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.

MOPGA 2025: Visiting fellowship program for early career researchers

• Earth systems
• Climate change and sustainability
• Energy transition
• Societal challenges of environmental issues
• Human, animal and ecosystem health as part as a "One Health" approach.

• Foreign researchers holding a doctoral degree for less than 5 years (must have passed their thesis defense between December 2019 and December 2024).
• No nationality restrictions (except France).
• Foreign researchers who have not resided in France between Sept. 5th, 2024 and Dec. 5th, 2024 (more than 90 days).

1. CV including the list of your publications in English (4 pages max).
2. PhD Diploma (or certificate of PhD diploma).
3. Letter of support from the French host institution: here.
4. CV of your research supervisor in the French host institution (2 pages max).
5. Letters of recommendation (3 max).
6. Passport or proof of ID.
7. Candidates may upload foreign languages certificates or any documentation that could support their application.
8. Application Link: here. 

• Monthly allowance of 2,500 euros.
• Moving allowance of 500 euros.
• Health Insurance plan covering civil liability and repatriation assistance until the MOPGA Fellow's registration to the French Social Security Scheme.
• Complementary Health Insurance plan covering civil liability and repatriation assistance once the Social Security registration process is effective.

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.

Singapore International Graduate Award (SINGA) - August 2025 intake

• Biomedical Sciences
• Computing and Information Sciences
• Engineering and Technology
• Physical Sciences

• Open for application to all international graduates with a passion for research and excellent academic results.
• Good skills in written and spoken English.
• Good reports from academic referees.
• Note: SINGA is intended primarily for international students studying for the first time in Singapore. Singaporeans, Singapore Permanent Residents and International students studying/who have studied in Singapore tertiary institutions are not eligible.
• Note: The above eligibility criteria are not exhaustive.
• A*STAR may include additional selection criteria based on prevailing scholarship policies. These policies may be amended from time to time without notice.

1. Browse PhD Research Projects: Go to Research Areas to browse the projects you are interested in.
2. Bachelor’s and/or Master’s academic transcripts.
3. Bachelor’s Degree certificate(s) / scroll(s) or a letter of certification from the university on your candidature if your degree certificate / scroll has not yet been conferred.
4. 2 recommendation reports (to be completed and submitted online by the referees).
5. Applicants applying to NUS supervisors/projects are required to submit your GRE scores in your SINGA application form.
6. For all other applicants, you may be requested by the university to submit satisfactory GRE scores as part of the university admission requirement.
7. The submission of IELTS / TOEFL / SAT I & II / GATE results is optional and may be requested later by the university for admission.
8. Valid Passport.
9. A recent passport-sized photo (in .jpeg or .png format).
10. Note: ALL transcripts need to be in English translation
11. Note: Please do NOT mail any hard copy documents to the SINGA Office.

• Tuition fees.
• Monthly stipend of S$2,700 which will be increased to S$3,200 after the passing of the Qualifying Examination.
• One-time airfare grant of up to S$1,500.
• One-time settling-in allowance of S$1,000.

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.

Chancellors' International Scholarships (2025)

• Apply for a PhD at the University of Warwick to begin in October 2025.
•  Be assessed as 'overseas' for fees purposes. There are no other nationality criteria.
•  Be from any discipline at Warwick.
•  Scholarships cannot be deferred to the next academic year.

1. English proficiency proof.
2.  Personal Statement.
3.  Scanned original certificates or transcripts that confirm your academic qualifications
4.  One academic reference for postgraduate taught courses
5.  Two academic references for postgraduate research courses
6.  The application fee for postgraduate taught courses is £75 which can be waived (You can only request to waive the Fee if you are from a war-torn country or are applying for a full scholarship/loan. If applying for a scholarship you must state which scholarship. You can request to waive the application assessment fee at the end of the application before submitting).
7. Apply first for a course in Warwick University: Here. and obtain your login details to apply for the scholarship from the link below.
8. Application Link: Here.

1. The full payment of tuition fees.
2. A maintenance stipend paid at the prevailing UKRI rate for 3.5 years.
3. A Research, Training and Supporting Grant (RTSG) of £5,000.
4. For eligible scholars, the opportunity to apply for financial support towards the cost of immigration to the UK.

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. 

2025 UN/Japan Long-term Fellowship Programme Post-graduate study on Nano-Satellite Technologies (PNST)

• Be nationals of developing countries or non-space-faring nations (countries without an established substantial capability to develop space technology/launch space objects).
• Be duly nominated by their institutions.
• English language proficiency
• Born on or after 2 April 1990.
• Should have the academic and professional background required by the specific fellowship programme.
• Candidates seeking a Master degree are expected to have completed studies ending with a Bachelor Degree or equivalent in engineering-related subjects.
• Candidates seeking a Doctorate degree are expected to have completed studies ending with a Master Degree or equivalent in engineering-related subjects.
• Degrees in different technological fields can be considered by the Selection Committee.
• Be able to make professional use of the experience gained in the fellowship programme.
• Being eligible for MEXT scholarship.

• Revise further eligibility criteria from here: Here
• The Office for Outer Space Affairs is committed to achieving 50/50 gender balance in its programme and ensuring a balanced representation from different perspectives.
• This programme intends to select 3 male and 3 female students for the fellowship.

1. Nomination Form (pdf).
2. Nomination Form (Rank certificate) (pdf).
3. Application Form (pdf).
4. Referee Report Form (pdf).
5. Academic Background (pdf).
6. Application for Japanese Government (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology: MEXT) Scholarship (pdf).
7. Field of Study and Research Plan (pdf).
8. The following documents must be uploaded (in English language) by the applicant:
   1. 1. MEXT Field of Study and Research Plan.
      2. Certificate of English language competence.
      3. Diploma certificates.
      4. Academic transcripts.

• for explanation of transcript, click Here 
• Application link: Here
• Applicant must download the following documents from the link below and submit them via the application link: Here 

• 144,000 JPY per month for the duration of their fellowship study (2 or 3 years) to cover housing, food, local transportation, and other expenses from MEXT.
• An economy class air ticket between an international airport in the country and Japan from MEXT.
• Fees for matriculation, tuition and entrance examinations will be paid by Kyutech.

2025 UN/Japan Long-term Fellowship Programme Post-graduate study on Nano-Satellite Technologies (PNST)

• Be nationals of developing countries or non-space-faring nations (countries without an established substantial capability to develop space technology/launch space objects).
• Be duly nominated by their institutions.
• English language proficiency
• Born on or after 2 April 1990.
• Should have the academic and professional background required by the specific fellowship programme.
• Candidates seeking a Master degree are expected to have completed studies ending with a Bachelor Degree or equivalent in engineering-related subjects.
• Candidates seeking a Doctorate degree are expected to have completed studies ending with a Master Degree or equivalent in engineering-related subjects.
• Degrees in different technological fields can be considered by the Selection Committee.
• Be able to make professional use of the experience gained in the fellowship programme.
• Being eligible for MEXT scholarship.

• Revise further eligibility criteria from here: Here
• The Office for Outer Space Affairs is committed to achieving 50/50 gender balance in its programme and ensuring a balanced representation from different perspectives.
• This programme intends to select 3 male and 3 female students for the fellowship.

