year (3+2) study cycle resulting in a Master of Science (MSc) in Economics and Business Administration or a comparable degree relevant to your specialization (e.g. MSc in Social Sciences, Psychology, Philosophy, Mathematics, Management, Law).
• Note that you only need to have completed your master’s degree before the starting date for the position (not before the application deadline).
• The grade point average (GPA) must normally correspond to a B (4) or better, on a five-point scale (A=five, B=four, C=three, D=two, E=one) and is usually calculated based on the entire 5-year degree.
• The GPA requirement of a B or better also applies to your master’s thesis.
• English language proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS or PTE Academic).
• GMAT or GRE.

1. Certificate of a Master of Science degree or equivalent including transcripts of grades, If you have not completed your degree when applying for the position, please attach an overview of the courses and grades that you have completed so far.
2. Certificate of a bachelor’s degree or equivalent including transcripts of grades.
3. Other relevant certificates or transcripts (e.g. courses completed at the PhD level), If the issuing authority of grades and degrees does not use the ECTS grading scale, please include an official description of the applied grading scale.
4. Statement of purpose describing your motivation for applying for this position (250-300 words).
5. Tentative research project outline (2000-4000 words). This research project outline should describe the aims, research questions, and motivation for the proposed area of research. Please note that your research project outline is tentative and often needs adjustments after your acceptance into the program.
6.  Curriculum vitae.
7. List of publications and/or other documented research activities.
8. Contact details of two referees (The referees should send their letters of recommendation to hr-phd@nhh.no before the application deadline).
9. Unless you are waived, you are required to upload a scanned copy of your unofficial test scores in Jobbnorge before the deadline.
10. A letter of recommendation may strengthen your application but is normally not mandatory. Please read the specific job announcement.
11. Academic Proficiency:
    1. 1. GMAT Focus Edition: a minimum score of 555 points.
       2. GMAT Exam: a minimum score of 600 points.
       3. GRE: a minimum score of 152 points on quantitative reasoning and 153 points on verbal reasoning.
12. English Language Proficiency:
    • • TOEFL written test: a minimum score of 575 points.
      • TOEFL computer-based test: a minimum score of 233 points.
      • TOEFL internet-based test: a minimum score of 90 points.
      • IELTS tests: a minimum score of 6,5 points.
      • PTE Academic: a minimum score of 62.

• You are waived if: You are a native English speaker, You have a qualifying master’s degree from a Nordic institution or, You have a qualifying master’s degree where the language of tuition was English.
• To become a PhD Research Scholar, you must apply for an announced scholarship.
• As a PhD Research Scholar, you are both a student and an employee, meaning you will receive a standard employment contract and a personnel form before your employment period commences.
• “PhD Research Scholar” is the official job title.
• Application Link: Here
• You are waived if: you hold a qualifying master’s degree from a Nordic institution

• The annual salary for the PhD research scholar position will be NOK 550 000 (equivalent to approximately EUR 46 780 or USD 49 410) pr. August 2025.
• For particularly well-qualified applicants, a higher salary may be considered.
• Thereafter annual adjustment of minimum 3%.
• The salary ensures a fair standard of living in Norway and is subject to Norwegian taxes and benefits, including health care provision and membership of the Norwegian Public Service Pension Fund.

National Scholarship Programme of the Slovak Republic

• A) students who:
  • • Are university students at universities outside Slovakia;
    • Are students of the second level of higher education (master's students), or are students who at the time of the application deadline have already completed at least 2.5 years of their university studies in the same/similar study programme;
    • Will be on a study stay in Slovakia during their higher education outside Slovakia and who will be accepted by a public, private or state higher education institution in Slovakia for an academic mobility to study in Slovakia.
    • All 3 conditions must be met. This category does not apply to doctoral (PhD) studies (or their equivalent).
    • Duration of a scholarship stay (students): 1 – 2 full semesters (i.e. 4 – 5 or 9 – 10 months) or 1 – 3 full trimesters, in case the academic year is divided into trimesters (i.e. 3 – 4 or 6 – 7 or 9 – 10 months).
• B) PhD students whose higher education or scientific training takes place outside Slovakia and who are accepted by a public, private, or state higher education institution or a research institution in Slovakia eligible to carry out a doctoral study program (e.g. the Slovak Academy of Sciences) for academic mobility to study/conduct research/artistic stay in Slovakia.
• Duration of a scholarship stay (PhD students): 1 – 10 months.
• C) international university teachers, researchers and artists who are invited to a teaching/research/artistic stay in Slovakia by an institution with a valid certificate of eligibility to carry out research and development, which is not a business compan and it has its seat in Slovakia.
• Duration of a scholarship stay (university teachers, researchers or artists): 1 – 10 months.

• Citizens of any country in the world (except the citizens of Slovakia) can apply for a scholarship stay in Slovakia under the NSP framework.
• In case of re-applying for a scholarship, the application can only be approved if between the deadline by which the applicant re-submitted the application and the deadline by which the NSP scholarship was last awarded and received, at least 2 years (including) have passed.
• Exception to this condition can be only in cases worth of special consideration, especially if the previous stay supported by the scholarship was affected by an extraordinary circumstance caused by force majeure (e.g. pandemic, military conflict, etc.).

1. International students (eligible applicants under the category A):
   1. 1. Curriculum vitae.
      2. Motivation letter.
      3. Detailed study programme
      4. Two recommendation letters issued by applicant’s university teachers
      5. Confirmation issued by the applicant’s home university confirming that the applicant is a regular student of the respective university at the time of applying
      6. Scan of applicant’s bachelor’s diploma, diploma supplement and state examination certificate (if applicable);
      7. Admission/invitation letter issued by applicant’s host university in Slovakia indicating the period of stay.
2. International PhD students (eligible applicants under the category B):
   • • Curriculum vitae.
     • Motivation letter.
     • Detailed study/research/artistic programme.
     • A recommendation letter was issued by the applicant’s dissertation supervisor.
     • Confirmation issued by the applicant’s home university/research organization confirming that the applicant is on the application deadline a regular PhD student of the respective university/research organization
     • Scan of applicant’s master’s diploma, diploma supplement, and state examination certificate (if applicable).
     • List of publications/artistic activities in the required form.
     • Admission/invitation letter issued by the applicant’s host university/research organisation in Slovakia indicating the period of stay.
3. International university teachers/researchers/artists (eligible applicants under the category C):
   • • • curriculum vitae;
     • • detailed teaching and/or research/artistic program
     • • scan of the applicant’s diploma of the highest academic degree achieved;
     • • list of publications/artistic activities in the required form
     • • invitation letter issued by the applicant’s host university/research organization in Slovakia indicating the period of stay.

• A) university student of the second level of higher education: 620 EUR/month.
• B) PhD student: 1025,50 EUR/month.
• C) university teacher/researcher/artist:
  • • Without PhD degree (or its equivalent) and at the same time less than 4 years of work experience as a university teacher/researcher/artist: 1025,50 EUR/month.
    • With PhD degree (or its equivalent) and at the same time less than 10 years of work experience as a university teacher/researcher/artist: 1370 EUR/month.
    • With PhD degree (or its equivalent) and at the same time more than 10 years of work experience as a university teacher/researcher/artist: 1470 EUR/month.
    • The costs related to staying in Slovakia (food, accommodation, etc.), during their study, research/artistic, or teaching stay at universities and in research organizations in Slovakia.
    • Travel grant.

CERN Summer Student Programme 2025

• Physics
• Engineering
• Computer Science 
• Mathematics 

• You are a Bachelor or Master student (not PhD) in Physics, Engineering, Computer Science or Mathematics and should have completed, by the European Summer 2024, at least 6 semesters of full-time studies in the field, at university level.
• You will remain registered as a student during your stay at CERN. If you expect to graduate during European summer 2024 (as of May), you are also eligible to apply.
• You have not worked at CERN before with any other status (Technical Student, Trainee, User or other status) for more than 3 months and you have not been previously a Summer Student at CERN.
• You have a good knowledge of English; knowledge of French would be an advantage.
• Candidates of all nationalities are welcome to apply for this Summer Student Programme.
• Additional Information: CERN would very much like to benefit from your expertise, commitment and passion, In return, CERN will provide you with:
  
  • • A contract of association of 8 to 13 weeks* to work on a technical project.
    • An extensive physics lecture programme (students will also be able to attend a series of IT lectures organized by Openlab).
    • A 92 CHF per calendar day (net of tax) subsistence allowance to cover the cost of accommodation and meals in the Geneva area for a single person for the whole contract duration.
    • A travel allowance on a lump sum basis paid at the end of your stay to help you with the cost of travel between Geneva and your residence at the time of the selection committee.
    • Coverage by CERN’s comprehensive Health Insurance scheme (contribution already deducted from allowance).**
    • Assistance to find accommodation on the CERN site or nearby.
    • Candidates coming from a CERN Non Member State country can stay for a duration of 8 weeks only. (Find here the list of CERN Member and Associate Member States).
    • The few students who are paid directly from a national funding agency have to come to CERN with their own insurance coverage.

1. A CV.
2. Motivation Letter.
3. A copy of your most recent academic transcript giving an overview of your marks (if you download it from your university portal please make sure there is no protection so that we can open it).
4. Two mandatory reference letters (dated less than 12 months), from your lecturers and/or previous internships.

• A contract of association of 8 to 13 weeks* to work on a technical project.
• An extensive physics lecture programme (students will also be able to attend a series of IT lectures organized by Openlab).
• A 92 CHF per calendar day (net of tax) subsistence allowance to cover the cost of accommodation and meals in the Geneva area for a single person for the whole contract duration.
• A travel allowance on a lump sum basis paid at the end of your stay to help you with the cost of travel between Geneva and your residence at the time of the selection committee.
• Coverage by CERN’s comprehensive Health Insurance scheme (contribution already deducted from allowance).
• Assistance to find accommodation on the CERN site or nearby.

Erasmus Mundus - Master’s in Journalism, Media and Globalisation (Mundus Journalism)

• At least 3 months of journalistic experience.
• Due to the nature of the Mundus Journalism program, journalistic skills are required prior to course start, hence we ask for at least 3 months’ journalistic experience.
• While there is no formal bar on applicants with related experience – such as, for example, writing news for government departments or press offices of non-governmental organizations – such applicants should bear in mind that the application process is extremely competitive.
• Applicants with more conventional journalistic experience may therefore be offered places ahead of those who lack it. However, we acknowledge that journalistic experience may take many forms.
• Hence "traditional" journalistic experience (composing stories for a published media outlet) is not the only accepted form of experience.
• Since the consortium will evaluate your application as a whole, we cannot answer questions regarding the sufficiency of your specific experience beforehand.
• Our best recommendation is for you to give it a shot, send us an application, and make sure to elaborate on the relevance of your experience.
• You are also welcome to give it a shot if your experience comes from an internship, however as noted above, applicants with more (conventional) journalistic experience may be offered places ahead of those who lack it.
• We need documentation (such as a contract, paychecks, or a reference from a professional journalist – preferably your former or current editor-in-chief) on how your experience equals (at least) three-months of full time journalism experience.

1. A bachelor's degree within a relevant field of study, When commencing the Mundus Journalism programme by the 1st of September, students must have completed a bachelor's degree (or the equivalent of a 3 year's EU BA degree) in a relevant subject. Applicants who have not yet graduated from their BA degree at the time of application, can, however, still apply.
2. All applicants need to include a transcript of records of all the courses completed within the application package. Applicants who have received their BA certificate must include this as well. Applicants who are yet to graduate must forward documentation of a bachelor's degree to Aarhus University no later than the 1st of September to complete the enrolment process prior to course start.
3. Subjects within bachelor's programs in Arts/Humanities and Social Sciences are by default considered to be relevant. Applicants who have completed other programmes, but whose qualifications are deemed by the Consortium to be relevant and adequate, may also be offered admission.
4. To ensure that the best candidates are admitted, the Consortium has decided to give priority to academic merit; candidates will only be admitted if they have an above-average bachelor’s degree (a minimum of an above-average class mark/GPA is expected).
5. Due to visa regulations, the test cannot be older than 2 years when the visa is issued.
6. Documentation of your English skills if you are not a native English speaker, The Erasmus Mundus Journalism program is taught in English, Students must therefore be able to read academic textbooks and articles, take part in classroom discussions and lectures, and undertake written work and exams in English. Hence, we require a high command of English.
7. We require evidence of English language proficiency if you are not a native English speaker.
8. We only accept the tests listed below, as they reflect some of the essential features of academic language and thereby assess whether you are ready to study in an English language environment.

• • • IELTS Academic test with a band score of 7,0 and a minimum score of 6.0 in each category** Due to Covid-19, we also accept the so-called 'Computer-delivered IELTS-test'. We do NOT accept the Global IELTS indicator
    • TOEFL test with a score of at least 100***. Due to Covid-19, we also accept the TOEFL iBT Home Edition (internet based)
    • Cambridge ESOL exams: Certificate of Proficiency (CPE) or Certificate in Advanced English with at least 190 points on the Cambridge English-scale****
    • We consider applicants to be native English speakers if they come from any of these countries: Antigua and Barbuda; Australia; The Bahamas; Barbados; Belize; Canada; Dominica; Grenada; Guyana; Ireland; Jamaica; New Zealand; St Kitts and Nevis; St Lucia; St Vincent and the Grenadines; Trinidad and Tobago; United Kingdom; or United States of America
    • Before taking the IELTS test you must select Aarhus University as receiver of your IELTS test results. The IELTS report should be scanned in a high-quality resolution and be included within the application package.
    • Before taking the TOEFL test you must select Aarhus University as receiver of your TOEFL test results.
    • Aarhus University TOEFL-code is 8935.
    • Failure to do so may result in a rejection of your TOEFL test results. If you have already taken the test, please contact the test centre in order for them to add Aarhus University’s TOEFL code 8935 to your test.
    • The TOEFL report should be scanned in a high-quality resolution and be included within the application package.
    • If you take a Cambridge ESOL exam, please share your results with Aarhus University through the Candidate Results Website (candidates.cambridgeenglish.org).
    • You log on by using your ‘Candidate ID’ and ‘Secret Number’, which you get from the test center. Failure to share your test results through the Candidate Results Website may result in a rejection of your Cambridge ESOL test results.
    • The Cambridge report should be scanned in a high-quality resolution and be included within the application package.

• We offer 20 Erasmus Mundus scholarships for students from Partner Countries of €49,000 (€47,000 if the travel distance from the place of residence is less than 4,000 km).
• We offer 3 Erasmus Mundus scholarships for students from Programme Countries of €35,000 CATEGORY B ON THE APPLICATION FORM.
• Also, offer Erasmus+ stipends of up to €3500 to students not awarded a Mundus scholarship.

Kyoto University of Advanced Science (KUAS) - Super KUAS-Graduate Scholarship 2025

• Approval from their prospective supervisor(s) through pre-application review process.
• English Language Proficiency proof.
• Applicants who are exempted from English Language proficiency proof:
  • • Applicants who hold an undergraduate or graduate degree from a university in the following countries by the time of their enrollment in KUAS: U.S., Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Ireland, the United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales), or Canada (excluding Quebec)
    • Applicants who earned an undergraduate or graduate degree from an English-language program at a university in a country other than the above-mentioned countries.
• For Master’s Program:
  • • The applicant has completed the equivalent of 16 years of education.
    • Graduated from a university program.
    • The applicant is at least 22 years old and is approved through the Graduate School's individual screening procedures.
• For Doctoral Program:
  • • Graduated from both an undergraduate and graduate (master’s level) program.
    • Be at least 24 years old and approved through the Graduate School's individual screening procedures.

1. CV with specific academic information.
2. A detailed research plan (one page, A4 size / U.S. letter-sized paper maximum).
3. Official academic transcripts of all undergraduate and graduate* programs.
4. A list of research achievements (if any).
5. Photograph (.jpeg).
6. Summary of research (ONLY required for the Doctoral Program)
7. Research plan in English language
8. Application essay（400 words minimum, 500 words maximum)
9. Official academic transcripts from all colleges and/or universities attended
10. Certificates (expected) of graduation from academic institutions attended
11. Evidence of English language proficiency (TOEFL iBT (80) / IELTS (6.0) / PTE (50)/ Duolingo (105) These test scores must be sent directly to us from their respective testing agency, KUAS does not accept results of these tests uploaded to TAO or emailed us by the applicants.
12. Applicants who wish to apply for an English proficiency waiver must request it on their TAO application. In addition, the applicant must upload an English ability evaluation letter from one of their teachers to their application.
13. A Letter of recommendation.
14. A copy of your passport or ID or official government ID is required.
15. A copy of the residence card (only for applicants who have valid Japanese resident status) is required.

• For the scholarship, applicants should demonstrate outstanding academic performance in their applications and indicate their intent in the “Scholarship” section of their Admission Office (TAO) applications.
• For further information please refer to the admission guide: Here 
• Application Link: Here

• Stipend (for personal expenses) 1,200,000 JPY/year.
• Tuition exemption 100%.
• Admission fee exemption is 100%.
• Scholarship period:
  • • 2 years for Master’s program students.
    • 3 years for Doctoral program students.

• A stipend of 600,000 JPY (100,000 JPY / month) will be provided each semester.
• Tuition includes facility and laboratory fees.

Kyoto University of Advanced Science (KUAS) - Super KUAS-E Undergraduate Scholarship 2025

• Engineering
• Bioenvironmental Sciences
• Global Business and Economics Program

• Applicants MUST fulfill both the Academic Entry Requirements and the English Language Requirements.
• The applicant has completed a 12-year standard school education or an education corresponding to that such as International Baccalaureate Diploma or GCE A-level.
• Applicants must have a comprehensive understanding (equivalent to a high-school level) of a majority of the fields for their desired faculty.
• Applicants must meet the minimum score to ensure their level of English proficiency.
• Applicants can be exempt from having to show their English proficiency if they meet the following requirements.
• English language requirement exemptions:
  • • Applicants who have spent the last three years of their formal education studying in the following countries: U.S., Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Ireland, the United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales), or Canada (excluding Quebec).
    •  Applicants who have obtained an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma in English.
    •  Applicants who completed the last three years of their formal education in English in a country other than the countries as mentioned above may apply for a waiver for the English language requirements.

1. Photograph (.jpeg).
2. Application essay (300 words minimum, 350 words maximum).
3. Essay for Faculty of Bioenvironmental Sciences (200 words minimum, 250 words maximum / only required for Faculty of Bioenvironmental Sciences).
4. Official academic transcript(s) for the last two years.
5. Certificates of (expected) graduation.
6. Standardized test results (MANDATORY: Faculty of Engineering, OPTIONAL: Faculty of Bioenvironmental Sciences / Faculty of Economics and Business Administration).
7. Evidence of English language proficiency（TOEFL iBT (75) / IELTS (5.5)/ PTE (50) / Duolingo (105) - Test scores must be less than two years old to be valid, These test scores must be sent directly to us from their respective testing agency, KUAS does not accept the results of these tests uploaded to TAO or emailed us by the applicants.
8. A letter of recommendation.
9. A copy of your passport or ID.
10. A copy of the residence card (only for the applicants who have valid Japanese resident status).

• For further information: Here 
• Application Link: Here

• Stipend (for personal expenses) 1,200,000 JPY/year.
• Tuition exemption 100%.
• Admission fee exemption 100%.
• Scholarship period : 4 years.
• A stipend of 600,000 JPY (100,000 JPY / month) will be provided each semester.
• Tuition includes facility and laboratory fees.

EMOTION - An Erasmus Mundus Master in Translational Cosmetic and Dermatological Sciences

• A Bachelor's degree (or higher degree), by the deadline of application, from a recognized academic higher education Institution (equivalent to a European undergraduate degree of 180 ECTS) in a field related to the Programme area.
• A minimum grade of degree (or GPA) is not required but will be taken into account by the Joint Admission Board.
• A background in both biology and chemistry – based on your academic record, is required for being considered eligible. Here you can find a list of degrees that are admitted (https://www.emotion-master.eu/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/degree-list.pdf)
• VISA REQUIREMENTS: candidates are responsible for meeting the visa requirements for the countries in which each host institution is located, although the Master’s secretariat will provide advice.
• The proof of English proficiency is documented by an internationally recognized certificate (at least level B2) – for non-native speakers of English only.
• Accepted certificates are (within 2 years):
  • • IELTS (International English Academic Test): minimum overall test score of 6.5 [www.ielts.org].
    • TOEFL-PBT paper-based: minimum score 560 [www.ets.org/toefl].
    • TOEFL-PBT computer-based: minimum score 230 [www.ets.org/toefl].
    • TOEFL-PBT internet-based or iBT Home Edition: minimum score 88 [www.ets.org/toefl].
    • TOEFL-ITP Level 1 Test: minimum score 543 [https://www.ets.org/toefl/itp.html].
    • Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency (CPE), Grades A, B, or C [www.cambridgeenglish.org].
    • Certificate in Advanced English (CAE), Grades A, B, or C [www.cambridgeenglish.org].
    • Cambridge First Certificate, Grade A or B [www.cambridgeenglish.org].

• At the moment of Visa Application for Italy, Embassies require extra-UE students to provide them with valid English certificates which must be valid at the time of visa application for Italy.
• The countries listed below are native-English speakers and exempted from English language proof:
• Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, the Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, the British Overseas Territories, Canada, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Ireland, Jamaica, Malta, New Zealand, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, UK, USA.
• For candidates who have completed an entire degree program fully taught in English in one of the native-English-speaking countries listed above the proof of English proficiency is waived.

1. Declaration form: Here
2. Curriculum Vitae.
3. Scan of the original* University degree diploma (s).
4. Scan of the original* official Transcript/Academic Record(s).
5. Proof of English Proficiency using a scanned copy of the result sheet.
6. Black and white copy of a valid identity document or passport which states the citizenship.
7. Motivation Letter in English (maximum 750 words).
8. One Reference Letter (in English) from university professors or employers dated and signed. (addressed to: “The Joint Admission Board – EMOTION Master”).
9. Application Link: Here

• A scholarship of up to 1.400 euros per month for maximum 24 months.
• Scholars do not have to pay participation costs.
• Their health insurance, university registration and student services are covered. Scholarship holders are required to cover the cost of mobility (e.g. travel, visa, residence permit fees) according to the obligatory EMOTION mobility path from their monthly scholarships.
• There are no additional payments for travel and installation.

Heilongjiang Government Scholarship for International Students

• Applicants for bachelor’s degree must have acquired a diploma equivalent to a Chinese high-school graduate and be under the age of 25, and should also be in accordance with the eligibility of the host institution
• Applicants for a master’s degree program must have bachelor’s degree and be under the age of 35 and should have a bachelor’s degree with letters of recommendation from two professors or associate professors.
• Applicants for the doctoral degree program must have master’s degree and be under the age of 40 and should have a master’s degree with letters of recommendation from two professors or associate professors.

1. Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens (with a foreign nationality over four years) and be in good health.
2. Applicants must comply with laws and regulations of the Chinese government and rules and disciplines of the host institutions.
3. Applicants should not be currently studying in China (Students currently in China who graduated from a Chinese institution for more than one academic year are eligible).
4. Applicants’ proficiency of the Chinese level be determined by the host institution according to specialty and teaching language.
5. Applicants should not be awardees of any other scholarships.

• Class A: Doctoral Degree Student’s Scholarship: Class A scholarship is granted to the student for 2 to 3 academic years with the standard of RMB 50,000 per year.
• Class B: Master’s Degree Student’s Scholarship: Class B scholarship is granted to the student for 2 to 3 academic years with the standard of RMB 40,000 per year.
• Class C: Bachelor’s Degree Student’s Scholarship: The Class C scholarship is granted to the student for 4 academic years (five years for medical specialties) with a standard of RMB 30,000 per year.

Swedish Institute - Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP)

• Be a citizen of one of the 41 countries that is eligible for the SI Scholarship for Global Professionals;
• Be liable to pay tuition fees to Swedish universities, have followed the steps of University Admissions and be admitted to one of the eligible master's programs on the day of admissions announcements.
• Apply for must be eligible for the SI scholarship. Over 750+ English-taught master's programs are eligible. Find them in the list below on 1 November 2024.
• Have demonstrated work experience (conditions apply to certain regions). In addition, you must have demonstrated leadership experience from your current or previous employer, or from civil society engagement.

1. Apply for a master's programme.
2. Go to UniversityAdmissions.se and apply for your master’s program (s) by 15 January 2025.
3. 2. Apply for a Global Professionals scholarship.
4. Curriculum Vitae.
5. Proof of work and leadership experience.
6. Two letters of reference.
7. Photocopy of your valid passport/National ID card.
8. Motivation (this will be asked of you in the application portal).
9. SI application portal will be open 10 February – 26 February.

• Full tuition fee coverage. The fee is paid directly by SI to your Swedish university in the beginning of each semester.
• A monthly payment of SEK 12,000 to cover your living expenses throughout the study period.
• Insurance against illness and accident.
• A travel grant of SEK 15,000 (*10,000 for scholars from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine). This is a one-time payment and does not apply for students already living in Sweden.
• Membership in the SI Network for Future Global Professionals (NFGP) – a platform to help you grow professionally and build a network while in Sweden.
• After your scholarship period has ended, you become a member of the SI Alumni Network. As a member, you get a unique opportunity for continued networking and professional development.

Maastricht University- NL-High Potential scholarship

• You hold a nationality in a country outside the EU/EEA, Switzerland or Surinam and meet the requirements for obtaining an entry visa and residence permit for the Netherlands.
• Please check this website before you apply to see in which country you have to collect your MVV visa for the Netherlands .
• If you already have a residence permit for another Schengen country, you can only apply if this residence permit is still valid until at least 2 September 2025.
• If your residence permit expires before 2 September 2025 you can only apply for the Scholarship from your home country via a MVV visa application. More information can be found on the web pages of the Visa Office.
• You do not have dual nationality from an EU/EEA country or Switzerland.
• You have applied for admission to a participating full-time master's program at Maastricht University (participating programs) for the 2025-2026 academic year.
• You meet the specific admission requirements of the UM master program to which you have applied.
• You have never participated in a degree-seeking higher education program in the Netherlands. Students who have completed exchange programs in the Netherlands are welcome to apply.
• You are not older than 35 years of age on 1 September 2025.
• You have obtained excellent results during your prior education programs, as demonstrated by your latest grade transcript showing a GPA of 7,5 out of 10 or higher.

• Register for one of the participating master programs at UM (participating programs)
• For further details on how to register for a master's program at UM, please see your prospective program’s webpage.
• Once you have submitted your application via Studielink, you will receive a student ID number for UM.
• You will need a student number in order to complete and submit the Scholarship Application Form (see Step 2 below).

• Please fill in the application form, you need to log in with your UM account
• Please fill out the application form: Here
• Curriculum vitae.
• Letter of motivation.
• Proof of academic excellence.
• Personal statement of financial needs.
• A reference letter.
• The contact details of one referee.
• Additional info can be found on the official website.

• Living expenses € 15,925* (13 months) or € 30,625* (25 months).
• Health & liability insurance € 700.
• Visa application costs.
• Tuition fees.
• Pre-Academic Training costs.
• International Student Ambassador Programme.
• (ISAP) At cost for the first block only.
• The amount of € 15,925 for living expenses (€ 1,225 per month) covers the following expenses and can be broken down as follows (amounts are subject to change):
  
  • • Housing: € 600
    • Groceries and personal hygiene: € 160
    • Telephone: € 60
    • Travel: € 100
    • Books and study materials: € 90
    • Clothing, hobbies and going out: € 125
    • Miscellaneous: € 90

Obama Foundation Scholars Program 2025-26 in USA (Fully Funded)

• Emerging leaders who have made meaningful contributions to their field and are now at a “breakthrough moment” in their careers.
• Have a proven commitment to service and leadership within a community, region or country, coupled with a demonstrated commitment to return to these communities following their completion of the program and apply their enhanced training, skills, and connections on a long-term basis for the benefit of these communities.
• Fluency in English (verbal, written, and spoken).
• Have the ability and inclination to positively shape the future of their community.
• Have a demonstrated commitment to inclusivity, community-orientation, hope, courage, imagination, strategy, accountability, integrity and resilience.

• Priority will be given to applicants who have not matriculated at Columbia University.
• The fellowship is a full-time, residential program at Columbia and cannot be undertaken at the same time as a degree program.

1. Complete the online application form.
2. Resume/curriculum vitae.
3. Personal video statement.
4. Responses to short essay questions.
5. Two letters of recommendation.
6. Proof of English proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, PTE Academic, DET), is not required in the following cases:
7. The applicant completed an undergraduate degree — not a master's or graduate degree — in a country where English is an official language.
8. - The applicant has previously taken the TOEFL, IELTS, PTE Academic, or DET exams in the last five years and scored at or above the minimum requirement of 100 (TOEFL-IBT), 600 (TOEFL-PBT), 7.0 (IELTS), 68 (PTE Academic), or 120 (DET; 75 on the DET taken prior to July 2019).

• A Monthly stipend to assist with living expenses in New York City.
• A furnished studio apartment within walking distance of Columbia University.
• Tuition and fees for up to four courses at Columbia University.
• Basic medical, dental, and life insurance for the duration of the program in New York City.
• Air travel to and from home country and any program-related activities.

The EMAI Programme - Erasmus Joint Master in Artificial Intelligence

• All nationalities are eligible.
• A study program of at least the first cycle, weighted by at least 180 ECTS, in the fields of information or communication technologies, engineering, physics, mathematics, and statistics or an equivalent study program obtained in accordance with the existing regulations;
• A program of studies of at least a first cycle attested by at least 180 ECTS in other professional fields or an equivalent program of studies obtained according to the existing regulations, provided that the student has fulfilled the study requirements prior to enrolment which is essential for the pursuit of further studies; or
• A program of studies of at least a first cycle attested by at least 180 ECTS in other professional fields or an equivalent program of studies obtained according to the existing regulations. These requirements must be in the fields of study referred to in point (a) of these conditions and must range from 10 to a maximum of 60 ECTS and must be determined by the EMAI Academic Programme Committee.
• English Proficiency (Students holding a bachelor's or master's degree from a research university in one of the following countries are exempted: Australia, Canada (excluding Quebec), New Zealand, the United Kingdom, or the United States of America, or in one of the four member states of the EMAI Consortium.)
• The EMAI Academic Programme Committee will check in the application process that the candidate has completed:
  • • Mathematical courses, min. 12 ECTS credit points in the following topics: calculus, linear algebra, logic, discrete mathematics, combinatorics, probability and statistics, information theory, graph theory, and number theory;
    • Programming courses, min. 12 ECTS credit points in the following topics: programming paradigms, algorithms, and data structures;
    • Computing science or computer engineering courses, min. 12 ECTS credit points in the following topics: cryptography, security, computer networks, computer hardware, theoretical computer science, or similar.

1. Identity Card or Passport. If you hold more than one nationality, please attach a copy of all the documents providing those nationalities.
2. Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not yet finished their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of EMAI.
3. Academic Transcript of Records. This transcript must contain all the courses taken during the entire bachelor's or master's degree at the university of origin. Hence, it should include courses, grades, and the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) obtained to complete the program.
4. Curriculum Vitae in English. Maximum length of two pages. Applications with longer CVs will be automatically rejected.
5. A letter of motivation in English stating the candidate's interest in following the master's program (600 to 800 words). Applications with longer motivation letters will be automatically rejected.
6. A one-minute video introducing yourself, explaining your background, and how you will contribute to the EMAI program. To submit this requirement, attach a Word/PDF file with a link to your video, which should be posted on YouTube, Drive, Vimeo, or any other platform that allows viewing. The video must not exceed 30 Mb. Applications with longer videos will be automatically rejected.
7. Two letters of recommendation (preferably both from academic profiles).
8. The EMAI Student Supplement Questionnaire (NEW, for the 2024-2026 cohort) in this link: Here 
9. An English certificate of language proficiency in both written and spoken is required:
   1. • This can be demonstrated through a language test (only TOEFL iBT, IELTS Academic, or Cambridge).
      • Only certificates with a two-year validity at the time of application will be accepted.
      • Students holding a bachelor's or master's degree from a research university in one of the following countries are exempted: Australia, Canada (excluding Quebec), New Zealand, the United Kingdom, or the United States of America, or in one of the four member states of the EMAI Consortium.
10. Application Link: Here 
11. OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS
    1. 1. Professional experience in any of the fields related to the EMAI.
       2. Research experience.
       3. Additional academic training in areas related to the EMAI.
       4. Additional professional experience.

• The EMS is paid as a monthly non-taxable stipend of 1400€ for the entire length of the programme (24 months).
• It covers all student participation costs (including the tuition fees, full insurance coverage and any other mandatory costs related to student participation in the course), a contribution to student travel and installation costs and a subsistence allowance for the entire duration of the EMAI programme.

• Proof that the applicant has successfully accomplished* a first degree of higher education equivalent to a B.Sc. degree (equivalent to 180 credit points according to the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS))
• A good final mark as shown by a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least B/B+ (US System) or a classification of at least 2nd upper (UK system)
• Degree in one of the following subjects: pure or applied sciences (e.g., chemistry, biology, geology, civil or agricultural engineering, environmental or agricultural sciences, etc.)
• Sufficient academic knowledge of mathematics, physics and chemistry is an absolute requirement and basic knowledge of biology is recommended
• Evidence of qualification in one of the internationally-recognised English language tests.

1. Photocopy of your passport or ID.
2. Certified copy of your academic diploma BSc Degree.
3. Certified copy of your academic diploma MSc Degree (if applicable).
4. Certified copy of your academic transcript BSc Degree.
5. Certified copy of your academic transcript MSc Degree (if applicable).
6. Your Curriculum Vitae.
7. Two letters of recommendation.
8. Result of an English language test: Here
9. Prepare the answers to the motivation questions, which you need to answer when you are completing your application:
   1. 1. Why are you applying for this program? (max 600 characters).
      2. What are the specific challenges, issues, or problems (in your country, region or worldwide) that you would like to address once you have completed this study? (max 1000 characters).
      3. How will this program enable you to address the abovementioned challenges, issues or problems? max 1000 characters).
      4. What are your most relevant qualifications and experiences that make you a suitable candidate for this program? (max 1000 characters).
      5. Where do you see yourself 5 years after you have graduated? (max 1000 characters).

• For more details: Here 
• Apply for admission and Erasmus Mundus scholarship for the IMETE program by completing and submitting the online application form.
• At the question in the application form, where you have to indicate how you are going to finance your study, you have to select: the Erasmus Mundus scholarship.
• Application Link: Here

• the students' participation costs (including the tuition fee, library and laboratory costs, full insurance coverage and any other mandatory costs related to the students' participation in the Master).
• an allowance of EURO 1,400 per month for subsistence, student travel and installation costs for the entire 2 years duration of the EMJM study programme.
• Students with disabilities may receive a contribution to individual needs up to a certain maximum if they fulfil the general eligibility conditions set in the grant agreement.

The Fellowship Program For Emerging Research Leaders

• Must be within four years of earning their Ph.D. or have a maximum of four years of post-Ph.D. research experience with a justified career break (see Guide for Applicants or the FAQs).
• Must expect to complete their Ph.D. prior to the start of their Fellowship.
• Must be ready to move in KAUST to undertake their proposed three-year research project.
• Must have a KAUST faculty member agreeing to host the applicant and support their independent research under this Fellowship, if successful. 
• Applicants will need to include supportive evidence in regard to this agreement between them and the KAUST PI (e.g. Host PI support letter or email confirmation).
• People of all nationalities are welcome to apply.
• We encourage female applications for a better gender balance in science.

• Candidates need to satisfy all Kingdom of Saudi Arabia requirements to obtain resident status.
• Check other details for proposal eligibility on the official website.

1. Most recent CV (max 4 pages).
2. Research proposal (template).
3. Two publications (links or attachments).
4. KAUST Host PI letter (template).
5. Two reference letters to be received from referees via email.