1. Nomination Form (pdf).
2. Nomination Form (Rank certificate) (pdf).
3. Application Form (pdf).
4. Referee Report Form (pdf).
5. Academic Background (pdf).
6. Application for Japanese Government (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology: MEXT) Scholarship (pdf).
7. Field of Study and Research Plan (pdf).
8. The following documents must be uploaded (in English language) by the applicant:
   1. 1. MEXT Field of Study and Research Plan.
      2. Certificate of English language competence.
      3. Diploma certificates.
      4. Academic transcripts.

• for explanation of transcript, click Here 
• Application link: Here
• Applicant must download the following documents from the link below and submit them via the application link: Here 

• 144,000 JPY per month for the duration of their fellowship study (2 or 3 years) to cover housing, food, local transportation, and other expenses from MEXT.
• An economy class air ticket between an international airport in the country and Japan from MEXT
• Fees for matriculation, tuition and entrance examinations will be paid by Kyutech.

Atlas Postdoctoral Fellowship 2025 (short–term postdoctoral mobility)

• Citizens and nationals of the Arab region.
• Have received their PhD degree within 0-6 years.
• Wish to conduct research in France (including field research, networking, library and archival work, as well as other types of data collection.).
• In case the PhD was obtained from a university outside the Arab region, the applicant should have been a resident in the Arab region for at least two years prior to the time of application.
• The program does not have any age restrictions.
• Due to French funding restrictions, the program is not open to linguistics, archaeology, literary studies, and arts.
• Applicants can be affiliated with a public or private research institution in the Arab region, but they do not necessarily need to have a permanent position.
• However, applicants should be engaged in research in addition to teaching.
• The proposed project could be either ongoing or new.
• Applicants must submit a letter from the hosting institution addressed to the FMSH and the ACSS expressing the institution’s willingness to host the applicant during the time of the fellowship and confirming readiness and capacity to provide academic support and supervision to the prospective fellow during the period of his/her fellowship.
• Applicants who are not able to establish contact with a French institution can visit ScanR, where all French research centers are listed, or contact FMSH to ask for assistance at the following email: atlas@msh-paris.fr.

1. Research proposal
2. Curriculum vitae
3. Copy of your PhD diploma
4. Proof of citizenship or long-term residence in an Arab country
5. Letter from the director of the host laboratory/center of research in France
6. Reference letter from the head of your current institution.

• All documents must be in either English or French language (documents in mixed languages will disqualify the application).
• All applicants are required to fill in a profile with the ACSS: Here
• This can be done after completing the FMSH application.
• All applications will be cross checked. Applicants who have not completed both steps will not be considered.
• Application link: Here

• Monthly stipend of €1,800 (paid at the beginning of each month of stay in France).
• The stipend is intended to cover accommodation, living and transportation costs, as well as research costs.
• The ACSS and FMSH will also cover the cost of one roundtrip ticket for each successful applicant from their country of residence to France and back.
• FMSH will also provide support for obtaining a visa to France and guide potential fellows to plan the logistics of their stay.
• This includes help with finding accommodation, contact with French research centers, and letters to libraries and archives.

Friedrich Ebert Foundation: Scholarship for International Students

• 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 political thinking, thirst for knowledge, Tolerance and openness, Team orientation, Ability to accept criticism, and self reflection.

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).

Master in Research and Innovation in Higher Education - MARIHE (Erasmus Mundus Masters Course)

• Education & Society

• At least Bachelor's degree issued by a university, quantified as three years of studies (full time) corresponding to 180 ECTS (information on ECTS).
• Strong motivation and interest.
• Sufficient knowledge of English for academic purposes.
• Students from all over the world are eligible.
• The scholarship is awarded for full-time enrolment.
• Students who have previously obtained an EMJM scholarship are not eligible.

1. Application Form.
2. Copy of passport / personal identification card.
3. Curriculum Vitae (CV) in Europass format (English template) (Do NOT include a photograph).
4. Letter of Motivation (LoM) (For topic and length of LoM, please see template).
5. University diplomas/degree certificates from prior university studies (English).
6. Transcripts of records from all university studies (English).
7. Proof of proficiency in English language (certificate with scores from TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, Cambridge C1 Advanced, Cambridge C2 Proficiency).
8. Two letters of recommendation (Revise the download section link).
9. Essay (Revise the download section link).

• The Erasmus Mundus scholarship is calculated as: EUR 1 400/month x duration of the Master programme in 24 months “maximum amount of the Erasmus Mundus scholarship for the participation in MARIHE as a scholarship holder is EUR 33.600 (for max. duration of 24 months)”.
• The scholarship covers: travel, visa, installation and subsistence costs.
• All scholarship holders will receive an insurance meeting the minimum requirement for the health and accident insurance coverage of EMJMD students.

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  

2025 International Student Scholarship (for Graduate Students) from the Honjo International Scholarship Foundation in Japan (Fully Funded)

• The student who does not possess Japanese citizenship
• The student must be enrolled as of april 2025 or currently applying for the academic course starting from april 2025 at a graduate school in Japan.
• Those who are already enrolled and those who are not enrolled yet (including people who are currently employed with jobs at the time of applying for the program) are both eligible to apply for this scholarship if you are going to be enrolled in april2025 .
• In principle, the student enrolling in a professional graduate school is not eligible to apply. However, the student who can submit a research plan is eligible to apply.
• The enrolment duration until graduation must be longer than 12 months.
• To be eligible, the student applying for the PhD program must start the PhD course by the age of 35. The student applying for the master’s program must start the master course by the age of 30 (No exception).
• The student must have a strong will to serve in their home country as a future career plan.
• The student must have a deep understanding of international friendship and goodwill, and must attend the events organized by the foundation and take part in the network as an alumni member.
• The student must be able to carry an everyday conversation in Japanese. Interviews will be conducted in Japanese (No exception).

1. Confirm that you are eligible to apply.
2. Enter “web application system” and Fill out the application form and upload the required documents.
3. Once the documents are submitted, the application number will be issued, and PDF of your application form will be created.

• Please save the PDF file as you will need it when the result is announced on our website.
• All the indication in the web application system are both in English and Japanese.
• Auto-translation system installed in your device may cause stopping its working.
• Please remove auto-translation system when you log in the web application system.
• For more information about the required documents download this pdf: Here 

• Fully Funded for Number of Scholarships Available (Ten students).
• Period and amount of scholarship.
• The scholarship will be provided every month throughout the minimum period required to acquire the degree.
• The amount of scholarship depends on the differs based on the period as below:
  
  • • ¥230,000 per month for 1 ~ 2 years degree.
    • ¥210,000 per month for 3 years degree.
    • ¥180,000 per month for 4 ~ 5 years of degree.
    • Travel grant to cover the expenses to attend an international conference, etc. will be provided to scholarship recipients, based on our scholarship provision rules.
• The scholarship recipient is not permitted to receive any other scholarship in conjunction with the scholarship offered by our Foundation except for the scholarships listed below:
  • • 6-1 Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship.
    • 6-2 Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for Privately Financed International Students.
    • 6-3 JSPS International Fellowship.
    • The scholarship recipient cannot gain employment other than part-time jobs related to their studies, such as teaching assistant, research assistant, or roles in international exchange affairs, such as translators or interpreters, while receiving our scholarship.