• Three years of funding
• Each proposal receives an independent annual research budget of up to $45,000, along with a yearly living stipend of $75,000 plus benefits including medical insurance, accommodation, schooling for up to 2 children, relocation, and travel allowances to focus on your independent research on a full-time basis.
• Research Facilities.
• Personal & Professional Development.
• Pursuing independed Research.
• A sense of community
• A Global Network.
• Full details on the official website.

1. Online application.
2. Detailed curriculum vitae.
3. Personal statement.
4. Two letters of recommendation.
5. Research proposal with one page abstract.
6. Statement(s) of funding.
7. Proof of English language proficiency.
8. Recent publication in English.

• Partially Funded
• Program Activity Fees
• The fee for participating is US$7,500 per academic year (US$3,750 per semester).
• Requests for partial fee reduction may be granted to those who cannot afford to pay the full fee.
• More information regarding partial fee reduction will be provided following admission to the Program.

EU4M - EMMC Mechatronic Engineering, Erasmus Mundus

• A bachelor degree or an equivalent university degree (180 ECTS credits) from one of the following subject areas: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Automotive/Aerospace, Sensor Technologies or a related scientific engineering subject.
• A good academic background, assessed on the basis of complete grade lists of the previous study program and professional background (desirable).
• Students must have at least a B1 level of the teaching language used in the country of their first study year; an A2 level of the teaching language used in the second country is also required (Program languages: English, German, Spanish, and French).

1. Application form: here. 
2. Europass Curriculum vitae: here.
3. A list of the most recent publications (max. one page).
4. A list of the most recent taught courses (max. one page).
5. One letter of recommendation (original).
6. A letter to elaborate on your proposed contribution to the JMD EU4M course (max. one page).
7. A copy of your passport including your name, date, place of birth and expiry date.
8. A photograph.
9. EMMC scholars must demonstrate outstanding academic and/or professional experience and bring real additional value to the delivery of the EMJMD.
10. Although scholars must apply at the EU4M Consortium, they are advised to first get in touch with the institution where they’d like to be hosted. In order to do so, please contact:
    1. At UniOvi: Prof. Miguel Ángel José Prieto (mike@eu4m.eu)
    2. At HSKA: Prof. Martin Kipfmüller (martin.kipfmueller@hs-karlsruhe.de)
    3. At ENSMM: Prof. Nadine Piat (nadine.piat@ens2m.fr)
    4. At HiS: Enrique Zúñiga (enrique.ruiz.zuniga@his.se)
11. The scholars will be selected on a competitive basis and must be accepted by the EU4M Consortium before they can start collaborating in the EMJMD.
12. Application Link: here. 

• Scholarship holder from a Program Country: 4,500EUR per year.
• Scholarship holder from a Partner Country: 9,000EUR per year.
• This amount corresponds to the tuition fees of the JMD EU4M Program.
• Contribution to travel, installation, and subsistence costs (some scholarships).
• 1,400EUR per month for the entire duration of the EMJMD study program (24 months maximum).

The Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarships and Leadership Programme 2025

• Please review the information below to see the complete list of eligible courses. You must also be ordinarily resident in one of the eligible countries listed.
• You should be intending to return to your country of ordinary residence once your course is completed.
• You should be able to demonstrate a connection between your subject of study and your longer-term career objectives, explaining how you see your professional work contributing to the improvement of public life in your country of origin or at a wider regional or international level.
• The above qualities will be assessed during the selection process, including using your graduate application form, your Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarships Statement and (if relevant) your interview.
• In General:
  • No restrictions to nationality, filed or residency.
  • Full time master’s courses are eligible.
  • English language proficiency (unless the applicant is a resident of English-speaking country or a current student at Oxford)
  • Applicants must be ordinarily resident in one of the eligible countries listed.
  • This scholarship is not open to applications from candidates who hold deferred offers to start in 2025-26.
  • Students currently at Oxford are not eligible to apply unless they are already Weidenfeld-Hoffmann scholars.
• For Egyptians:
  • Undergraduate qualifications
  • If the course at Oxford requires a ‘strong upper second-class undergraduate degree with honours’ in the UK system, a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university with an overall grade 80% (‘B+’) or ‘Very Good’, or a GPA of 3.5 out of 4.0 may be required.
  • If the course at Oxford requires a ‘first-class undergraduate degree with honours’ in the UK system, you will usually need a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university with an overall grade of 85% (‘A’) or ‘Excellent’, or a GPA of 3.7 out of 4.0.
• Eligibility criteria differs according to the course (for more information please check this website: here.

1. In order to be considered for this scholarship, the applicants must select the Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarships and Leadership Program in the University of Oxford Scholarships section of the University's graduate application form and submit their application for graduate study by the relevant December or January deadline for your course.
2. The applicants must complete a Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarships Statement and upload it, together with their graduate application form, by the deadline.
3. Bachelor’s degree certificate.
4. Transcript.
5. English language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge, Oxford).
6. 3 Reference letters
7. £20 per research course application (CDT, DPhil, MSc by Research, DPhil Neuroscience (1+3), MPhil Socio-Legal Research and MPhil Law) which can be waived for certain cases (revise this link: here).
8. The applicants are advised to control the “Entry requirements” and “How to Apply” sections of the relevant course page as documents depend on the selected course.
9. All submitted papers must be in English language.
10. Application link: here. 

• The scholarship will cover 100% of course fees and a grant for living costs (of at least £19,237).
• Awards are made to cover the full duration of the participant’s fee liability for the agreed course.
• Application fee: £20 per research course application (CDT, DPhil, MSc by Research, DPhil Neuroscience (1+3), MPhil Socio-Legal Research and MPhil Law). Egyptians are not eligible for application fee waivers.

Kofi Annan Global Health Leadership Programme

• Public health
• Health
• Human medicine
• Finance
• Health policy
• Animal health
• Environmental health

• Be citizens of an African Union Member State.
• Possess a postgraduate degree in a relevant field in public health.
• Have 10 years of professional experience in any field of public health, including but not limited to one health, medicine, finance, health economics, health policy, animal health, or environmental health.
• Be in full-time employment in any area of public health, in a private or public institution in Africa.
• Have a good track record or be able to demonstrate the potential for effective public health leadership where they can positively impact the public health outcomes of populations.

1. A support letter from the current employer to confirm employment, guaranteeing that the candidate will be allowed enough time to participate in the Fellowship programme and to attend the full eight weeks of institutional residential experience.
2. Letters of recommendation from two reputable professional referees.
3. A personal statement (maximum 400 words) providing evidence of the candidate’s commitment to public health in Africa detailing the following:
   1. Their leadership experience and professional attainment.
   2. Their vision of, and the future impact of effective public health leadership in Africa.
   3. How they would champion public health initiatives in Africa.
4. A leadership challenge project proposal (maximum 400 words) that outlines a potential leadership challenge project they will implement which is feasible to complete with in the 12 month of the fellowship.
5. Completed applications with all supporting documents should be submitted through: here.  

• Africa CDC will provide all learning and development materials and meet all costs associated with the fellowship, including travel, daily allowance and insurance during the residential placements.
• Fellows will be supported to ensure that they have the relevant software for online learning.

Stipendium Hungaricum- Hungary Scholarship

• Applications will not be considered in the following cases:
  • Hungarian citizens (including those with dual citizenships).
  • Former Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship holders, who are re-applying for studies in the same cycle of education (e.g. bachelor, master, doctoral).

1. Online application form.
2. Motivation Letter.
3. Proof of language proficiency and their translations in the language of the selected study programme.
4. School certificates and their translations.
5. Transcript of Records and its translations.
6. Copy of Identification Document.
7. Acceptance of Statement for Application in the online system.
8. Medical Certificate.
9. Register in the system by providing your basic personal information. Please, make sure you fill in your citizenship correctly, as this enables you to see the available study programmes – based on the bilateral agreement with your home country. Please, write down your unique applicant access code and keep it in a safe place.
10. Log in to the system with your unique applicant access code.
11. Choose your study programme at the University of Pécs by selecting: specific institution: the University of Pécs study level: bachelor OR master OR doctoral study modes: full degree studies OR partial/exchange studies choose English as your language of study.
12. You can choose a maximum of two study programmes (as first and second priorities).
13. Set the priorities of your selected study programmes at the University of Pécs (first and optionally a second priority too).
14. Finish the remaining sections of the online application form, upload the necessary documents and submit your application by 15 January.
15. Please, note: You must also be nominated by the responsible authority of your home country, please, contact the regarding their nomination requirements. You may find their contact information on the official website.
16. Nominated applications will be evaluated by the University of Pécs by 30 May.
17. Successful applicants will receive their Letter of Admission and Letter of Award (by July 15 latest) so they can start arranging their travel to Pécs.
18. The application link: here.

• Tuition-free education: exemption from the payment of tuition fee.
• Monthly stipend: Non-degree, bachelor, master and one-tier master level: monthly HUF 43 700 contribution to the living expenses, for 12 months a year, until the completion of studies, doctoral level: monthly HUF 140 000 for 12 months a year, until the completion of studies.
• Accommodation: dormitory placement OR a monthly contribution of HUF 40 000 to accommodation costs for the whole duration of the scholarship period.
• Medical insurance: health care services according to the relevant Hungarian legislation (Act No. 80 of 1997, national health insurance card) and supplementary medical insurance for up to HUF 100 000 a year/person).

Erasmus Mundus in Environmental Sciences, Policy and Management (MESPOM) 2025-2027

• Applicants to MESPOM must have earned a first degree (Bachelor’s or equivalent; not less than 3 years of full-time studies) from a recognized university or institution of higher education, or provide documentation indicating that they will earn their first degree from such an institution by the time of enrolling in MESPOM.
• Their first degree should be in environmental studies or closely related fields.
• Candidates with first degrees in agricultural studies, social sciences, legal and administrative studies, economics, engineering or natural sciences will also be considered if they show commitment to environmental challenges, usually through voluntary or professional work and on-the-job training.
• Language Requirements:
  
  • Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English.
  • Those applicants whose first language is not English must submit standardized English language test scores, e.g., the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).
  • Students taking TOEFL should request a copy of their results to be sent to the CEU Admissions Office. The CEU test code is 0069.

1. Letters of Recommendation.
2. Applicants must submit at least two letters of recommendation assessing their ability to conduct graduate-level work and their potential for a successful academic or professional career.
3. The letters of recommendation must be completed by faculty members, job supervisors, etc., who are most familiar with the applicant's professional and/or academic abilities and character.
4. Referees are requested to complete these letters in English or, if written in another language, to attach a certified English language translation. Normally, submission of the letters is done through the on-line application form: applicants provide contact data of the referees, and the system contacts them by e-mail.
5. Please note that your referees have 7 days to submit their reference letters following the date of your submission (including beyond Febr 4 if you submit in the last days).
6. Academic Records:
   1. Your application must include a scanned image of your complete official bachelor’s transcript and your bachelor's diploma in English.
   2. Essay of career goals/Statement (Academic Writing Submission).
7. Applicants to MESPOM program must submit a 350-word essay/statement of career goals and reasons for applying to this program, covering the following:
   
   1. The origins of their interest in environmental issues.
   2. How they hope to benefit from the MESPOM programme.
   3. What are their future career plans.
   4. Their relevant special interests.
   5. Curriculum vitae or resume.
   6. This should include a list of publications, if any.
8. Proof of English proficiency: Such proof is an official score report from one of the recognized English language examinations or other formal evidence of English language proficiency as defined by the eligibility criteria. Information about the tests passed or forthcoming should be filled in the on-line application form. If your score report is not sent directly to CEU, you will need to submit an original certificate after your admission.
9. E-mail Address.
10. All applicants must have an active email account during the MESPOM admissions process. This account should be checked regularly.
11. Proof of residency for selected.
12. Selected applicants will be requested to provide proof of residency.
13. Academic Records for enrollment.
14. In order to be able to enroll at CEU, accepted students must submit the following academic documents to the Admissions Office (by electronic mail to Admissions@ceu.edu by the institution that has issued them /copies sent by the students are not accepted/ or in hard copies mailed (or submitted in person) to the Admissions Office at Room A609, Quellenstrasse 51, 1100 Vienna, Austria) by July 31, 2025, the latest.
15. If you wish to retain the original copies, photocopies of the original copies will also be accepted if certified by a notary public or the institution itself (along with official English translations as applicable).
16. An official electronic copy of their final Bachelor's (and, for doctoral programs, Master's) transcript or Diploma Supplement in English.
17. An official electronic copy of the degree certificate or diploma in English unless the transcript contains a statement of the degree obtained with the date of award. A diploma supplement must be accompanied by the diploma.
18. Submission of the above document(s) is a precondition of enrollment.
19. It is also advised to regularly check this website for up-to-date information.

1. General entry requirements: here.
2. Application fee payment: here.
3. Tuition and other costs: here.
4. Financial aid: here.
5. Frequently asked questions: here. 
6. Introduction to CEU: here.
7. CEU Accreditation: here.

• Fully Funded.
• Outstanding candidates are offered E+:Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Degree (EMJMD) Scholarships of maximum €47,000 per two years of study to outstanding students from outside Europe (Partner Country Scholarships), and scholarships of €33,000 to European-based candidates (Programme Country Scholarships). The scholarship covers travel, visa, installation and subsistence costs and is calculated on the basis of a monthly unit cost of 1400 Euros/month which corresponds to a maximum scholarship amount of 33 600 Euros (24 months).
• Additional financial support is available for students with individual needs depending on the level of disability/support needed.
• The EMJMD scholarship types are based on the residency of selected applicants:
• Programme Country scholarships: for selected applicants who are citizens of one of the countries of the European Union, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Turkey.
• Programme Country scholarships are of the following contributions:
  • Contribution to participation costs: €4,500/academic year (€9,000 for two academic years).
  • Contribution to travel costs: €1,000/academic year (€2,000 for two academic years).
  • Note: Programme Country students who are residents of the country where their EMJMD mobility takes place are ineligible for this contribution.
  • Contribution to subsistence costs: €1,000/month (€22,000 for two academic years).
• Note: Programme Country students who are residents of the country where their EMJMD mobility takes place are ineligible for this contribution.
• The remaining tuition fees will be waived by the consortium.
• Partner Country scholarships: for selected applicants from all other countries (who are citizens of one of the countries not listed above), provided that they are not residents nor have carried out their main activity (studies, training or work) for more than a total of 12 months over the last five years in any of the Programme Countries listed above.
• Partner Country scholarships are of the following contributions:
  
  • Contribution to participation costs: €9,000/academic year (€18,000 for two academic years).
  • Contribution to travel and installation costs: up to €7,000 for two academic years.
  • Contribution to subsistence costs: €1,000/month (€22,000 for two academic years).
  • The remaining tuition fees will be waived by the consortium.

Université Paris-Saclay - Eiffel Excellence Programme

• At Master's: international student aged 25 or under (born after March 1998), in the following fields:
  • • Science and techniques: Biology and health, Ecological transition, Mathematics and digital, Science and engineering
    • Human and social sciences: History, French language and civilization, Law and political sciences, Economics and management
• You must be applying for the first time (combining the Eiffel scholarship with another financial aid from the French government is not possible). Candidates already studying in France are ineligible.
• PhD scholarships: international PhD student aged 30 or under (born after March 1993), for the first year of a co-supervised or co-directed PhD program in the following fields :
  • • Science and techniques: Biology and health, Ecological transition, Mathematics and digital, Science and engineering
    • Human and social sciences: History, French language and civilization, Law and political sciences, Economics and management
• You must be applying for the first time (combining the Eiffel scholarship with another financial aid from the French government is not possible).

1. Photocopy of passport (identity page) or idenity papers.
2. Curriculum vitae written in French or English (1 to 2 pages).
3. Copy of transcripts of records in the past 3 years.
4. Documents attesting your excellence: ranking, dean's list,academic award, merit scholarship, etc.
5. Post-secondary Diplomas.
6. Certificate of proficiency in the language of instruction of theMaster's program if it is not the native language, or proof ofhigher education studies in that language.
7. Cover letter / Professional project, written in French or in English (1 to 2 pages) explaining the choice of studies in France in relation to previous studies and the future professional career.
8. Letters of recommendation from academic and professional references (max 3 letters).

1. Photocopy of passport (identity page) or idenity papers.
2. Curriculum vitae written in French or English (1 to 2 pages).
3. Copy of transcripts of records since entering Higher Education.
4. Post-secondary Diplomas.
5. Certificate or diploma in the language of instruction for the intended program (if it's not your native language)
6. Cover letter / Professional project, written in French or in English (1 to 2 pages) explaining the choice of studies in France in relation to previous studies and the future professional career.
7. Letters of recommendation from academic and professional references (max 3 letters).
8. Co-supervision agreement or a certificate of co-direction signed by the French and foreign parties or any document attesting to a co-supervision / co-direction project (in case of co-direction, attach a letter co-signed by the 2 directors)
9. Presentation of the thesis project and the progress of the research, written in French or English (1 to 5 pages). If possible, proof of at least one communication in a conference (cite references, attach an excerpt).
10. Assessment of the thesis director (from Paris-Saclay University) on the excellence of the candidate and on the coherence, relevance and innovative character of the thesis project.
11. A letter of reason was written by the director of the host laboratory at Paris-Saclay University (it can be a simple email).
12. A letter of reason was written by the director of the doctoral school at Paris-Saclay University (it can be a simple email).
13. Global Financing plan of the thesis.

• Prepare your application file (documents must be translated into French or English).
• IMPORTANT - All documents in the same category must be merged into a single PDF.

• Master's level: €1,181 per month.
• PhD level: €1,700 per month (since the 1st of January 2021).

The Link Foundation - Fellowships for PhD Students in Modeling, Simulation, and Training

• The applicant must be actively pursuing a Ph.D. in a recognized doctoral degree program. (Note: Admission to a Ph.D. program is a prerequisite.)
• There are no citizenship restrictions.
• Fellowships are exclusively accessible to students enrolled in universities located in the United States or Canada.