Winter Student Program at Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Russia (Fully Funded)

• students from all over the world who are specializing in science, engineering, and IT.
• Participants of the Program may be students finishing third or fourth year of bachelor studies, master students or PhD students enrolled in the first year of graduate school without previous experience of participation in the START programme (JINR Summer Student Programme).

1. Register on the website by clicking the REGISTER button and filling in the registration form, attaching all the required documents, and ticking 1-3 of the available scientific fields corresponding to your sphere of studies.
2. Wait for your form to be approved by the Team. Afterwards, you will receive an email with a login and password to be able to log in as a Student to apply for a Session.
3. Select a Session you like to participate in and press APPLY.

• The final selection date is indicated on the Session webpage.
• Please check your mailbox regularly
• Application Form: Here

• Tickets from your home/university city to Dubna and back are purchased by the Student and later on reimbursed by JINR (upon submission of all required documents).
• Visa and health insurance expenses are later on reimbursed by JINR (upon submission of all required documents).
• Accommodation is booked and paid by JINR.
• Daily allowance of 1000 roubles per day is paid from the funds of the JINR laboratory accepting the Student.

Student-Applicant Support Program at Stanford University

• The Student-Applicant Support Program (SASP) is an optional, student run program intended to give application feedback to diversity students (broadly defined) in advance of the department deadline as they apply to Stanford’s CS PhD program.
  
• We especially encourage applications from first-generation, low-income students who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents and those whose backgrounds and life experiences would bring additional dimensions to the Computer Science Department. Applicants may receive one round of meaningful feedback on their resume and statement of purpose from a current PhD student (capacity limited). Participation in the Student-Applicant Support Program is separate from the admissions process and does not guarantee admission.

You will be uploading a single pdf to the “Student-Applicant Support Program Submission” assignment. The single pdf should be a merge of the following 4 documents:
1. A pdf document of your answers to the Questionnaire below. For each question, please provide the original
question, as well as your answer.
2. A pdf of your CV (resume).
3. A pdf of your personal statement.
4. Unofficial transcript

Directions to apply:
We will be using Gradescope to collect materials and provide feedback. If you do not have an existing Gradescope
account, please make a free account on Gradescope.com and enroll with the following course enrollment code (Entry
Code: BKRWP6). If your school does not show up when creating the account, feel free to put down Stanford University. If
you have an existing Gradescope account, please just enroll in a new course with the following Entry Code: BKRWP6.
Once inside our “course” please navigate to the “Student-Applicant Support Program Submission” assignment.

WAAW Foundation 2025 Scholarship

1. The application form was filled out completely.
2. Personal and Contact Information.
3. Educational background and Family Information.
4. Statement of need should describe why scholarship funds are needed and what the funds will be used for if received.
5. Essays are strong criteria in determining candidates who are shortlisted.
6. Responses to essay that address career goals and how you expect the WAAW scholarship will assist in your education. Please have your essay responses ready before you begin the application.
   1. •  In 500 words or less, please write an essay on your future career goals and how you expect the WAAW foundation scholarship will assist in fulfilling those goals.
      •  In 300 words or less, please describe what you believe about female education in Africa and its impact on research, development or advancement in African economies.
      •  In 500 words or less, what is your proudest achievement to date
      • Describe in ten or less sentences why you need a scholarship.
      • Tell us about your need or personal/family/financial situation and how the funds from the WAAW scholarship will assist your education and/or career plans.
7. Two academic/professional references.

• Recommendation letters and transcripts ARE NOT REQUIRED at the time of application, ONLY after a candidate has been shortlisted. However, you must provide the names of 2 references in your application.
• Only shortlisted candidates will be required to send the following additional items to complete this process.
• 2 references; one MUST be written by a professor from your institution of study and the other from an academic supervisor/advisor or mentor to be emailed by your referee to us.
• A copy of a current signed and sealed transcript from your University to be emailed to (transcripts@waawfoundation.org)
• A copy of the student’s School identity card must be scanned and emailed to us.
• For more information: Here 

Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS) - Fellowships 2024-2025

• From all research disciplines of any nationality.
• Who comply with a mobility demand as applicants must not have resided or carried out their main work activity in Denmark for more than 12 months in the two years immediately prior to the deadline of the call.
• With a career experience of 2-10 years after completion of their PhD (23 months junior fellowships).
• With a career experience of 11+ years after completion of their PhD (11 months senior fellowships).

• A salary based on seniority (employment conditions and wages are regulated through the Danish collective union agreements)
• Relocation travel costs covered.
• Relocation assistance.
• Fellows will have office space at AIAS and can participate in the academic training activities, conferences and workshops at AIAS.
• They will also be affiliated with the relevant research environments at Aarhus University.

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.

The Hubble Fellowship Program (the Class of 2025) NHFP

• Astronomy & Physics

• The NHFP is open to English-speaking applicants of any nationality who have earned their doctoral degrees in astronomy, physics, or related disciplines on or after January 1, 2021, or who will receive their degree before September 2025.
• Graduate-student awardees who have not yet received their doctoral degree at the time of application must present evidence of having completed all requirements for the degree before commencing their fellowships.
• Former and present NHFP Fellows are not eligible to apply.
• Qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, creed, color, age, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, veteran status, disability, or national origin.
• Women and members of U.S. minority groups are strongly encouraged to apply.
• Host Institution: Contingent upon availability of funding from NASA, NHFP fellowships are awarded through grants to U.S. host institutions. Applicants may select any eligible U.S. institution at which to conduct their research as long as the choice is suitably justified. For the present purposes, "institution" means a separate administrative entity that offers its scientific staff a career advancement process that can lead to long-term/permanent contracts or to tenure. Host institutions must be located in the United States or its territories.

1. Completed Application Form: here.
2. Curriculum vitae and list of publications
3. Research overview, described below
4. Summary of Previous and Current Research
5. Research Proposal
6. Three letters of reference submitted via: here. (deadline November 6, 2024)

• Initial compensation for the 2022 NHFP Fellows was $75,000 and is subject to annual review and adjustment.
• The fellows also receive funds to pay for health insurance (up to a maximum of $20,000 for a family plan), up to $8,500 for relocation costs, and up to $19,000 in the first year and $15,000 in the second and third years for research-related travel, hardware, computing services, publications, and other direct costs.