1. A comprehensive application should consist of the following components: 500-Word Essay: Provide a 500-word essay that contextualizes your research project within the current activities in the field.
2. 2-Page Proposal: Include a 2-page proposal with the following details: Project objectives, Timeline, and Projected budget, aligned with Link Foundation Program Guidelines.
3. Current Resume: Submit your most up-to-date resume.
4. A 500-word essay of the project that places your research in the context of current activities in the field, and a 2-page proposal that includes: project objectives, timeline, and projected budget in accordance with Link Foundation Program Guidelines.
5. A current resumé that includes the date of candidacy.
6. Three letters of recommendation: One must be from the applicant’s Ph.D. An advisor and two additional letters of recommendation (professional or educational) are also required.
7. The Advisor’s letter must include verification that 1) the applicant will be a full-time Ph.D. student during the fellowship year, 2) where the student is in the PhD process and whether they have advanced to candidacy, and 3) that the proposed research will lead to completion of the applicant’s dissertation.

MDC International PhD Program - Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine

• Chemistry
• Medicine
• Nursing 
• Psychology
• Physics 
• Math

• Applications from candidates who do not meet the following requirements will not be taken into consideration.
• Applicants are required to hold an MSc degree or equivalent.
• Applicants are required to hold (or obtain within 4 months of the onsite interview week) a university degree equivalent to a Master's Degree (MSc) in biology, biotechnology, medicine, molecular medicine, chemistry, computer science, engineering, mathematics, physics, or some related field.
• Master degree equivalents include, for example, an MD degree, Master of Research (MRes) and Master of Technology (MTech) degree, 4-yr BSc + 1-yr MSc programs, integrated programs such as Diploma or BSc-MSc integrated program, as well as BTech-MTech dual degrees.
• Applicants holding only a BSc degree are not eligible to apply.
• Neither a BSc degree alone, even of a 4-year-long program nor additional experience represents an equivalent to the MSc degree.
• Applicants still studying are welcome to apply, however, they should anticipate receiving their degree not later than 4 months after the onsite interviews in Berlin.
• Research experience
• Applicants are required to have some relevant research experience, gained through e.g. bachelor and/or master research projects, lab rotations, study exchange programs, or in other relevant research projects, either of an experimental or theoretical nature.
• To be eligible, a research master's thesis should have been required for obtaining the MSc degree.
• There might be exceptions to this, e.g. for MD or pharmaceutical programs that do not require a final research thesis. Research experience is, however, obligatory.
• Required MSc final grade is ≥75%, or a German score of at least 'good' (<2,5 of 5). To translate your final grades into the German grading system, please use the Modified Bavarian Formula Calculator. If your grades are lower than the required, the application will not be considered.
• Only early-stage researchers are invited to apply: candidates should at the time of interviews be in the first four years of their research careers (i.e. master's degree obtained within the last 4 years) and should not have a doctoral degree already. If you have gained your master's (or equivalent) degree more than four years prior to the interviews, you are not eligible and your application will not be considered.
• Candidates who have previously participated in the online interviews are not eligible to apply again.
• Applicants need to have a good command of written and spoken English, while German language skills are not required. English proficiency tests for non-native speakers are recommended (such as TOEFL test with a score of 95+ (internet-based), 240+ (computer-based) or 587+ (paper-based), IELTS certificate with a bandscore 7.0+, or Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English (CAE)), however, the language proficiency certificates are not a requirement for the application.
• Short-term interns (this includes BSc and MSc students) who have been working or registered at the MDC for less than 3 months during the 2 years prior to the online interviews are eligible to apply to the International PhD program recruitment if they apply to a different research group.
• Short-term interns (less than 3 months) who wish to join the research group they have been affiliated with before (during the 2 years prior to the online interviews) are not eligible for the International PhD Program central recruitment and are recommended to apply for Internal PhD fellowship positions (internal access only).
• MDC interns who have been working or registered at the MDC for longer than 3 months during the 2 years prior the online interviews are not eligible to apply to the International PhD Program recruitment. Instead, they are considered internal students and may apply for Internal PhD fellowship positions (internal access only).
• If more than 2 years have passed between the end of affiliation (contract or guest registration) with the MDC and the online interviews, a candidate is eligible to apply for the International PhD Program central recruitment.

1. All documents must be uploaded as pdf files (max of 3MB).
2. A scanned version of the following documents is mandatory.
3. Short CV of max. 2 pages (In the CV, please provide only biographical data and professional development timeline.
4. All relevant education, research experience, motivation, workshops, conferences and publications information should be given in the application form.)
5. Transcript (record of study, including course list and scores) of your highest degree awarded.
6. Certificate of your highest degree awarded.
7. If you have not completed your Master's program yet, provide temporary transcripts, including scores.
8. All documents should be available in German or English. If you do not have an English version issued by your university, a translation certified by a public notary or other official will be sufficient.
9. If your university does not provide transcripts, a marksheet should be provided instead.
10. Applications without scored transcripts cannot be further processed.
11. A scanned version of the following documents is recommended (but not obligatory!): GRE score and English proficiency test​​​​​

• Applicants need to have a good command of written and spoken English, since the program language is English. Language proficiency tests for non-native speakers are recommended, however, the proficiency certificates are not a requirement for the application!
• Application link: Here

• PhD researchers are fully funded through an initial 3-year employment contract with the MDC.
• Salaries are competitive to national standards, according to 65% TVöD 13 (monthly net payment of approximately 1800 EUR).
• Health and social insurance are included in the contract.
• In many cases, contracts are extended for an additional year.
• All PhD researchers are expected to complete their doctoral research and thesis in 4 years.
• The university tuition fees per semester are approximately 350 EUR.
• Travel grants for external courses & conferences.

Euro-Asian Master in Medical Technology and Healthcare Business - Erasmus Mundus Joint Master

• Computers & IT
• Economics & Business Medicine,
• Medicine, Nursing & Psychology
• Physics & Math

• Candidates from all over the world can apply to the EMMaH Erasmus Mundus Joint Master degree.
• Higher education (HE) undergraduate degree (e.g., Bachelor degree, License, 180ECTS) or a recognised equivalent level of learning in accordance with the EMMaH Master programme.
• Scientific background: Health Sciences, Biomedical engineering, Audiology, Clinical Physiology, Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy or equivalent.
• Candidates are expected to have prior basic knowledge of calculus (multivariate functions, (partial) derivatives and integrals), linear algebra (vectors, matrices, linear systems of equations, matrix-matrix and matrix-vector multiplications, determinant, eigenvalues, eigenvectors) and linear ordinary differential equations (ODE).
• Previous practical experience such as work experience or traineeships in hospitals or industry will also be considered positively.
• Unless the presence of a proof of two years of full-time study in English or of native fluency, all non-English native speakers must attest a valid B2 English level (CEFR – Common European Framework of Reference) or equivalent.

1. Legal copy of Bachelor degree or recognised equivalent related to Health Sciences, Biomedical engineering, Audiology, Clinical Physiology, Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy or equivalent (plus English translation), or a formal letter from their university stating they will finish their Bachelor programme (or equivalent) before their enrolment in the EMMaH Master programme.
2. Legal copy of official academic transcript for the whole degree and average grade (plus English translation).
3. Curriculum Vitae, preferably using the Europass template (or max. 3 pages).
4. Unless the presence of a proof of two years of full-time study in English or of native fluency, all non-English native speakers must attest a valid B2 English level (CEFR – Common European Framework of Reference) or equivalent:
   1. IELTS 6.0 to 6.5
   2. TOEFL iBT 88
   3. Cambridge First or Advanced
5. Passport or valid ID document for EU citizens (The passport must be valid for more than the two years of the Masters course).
6. Certificate of current residence address.
7. Recommendation letter with stamp and official e-mail from the signatory.

• The EMJM scholarship amounts to 1400€ per month, for a total duration of 24 months. It includes a waiver for participation fees and covers all living costs of the students (travel, accommodation, visa, etc.).
• Students from all over the world are eligible for EMJM scholarships under some conditions:
  • The applicant has never been beneficiary from a EMJM scholarship nor a Erasmus Mundus Master Course and Students who have already benefited from an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD) scholarship can apply for a 'new generation' Eramus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) scholarship.
  • The applicant undertakes to waive any other EMJM scholarship for the duration of the EMMaH course.
  • No more than 10 % of the total number of scholarships awarded during project implementation should be awarded to candidates from the same nationality (this rule does not apply to top up scholarships for targeted regions of the world, if applicable).
  • The financial support shall be repaid by the scholarship holder in case of fraud or false declaration.

Student Summer Research Fellowship programme at ETH Zurich (2025)

• The program is open to students of all nationalities.
• Candidates should be enrolled in a study program (bachelor or master) in computer science or a closely related field (e.g., electrical engineering, mathematics, physics).
• Candidates should be graduated from bachelor or master degree within the year following the fellowship or later.
• Candidates should have completed two years of study by start of the program (master students naturally satisfy this condition).
• The duration of the fellowship is the full two months of July and August, during which time candidates must be present.
• Formal evidence of language proficiency is not required; however, since the program is conducted in English, the fellowship requires a good working knowledge of English and it may be assessed at an interview.

1. Please begin by exploring the faculty members in the participating hosting labs and their research topics.
2. You will be asked in your application to indicate one or two preferred research areas. This will help the program to coordinate optimal lab placements.
3. You should have some background knowledge through courses or projects for the research areas you pick. Don’t pick an area with the idea of learning about it from scratch.
4. CV in English. Please use the Europass format: here.
5. Official academic transcript. We do not accept self-made transcripts, screenshots of self-service portals/transcripts/certificates, translated transcript etc. Use the grading system that your university provides - the grading system on the GPA scale that you have been graded on.
6. If the GPA of your first master's program semester is not yet available when applying, please indicate your final bachelor's degree GPA.
7. Letter of motivation/personal statement (max 1 page) in English. Describe in your own words why you have chosen your proposed scientific area of research. Explain what you hope to accomplish by coming to ETH and how it will support your academic or professional goals and prepare you for a career in research. A good personal statement can be written in half a page and you should aim not to write more than a full A4 page. Lay it out carefully to make it easy to read.
8. NOTE:
   1. The only format we support is PDF.
   2. Do not upload password-protected PDFs.
   3. Do not apply in the last minutes.
   4. Look carefully for your university name in the dropdown menu; the vast majority are contained in it.
   5. Do not use all caps or put more than your name into the name field.
   6. Please do not contact faculty members directly.

• Fellows will receive a stipend of CHF 4,000 to cover housing and living expenses. Travel and visa expenses will be covered as well. Students can claim the travel costs against receipts at the beginning of the program.
• Accommodation will be organized during the research stay. Fellows will stay in a student house with single rooms, shared bathrooms and kitchen.

Erasmus Mundus - Engineering of Data-Intensive Intelligent Software Systems (EDISS)

1. An officially certified or legalized scanned copy of the original Bachelor’s degree certificate in the original language AND an authorized translation of the original degree certificate in English.
2. An officially certified or legalized scanned copy of the original transcript of records in the original language of all the higher education studies completed so far AND an authorized translation of the transcript of records in English.
3. A diploma supplement (if available).
4. Proof of language skills in English (TOEFL iBT / IELTS Academic, or certificate of exception.
5. Copy of passport.
6. A certificate of residence.
7. Curriculum vitae (CV).
8. Two academic recommendation letters.
9. Motivation video (2 min +/- 30 seconds).
10. Copies of relevant work certificates, publications, or other relevant activities (if available).

Saxion University of Applied Sciences - Holland Scholarship

• Design & Graphic Design
• Chemistry
• Computers & IT
• Economics & Business
• Energy
• Engineering
• Media
• Marketing & PR
• Physics &Math
• Arts
• Video & Photography

• Your nationality is non-EU/EEA and you pay full institutional tuition fee.
• You apply for the first time for a full-time programme at Saxion (see qualifying programmes above).
• You meet the specific requirements of the study programme of your choice.
• You do not receive any other scholarship for the same study year and study programme.

1. GPA 80% or higher based on the grade list you use to enroll at Saxion.
2. IELTS 7.0 or higher (or the equivalent of IELTS).

Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Programme in Marine Biotechnology (EU-CONEXUS)

• University Bachelor’s Degree:Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Statistics (ISCED 05), Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction (ISCED 07), Agriculture, Forestry, Fisheries and Veterinary (ISCED 08) and other similar fields of study as JMPMB from all countries.
• The qualification must give access to University postgraduate programmes and be recognised by the NARICs National Academic Recognition Information Centres) of Consortium countries.
• Minimum 180 ECTS.
• Bachelor thesis as part of the study program.
• Provides access to University postgraduate programs.
• Demonstrates a minimal background in biological sciences, linked to the Master’s field in Biotechnology.
• English Language Proficiency: At least CEFR B2 level, IELTS score of 6.5 (with at least 6 in each skill: speaking, writing, listening, and reading) or equivalent.
• Required if English is not the native language or the language of previous Bachelor or Master studies.
• Applicants should demonstrate a strong motivation to pursue the joint Master's program in Marine Biotechnology.
• Ensure you meet these minimum eligibility requirements before applying to the program.

1. Undergraduate Diploma (or Higher): Open to holders of a first-cycle higher education degree (Bachelor's degree or equivalent).
2. University Bachelor’s Degree (for Marine Biotechnology Program):
   • • Minimum 180 ECTS and a Bachelor thesis as part of the study program.
     • Provides access to University postgraduate programs.
     • Demonstrates a minimal background in biological sciences linked to the Master’s field in Biotechnology.
3. English Language Proficiency:
   • • At least CEFR B2 level.
     • IELTS score of 6.5 (minimum 6 in each skill: speaking, writing, listening, and reading) or equivalent.
     • Required if English is not the native language or language of previous Bachelor or Master studies.
4. Motivation:
   • • A motivation letter is required.
     • The statement of purpose should explain the preference for the track (specialization), motivation to enroll in the Master's, logical argumentation linking previous studies to the Master's, and how new knowledge will contribute to career development.
5. Language Requirements: English proficiency proof: FCE, CAE, CPE, IELTS 6.5+, or TOEFL 90+.
6. Additional Requirements:
   • • - Statement of Purpose with comments/justification for the track preference.
     • - Ability to study according to the mobility scheme of the joint program.
     • - Must spend the whole semester in at least two universities (different from the country of residence at the enrollment stage) of the Consortium.
7. Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarships: Applicants eligible only if they have not received Erasmus Mundus scholarships earlier.

Mohammed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI) Scholarships - Fall 2025

• Applicants should be career-orientated, possess an entrepreneurial spirit, and have a desire to revolutionize industry in a leadership position. They should strive for continuous improvement, innovation and researched-based decision making.
• Complete degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, or other relevant Science or Engineering major.
  • Bachelor’s degree minimum CGPA of 3.2 (on a 4.0 scale) or equivalent for master and 3.5 for PhD.
  • Master’s degree with a minimum CGPA of 3.2 (on a 4.0 scale) or equivalent.
• English proficiency (TOEFL iBT:90, IELTS Academic: 6.5, EmSAT English: 1550).

1. Complete online application.
2. CV (with academic background, work experience, research publications, and programming/coding skills).
3. Official Bachelor’s degree transcript and degree certificate or expected graduation letter.
4. Official Master’s degree transcript and degree certificate or expected graduation letter (only for PhD applicants with a Master’s degree).
5. Referee recommendations (minimum of 3 for PhD applicants and 2 for MSc applicants).
6. Research Statement (only for PhD applicants) (make sure to upload in pdf form).
7. Statement of Purpose (make sure to upload in pdf form).
8. Valid English language proficiency certificate (must meet the admission criteria and required upon admission).
9. Valid passport copy.
10. Valid Pakistan national identity card copy (only for Pakistan nationals).
11. Photo with white background.
12. Entrance exam (highly recommended but applicants may opt out from the exam).
13. Application Link: here. 

• All students admitted on a full-time basis are granted the privilege to complete their study with a full scholarship.
• To maintain the scholarships, students should maintain high academic standing.
• The scholarship includes:
  • 100% free tuition fee
  • On-campus student accommodation
  • Health insurance and UAE visa sponsorship for non-UAE nationals
  • Monthly stipend (subject to the University’s rules and regulations, as mentioned in the University Catalogue)
• International and UAE resident students:
  • MSc: AED 8,000
  • PhD: AED 10,000 (Married PhD students may request to live off-campus and receive an additional AED 5,000 housing allowance subject to approval and submission of official documents.)

Cross Culture Programme (CCP) Fellowship 2025

• Policy and society
• Media and culture
• Human rights and peace
• Sustainable development and climate justice

• Minimum age is 23 years at the time of application.
• Work experience: At least two years of proven professional experience or volunteer work in a civil society organization in the home country.
• Language skills: Good command of written and spoken English.
• Health status: Ability to undertake a prolonged stay abroad (if you are uncertain whether your state of health allows you to participate, please contact crossculture@ifa.de).
• Exclusion criteria: students are not eligible to participate in the programme What is desirable?
• Long-term social or community commitment.
• Existing or planned collaboration with an organization in the host country.
• Additional language skills, particularly German.
• Fellowships are principally awarded to people working in the following subjects and professional fields:
  
  • Policy and society
  • Media and culture
  • Human rights and peace
  • Sustainable development and climate justice
• In 2025, the programme will also focus on the following key issues:
  
  • Culture of remembrance
  • Gender and diversity

1. Curriculum vitae in English with details about education/training, work experience, volunteering and other skills.
2. Letter of recommendation from a supervisor in the applicant’s home organization/workplace in the applicant’s country of origin, using this: here. 
3. Photo is optional.
4. Application Link: here.

• A monthly stipend of 650 euros
• Round-trip airfare
• Accommodation
• Monthly public transportation ticket within the fellow’s city of residence
• Health insurance
• Reimbursement of any visa fees incurred

Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Oxford 2025

• African graduate student.
• The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Oxford emphasizes explicitly groups who have historically been under-represented, including but not limited to female scholars, people from refugee and displaced backgrounds and disabled scholars.
• Necessary residence considerations will be made for students from refugee and displaced backgrounds.
• Meet the admission requirements of the chosen course.
• Meeting the English language requirement for the chosen course (unless you are Your first language is English and you have always been a citizen of and primarily resident in a majority English-speaking country recognized by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI); or You are a current Oxford student applying for readmission).
• Academic merit and potential.
• Leadership experience and capacity development.
• Alignment with AfOx values and themes.
• Commitment to Africa’s development.