Gates Cambridge Scholarships 2024-25

• A citizen of any country outside the United Kingdom.
• Applying to pursue one of the following courses at the University of Cambridge:
  • PhD (full-time or part-time)
  • MLitt (full-time)
  • One-year postgraduate course (full-time)

1. A combined application form
   1. The admission section: Applicants submit their application for a graduate course and college place via the University’s Graduate Application Portal.
   2. The funding section: Applicants submit their application for funding (Gates Cambridge and other funding) via the University’s Graduate Application Portal.
2. For academic admission:
   1. University Minimum Requirement: Bachelor from American University of Cairo with an overall grade of GPA 3.5/4 or Bachelor degree from a Well-Ranked University with an overall grade of 80% in science subject, 85% in non-science subject
   2. If the academic requirement of the course is a first: Bachelor from American University of Cairo with an overall grade of GPA 3.7/4 or Bachelor degree from a Well-Ranked University with an overall grade of 90% in science subject, 95% in non-science subject
   3. A valid language tests (IELTS and TOEFL, including their home testing versions), test type and scores vary by the selected course.
3. For Gates Cambridge scholarship:
4. Personal statement (approx. 500 words)
5. Research proposal (PhD applicants only)
6. Two academic references for admission and Gates Cambridge reference is required (further details are available in this link: here.)
7. Application link: here.
8. Information about application for university funding opportunities: here. 

• A Gates Cambridge Scholarship covers the full cost of studying at Cambridge. It also provides additional, discretionary funding.
• Core components
  • The University Composition Fee at the appropriate rate.
  • A maintenance allowance for a single student (£21,000 for 12 months at the 2024-25 rate; pro rata for courses shorter than 12 months) – for PhD scholars the award is for up to 4 years.
  • One economy single airfare at both the beginning and end of the course.
  • Inbound visa costs & the cost of the Immigration Health Surcharge.
• Discretionary components
  • The Trust also considers applications for several types of additional funding on a discretionary basis:
  • Academic development funding – from up to £500 to up to £2,000, dependent on the length of your course, to attend conferences and courses.
  • Dependent Children Allowance – up to £11,604 for one child and up to £16,548 for two or more children (2023-24 rate). No funding is provided for a partner.
  • Fieldwork – you may apply to keep up to your normal maintenance allowance while on fieldwork as part of your PhD (the Trust does not fund other fieldwork costs as these should be funded by the University Composition Fee).
  • Maternity/Paternity funding, you may apply to intermit your studies for up to 6 months and continue to receive your maintenance allowance during this time.
  • Hardship funding – for unforeseen difficulties facing the scholar.

Einstein Visiting Fellow

• Various

• Apply as a first-year student for the fall semester.
• A minimum GPA of 3.50.
• A record of taking college prep, AP, honors, or IB Courses.
• English Proficiency is required for non-native English speakers.
• Standardized test scores (optional) of 28+ ACT or 1300+ SAT.
• Community Involvement: Applicants should showcase a history of active engagement in their community through volunteer work, leadership roles, or other forms.
• Passion for the Field: passion should be evident in their academic achievements, extracurricular activities, and resume.

1. The Einstein Visiting Fellow’s name, curriculum vitae, and list of publications.
2. An explanation of the importance of the Einstein Visiting Fellowship to the host institution, including information on:
   1. the joint research project proposed by the Fellow and the host institution, including a work schedule.
   2. the size and focus of the working group to be created in Berlin.
   3. past and current research collaborations with the Einstein Visiting Fellow being nominated.
   4. the Fellow’s expected contribution to enhancing teaching at the host institution.
   5. the frequency and duration of the Fellow’s proposed visits to Berlin as well as a concept outlining how digital tools will be used to supervise the research group.
   6. the activities planned to integrate the Fellow into Berlin’s research landscape.
   7. the administrative and organizational support to be provided by the host institution.
   8. research-oriented equity and diversity standards and principles of effective career support in academia.
3. An explanation of the importance of the Einstein Visiting Fellowship for long- and medium-term cooperation between the host institution in Berlin and the Fellow’s home institution.
4. If an application is submitted by an entity that is not (or no longer) receiving third-party funding, the entity’s excellence and importance for the profile of the applying institution must be separately stated.

1. Proposals must be submitted in English using the application forms provided online by the Einstein Foundation.
2. Applications can only be submitted by the contact persons at the eligible institutions. Please get in touch with the respective contact person at an early stage. Link: here.
3. Application Link: here.

• Funding is provided for a maximum period of four years and cannot be extended.
• Coverage is up to €750,000 over four years, for the creation of a working group in Berlin (comprising a minimum of two researchers), which may include a postdoctoral position that will involve the handling of managerial functions for the group.
• PhD students and postdoctoral researchers (research group members) need to be allocated at least 75% FTE positions. Positions scheduled for less than 75% FTE or assigning funding to cover scholarship fees requires the explicit approval of the Einstein Foundation head office. (an appropriate expense allowance for the Einstein Visiting Fellow – in accordance with the regulations governing the host institution – which is to be based on the Fellow’s qualifications and position in their home country and must not exceed 10% of the project’s total funding).
• Travel expenses and accommodation are not included.

Simmons Distinguished Scholar Award

• Apply as a first-year student for the fall semester.
• A minimum GPA of 3.50.
• A record of taking college prep, AP, honors, or IB Courses.
• English Proficiency is required for non-native English speakers.
• Standardized test scores (optional) of 28+ ACT or 1300+ SAT.
• Community Involvement: Applicants should showcase a history of active engagement in their community through volunteer work, leadership roles, or other forms.
• Passion for the Field: passion should be evident in their academic achievements, extracurricular activities, and resume.

1. Common Application.
2. Two letters of recommendation (one from a teacher and one from a counselor/advisor).
3. Official high school transcript (sent directly from your school and translated into English, if applicable).
4. Proof of English Proficiency:
   1. TOEFL iBTS: 83
   2. TOEFL Essentials: 8
   3. IELTS: 6.5
   4. Duolingo: 105 (115 starting Spring 2024)
   5. SAT EBRW: 550
   6. ACT English Section: 21
   7. Pearson Test of English: 55
   8. Kaplan (KiBT): 89
5. Scholarship requirements:
   1. Formal Essay (300-500 words): describing the applicant’s leadership style, giving specific examples to show what kinds of experiences have crafted as a leader, and what kind of leader they think they will become at Simmons (Each page of the document should include the student's full name and date of birth).
   2. Students should submit their essay through the Common Application or in PDF or Word Doc via email with the subject line "Simmons Distinguished Scholar Award application" by December 1.
6. Different forms of application: here.
7. First year applicant information: here. 
8. For more questions of the program check this link to a consular: here. 

• This scholarship covers full tuition, mandatory fees (except health insurance), room & board for four years, and supersedes any previous merit scholarship.

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).

PhD Degree Scholarships at the Berlin Graduate School Muslim Cultures and Societies

• History & Anthropology
• Human Rights
• Politics
• Society 

• Doctoral fellows at BGSMCS are concurrently enrolled in a university department, either at Freie Universität Berlin or at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, depending on the discipline and your first supervisor’s affiliation.
• This means that the supervisors can only accept doctoral researchers pursuing a degree in the discipline that they are currently working in. E.g., a professor in Islamic Studies can usually not supervise a doctoral fellow pursing a degree in political science etc.
• Please understand that we cannot determine your eligibility for admission for a specific discipline before you have submitted your application package.
• It is important that the choice of discipline (which is connected to your preferred supervisor) should relate to your previous academic achievements AND to your planned doctoral research.
• The consideration of the following three points can help you to better assess your eligibility for a specific discipline:
  • • Check if you have learned the relevant methodological and theoretical skills to pursue a doctoral degree in the discipline that you choose.
    • Consider the research that our supervisors are engaged in to determine whether your planned doctoral research falls within their area of interest and expertise.
    • Consider the department websites for information about the courses our supervisors teach on the B.A. and M.A. level.

1. Curriculum Vitae (CV / Resume) and motivation letter
2. Supervisors and disciplines.
3. An outline of the dissertation project, including a timetable.
4. One letter of recommendation.
5. Proof of relevant language skills.
6. Original and certified copies of degrees.

•  Application Link: Here 
• The platform only accepts PDF documents as uploads.
• The documents must not be in read-only format.

• The Berlin Graduate School of Muslim Cultures and Societies currently grants four full doctoral scholarships per year from funds of the Gerda Henkel Foundation, and through the Graduate School Scholarship Programme of the DAAD.
• The admission committee decides on the award of scholarships as part of the regular annual application procedure.
• The full doctoral scholarships are for a period of three years and amount to approximately 1500,- € per month.
• Doctoral fellows who cannot be offered a scholarship from the Graduate School can join our program with an external scholarship.
• It is also possible to join our program as an affiliated doctoral candidate if you have a position as a research assistant in a research project at one of our partner institutes in Berlin.
• Doctoral fellows with an external fellowship and affiliate doctoral fellows are full members of our program and are entitled to the appropriate professional.

University of Tokyo Special scholarship program for international students

• Chemistry
• Education
• Energy
• Engineering
• Environment
• International Affairs
• Medicine
• Nursing 
• Psychology

• Those applying for admission to a doctoral course at the Graduate School of Frontier Sciences.
• Application documents should be submitted at the same time as the application documents for the doctoral course.
• Those who hold a valid visa to stay in Japan as a “College Student” .
• Those who are not applying and/or planning to apply for fellowships or scholarships provided by private organizations.

1. Application Form for Todai Fellowship.
2. Recommendation letter from your former supervisor: preferably from your master program supervisor.
3. Study Plan.
4. List of past achievements.
5. Transcripts of your master's and bachelor's courses at each school: Documentation of grading criteria must be accompanied.
6. Copy of presented papers
7. Application link: Here 

Vienna BioCenter PhD Program (Autumn Call 2024)

• Life Sciences

• A Master degree or equivalent* in a Life Sciences related subject from a 2 years program with 120 ECTS (or anticipate receiving it before 1st June 2025).
• Research experience in a relevant scientific area (we recommend 6 months full-time experience).
• Applicants with degree equivalent to Master Degree. 
• Must hold a 4 years Bachelor (BA or BSc) with First Class Honors and 240 ECTS in a Life Sciences related subject.
• Must have a significant amount of research experience.

1. Fully completed application form submitted before the relevant deadline.
2. Degree certificate and academic transcripts in English.
3. Full details of two referees with institutional email address, at least one of them should have supervised you in a research project.
4. A formal proof of competence in English (IELTS, CPE or TOEFL) is recommended but not mandatory.

• Full-time Employment Contract:
  • Students will be hired by the research institute where their supervisor is based with a full-employment contract.
  • The salaries offered to our students are comparable to other PhD programs in Europe, between 34,200 euros to 37,950 (gross) per year (2023 figures) depending on the institute you join which is subject to tax.
• Vienna is not an expensive city to live in. Students can live comfortably – many even save money – during their time at the VBC.
• Other Benefits:
  • Health/Pension/Accident/Unemployment Insurance
  • University of Vienna tuition fees are reimbursed
  • Visa Expenses
  • The HR depts. assistance in getting visa on time before starting your employment
  • The costs for residence permit for newcomers are normally refunded
  • Language courses for German language
  • Sports and social Activities

GIST International Graduate Scholarships

• Various

• All nationalities are eligible.
• Applicants must hold or expect to hold a final degree before enrollment at GIST.
• Bachelor’s degree must be equivalent to Korean Bachelor’s degree (four years of study).

1. Online Application
2. Certified Degree/Diploma and Transcripts
3. Two Letters of Recommendation
4. An Official English Proficiency Test Score Report
   1. Minimum scores: 80(TOEFL iBT), 550(TOEFL PBT), 6.5(Academic IELTS), 750(TOEIC), 285(NEW TEPS).
   2. Tests must be taken within two years before the deadline date.
   3. Conditional Admissions (Extended of Deadline for English Proficiency Test Score Report, must be submitted within 6 months from the date of admission).
5. A Copy of the Applicant’s Passport

• Tuition fully supported (NOTE: one-time matriculation fee of 680,000 KRW “approx. 500$” is charged to all newly admitted students to be enrolled "can be waived").
• International student allowance: 120,000 KRW per month (GPA of 3.0 or higher (out of 4.5) in the previous semester).
• Meal allowance: nearly 100,000 KRW per month (Students should have completed at least 9 credits in the previous semester).
• Research Assistantship (All students participating in research projects):
  • 6,400,000 KRW per year of M.S.
  • 13,740,000 KRW per year of Ph.D.
• Reimbursement for a one-way flight to Korea for the first time only.
• Supporting 60% of the national health insurance and an annual medical checkup.
• Housing: dormitory “single and double” and apartment “for married students” options are available.

Columbia University - The Earth Institute Postdoctoral Research program

• Climate School

• Doctoral degrees (Ph.D., M.D. or J.D.) within three years prior to the start of the appointment.
• People holding current positions with rank above post-doctoral scientist are not eligible.
• Those holding current post-doc positions should contact our office to determine eligibility.
• The program is open to U.S. and non-U.S. citizens.
• Minorities and women are encouraged to apply.

1. Online Application
2. Curriculum Vitae
3. Brief Personal History
4. Research Proposal
5. 3 Recommendation Letters

• Annual salary of $71,640.
• Research stipend of $12,000 over the two-year term for reimbursable expenses related to the appointment.
• Columbia University policy only allows a cumulative maximum of five years in a postdoctoral position, whether held at or outside of the university.
• External Funding: CCS Postdocs are encouraged to participate in the development and submission of research proposals in cooperation with their mentors, host research units, or other researchers. When doing so, they must follow all Columbia University rules applicable to postdoctoral scholars.
• CCS Postdocs are considered Officers of Research and are eligible for benefits provided by Columbia University for full-time employees.

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.

Jean Monnet Postdoctoral Fellowships

• The fellowships are open to candidates who have obtained their doctorate more than 5 years prior to the start of the fellowship on 1 September (to apply for 2025-26, the Ph.D. should have been awarded before 1 September 2020).
• Candidates of all nationalities are eligible for the Jean Monnet Fellowships.

UNIL Master's grants

• To have obtained a foreign university degree considered equivalent to a bachelor at UNIL before the beginning of the masters programme at UNIL.
• To have distinguished yourself during your studies, especially through particularly brilliant academic results.
• To have a language level of at least B2 (according to the European Language Portfolio global scale) in French or at least C1 in English according to the language in which your chosen masters is taught.
• Not been registered with UNIL.
• To have paid the CHF 200.00 administration fee (see document, "list of documents to attach to your application").