1. Official transcript
2. Three referees
3. Research statement/ purpose
4. English proficiency proof
5. NOTE: £75 per taught course application (MPhil, MSc, MSt, PGDip, PGCert and MPhil + DPhil Economics) and £20 per research course application (Application fee waivers are available)
6. Application link:
7. Choosing the course: here. 
8. Application port: here.

• This full-cost scholarship is available to Master's students, covering tuition fees and living expenses for international students. The scholarship also provides logistics support, including an economy return flight, visa and Immigration Health Surcharge fees, settling down allowance, and access to a Thrive Fund for emergencies.
• After completing their Master’s Program, Scholars will be supported to take up 4-6 months placements in leading Africa-based organizations for their Ubuntu Period of Service.

Erasmus Mundus Master in Impact Entrepreneurship (EMMIE)

•  All academic backgrounds and all nationalities are eligible.
•  Candidates must have completed at minimum an undergraduate degree with a minimum of 240 ECTS.
• Candidates who are currently completing their degree and have not completed their final exams prior to the application deadline, are not eligible.
•  English proficiency proof (unless one or more of your university degrees was conducted in English).

1. An English translation of your birth certificate (if available)
2.  A photo (jpeg format).
3.  A current CV in English (please use the Europass CV format: https://europass.europa.eu/en/create-europass-cv
4.  A personal motivation letter in English outling why you are interested in the EMMIE program and ideas for the start-up company which will be developed during the program (maximum 2 pages).
5.  All higher education diplomas
6.  Transcript of Academic records.
7.  All documents must be in English and officially certified by the issuing institution. A certified English translation will be required for successful candidates when applying for international travel documents.
8.  An English Language Proficiency test (unless one or more of your university degrees was conducted in English TOEFL and IELTS tests are accepted, Duolingo tests will not be accepted. Min. level is of B2. C1 is highly recommended.
9. If you are applying for a scholarship, please describe your interest for a full or partial scholarship (1 page maximum).
10.  Two recommendation letters written by two different individuals in English. Academic and/or professional references are acceptable. Letters from co-workers, family and friends are not accepted.
11.  If you already have a well-developed entrepreneurial project which you plan to implement during your master, please provide a short (one page) description addressing: (1) the problem you plan to address; (2) the solution you wish to implement, and (3) the current state of development of your project.
12.  If you live in a country other than that of our passport/nationality (for example, you have a Canadian passport but live in Belgium), an official document issued within 12 months of the submission deadline showing your place of residence must be submitted. The place of residence could be verified based on the provision of the documents listed on the PRADO website: Here.  if it mentions a place of residence and is dated. If this is not the case, an applicant can send any other document considered appropriate. For example:
13.  A residence certificate issued in accordance with the candidate’s municipality normal registration rules;
14. A certificate from the candidate’s place of work, study, or training issued by the employer or institution in question. In absence of such documents, alternatives such as renting contracts, phone and electricity bills may be requested.

• Application Link: Here. 

• Registration fee to the master (€13.500).
•  Management fee (including laboratory expenses, supervision and running costs, etc.).
•  Health and accident insurance coverage.
•  Access to the universities’ infrastructure (libraries, Wi-Fi, etc.).
•  Assistance from the international office at each University regarding administrative matters, accommodation, bank account, etc.

• The contribution to travel, subsistence and installation of €1,400 per month for the entire duration of the study program (18 months maximum).
• A contribution to subsistence costs may not be given to scholarship holders for the EMJM periods (study /research /placement /thesis preparation) spent in their country of residence.

Global Undergraduate Exchange Program in USA (GLOBAL UGRAD 2025/2026)

•  Over 18 years of age.
•  A citizen of a Global UGRAD participating country, currently residing in that country.
•  Enrolled as a full-time undergraduate student in good standing at any accredited university, public or private, and has at least one year remaining at their home university at the conclusion of the Global UGRAD program.
•  Completed secondary education in their home country.
•  A solid command of written and spoken English (English Language training for some finalists is possible).
•  Able to begin studies in the U.S. in August 2025 or January 2026 (selected applicants may not choose their semester of participation.
•  Eligible to receive and maintain the U.S. student exchange visa (J-1) required for the program.
•  Cleared by a physician to participate in the program.
•  Committed to returning to their home country after the completion of the program.

1. Finalists must receive a TOEFL iBT score of at least 61 (or a Duolingo score of at least 100) to participate in the Global UGRAD Program.
   
   Note: The application will open on November 1. Requirements will be available when the application opens.
   
   Application Link: Here.

The Global UGRAD Program covers the following costs:

1. Pre-departure travel allowance, roundtrip, economy-class international airfare, tuition, required fees, on-campus housing, meals, required textbooks, a monthly maintenance stipend, and a limited health benefits program.
2. In addition, the program covers costs related to participating in the End of Program Workshop in Washington, DC.

Chateaubriand Fellowship - STEM application 2025-2026

• 1. PhD Enrollment:
  - You should currently be pursuing a PhD.
• 2. University Registration:
  - You must be enrolled in an American university. US citizenship is not a requirement, but French citizens are not eligible.
• Eligible Research Topics:
  - All research topics within the fields of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) and Health are eligible.
• Research Location:
  - Your research should be conducted in a French laboratory, which can be a university, engineering school, public research laboratory, or similar institution.
• Co-Supervision Agreement:
  - Both your American and French advisors must agree to co-supervise a portion of your thesis.
• Language Requirement:
  - Proficiency in the French language is not mandatory, and its necessity is determined by the host institution.
• Co-Sponsorship Encouraged:
   It is encouraged to have co-sponsorship from both your American university and your French host institution.

1.  Contact Information: Provide your contact details.
2.  Academic Background: List your degrees received and submit copies of transcripts. Unofficial transcripts are acceptable.
3. Publications: List your publications.
4.  Fellowships Received: Provide a list of past fellowships you have received.
5. Other Fellowships Applied For: List any other fellowships for which you are applying.
6. Thesis Research Summary (US): Present a summary of your thesis research conducted in the United States.
7. Research Plan (France): Outline the research you plan to perform in France.
8. Detailed Research Description (3 pages): Provide a detailed description of your thesis research in the US, including how it connects with your project in France.
9. Letter of Agreement from US Advisor: Include a letter from your US thesis advisor, confirming their agreement to co-supervise a portion of your thesis. This letter should also discuss the value of your stay in France for both the lab and your project and how it will strengthen collaboration between your home and host laboratories.
10. Letter of Invitation from French Advisor: Attach a letter from your project advisor in France, agreeing to co-supervise part of your thesis. This letter should detail the existing or planned collaboration between your home and host laboratories and explain the benefits of your stay in France for the host lab and your project.
11. Letter of Recommendation: Provide at least one letter of recommendation from a professor who is familiar with your work but is not your US or French advisor.
12.  Host Laboratory Contact Information: Include the contact information for the host laboratory in France.
13.  Existing Collaborations: If your application is linked to an existing French-American collaboration, be prepared to provide information about this collaboration.

1. Full scholarship with Monthly allowance (up to 1750 euros/month, depending on other sources of funding)
2.  Round trip ticket to France
3.  Support for health insurance abroad

IST Austria - PhD entry in September 2025

• ISTA welcomes students with different academic backgrounds who can bring their skills and experiences to the scientific setting.
• Students with a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in biology, chemistry, neuroscience, mathematics, computer science, physics, data science and scientific computing, astronomy, earth science and interdisciplinary or related areas (f.ex. biochemistry, engineering, medicine, pharmacy, statistics, etc.) are encouraged to apply.

1. CV
2. Statement of purpose that explains your research experience and your motivation for applying to the IST Austria PhD program. It should 1-2 pages maximum. In your statement, specify up to three research groups you find the most interesting. At this stage you do not need to contact potential supervisors.
3. University transcripts and diplomas of all degree programs and all years you have attended and/or are currently enrolled in (in English and in original language)
4. Contact information of 3 referees

• All documents have to be submitted in English and copies of university transcripts also in their original language.
  
• Application link: Here. 

1. Fully Funded
2. All our PhD students are fully funded, at internationally competitive salary levels, and receive full social security coverage.
3. There is also financial support for students to cover travel expenses for attending scientific conferences and workshops.

Erasmus Mundus AMIR Master Programme: Integrating Chemistry, Material Science, and Sustainability for Circular Economy

• The programme is aimed at candidates who have a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering and Environmental Sciences, with advanced knowledge in Chemistry (minimum 3 years of study or 180 ECTS credits), or a Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry, Physical-Chemistry, Materials (or Matter) Sciences.

1. Europass CV template.
2.  Bachelor degree in English and in the original language. Academic degree or professional diploma.
3. Academic transcripts in English and in the original language: should include all grades obtained during the 3-4 years of your Bachelor and the information on the grading scale.
4. Motivation letter for the AMIR program (max 1000 words).
5.  Two Recommendation letters: no more than two pages per reference letter, written in English, on institutional letterhead, and bearing an institutional stamp. To be uploaded directly by the referees on the Emundus application platform.
6. English certificate or University Official Letter: Certificate of an accredited language center testifying a minimum of CEFR B2 level (e.g., IELTS 6.5, TOEFL 75, Cambridge B2 First), or an official university letter stating that your university studies were conducted in English (for those who studied in an English-speaking country).
7.  One passport-type photograph.
8.  Copy of passport:  The page(s) showing identification number, photo, name, citizenship, date of birth, date of issue, expiration date, and signature.
9.  Work certificate: Proof of work experiences, if applicable.

• Please ensure that all required documents are prepared and submitted as specified in the application guidelines for the AMIR program.
• Application link: Here. 

Emile Noël Fellows

• Economics & Business
• International Affairs
• Law

• Students and doctoral candidates from the countries of the global south (Asia, Africa, Latin America), the former CIS states and the Eastern and Southeastern European (EU) states.
• Students or doctoral candidates from OECD countries such as the USA, Australia, New Zealand and Japan cannot be funded. You can find more information about our funding programs for foreigners here.
• Other EU citizens, such as Austrians, can apply as Union citizens for the FES programs, which are aimed at Germans and those with educational qualifications in Germany. *exceptionally talented students and doctoral candidates from Germany and abroad who feel connected to social democratic values. academic excellence, socio-political commitment and social background of our applicants.
• When selecting applicants, we specifically consider young people from households far removed from higher education and those with a migrant background - they are often denied the opportunity to pursue a higher education.
• Personality - we are looking for applicants who have the following:
  • Political thinking
  • Thirst for knowledge
  • Tolerance and openness
  • Team orientation
  • Ability to accept criticism
  • Self reflection

1. For basic funding:
   1. Acceptance of a place at a university or certificate of enrollment at a state or state-recognized German university or college for the course of study for which you wish to receive funding(You are already studying in Germany at the time of your application).
   2. Foreign applicants must provide evidence of sufficient German language skills.
   3. First-year students (Germans and those with foreign nationality) apply before or at the beginning of the first semester and require two reports from teachers for the further application process.
2. For doctoral funding:
   1. Letter of acceptance for the doctoral scholarship.
   2. Foreign applicants must provide evidence of sufficient German language skills.
3. Please note We support many study programs, but not:
   1. Pure study programs outside the EU (For further details and information about possible funding for a degree or doctorate in Great Britain, please see our FAQs under "Funded Study Programmes".)
   2. Medical courses up to the Physikum
   3. Doctorates and continuing education in the field of medicine
   4. Second-degree courses (this only applies to the program 'Basic funding for Germans and educational nationals')
   5. Part-time courses
   6. 2-semester Master’s degree programs
   7. Study/doctoral degree completion phases

• Foreign scholarship holders receive 934 euros per month in basic funding . For refugees: Scholarship holders receive up to 812 euros per month, calculated in the same way as BAföG and based on the parents' income, among other things. In addition, there is a monthly study allowance of 300 euros, which all scholarship holders receive for their own use. Depending on the applicant's situation, we also make a contribution to health insurance of up to 94 euros and to nursing care insurance of up to 28 euros per month. Scholarship holders with children can receive a monthly childcare allowance of 160 euros per child. The scholarship does not have to be repaid.
• We expressly support stays abroad during the funding period: through grants for travel expenses, tuition fees and international health insurance – especially for study or research stays, language courses and internships of up to twelve months Scholarship holders receive 1,400 euros per month in doctoral funding. In addition, the costs for health insurance are covered. International doctoral students are usually funded for three years with funds from the Federal Foreign Office .
• There is no family allowance, but rather a childcare allowance of €160 per child. If required, the scholarship holders receive family and childcare allowances as well as support for projects abroad . A portion of the health insurance contributions can also be paid to ease the burden during the doctorate.

Global-MINDS – European Master in Psychology

• Social and Cultural Psychology

• Completed undergraduate degree in Psychology or with a psychology major, or an undergraduate degree in social science with at least 100 ECTS in psychology or directly related subjects (i.e. research methods or statistics), or another degree in psychology recognized by the EU as a 1st or 2nd cycle degree, equivalent to at least 180 ECTS. This prerequisite must be fulfilled at the time of administrative enrollment. Applications from students in the last year of Bachelor or equivalent study programs will be accepted conditionally.
• Proficiency in written and spoken English: here. 

1. Supporting Statement (Personal Statement): Clearly articulate why you are a suitable candidate for the program, providing justification for the chosen mobility path, and addressing the relevance of Erasmus Mundus funding if applicable.
2. Copy of Undergraduate Diploma with Transcripts: Provide a copy of your undergraduate diploma along with transcripts. If required, include translations to English. Merge these documents into a single file.
3. Curriculum Vitae (CV).
4. Submit your CV, preferably in Europass format.
5. Copy of Passport: Include a copy of your passport.
6. Two Written Academic References: Merge two written academic references into a single file.
7. Additional Documents for Non-English Qualifications
8. If your qualifications are from a country where English is not an official language, include the following:
   1. English translation of your qualification(s)/transcripts.
   2. English language competency certificate.
9. Ensure that all documents are prepared and organized as per the specified requirements before submission. application link: here.

• There are two types of scholarships available for each cohort:
  
  • *10 full scholarships that cover the participation costs and a stipend of 1400 EUR per month throughout the programme.
  • *15 partial scholarships that cover the participation costs
• To be considered for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship, applicants should include a request for funding and relevant justification in their supporting statement. for more information please check: here.  

The Branco Weiss Fellowship – Society in Science 2024

• Hold a Ph.D. officially by January 15, 2024.
• Have obtained the Ph.D. within the five years preceding January 15, 2024.
• Do not currently hold or have held a faculty-equivalent position (e.g., assistant professor or lecturer).
• The proposed project should deviate from mainstream research in the discipline.
• Demonstrate outstanding scientific achievements.
• Express a willingness in the proposal to engage in dialogue on relevant social, cultural, political, or economic issues beyond the discipline's frontiers.
• Note that mainstream research projects that could be funded by other scientific organizations are typically not supported.
• Previous applicants who were not selected are encouraged to reapply.
• Acceptable reasons for delays after obtaining the Ph.D. include parental leave or inability to work due to illness or accident, and applicants must provide official confirmation of such leave(s) with a maximum extension of one year.

1. Required documents: Prepare the following documents in PDF format for uploading:
   
   1. A letter of motivation, including a statement explaining how your research differs from the mainstream (max. 1 page).
   2. Your proposed research project (max. 5 pages), incorporating an abstract, timelines, tentative milestones, and references.
   3. Your CV (max. 4 pages).
   4. An invitation letter from your prospective host, clearly stating why you are invited to the host group and why your research project is supported.
   5. Copies of your three best publications (exclude doctoral theses and books; include only peer-reviewed journal articles or individual book chapters).
   6. Provide 5 reviewer suggestions (to be entered directly in the online application).
   7. No letter of support is required upon application, and budgets do not need to be submitted.
2. Follow the specified steps in the web-based ETH Zurich grant application system 'eResearch' to successfully submit your application.
3. In your proposal, underscore the central idea or concept, detail the methods, and articulate the potential impact of your intended research. Additionally, emphasize links between society and science that you aim to explore and promote.
4. All documents must be submitted as PDF files with a collective size not exceeding 15 MB. Adhere to the provided naming conventions for your documents, ensuring to include your family name:
   
   1. FamilyName_ResearchProposal
   2. FamilyName_CV
   3. FamilyName_MotivationLetter
   4. FamilyName_HostLetter
   5. FamilyName_Publication1
   6. FamilyName_Publication2
   7. FamilyName_Publication3
5. Application Link: here.
6. Required documents to be in a pdf files ready for uploading:
   
   1. Letter of motivation including a statement explaining why your research differs from the mainstream (max. 1 page).
   2. Your proposed research project (max. 5 pages, including abstract, timelines, tentative milestones and references).
   3. Your CV (max. 4 pages).
   4. An invitation letter by your prospective host, stating why you are invited to the host group and why your research project is supported.
   5. Copies of your three best publications (no doctoral theses, no books, only peer-reviewed journal articles or individual book chapters).
   6. 5 reviewer suggestions (to be entered directly in the online application).

• Fully Funded.

Emory University Scholarships for International Students (2025)

• International students must demonstrate English proficiency and provide financial certificate.

1. The applicant must select one of the three admission decision plans (Early Decision I, Early Decision II, or Regular Decision) and submit all required application materials by November 15. (Those applying Early Decision I must apply by November 1.)
2. The applicant must answer "yes" to the question on your application that says, "Do you wish to be considered for merit scholarships?"
3. You must submit the following:
   1. The Common Application
   2. $75 application fee or application fee waiver
   3. Official high school transcripts and official college transcripts, if applicable
   4. If English is your second language, TOEFL or IELTS results are also recommended
   5. Secondary school report/counselor’s recommendation
   6. Two teacher letters of recommendation from core-area academic teachers
   7. For those applying EDII or RD: Midyear report and transcript
4. Applicants may upload additional materials digitally to add to their application like a resume, digital portfolio, or link to a YouTube page.
5. Application link: here.
6. Emory accepts both official and self-reported test scores for TOEFL, IELTS, and DET.
7.  For more information about English test grades visit: here.
8. Students applying Early Decision I can apply for the scholar programs but need to meet the November 1 deadline. If your ability to enroll depends on receiving a specific amount of merit scholarships or need-based financial aid, we strongly encourage you to apply Regular Decision.
9. Scholar program awards are not finalized until early April, after the deposit deadlines for Early Decision I and Early Decision II.
10. The Financial Aid Application Process & Considerations:
    1. Select "yes" to the Common Application or Coalition Application question that asks about applying for financial aid.
    2. Complete the CSS Profile before February 16th if you think you will need financial assistance at any time during your education.
    3. NOTE: Only students who apply for and receive financial aid in their first year will be eligible for aid in the future.
    4. Submit your tax returns or foreign country equivalent to the College Board's Institutional Documentation (IDOC) Service before February 16.
    5. NOTE: Signed copies of tax documents must be translated to English, converted to USD, and include the currency conversion rate used.
    6. Create a plan for contributing financially for your education, including paying for travel to and from home.
    7. NOTE: Emory cannot assume financial responsibility for currency fluctuations or replace any current financial support that may be lost in the future (such as from relatives, sponsors, government and corporate agencies, or other sources).

• Scholarships are renewable for a total of eight regular academic year semesters of undergraduate study, provided students maintain high standards of personal and academic excellence and meet semester and annual requirements of their program (details provided upon acceptance).

Oxford University- Clarendon Scholarship 2024

• No restrictions to nationality, filed or residency.
• All part time ad full time master’s and PhD courses are eligible.
• English language proficiency (unless the applicant is a resident of English-speaking country or a current student at Oxford). For Egyptians:
• Undergraduate qualifications
  • If the course at Oxford requires a ‘strong upper second-class undergraduate degree with honours’ in the UK system, a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university with an overall grade 80% (‘B+’) or ‘Very Good’, or a GPA of 3.5 out of 4.0 may be required.
  • If the course at Oxford requires a ‘first-class undergraduate degree with honours’ in the UK system, you will usually need a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university with an overall grade of 85% (‘A’) or ‘Excellent’, or a GPA of 3.7 out of 4.0.
• Masters' qualifications
  • If your graduate course at Oxford requires a master's degree in the UK system, you will usually need a master’s degree (Majister) with an overall grade corresponding to the following:
    • 50% (‘C’) for a passing grade in the UK system
    • 80% (‘B’) for a merit grade in the UK system
    • 90% (‘A’) for a distinction grade in the UK system
  • *Eligibility criteria differs according to the course.

1. You will be automatically considered for Clarendon if you apply by the December or January deadline, whichever is relevant to your course. You do not need to submit a separate application.
2. Bachelor’s degree certificate (for Master’s) or Master’s degree certificate for PhD applicants.
3. Transcript.
4. English language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge, Oxford).
5. 3 Reference letters
6. Application fee (£75 per taught course application (MPhil, MSc, MSt, PGDip, PGCert and MPhil + DPhil Economics) and £20 per research course application (CDT, DPhil, MSc by Research, DPhil Neuroscience (1+3), MPhil Socio-Legal Research and MPhil Law) which can be waived for certain cases (revise this link: https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate/applying-to-oxford/application-guide/declaration-and-payment/application-fee-waivers).
7. *The applicants are advised to control the “Entry requirements” and “How to Apply” sections of the relevant course page as documents depend on the selected course.
8. *All submitted papers must be in English language.

• Clarendon offers fully-funded scholarships covering course fees, as well as a grant for living expenses for the period of fee liability.
• Scholars on a full-time course: annual grant for living expenses of at least the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend rate, which is normally sufficient to cover the living costs of a single student living in Oxford. In 2023-24, scholars receive at least £18,622.
• Scholars on a part-time course: study support grant to assist with non-fee costs. Study support grants vary in value -- they may be a sixth, a third or half of the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend rate (influenced by the nature and/or duration of the course).

Doha Institute for Graduate Studies

• Eligibility for Applicants: For BSc: Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree in the field of specialization or a related field, achieving a minimum GPA of 3.0 (equivalent to a B grade) or Very Good in their undergraduate studies.
• For Doctoral Study: In addition to the BSc requirements, applicants must have a master's degree or an equivalent degree, with a minimum GPA of 3.50 on a 4.00 scale (or equivalent), from a recognized and accredited university listed by the Qatari Ministry of Education and Higher Education.
• Furthermore, the applicant's specialization should align with the research field they are applying for.

1. Identification document: Qatari ID for citizens and residents of Qatar.
2. Undergraduate transcripts. Senior year students should submit all their obtained transcripts to date.
3. Graduation certificate or diploma for graduates.
4. Resume (CV).
5. TOEFL or IELTS or DELF B2 results or official statement stating that the degree was taught in English as a main language of instruction.
6. Personal Statement.
7. Academic Essay (for applicants to the School of Social Sciences and Humanities). For Doctoral students {A Copy of official identification (Passport for International students - Qatari ID for citizens and residents of Qatar).
8. A bachelor's and master's degree certified by official authorities.
9. A bachelor's and master's transcripts certified by official authorities including all transferred courses if any.
10. A Copy of a valid IELTS academic or TOEFL iBt test score.
11. A copy of the master's Thesis, Capstone, or a Research sample.
12. A copy of statement of interest.
13. A copy of preliminary doctoral dissertation proposal.
14. A minimum of THREE academic reference letters to be sent via the online application form.
15. A copy of updated curriculum vitae (CV).
16. application Form: Here  

CyberMACS - Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) in Applied Cyber Security

• Your previous higher education institution needs to be officially recognized.
• Your previous degree needs to meet our requirements.
• If an English language test result is required from you, your test scores will need to fulfill our minimum requirements and you will need to submit the test result as instructed before the given deadline.
• You will need to submit your online application and all compulsory application documents as instructed before the application deadline.

1. Relevance of Previous Studies. 
2. Academic Performance. 
3. Recognition and Quality of Institution.
4. Motivation and Commitment to CyberMACS Studies.
5. English Language Proficiency.
6. Other Relevant Achievements.
7. Beyond their academic record, applicants may have other experience, knowledge, and qualifications that prepare them for the master’s studies and distinguish them from their peers.

• We particularly value relevant work experience in the program, participation in scientific research leading to publications, entrepreneurship, and special achievements such as success in competitions.
• You can check in data, Please click this link: Here 

• Best learning conditions waiting for you to become CyberMACS student!
• CyberMACS offers a limited number of scholarships amounting to €1,400/month for 2 years. Scholarship students are furthermore exempted from registration and/or tuition fee payments.
• For the 2023 intake, we will select a maximum of 35 students, We offer:
  • • Up to 15 Erasmus Mundus scholarships and registration and tuition fee waivers whatever your country of origin,
    • An additional 6 to 7 Erasmus Mundus scholarships and registration and tuition fee waivers if you come from specific countries assembled under Regions 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11.
    • Region 1 (Western Balkans) : Particular focus will be on scholarships in the fields of digital technologies, engineering, sustainable growth and jobs
    • Region 3 (Neighbourhood South): 8% of the budget available from NDICI.
    • Region 5 (Asia): 23% of the budget available from NDICI. Priority will be given to least developed countries.
    • Region 6 (Central Asia): 9% of the budget available from NDICI. Priority will be given to least developed countries.
    • Region 7 (Middle East): 3% of the budget available from NDICI. Priority will be given to least developed countries.
    • Region 8 (Pacific): 1% of the budget available from NDICI. Priority will be given to least developed countries.
    • Region 9 (Sub-Saharan Africa): 31% of the budget available from NDICI. Priority will be given to least developed countries.
    • A special emphasis shall also be put on migration priority countries. No country may access more than 8% of funding foreseen for the Region.
    • Region 10 (Latin America): 24% of the budget available from NDICI. Maximum of 30% to Brazil and Mexico together.
    • Region 11 (Caribbean): 1% of the budget available from NDICI.
    • Up to 12 spots with reduced registration and tuition fees amounting to €5,175 for the whole programme, whatever your country of origin. These students are considered self-funded students.
• For self-funded students, the tuition fee covers the same services as those offered to scholarship students, notably International Health and Accident Insurance, and costs for all mandatory activities. The tuition fee must be paid before the welcome week in the first semester.
• All scholarship and self-funded students are financially responsible for their transportation, accommodation, and subsistence costs.
• Up to 15 Erasmus Mundus scholarships, including registration and tuition fee waivers whatever your country of origin.

Rotary Yoneyama Scholarship 2025

• Citizenship, visa status and place of residence:
  • Non-Japanese and Dual nationality holders not including the Japanese citizenship.
  • Enter Japan for study purposes and hold a “Student” visa status.
  • Those who reside outside of Japan until entering Japan to enroll into the institution.
• History of residency in Japan: Those who do not have a history of staying in Japan before the month the scholarship commences.
• Academic institution and admission:
  • Those who plan to enter or transfer into the Japanese universities or graduate schools under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan.
  • Those who have been issued an acceptance letter or an admission permit, or are planning to take the examination to enter the intended institution.
• Age limit: Applicant must be born after April 2, 1980. (Under 45 years of age as of April 1 of the year the scholarship is awarded).
• Japanese language proficiency: JLPT N4 level or above is desirable.
• Prohibition of dual scholarships: It is prohibited to receive scholarships or grants of the same nature that are offered to individuals by other institutions.
• Ineligibility of previous Yoneyama Scholars: Those who have received the Yoneyama Scholarship in the past are not eligible to apply again.

1. Application form (mandatory). 
2. Copy of the submitted admission application form or the examination ticket for the intended university/graduate school (mandatory). 
3. Application guidelines of the prospective university.
4. Research plan (mandatory). 
5. Essay (mandatory). 
6. Recommendation letter (mandatory). 
7. Copy of the acceptance letter (mandatory, to be submitted by the deadline).
8. Copy of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test Results.
9. Application Link: here. 

• Undergraduates 100,000 yen per month.
• Master’s students 140,000 yen per month.
• Doctoral students 140,000 yen per month.
• *Research students are not eligible.
• Supplemental payment covers:
  • Economy class airfare (one-way) Actual expenses to arrive to Japan up to 250,000 yen is reimbursed, after arrival in Japan. Successful applicants must submit all relevant receipts.
  • Travel expenses in home country and Japan.
  • Visa fees.
  • Accommodation on the first day in Japan (up to 10,000 yen).
  • Airfare may include connecting flight ticket fares in home country and Japan.
  • Travel expenses include public transportation but exclude taxi fares in principle.

National Scholarship Programme of the Slovak Republic

• A) students who:
  • Are university students at universities outside Slovakia.
  • Are students of the second level of higher education (master's students), or are students who at the time of the application deadline have already completed at least 2.5 years of their university studies in the same/similar study programme.
  • Will be on a study stay in Slovakia during their higher education outside Slovakia and who will be accepted by a public, private or state higher education institution in Slovakia for an academic mobility to study in Slovakia.
  • All 3 conditions must be met. This category does not apply to doctoral (PhD) studies (or their equivalent).
  • Duration of a scholarship stay (students): 1 – 2 full semesters (i.e. 4 – 5 or 9 – 10 months) or 1 – 3 full trimesters, in case the academic year is divided into trimesters (i.e. 3 – 4 or 6 – 7 or 9 – 10 months).
• B) PhD students:
  • Whose higher education or scientific training takes place outside Slovakia and who are accepted by a public, private or state higher education institution or a research institution in Slovakia eligible to carry out a doctoral study programme (e.g. the Slovak Academy of Sciences) for an academic mobility[1] to study/conduct research/artistic stay in Slovakia.
  • Duration of a scholarship stay (PhD students): 1 – 10 months.
• C) international university teachers, researchers and artists who:
  • Are invited to a teaching/research/artistic stay in Slovakia by an institution with a valid certificate of eligibility to carry out research and development, which is not a business company and it has its seat in Slovakia.
  • Duration of a scholarship stay (university teachers, researchers or artists): 1 – 10 months.
• NOTE:
  • Citizens of any country in the world (except the citizens of Slovakia) can apply for a scholarship stay in Slovakia in the framework of the NSP.
  • In case of re-applying for a scholarship, the application can only be approved if between the deadline by which the applicant re-submitted the application and the deadline by which the NSP scholarship was last awarded and received, at least 2 years (including) have passed.
  • Exception to this condition can be only in cases worth of special consideration, especially if the previous stay supported by the scholarship was affected by an extraordinary circumstance caused by force majeure (e.g. pandemic, military conflict, etc.).

1. International students (eligible applicants under the category A):
   1. Curriculum vitae.
   2. Motivation letter.
   3. Detailed study programme.
   4. Two recommendation letters issued by applicant’s university teachers.
   5. Confirmation issued by the applicant’s home university confirming that the applicant is a regular student of the respective university at the time of applying.
   6. Scan of applicant’s bachelor’s diploma, diploma supplement and state examination certificate (if applicable).
   7. Admission/invitation letter issued by applicant’s host university in Slovakia indicating the period of stay.
2. International PhD students (eligible applicants under the category B):
   1. Curriculum vitae.
   2. Motivation letter.
   3. Detailed study/research/artistic programme.
   4. Recommendation letter issued by applicant’s dissertation supervisor.
   5. Confirmation issued by the applicant’s home university/research organisation confirming that the applicant is on the application deadline a regular PhD student of the respective university/research organization.
   6. Scan of applicant’s master’s diploma, diploma supplement and state examination certificate (if applicable).
   7. List of publications/artistic activities in required form.
   8. Admission/invitation letter issued by applicant’s host university/research organization in Slovakia indicating the period of stay.
3. International university teachers/researchers/artists (eligible applicants under the category C):
4. Curriculum vitae.
5. Detailed teaching and/or research/artistic programme.
6. Scan of applicant’s diploma of the highest academic degree achieved.
7. List of publications/artistic activities in the required form.
8. Invitation letter issued by applicant’s host university/research organization in Slovakia indicating the period of stay.

• University student of the second level of higher education: 620 EUR/month.
• PhD student: 1025,50 EUR/month.
• University teacher/researcher/artist:
  • without PhD degree (or its equivalent) and at the same time less than 4 years of work experience as a university teacher/researcher/artist: 1025,50 EUR/month.
  • with PhD degree (or its equivalent) and at the same time less than 10 years of work experience as a university teacher/researcher/artist: 1370 EUR/month.
  • with PhD degree (or its equivalent) and at the same time more than 10 years of work experience as a university teacher/researcher/artist: 1470 EUR/month.
• The costs related to staying in Slovakia (food, accommodation, etc.), during their study, research/artistic or teaching stay at universities and in research organizations in Slovakia.
• Travel grant.

Lee Foundation RSIS Scholarship

• The Lee Foundation RSIS Scholarships are open to Singaporeans, Singapore Permanent Residents and international candidates to pursue a full-time Master of Science programme at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), Nanyang Technological University.
• Applicants should have an excellent academic record a very good command of the English Language.
• Each scholarship is tenable for one year only for full-time MSc (Asian Studies), MSc (International Political Economy), MSc (International Relations) and MSc (Strategic Studies) programmes.
• Successful candidates are expected to complete their studies within the tenable period.
• There is no employment bond attached to the scholarship.

1. Copy of undergraduate degree certificate.
2. Copy of undergraduate Academic.
3. Transcript(s) stating your Grade Point Average (GPA).
4. Resume.
5. Statement of Purpose (600 Words).
6. Copy of TOEFL/IELTS* results TOEFL: 600 Paper Based/ 250 computer based/100 Internet Based - IELTS: 7.0.
7. Valid passport.
8. One passport-sized photograph.
9. Online Interviews and Written Assessment.
10. Submission of One Reference (must be emailed by your referee to RSISadmissions@ntu.edu.sg
11. Payment of Application Fees (non-refundable application fee of S$50 per program.

• For more information check the following link: Here 
• Application Link: Here
• Application guidelines and requirements: Here 

1. A monthly stipend.
2. Tuition and other compulsory fees (as specified by NTU).

The AfOx Kennedy Trust Prize Studentship

• Proven and potential academic excellence.
• Degree-level qualifications.
• As a minimum, applicants should hold or be predicted to achieve the equivalent of the following UK qualifications:
  • • A first-class or strong upper-second-class undergraduate degree with honors.
    • You do not need to have a previous master's degree to be considered for this DPhil.
    • If your degree is not from the UK or another country specified above, visit our International Qualifications page for guidance on the qualifications and grades that would usually be considered to meet the University’s minimum entry requirements.
    • Research or working experience in any field may be an advantage.
    • It would be expected that applicants will be familiar with the recently published work of their proposed supervisors.
    • For clinical applicants, evidence of your NHS or HSE trust support will be required.
    • English language requirement Test: Check the official website for details.

1. Official transcript(s).
2. CV/résumé.
3. Full instructions and link to standard CV creation form.
4. Statement of purpose/personal statement: A maximum of 500 words, plus an optional extended statement of a maximum of 1,000 words.
5. References/letters of recommendation: Three overall, of which at least two must be academic.

• You should make contact with the academic member of staff with whom you wish to undertake research in order to ascertain the suitability of the project to your experience.
• Details of potential supervisors can be found on the Kennedy Institute and Botnar Research Centre websites.
• Whether you have contacted a prospective supervisor will be taken into account at the shortlisting and interview stage.
• Topics and supervisors: Here
• Apply guide: Here
• Application link: Here 

• Stipend funding for 4 years (>£22,000 per annum), all tuition/fees (UK/ROI & Overseas tuition), including funding for laboratory expenses, training and conference travel.
• Additional travel fund for return flight to Africa yearly.
• Close links and supervisory relationships with institutions in Africa.
• Mentoring program run by AfOx.
• Social activities run by AfOx so you interact with the African student community in Oxford.
• Close partnership with colleges linked to the AfOx program.