1. The application form, duly completed and signed: Here 
2. A passport-sized photograph inserted in the application form (in JPEG format)
3. A copy of your secondary school diploma. A certified/notarised translation of any diplomas not written in French, German, English or Italian is required.
4. For Bachelor issued from a University based in a State which has ratified the Lisbon Recognition Convention, a copy of your academic qualifications and of all the grade transcripts from all examinations taken at the university.
5. For a Bachelor issued from a University based in a State which didn’t ratify the Lisbon Recognition Convention (check here), a certified copy of your academic qualifications and of all the grade transcripts from all examinations taken at the university.
6. Please consult the procedure to follow regarding certified copies here.
7. A certified/notarized translation of any documents not written in French, German, English or Italian is required.
8. For all questions regarding translation and certified copy requirements, please contact the Admissions department (SII) at immat.master@unil.ch.
9. A copy of the program description of the last semester of your bachelor degree, if the degree has not yet been obtained, You should attach these documents:
   1. 1. A complete curriculum vitae
      2. A cover letter.
      3. Two original letters of recommendation from the candidate's lecturers, in sealed envelopes.
      4. A copy of the official certificate of knowledge of the language in which the master is taught (for example TOEFL or IELTS for English and DALF or DELF for French).
      5. B2 in French or C1 in English is the minimum level required to follow the courses.
      6. A copy of your passport or identity card.
      7. Proof of payment of the CHF 200.00 administration fee (application processing fee).

• The scholarship is granted for the minimum statutory period of the programme chosen by the student.
• It amounts to CHF 1,600 per month from 15 September to 15 July (or 10 months a year) for the complete duration of the masters (one and a half years or two years depending on the chosen masters), with the exception of cases of definitive failure after the first year.

The Yousriya Loza-Sawiris Scholarship 2025-2026 - University of Minnesota

• Public Affairs

• Four-year bachelor’s degree from an accredited US university or foreign equivalent. English language proficiency (see below for more information).
• Previous coursework in mathematics, statistics, and economics is recommended.
• Completion of a 50-credit academic master’s program in 2 academic years.
• Completion of a 10 week summer field experience.
• English language proficiency is required. Valid TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo.
• Minimum score requirements:
  • TOEFL: minimum of 79, writing subscore 21, reading subscore 19
  • IELTS: minimum 6.5, writing subscore 6.5, reading subscore 6.5
  • Duolingo: minimum overall score: 115, minimum literacy sub-score: 115
  • For more details on English language proficiency requirements, please visit: English Language Proficiency | The Graduate School.
• Eligibility Criteria for Scholarship Applicants:
  • Egyptian nationals residing in Egypt (preference will not be given to dual nationality holders).
  • Hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a well-reputed academic institution in a related field of study.
  • Satisfy the entry requirements into the academic MDP program.
  • Demonstrate excellent professional and academic track record.
  • Demonstrate strong interpersonal skills (extracurricular activities/community work/entrepreneurial initiative).
  • Demonstrate the inability to finance studies from own resources.
  • While no specific experience or academic track is required, students with a strong liberal arts education background and sound quantitative and analytical skills will be best prepared for academic success at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs.
  • Demonstrate a minimum of two years of work experience in the field of development.
  • Employment in the development sector in Egypt following graduation for no less than 2 consecutive years.

1. Completed application form including the personal statement.
2. Copy of valid passport ID page.
3. Copy of National ID.
4. Updated resume.
5. All undergraduate and graduate (if applicable) transcripts.
6. TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo Score.
7. Two letters of recommendation.
8. One personal photo.
9. HR letter from current employer including salary/salary slip or a bank statement in case of unemployment.
10. NOTE: Interested scholarship candidates must submit two separate applications to the Sawiris Foundation and to the Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota by their respective deadlines.
11. Application link: here. 

• University tuition
• Living expenses
• Health insurance
• Travel expenses

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.

The ICTP Prize For young scientists from developing countries 2024ICTP Prize 2024 - Call for nominations (Award)

• Anybody can nominate a candidate for the ICTP Prize.
• Candidates must have obtained their PhD less than 12 years earlier, specifically after 31 December 2012 for the 2024 prize (or after 31 December 2011 for women with one child; after 31 December 2010 for women with two children).

1. Brief description of scientific achievements and proposed citation.
2. Two letters of recommendation.
3. It would greatly help the selection work, and make it more accurate, if you could provide us with additional information on the following:
   1. 1. Names of additional potential referees or nominators.
      2. Current phone and email address.
      3. List of significant publications.
4. Self-nominations are not acceptable.
5. Please submit your nomination by 30 September 2024 via ICTP's online application system.
6. If you have any questions about the nomination process, please contact director@ictp.it.
7. Application Form: Here 

The Knight-Hennessy Scholars Program 2024 at Stanford University (Fully Funded)

• Knight-Hennessy Scholars has no restrictions based on age, college or university, field of study, or career aspiration. We encourage citizens and residents of all countries to apply.
• We do not require applicants to seek endorsements from colleges, universities, or other institutions. Additionally, there are no quotas by discipline or program. There are two baseline eligibility requirements.
• Requirement 1: Admission to Stanford: in addition to applying to Knight-Hennessy Scholars (KHS), you must apply to, be accepted by, and enroll in a full-time Stanford graduate degree program including, but not limited to, DMA, JD, MA, MBA, MD, MFA, MPP, MS, or PhD programs. 
• Requirement 2: Undergraduate Degree Date: you must have earned, in January 2018 or later, a U.S. bachelor’s degree or its equivalent from a college or university of recognized standing
• To apply to join the cohort in: You must have earned your first bachelor's degree by: 2025 January 2018 or later.
• For applicants who served in the military, we extend the eligibility window by two years in acknowledgment of longer service commitments; you must have earned your degree in January 2016 or later to enroll in 2025.
• Current college students are eligible if you will earn your first degree by September 2025. Within the eligibility window, we do not give preference based on recency of the degree.
• There are two baseline eligibility requirements.
• Note: If you have already been offered and deferred admission to enroll in a full-time Stanford graduate program(s) in 2025, or you are a Stanford PhD student who will start your PhD in 2024 and will begin your second year in 2025, then you must submit one application to Knight-Hennessy Scholars.
• Otherwise, you must submit separate but concurrent applications; one to Knight-Hennessy Scholars, and one to your Stanford graduate degree program(s).
• This applies both to candidates seeking admission to their first Stanford graduate degree program, as well as to current Stanford graduate students adding a second graduate degree.

1. Online Application: Here
2. Resume.
3. Transcripts & Test Scores.
4. Recommendation Letters.
5. Short Answers & Essay.
6. Get some advice and insight into the application from Scholar Perspectives, featuring scholars from around the world.

• The Stanford education of Knight-Hennessy Scholars is fully funded.
• The Knight-Hennessy Scholars program funds up to three years of your graduate education.
• If your degree program exceeds three years - such as an MD or PhD program, or a Stanford dual- or joint-degree program - then your Stanford home department will fund the remainder of your education to the extent consistent with its standard funding commitment for that program.
• As a Knight-Hennessy Scholar at Stanford University, you receive:
  • • A fellowship applied directly to cover your tuition and associated fees, and a generous stipend comprising your on-campus room and board; books, supplies, and instructional materials; health insurance and associated fees; travel to and from Stanford; local transportation; and reasonable personal expenses.
• Additional Funding for Special Situations:
  • • If you engage in optional research projects during the summer, the Knight-Hennessy Scholars Program can provide summer funding.
• In addition, Knight-Hennessy Scholars pursuing positive impact through social entrepreneurship may be eligible to apply for seed funding.

Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG) - Postdocoral Fellowships

• History
• Anthropology
• Religion
• Society

• The Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG) awards fellowships to international postdocs conducting research in European history, the history of religion, and other historical disciplines (including Digital Humanities).
• Applicants must have completed their doctorate no more than three years prior to taking up the fellowship. We expect proficiency in English.

1. Curriculum vitae and List of publications (if applicable)(please do not send photos).
2. Description of the proposed research project (4–5 pages) that can be attached to one of the research areas of the IEG (see below No. 09)
3. Structure of the research project (table of content), detailed timetable for the intended stay at the institute
4. Copies of university transcripts and proof of language competence
5. Digital copy of dissertation (separate pdf)
6. References (see below No. 17): The referees email an up-to- date reference directly to the IEG by the application deadline to: fellowship@ieg-mainz.de

• Save the attachment as follows: Surname_Name_attachment.pdf.
• Please send your application to: application@ieg-mainz.de
• We accept applications in either English or German; we recommend that you use the language
• in which you are most proficient. The IEG encourages applications from women, Please download the application form: Here
• Please direct your questions concerning the IEG Fellowship Programme to Ms. Joke Kabbert: fellowship@ieg-mainz.de

• The IEG funds research projects on European history from the early modern period to contemporary history.
• The fellowship is intended to help you develop your own research project in close collaboration with scholars working at the IEG and to contribute to its ongoing research activities.
• The IEG Fellowship provides a unique opportunity to pursue your individual research project while living and working for 6–12 months at the Institute in Mainz.
• The monthly stipend is € 1,800. Additionally, you can apply for family or child allowance.

Smithsonian Institution Fellowship Program (SIFP)

• Various

• Applicants should propose to conduct research in-residence at the Smithsonian in one of its areas of research as outlined in the publication: here, for a period of three to twelve months, or ten weeks for the Graduate Student Fellowship.
• Past or current fellowship recipients are eligible to apply for another award.
• Smithsonian Institution employees or contractors are not eligible unless approved by the Office of Academic Appointments and Internships (OAAI).
• Applicants whose native language is not English are expected to have the ability to write and converse fluently in English. All application materials must be presented in English (foreign transcripts may be translated, see below).
• Determination of the fellowship category for which to apply should be based on the anticipated academic level at the time the fellowship would begin:
  • Graduate Student Fellowships: Before the appointment begins fellows must still be enrolled and must have completed at least one full-time semester or its equivalent. Graduate Student Fellowships are intended for students who have not yet been advanced to candidacy in a doctoral program.
  • Predoctoral Fellowships: Students enrolled in a university as candidates for the Ph.D. or equivalent are eligible for predoctoral fellowships. By the time the appointment begins, the university must approve the undertaking of dissertation research at the Smithsonian Institution and certify that requirements for the doctorate, other than the dissertation, have been met.
  • Postdoctoral Fellowships: The doctorate degree must be completed by the time the fellowship begins.
  • Senior Fellowships: Applicants must have held a Ph.D. or equivalent for at least 5 years. Applicants who have received the Ph.D. or equivalent before June 1, 2018, are eligible to apply for senior fellowships. If you have taken a “leave of absence” from research and wish to use under the postdoctoral fellowship application instead of the senior fellowship application you will need to provide a justification in the additional information section at the end of the application.

1. Abstract
2. Research Proposal
3. Timeline
4. Estimate of time period for each phase of the research proposed for the full time period (regardless of one or two years).
5. Diversity Statement
6. Budget and Justification (Applicants for graduate student fellowships are not eligible for research and research travel allowances, and should not submit budget justifications).
7. Bibliography
8. Curriculum Vitae (CV)
9. If English is not your native language, describe the level of your proficiency in reading, conversing, and writing in English.
10. Transcripts (unofficial are acceptable)
11. References –from two appropriate persons selected by you
12. Applicants conducting research with Indigenous communities should provide information on the current state of consultation, appropriate contacts, and plans for sharing research findings with these communities. A tribal letter of approval or tribal community endorsement will strengthen a proposal and may be submitted as an additional reference letter.
13. For more details please visit the “How to apply” link.

• Senior Fellowships (at least seven years beyond the PhD) and Postdoctoral Fellowships (up to seven years beyond the PhD): 3 to 12 months, $57,000 per year as a stipend, and a research allowance up to $5,000 per year.
• Predoctoral Fellowships (for doctoral candidates to conduct dissertation research): 3 to 12 months, $45,000 per year as a stipend, and and a research allowance up to $5,000 per year.
• Ten-Week Graduate Student Fellowships (for graduate students to conduct independent research before having been advanced to candidacy if in a PhD program): 10 weeks and $10,000 as stipend, without research allowance.
• Postdoctoral applicants in Science may apply for up to 24 months.
• Earth and Planetary Sciences Senior and Postdoctoral stipend is $62,000 per year.
• Costs for relocation to the Smithsonian are awarded separately.
• Funds for the travel or living expenses of dependents are not provided.
• All funds provided under Smithsonian fellowships, including stipends and research and travel allowances, are subject to tax.

Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich - ETH4D Doctoral Mentorship Grants

• Various

• To be a doctoral candidate registered at a university or research institute in a least-developed, low- and lower-middle-income country according to the external page OECD/DAC list: here.
• The application needs to be submitted by the ETH professorship hosting the doctoral candidate.
• Applications directly submitted by the doctoral candidate will NOT be considered.

1. Budget (Download template budget (XLSX, 15 KB) vertical_align_bottom).
2. A single PDF containing the following:
   1. Project description (see criteria document for points that need to be addressed).
   2. Motivation letter of the doctoral candidate (1 page).
   3. Most recent university transcripts.
   4. CV of doctoral candidate (max. 2 pages) including publications.
   5. Two academic reference letters.
   6. Doctoral project proposal (if available).
   7. Support letter of the hosting ETH professor, including any financial and in-kind contributions.
   8. Work plan for the stay in Zurich in the form of a Gantt chart.
3. All application documents must be written in English and submitted via the online application form.

• Economy roundtrip ticket (max. 2 kCHF) to and from Switzerland for the research stay
• Visa fees
• Travel allowance to attend an academic conference
• Research material (e.g. lab equipment) (max 6 kCHF in total)
• Fees for health insurance
• Local transportation
• Accommodation
• Living allowance for the duration of the research stay at ETH Zurich

National University of Singapore - PhD scholarship opportunities in August 2025

• Arts and Social Studies

1. Bachelors and/or Master certificate or degree scroll (with English translation if applicable).
2. Bachelors and/or Master degree transcript/result slip (with English translation if applicable).
3. English proficiency test scores: Internet-based test (iBT): Minimum score of 85 (with a minimum of 22 for the writing section) or A minimum IELTS result score of 6.0 is required.GRE is required for all PhD applications. However, waivers may be granted for top students from top universities. 
4. GRE scores are valid for 5 years from the test date. GRE scores that have expired by the time the application period closes will not be accepted. Contact programme administrator to inquire.
5. Application fee $50.
6. Copy of Passport page showing nationality and personal details for international applicants.
7. Recommendations from two academic referees.
8. Research proposal.
9. Documentary evidence of financial support.