Tomorrow’s Leaders Undergraduate Program

• Various

• Be a citizen/national of Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, Syria, Yemen, and Iraq, and West Bank and Gaza (including Palestinians residing outside of the West Bank and Gaza).
• Be a current high school senior or applicant who graduated from high school in 2024. Applicants from Iraq, Libya, Syria, West Bank/ Gaza, and Yemen who graduated high school in 2023 are also eligible.
• Demonstrate strong academic credentials.
• Demonstrate proficiency in written and spoken English with a minimum of 80 for the TOEFL iBT that is less than two years old of the program start date, required for university admission/enrollment.
• Exhibit maturity, flexibility and leadership potential.
• Maintain a high GPA and pass high school leaving exam in final year.
• Be able to start the program in August 2025.
• Demonstrate financial need. Applicants should be underrepresented or economically deserving students and should provide supporting financial documentation.
• Students who qualify may be eligible for up to one year of intensive English Language training if needed.
• Note: U.S. Citizens or U.S. Legal Permanent Residents are not eligible to apply.

1. Personal statement that allows the student to select one of three prompts to complete 500 words or upload a 5- to 6-minute video.
2. Social Responsibility Essay, with a 500-word limit response.
3. Official transcripts: If applying for the Undergraduate program, transcripts for grades 10 and 11 (and 12 when available) of your secondary school and your graduation certificate/diploma. An unofficial translation of these documents should be provided if they are not in English.
4. Documentation of extracurricular and/or volunteer activities.
5. Tomorrow’s Leaders Application Financial Statement.
6. Results of a brief online English assessment completed when filling out the application. Please use the same email address to register for the English exam as you use for your Tomorrow’s Leaders log in.
7. Two recommendations will be required. Recommenders will be sent requests automatically through the application system. Please have the email addresses, if available, of your recommenders available when filling out the application.
8. If your application is selected to move forward to the next round you will additionally need to provide the following:
   1. English proficiency results from TOEFL or IELTS, which can be submitted after application submission but no later than March 10 2025.
   2. SAT I or SAT II score sheet (required for select majors and students who attend American-style high schools) to be submitted no later than March 15, 2025.

• Full tuition coverage (for a maximum period of four academic years)
• Enrollment fees
• University housing (double room occupancy)
• University health insurance
• Entrance visa and residency permit fees
• Monthly living allowance (applicable during months actively participating in TL activities)
• A yearly book allowance
• Laptop for the duration of the program
• Two round-trip tickets from and to your home country per year, as applicable
• Opportunity for a study abroad semester in the U.S. (subject to maintaining a CGPA of 3.0 and above)
• Civic leadership and career-oriented workshops
• Internship opportunities
• Faculty mentorship and guidance
• Professional training on leadership and gender
• Academic advising, mentoring services, and learning services

2024/2025 Helmut Veith Stipend (for female students)

• Computer Science

• Applicants must be eligible for admission to one of the master’s programs in computer science at TU Wien that are taught in English. In 2024/2025 those are:
  • Master in Logic and Computation
  • Master in Business Informatics
  • Master in Computer Engineering (Technische Informatik)
  • Master in Data Science
  • Master in Media and Human-Centered Computing
• While applications for funding can be filed before or in parallel with the admissions process, the funding will only be awarded to applicants who have been unconditionally admitted to the master’s program. An application for funding does not replace the admissions process; neither does a conditional offer of funding entitle the applicant to study at TU Wien.
• Female students who meet the following conditions are eligible to apply for the stipend:
  • Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or Mathematics (Bologna first cycle) or equivalent degree
  • Extensive mathematical and technical knowledge and interest in (at least one of) Helmut Veith’s areas of research:
    • Logic in Computer Science
    • Formal Methods and Verification
    • Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
    • Algorithms and Complexity Theory
    • Computer Security
    • Proficiency in English

1. Cover Letter, describing the type of funding the student is applying for, and all other aspects the student deems relevant for the application.
2. Curriculum Vitae.
3. Motivation Letter, describing the reasons why the student wants to study in the chosen program, why funding is necessary, and with which groups of the faculty the student would be interested to work with during their master’s thesis and why.
4. Reports on university examinations (transcripts).
5. Diplomas and/or certificates (first degree, bachelor degree, or higher). If the final academic certificate is not yet available at the time of the application deadline, a preliminary certificate (indicating the type of degree and the expected graduation date) signed and stamped by the degree-awarding university must be provided.
6. Contact details of two referees (for letters of recommendation); at least one referee must be from university/academia.
7. English language certificate (TOEFL or similar).
8. If the candidate’s Bachelor studies have been taught in the English language, a confirmation of the respective university about the number of semesters that the candidate studied in English will be accepted in lieu of a language certificate.
9. Copy of passport.
10. A certified translation needs to be provided for documents that are not in German or English.

• EUR 7000 annually for a duration of up to two years.
• Waiver of all tuition fees at TU Wien.
• NOTE:
• Recipients of funding must be committed to demonstrate good progress during their studies, i.e.: obtain at least 25 ECTS credits from the respective master’s curriculum per term on average since the beginning of their master’s studies (the deadlines are April 30 for the winter term and November 30 for the summer term), and achieve a grade average of at most 1.5.
• Recipients of funding have to reside in Austria during term time for the duration of their studies. Exceptions and temporary interruptions of the stay during term time (e.g., for internships or research visits) are subject to approval.
• The stipend is provided for the duration of the master’s program (subject to the conditions listed above), for up to 2 years.

Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPFS)

• Academic Qualifications: You need a bachelor's degree with first-class honors, a master's degree by the application deadline, and a strong academic record.
• Language Proficiency: If English isn't your first language or your previous studies weren't in English, you may need to meet English language proficiency requirements.
• Applicants should demonstrate outstanding qualities of academic performance, research ability / potential, communication and interpersonal skills, and leadership abilities.

1. IELTS: Overall, 6.5.
2. Submission Limit: You can submit only one initial application; multiple submissions disqualify you.
3. Application Form: Here 

• Fully funded scholarship, including a monthly scholarship installment.
• The Fellowship provides an annual stipend of HK$337,200 (approximately US$43,230) and a conference and research-related travel allowance of HK$14,000 (approximately US$1,790) per year for each awardee for a period up to three years.
• 400 PhD Fellowships will be awarded in the 2025/26 academic year*.
• For awardees who need more than three years to complete the PhD degree, additional support may be provided by the chosen universities.

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management - Doctoral Programme in Accounting, Finance and Management

• Outstanding graduates of a Bachelor‘s or Master’s program in business administration, finance, management, accounting or related fields who aspire to launch an academic career.
• Candidates in the final year of a Master’s or Bachelor’s program are welcome to apply with their most recent academic transcript.
• Please note that the degree has to be completed by the time of the beginning of the PhD.
• The expected grade of the applicants may not be less than a “B” grade point average or 75% of the achievable credits.
• Foreign degrees will be checked regarding their equivalence.

1. Curriculum Vitae (CV) and List of Publications (if existing): Prepare a comprehensive CV that includes your academic and professional background. If you have any publications, include a list of those as well.
2. Certified Copy of Your University Entrance Qualification: This could be your Abitur, A-levels, or an equivalent qualification. Make sure to provide a certified copy.
3. Certified Copy of Your University Degree Certificate:
   1. • You should provide a certified copy of your university degree certificate or an equivalent qualification.
      • Additionally, include your academic transcript of records.
4. Official GMAT or GRE Results:
   • • You are required to submit official GMAT or GRE results.
     • Successful applicants in previous years tended to have GMAT scores over 650.
     • Please note that this requirement cannot be waived.
5. Proof of English Language Proficiency:
   • • Provide proof of your English language proficiency.
     • The minimum scores accepted are TOEFL IBT with a minimum score of 100 or IELTS with a minimum score of 7.0.
6. Statement of Purpose (up to 2 pages):
   • • Write a statement of purpose explaining why you are interested in your chosen field of study.
     • Discuss potential areas of research you might pursue and mention any research projects you have completed with faculty.
     • Also, express if the research of any member of the Frankfurt School faculty is of interest to you.
7. Optional Statement: If you believe that factors such as your background, extracurricular activities, or work experience are relevant to your application and can contribute to the diversity of the entering class, you can provide an optional statement discussing these factors.
8. Two Letters of Recommendation:
   • • You need to request letters of recommendation from two recommenders.
     • To do this, you should register on a separate platform provided in the application process.
     • Once you send your request to your potential recommenders, they will receive an email with a link to upload their recommendation letter confidentially.
     • Please specify a deadline for your recommendation letters to ensure they are received on time.

• Frankfurt School offers fully-funded study places for the doctoral program.
• Funding includes a tuition fee waiver and a cost-of-living stipend. The monthly stipend comprises EUR 1,820.
• The stipend will be granted for five years, conditional on continuing to satisfy all academic program requirements Furthermore, Frankfurt School covers costs related to research, including conferences and overseas visits.

The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Sustainable Mineral and Metal Processing Engineering-EMJM PROMISE

• Sustainable Mineral and Metal Processing Engineering.

• EMJM PROMISE is particularly suited for graduates in mineral processing, metallurgical engineering, chemical engineering, materials and mineral resources engineering, earth resources engineering, raw materials and process engineering, mining and mineral engineering, mining engineering, geological engineering, related process engineering, raw materials engineers, materials and rock waste treatment engineering, or related engineering fields, with a minimum BSc degree at the moment of application.
• Candidates who fail to meet the minimum admission requirements are declared ineligible and their applications are not further reviewed by the selection committee.

1. Certified original copy of university bachelor’s degree diploma (translated to English).
2. Certified copy of Transcript of records (translated to English) and originals (subject courses correspondent to the degree, along with the marks obtained and the number of hours/credits devoted to each subject).
3. Proof of nationality (copy of passport or ID-card).
4. Motivation letter.
5. Recommendation letters (one compulsory and 1 optional).
6. A scanned certificate of the English proficiency (see below the requirements).
7. Curriculum vitae in EuroPass format (see link https://europa.eu/europass/en) with your photo on the first page.
8. All documents need to be in English. Translations (diploma and transcript) need to be either certified (by your university) or legalised. Only the selected applicants must bring the original documents to be presented to the university the first week of the study period. Please make sure your documents are certified or legalised before the evaluation result.
9. We do not review documents sent by e-mail, so please ensure to apply via the online application portal.
10. Applications submitted after the deadline or applications submitted outside the PROMISE official submission tool will not be considered.
11. English language requirements: 
    
    1. TOEFL iBT (at least total score of 80 points minimum: Listening 20, Reading 18, Speaking 17, Writing 16) or a paper based score of 550 with minimum of 20 in writing.
    2. TOEFL iBT Special Home Edition (at least total score of 80.
    3. TOEFL pBT (at least total score of 550).
    4. Academic IELTS (overall band score of at least 6.0 (minimum: Reading and Listening 6.0, Writing and Speaking 5.5).
    5. The PTE Academic scores 62 valid for up to two years.
    6. C2 Proficiency (former Cambridge English: Proficiency, CPE) Pass Level A, B or C.
    7. Degrees in English: the degree must have been completed in a university of any of the following countries: EU/EEA, Australia, Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, New Zealand, or the United States excluding online degrees and offshore campuses. 20 ECTS credits of studies conducted in English language at a Finnish higher education institution.

• Fully Funded.
• Erasmus+ scholarship has a value of EUR 1400 per month, for a total duration of 24 months.
• The scholarship will be a contribution to the costs incurred by the beneficiary students and shall cover travel, visa, accommodation installation and subsistence costs. In addition, the tuition fees for scholarship holders are waived.
• The scholarship is bound to the presence at the partner universities. Late arrivals will lead to a pro-rate reduction.
• Payment of the scholarships will be at the end of the month and requires that all residence formalities have been completed. Therefore, even scholarship holders need to have sufficient funds for travelling to Finland, getting accommodation in Oulu and covering their living costs for at least one month.

Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Resilience in Educational Contexts - EMJM FLOURISH

• Resilience in Educational Contexts.

• EMJM FLOURISH is particularly targeted for educators and practitioners working with children and young people in educational contexts, with a particular emphasis on the development of resilience and wellbeing of marginalised and vulnerable children and young people.
• Applicants need to be in possession of a recognised Bachelor Honours Degree (Second Class or higher), in Education, Social Sciences or an area related to professional work with children and young people considered to be equivalent. They will also need to provide evidence of the required proficiency level in the English Language. Preference will be given to candidates with at least some experience of teaching or working with marginalised children and young people.
• Candidates may apply conditionally if they have not yet completed their first degree but will be completing it before the commencement of the programme.

1. Proof of nationality (Copy of passport).
2. Scanned copies of qualifications and detailed transcripts in the original language and certified English translated copies (where applicable) of these qualifications/ transcripts.
3. A Secure English Language Test (SELT); please refer to the following link for further information on the recognised SELT and the relevant grades.: here. 
4. Curriculum vitae including qualifications and any relevant work experience in EuroPass format (see link https://europa.eu/europass/en) with your photo on the first page.
5. Motivation letter, clearly specifying your reasons for applying for this course and confirming whether you are applying for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship (maximum 500 words).
6. Recommendation letters (one compulsory and one optional); (academic and/or employment).
7. All documents need to be in English. Translations (diploma and transcript) need to be either certified (by your university) or legalized.
8. For the scholarship applicants, the required documents, including English Language Certificates, need to be submitted by the end of the application period.
9. Scholarship applicants that are in their last year of their degree should send a transcript of the completed years of study. Only the selected applicants must bring the original documents to be presented to the university the first week of the study period. Please make sure your documents are certified or legalized before the evaluation result: here. 

• The Erasmus Mundus scholarship has a value of EUR 1,400 per month, for a total duration of 24 months. The scholarship will be a contribution to the costs incurred by the beneficiary students and shall cover travel, visa, accommodation installation and subsistence costs. In addition, the tuition fees for scholarship holders are waived.
• The scholarship is conditional to students’ compulsory physical mobility and presence at the partner universities. Late arrivals will lead to a pro-rate reduction. Beneficiary students will receive Euro 2,800 equivalent to 2 monthly instalments upon arrival in Malta. Subsequent scholarship payments will be done monthly in advance.
• Students who have previously obtained an EMJM scholarship are not eligible to apply for an additional scholarship under the EMJM FLOURISH.
• Students with special needs are entitled may apply for additional support by submitting a request to the coordinating university. 

Research Grants – Doctoral Programmes in Germany • DAAD

• Various.

• You can apply if you have above-average qualifications and you completed your Master's degree or Diploma, or in exceptional cases a Bachelor's degree, at the latest by the time the funding period begins.
• Qualification:
  • Academic achievements (grade point average, development of grades)
  • Academic progress
  • Knowledge of the language(s) of instruction or working language(s)
  • If applicable, scholarly achievements after graduation, (e.g. publications, lectures, conference papers)
• Quality of research project:
  
  • Quality of research proposal and preparation (originality, topicality and relevance of the project, choice of host institution and first contacts).
  • Feasibility and consistency of study plan and schedule.
  • Incorporation of project within the overall doctorate (in terms of content and time), if relevant.
• Potential of applicant:
  • Career prospects: significance of the research project and stay in Germany for further academic, professional and personal development.
  • Motivation: academic and personal reasons for wanting to visit Germany, German language skills (if different from working language).
  • Non-study-related activities: non-study-related knowledge and skills, civic engagement.

1. Online application form.
2. Full curriculum vitae in tabular form (max. 3 pages).
3. List of publications (max. 10 pages), if applicable.
4. Description of academic and personal reasons for your planned project in Germany (letter of motivation: 1-2 pages).
5. A proposal, prepared and formulated by yourself, as well as a description of previous research work (max. 10 pages in total).

• Funding is provided for a maximum of four years; the length of the funding period is decided by a selection committee and depends on your project and study plan.
• Grants are initially awarded for a maximum of one year. Extensions depend on whether the selection committee considers your previous award period to have been successfully completed.
• Value:
  • Monthly payments of 1,300 euros.
  • Payments towards health, accident and personal liability insurance cover (see also our important information for scholarship applicants / section F, point 4).
  • Travel allowance.
  • Annual research allowance of € 460
• Under certain circumstances, you can apply for the following additional benefits after start of funding:
  • monthly rent subsidy (please read the important scholarship information / section D, point 9).
  • monthly allowance for accompanying family members. Please also read our important information for scholarship applicants / section F, point 3.
• In case of a disability or chronic illness: on application, a subsidy may be provided for justified additional costs, incurred in Germany due to the disability, that are necessary to realise the project in Germany and that are not covered by a third party; whether and to what extent a subsidy will be paid, will be reviewed and determined on an individual basis (see important information for scholarship applicants, section F, point 8).
• To enable you to improve your language skills in preparation for your stay in Germany, DAAD offers the following services:
  • Payment of course fees for an online language course after receipt of the Scholarship Award Letter.
  • If necessary: Language course (2, 4 or 6 months) before the start of the research stay in Germany; the DAAD decides whether to fund the grant holder's participation and for how long depending on language skills and project. If a language course scholarship is granted and the working language at the host institute is German, participation is compulsory.
  • Allowance for a personally chosen German language course during the grant period.
  • Reimbursement of the fee for a TestDaF or DSH test, which you can take either in your home country after you have received your Scholarship Award Letter or in Germany during your funding period.

SBW Berlin Scholarship

• Various.

• Foreign nationals, whose home countries appear to have a particular need for development assistance.
• Holders of a student visa for Germany or a residence permit with the purpose of taking up or carrying out a course of study in Germany.
• Between 18 and 30 years old.
• Professional or volunteer experience in the non-profit/social sector (proven by a social institution’s letter of recommendation).
• Able to prove that they have not stayed in Germany for more than 18 months before the application.
• Qualification for university entrance.
• Intention to work in their country of origin for at least 18 months after graduation or to engage in non-profit work until the repayment plan has been fulfilled.
• Able to prove a relatively low net income.
• Average grades corresponding to a German grade point average of at least 2.
• No first-degree family members who reside permanently in Germany.
• Application before the start of their university education or fully enrolled in the first, second or max. third semester at a state-recognized university (in Germany or abroad) or application for a master’s degree shortly before or after obtaining a bachelor’s degree.

1. When applying for the scholarship, proof of the applicant’s social commitment in the form of a letter of recommendation from a non-profit organization or social institution is required. The nonprofit organization or social institution submits the letter on behalf of the applicant as PDF to application@sbw.berlin. After carefully reviewing the letter, outstanding prospects will be granted access to the application form.
2. Only complete applications can be considered. Applicants must submit at least the following documents:
   1. Letter of recommendation from a non-profit organization or social institution or one of SBW Berlin’s partner organization (by email).
   2. Application form (A link will be shared with outstanding applicants).
   3. Project description (two to five pages)*Qualification for university entrance.
   4. Information about the net household income.
   5. Copy of the last school or university certificate that shows the grade point average and a grade overview.
   6. Copy of the highest academic degree (high school diploma or university certificate) that shows the grade point average and a grade overview.
3. If available, copies of the following documents should also be included:
   1. Admission to a university or university of applied sciences (Fachhochschule) in Berlin or Potsdam.
   2. Internationally recognized language certificate for the language in which your studies will be taught.
   3. All already obtained university certificates and records of achievements (graded and ungraded).
   4. All previous work, training, apprenticeship and internship certificates and references.
4. We recommend to all applicants to submit the following additional documents, which are not mandatory:
5. 1. One or two letters of recommendation from professors, schoolteachers, employers, etc.
   2. Evidence of the net household income.
   3. The application and all enclosed certificates and supporting documents must be submitted in German or English. If the original document was issued in another language, we also ask for a translation into German or English.
   4. Non-certified copies and simple translations are sufficient for the application.

• For the duration of the scholarship (max. funding period is equivalent to the regular period of the
• study program), SBW Berlin covers necessary living expenses of the scholarship recipients. The
• scholarship includes:
  • A furnished room in shared student flats in Berlin.
  • Cost-of-living allowance currently in the amount of 480 Euro per month.
  • Tuition fees.
  • Possibly also a travel contribution for the journey to Berlin before the start of the course of study and for the journey home after successful completion of the course.

KAIST Global IT Technology Program Scholarship

• IT & Engineering

• Government officials, employees of public institutions or senior-level researchers at national research centers working in the IT-related fields in developing countries.
• Employees from private institutions cannot apply.
• Educational Background: A bachelor`s or master`s degree in the IT-related area.
• English Proficiency: TOEFL (iBT 83, PBT 560, CBT 220), IELTS 6.5, TEPS 599, TOEIC 720 or higher.
• English proficiency tests should have been taken within two years from the deadline of the online application.
• It can be replaced with English phone interview with ITTP director.

1. Application Form(KAIST application form)
2. Application Form(ITTP application form) GITTP APPLICATION
3. Statement of Financial Resources
4. Recommendation Letters 1
5. Recommendation Letters 2
6. Degree/Diploma
7. Transcripts
8. English Proficiency Test Reports(EPT)
9. Curriculum Vitae
10. Identity Documents 1 (applicant`s)
11. Identity Documents 2 (parents`)
12. Family Relation Certificate (Applicants of Korean origin only)
13. Optional
14. List of Honors and Awards
15. Employment Certificate
16. School Profile/Credit Rating System: here.  

• Tuition fee.
• Round-trip airfare(Economy class, Max 1,500,000 won per one-way trip).
• Living cost (1,500,000 won per month).
• National medical insurance.
• Relocation expenses: 1,000 Korean won = (approximately) 0.92 US dollars (as of 2015).
• All the students will receive scholarships, up to 2 years for master`s students and up to 3 years for doctorate students.

Universität Konstanz, Zukunftskolleg - 2-year research fellowships

• Various

• You should be in possession of a doctoral degree granted between October 31, 2022 and December 31, 2024. Earlier graduation dates can be accepted in case of maternity/paternity leave, or working contracts outside academia.
• Candidates must not hold a permanent professorship, or have a habilitation or equivalent (Venia legendi). Candidates with their own position funded by another program, which can be transferred to Konstanz, are also eligible.
• Applicants must propose a research project that ties in with a discipline represented at the University of Konstanz. They are invited to include in their motivation letter a reflection note on how their research relates to the 17 SDGs of the UN.
• Applicants should contact potential Local Academic Partners among the researchers at the University of Konstanz in order to ensure appropriate affiliation. Support from a department strengthens the application.
• International experience in teaching or research, and a strong interest in interdisciplinary topics are desirable.

1. A complete application form
2. Motivation letter (1 page max)
3. Project outline (5 pages max)
4. Curriculum vitae
5. Copies of all relevant degree certificates
6. Writing sample (30 pages max)
7. Two letters of reference

• They receive an annual research allowance e.g. for funding research assistants or equipment.
• They are eligible to apply for co-funding.
• Senior Fellowships and the Mentorship Programme give them the opportunity to invite distinguished colleagues to Konstanz.
• They can go on a temporary Research Visit abroad or nominate international early career researchers for a Research Visit at the Zukunftskolleg.
• They are eligible to apply for funding for cooperative initiatives or for funding for particular career stages.
• They receive non-monetary support like coaching, professional career counseling or in grant proposal writing.
• They get financial support to organize and run a scientific retreat.

ISC2 UNDERGRADUATE/ASSOCIATE SCHOLARSHIPS

• Computers & IT
• Engineering
•  Physics
• Math

• Must be pursuing, or plan to pursue, a degree with a focus on cybersecurity, information assurance or similar field in the fall of 2024.
• Must be pursuing an associates or undergraduate degree in 2024.
• If you will have graduated with your undergraduate degree by the fall then please apply for the ISC2 Graduate Scholarship if appropriate.
• GPA must be at least 3.3 on a 4.0 scale (or an analogous rank based on a comparable scale).
• If you need to convert your GPA please visit https://applications.wes.org/igpa-calculator/
• You may be a citizen of any country (US citizenship not required)
• May be attending on campus or online.
• May be attending full-time or part-time.
• May be attending in the US or Internationally.
• You do not currently need to be enrolled, however, no awards will be disbursed until the recipient is enrolled in a college or university.

1. Unofficial transcripts from your current (or most recent) educational institution. If awarded; no funds will be disbursed until official transcripts have been received.
2. One Letter of Recommendation outlining the following:
   1. 1. How long have you known the applicant and in what capacity?
      2. What skills or abilities does the applicant have that will support him/her in completing a degree?
      3. What other information about the applicant should be taken into consideration?
3. Resume/CV – No more than 3 pages maximum.
4. Essay questions to be filled out in the application, Maximum of 250 words per answer:
   1. 1. Tell us why you should be chosen to receive this ISC2 Cybersecurity Scholarship and what makes you stand out from your peers?
      2. Describe why you need the scholarship.
      3. Describe your personal and education backgrounds.
      4. Describe why you chose your major and your goals for your academic career. What makes you a candidate for success in information security and what are your goals for your professional career.
      5. Describe any contributions to the cybersecurity field i.e., volunteer work, articles, etc., and any other hobbies or extracurricular activities and what they mean to you. (Do not include links to articles)

• Academic references are preferred; however, you may submit a professional letter of reference addressing the points above.
• Please tell us anything else you would like us to know about you in consideration of your application.
• Note: Applications open january 15, 2025 and close february 28, 2025 at 11:59 pm EST

• Applicants will be scored by members of ISC2 and scholarship sponsors (if applicable). Scoring will be based upon three categories: Passion - Merit - Financial Need
• NOTE: Not all applicants will receive a scholarship, Scholarships are a one-time award and must be re-applied for each year in order to be considered for another scholarship.

AFRICAN BRAIN DATA SCIENCE (ABDS) ACADEMY 2024

• Neuroscience
• Psychology
• Computer Science
• Biomedical science

• ABDS Academy is The Kavli Foundation-funded two-week intensive training program designed to enhance capacity in brain data science.
• ABDS Academy offers unique opportunities to researchers in Africa (from Neuroscience, Psychology, Computer Science, Biomedical science, and related backgrounds) to gain an understanding of critical computational approaches to the processing and management of large-scale brain datasets.
• Participants will be trained by world leading experts in the field on novel techniques for brain data collection, processing, analysis and sharing.

DAAD EPOS Scholarship 2025

• Applicant should hold a four-year bachelor’s degree or equivalent in an appropriate subject.
• Applicants must have at least two years of relevant professional work experience.
• Applicants must be from Developing Countries.
• You can find the list of eligible countries: Here
• Applicants must have a motivation for this scholarship, and they can prove it.
• Applicants must have achieved excellent academic records.
• The applicants’ academic degrees should not be more than six years old.
• Applicants must also meet certain requirements of the universities to which they are applying.
• Applicants should meet a certain level of English language proficiency. Remember, only original certificates of the scores will be accepted. (TOEFL paper-based – 550 score / TOEFL computer-based – 213 score / TOEFL internet-based – 80 score /IELTS – 6 band overall).
• Students should also check with the institute/university they’re applying to to see if they require proof of English proficiency.

1. DAAD Application Form.
2. CV (Europass Format).
3. Letter of motivation, maximum two pages.
4. The certificate (s) of Employment from the employer(s) shows at least two years of work experience after the degree.
5. Proof of Language Skills.
6. Copies of higher education degree certificates.
7. Copy of full set of transcript of records.

• Depending on academic level, monthly payments of 934 euros for graduates or 1,300 euros for doctoral candidates.
• Payments toward health, accident, and personal liability insurance cover.
• Travel allowance, unless these expenses are covered by the home country or another source of funding.
• Under certain circumstances, scholarship holders may receive the following additional benefits: (Monthly rent subsidy - Monthly allowance for accompanying members of family).

Google Conference Scholarships (Africa)

• Be a full-time student enrolled with a recognized university in Africa who is in need of conference travel funds.
• Have a paper accepted at a top-tier computer science conference. We prefer to support conferences in research areas where Google has a strong interest. Please visit research.google.com for a list of areas.
• Be the sole or joint first author of the accepted paper.
• Google employees are not eligible to apply for Google scholarships. Persons who are (1) residents of embargoed countries, (2) ordinarily resident in embargoed countries, or (3) otherwise prohibited by applicable export controls and sanctions programs may not apply for this scholarship.

1. Please submit this form by the deadline for the conference that you wish to attend.
   
2. Given the shift to virtual mode for conferences, we are currently accepting applications to cover conference fees.

Google Artificial Intelligence Courses

• Artificial Intelligence

• Open to all, regardless of background or qualifications.
• No registration fee, making it financially accessible.
• Basic computer literacy is recommended.
• Reliable internet access and a device (computer, laptop, or tablet).
• Genuine interest in AI is the primary requirement.

1. Visit the Official Platform: Head to the official Google AI Courses platform to explore the available courses.
2. Browse Courses.
3. Choose Your Course.
4. Click “Enroll”: Once you’ve chosen a course, click on the “Enroll” or equivalent button to express your interest in the selected course.
5. Follow Registration Steps: Complete any additional registration steps, which may include agreeing to terms and conditions or providing additional information.
6. Access Course Materials: Once enrolled, access course materials, lectures, and any required resources provided by Google.

• Zero Cost Education
• Global Accessibility
• Career Advancement
• Inclusive Certification
• Cutting-edge Curriculum
• Flexible Learning
• Community Engagement
• Practical Application

Savvy entrepreneurship Online Fellowship

• Savvy is a virtual Fellowship program for passionate and brilliant young professionals seeking to be part of the new generation of impact entrepreneurs.
• No ethnic restriction.
• Ages 18 – 40.
• It’s a rolling program (no application deadline), so new applications are accepted year-round.

1. Fill in the online application: here.  

• Practical Learning: For 12 weeks, you’ll learn how to start, build, and scale an impact venture. Using visual presentations, we’ll help you answer all the relevant questions you need to kickstart that amazing impact venture, gain early traction, achieve product-market fit, and scale into newer markets.
• Simultaneous Mentorship: While learning, you’re offered mentorship as well, which is a great way to have a better understanding of your industry. Mentorship comes in two ways: peer-to-peer and expert.
• Life-long Community: “Once a Savvy Fellow, always a Savvy Fellow.” Savvy isn’t just a 12-week learning, assessment, and mentorship program, it’s a lifelong entrepreneurial learning process. Post Fellowship, you can constantly access your Savvy Fellowship account and have access to our weekly updated resources, in the form of entrepreneurial tips, nuggets, and opportunities.

The Sterling Momship empowering stay-at-home moms

• Digital Marketing
• Content Writing
• Customer Service
• Graphics Design
• Human Resources
• Sales
• Branding
• Quality Assurance
• Technology

• A bachelor’s degree or HND with a minimum of 2:2 or upper credit.
• A professional certificate and evidence of professional development courses.
• A minimum of 1 year of professional experience before your career break.
• We value diversity in our workplace and encourage qualified persons with disabilities and diverse professional, academic, and cultural backgrounds to apply.

1. Fill in the Online application: Here

• Participate in empowering opportunities that align with your expertise and interests.
• Connect with fellow mom professionals, share experiences and grow together.
• Talk about having a supportive community.
• Have a supportive and inclusive work culture where you feel empowered and your voice is heard.
• Access resources, and participate in workshops and mentoring programs to help you nurture and advance in your career.
• Enjoy flexibility at its best.

DAAD Development-Related Postgraduate Courses

• Social sciences
• political
• science
• law
• Economics, and other related fields

• Candidates fulfil the necessary academic requirements and can be expected to successfully complete a study programme in Germany (above-average result for the first academic exam – top performance third, language skills).
• Candidates have a Bachelor's degree (usually a four-year course) in an appropriate subject.
• Candidates have at least two years of professional experience.
• Candidates can prove their motivation is development-related and be expected to take on social responsibility and initiate and support processes of change in their personal and professional environment after their training/scholarship.

1. DAAD application form.
2. A copy of the transcript.
3. Work experience certificates.
4. English language certificates.
5. A reference letter.
6. Motivation letter.
7. CV.
8. Copies of degree certificates.
9. Check English-required test grades at the official website.
10. The deadline varies according to the chosen programme.

• Depending on the academic level, monthly payments of 934 euros for graduates or 1,200 euros for doctoral candidates.
• Payments towards health, accident and personal liability insurance cover.
• Travel allowance, unless these expenses are covered by the home country or another source of funding.
• Under certain circumstances, scholarship holders may receive the following additional benefits:
• Monthly rent subsidy.
• Monthly allowance for accompanying members of the family.

SAP Virtual Global Finance Rotational Program

• Economics & Business

• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in business administration, accounting or with another finance focus.
• Graduates and young professionals with at least some working experience (e.g. internship) in a finance department.
• Excellent communication skills and ability to speak and write English fluently, additional language skills are an advantage.
• Self-driven, self-organized, and open-minded team player.
• Flexible and motivated.
• Knowledge of MS Office (Outlook, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint). Experience with SAP systems is a plus.

1. CV.
2. Cover Letter.
3. Any relevant Certificate.

• Working in a virtual, international, and collaborative environment.
• Work for the market leader in enterprise application software and be part of a company that values curiosity, flexibility, diversity, and life-work balance.
• A channel to expand your network and gain all the necessary skills to succeed in the finance industry while working at a large company.
• Immediate participation as a functioning team member and engagement with different teams inside and outside the GFA board area while going through the different rotations.
• On-the-job training supported by experienced high-level managers and colleagues.
• Various workshops and training sessions to acquire new skills.
• Formal learning and development opportunities during the entire program.

Global Marketing Healthcare Internship

• Marketing

• You are currently enrolled or within your gap year.
• First experiences with internships or working student positions are desirable.
• Strong passion for brands and products.
• Effective communication and presentation skills.
• Responsibility and independent and structured way of working.
• Strong analytical skills with Good knowledge of MS Office (especially PowerPoint and ideally Excel) Pro-active, open-minded team player with an international mindset.
• Fluent in English, both written and spoken, other language skills such as German would be a plus.

• Your work at Beiersdorf will be fairly remunerated, both with a voluntary internship and with a compulsory internship you earn 2.000 € per month. For a working student activity, our salary is 18,19 € per hour.

• Employee Discounts.
• Flexible Working Hours.
• Development Programs.
• High Retention Rate.
• Networking Events.
• Health Program.
• Located in the heart of the City.
• Public Transportation Allowance.
• Sports and Leisure Activities.
• Talent Pool.
• International Working Opportunities.
• Attractive Remuneration.

Taleo Consulting - Talent manager (CDI / Internship / VIE)

• Economics
• Business

• Rather than a diploma or extensive experience, your state of mind will allow you to reach your potential and meet the target with Taleo.
• If these words resonate with you and you identify with this description, send us your CV. We will be delighted to meet you.

World Bank Junior Professional Associates Program 2022 (Fully-funded)

• Economics
• Finance
• Human development (public health
• Education, nutrition, population)
• Social sciences (anthropology, sociology)
• Agricultureenvironment (climate, blue economy)
• Infrastructure
• Private sector
• Corporate
• Administrative functions (such as IT, legal, accounting & communications ).

• Recent Graduates from all around the world can apply.
• A candidate must have at least a bachelor’s or equivalent degree.
• A candidate should not be more than 28 years of age on the first day of the job.
• A candidate must be fluent and proficient in the English language.
• Having command in more than one WB’s official language is a plus point. (Arabic, French, Chinese Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish)
• The JAPs are eligible to reapply for this program if they take a two-year “Cooling Off” period.

• CV
• Experience certificate
• Educational certificates & credentials.
• Language Proficiency Certificate
• Cover Letter

• The selected candidate will get a competitive salary according to international standards.
• A two-year contract with the World Bank.

United Nations World Food Programme Paid Internships Programme

• Delivering food assistance in emergencies, and working with communities to improve nutrition and build resilience.

• Applicants should be enrolled in a recognized university or have graduated within the past six months.
• Must have completed at least two years of study.
• Passionate individuals are preferred.
• Should be willing to take challenges.
• Must be a team player.
• Excellent English skills are essential.
• Knowledge of other UN languages would be an advantage.
• Dedicated to learning in the humanitarian sector and working towards the betterment of humanity.

1. Applicants must submit their applications via the official WFP website.
2. You can find current job openings by visiting the careers section of the website.
3. Please register on the site and create your online CV.
4. You should select the relevant job option according to your current area of interest.
5. You should carefully read the job details, including its location, duration, and responsibilities.
6. Make sure that you are qualified for the position.
7. Please submit all supporting documents that are listed on the application form.
8. You can submit your CV and cover letter along with a link to your portfolio.
9. You should carefully complete the application form before submitting it.

• The intern will receive a monthly stipend of $1000.
• Candidates from developing countries will be entitled to reimbursement for travel expenses.