• The scholarship includes tuition fee waiver + S$2700 stipend per month.
• After passing the PhD QE exam, an additional top-up of S$500 will be offered for a specific period. The additional stipend is renewable each semester subject to good performance.
• The University does not provide additional assistance towards travel or other costs nor guarantees employment to the scholar on the successful completion of the program.

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.

Institut Mittag-Leffler - Junior Fellowship Program

1. An application letter including a short research description.
2. A comprehensive Cover Letter (CV).
3. A list of published papers or preprints.
4. Two letters of recommendation must be sent directly to Institut Mittag-Leffler via email at administration@mittag-leffler.se before the application deadline.
5. Application Form: Here

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.

Chevening Scholarship (2025-26) 

• Be a citizen of a Chevening-eligible country or territory.
• Commit to returning to your home country for at least two years after your scholarship ends.
• Have at least two years of work experience (2,800 hours, maybe: Full-time employment, Part-time employment, Voluntary work, or Paid or unpaid internships.
• Hold an undergraduate degree that qualifies you for a UK master’s program.
• Apply to three different and eligible  UK university courses.
• You must have received an unconditional offer from at least one of these course choices by the references and education documents deadline listed on the application timeline.

1. Education documents.
2. Two referees.
3. One unconditional UK university offer.

• University tuition fees.
• A monthly stipend.
• Travel costs to and from the UK.
• An arrival allowance.
• Ahomeward departure allowance.
• The cost of one visa application.
• A travel grant to attend Chevening events in the UK.

King Abdullah University Fellowship 2025 in Saudi Arabia (Fully Funded)

• Biological
• Environmental Science
• Computer, Electrical, and Mathematical Science and Engineering
• Physical Science and Engineering

• Anyone from any country can apply.
• English Proficiency proof
• Undergraduate degree for Master’s admission.
• Undergraduate and Master’s degrees for PhD admission.

1. Statement of purpose.
2. Curriculum vitae (CV).
3. Official university transcripts.
4. Three letters of recommendation.
5. Official TOEFL (min. 79 scores) or IELTS (min. 6.9) English language proficiency score (A TOEFL or IELTS score is not required if the applicant received a degree from an accredited institution in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, or New Zealand.) (Also, PTE and C1 Advanced tests are accepted).
6. Official GRE scores (GRE submission is strongly encouraged and will enhance your application, but it is not a compulsory requirement for consideration).

• Full Free Tuition Support.
• Monthly Living Allowance (From $20,000 to $30,000 annually, depending on qualifications and degree progress).
• On-Campus Housing.
• Medical and dental coverage.
• Relocation Support.

European University Institute - Max Weber Programme for Postdoctoral Studies

• Political and social sciences
• Economics
• Law
• History

• Candidates of any nationality are eligible for the Max Weber Fellowships.
• Candidates must have received their Ph.D. within the past 5 years or have official approval to defend their thesis by the program's start (1 September).
• This means to apply for 2025-26 candidates should have received or submitted their Ph.D. between 01/09/2020 and 01/09/2025 and the Ph.D. defense should take place no later than 31/12/2025.
• Extensions to the five-year rule are allowed for applicants whose academic career has been interrupted for maternity or paternity leave, illness, or mandatory military service.
• Cite circumstances in the application form in the field 'Additional Notes'. Successful candidates will be asked to provide supporting documents.
• Early-stage researchers who are at the EUI at the time of the application deadline are not eligible for the Max Weber Fellowship.
• This refers to those enrolled in the EUI Doctoral Program or employed by or on a fellowship hosted by the EUI. Those who have formerly been at the EUI can apply for a Fellowship after having been continuously away from the EUI in a full-time occupation or fellowship for at least one year by the application deadline.
• The expected level of English proficiency is level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). An English certificate is not requested as part of the application, but successful candidates will be requested to provide a certificate/supporting document on registration.
• This can be one of the international certificates listed below, or a document showing that the candidate has written the doctorate, or published an article or a book chapter of at least 6,000 words, in English, or has pursued post-graduate studies in an English language degree program.
• Native English speakers are exempt from proof.
• The following international certificates of English proficiency are recognised by the EUI:
  
  • • IELTS (from7.5).
    • TOEFL (IBT) (From 110).
    • Cambridge Proficiency (A/B/C).
    • Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE): (A/B).

1. CV with a list of publications in PDF.
2. Academic career statement’ (2 pages) as a PDF.
3. Research proposal’ (2 pages) as a PDF, The proposal must be clear and well structured, with well-defined and realistic goals that can be achieved within the duration of the fellowship.
4. If you are applying for a 24-month Fellowship, you should indicate on the research proposal what you aim to achieve in the first 12 months and what you hope to do in months 13-24.
5. You may additionally indicate if you think your research will fit with one of the following five "Interdisciplinary Research Clusters":
   • • Democracy in the 21st Century.
     • Inequality, welfare, and social justice.
     • Crisis of expert knowledge and authority.
     • Technological change and society.
     • Environmental Challenges and Climate Change Governance.
     • Decentering Eurocentrism.
6. The application form will also ask you to indicate whether you would be interested in any of the Interdisciplinary Research Clusters or not.
7. Please use standard international fonts, do not use macros, special characters, password protection, electronic signatures, or logos.
8. 2 – 3 academic referees and ensure that at least two letters of reference are submitted online directly by the referees by the deadline of 18 October 2024 (14:00 CEST).
9. References from current full-time or part-time EUI professors will not be accepted.
10. The Academic career statement and Research proposal should also meet the requirements established by the EUI Guidelines for the Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence for Research, In particular, candidates should refrain from having Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) autonomously write substantial or integral parts of the documents, When using AI to produce novel content, they must acknowledge and reference the parts of the content that have been AI-generated.

• 12 months for all applicants to the Department of Law (LAW).
• 12 or 24 months for applicants to the Department of Economics (ECO), Department of History (HEC), Department of Political and Social Sciences (SPS), and the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies (RSCAS).
• 24 months for applicants to the Florence School of Transnational Governance. (Only in extraordinary cases can a fellowship be extended to 36 months).
• All Fellowships run from September to August.
• The basic grant is currently 2,500 EUR per month.
• Fellows in the Departments of Economics (ECO) and Political and Social Sciences (SPS) who stay on for a second year may have the possibility of applying for a Part-time assistant professor contract (level ASSPR6/3) for 12. The gross remuneration is currently approximately 1,000 EUR per month, which would be approximately 850 EUR after deductions. This would be in addition to the basic grant of 2,500 EUR per month.
• “Successful applicants who receive other grants or salaries must disclose this to the EUI.”
• A household allowance of up to 310 EUR per month is paid to Fellows with a partner if the partner lives with them in Florence and on the condition that the partner's income is less than 2,000 EUR per month. The sum of income and allowance can not exceed 2,000 EUR per month (i.e. if the income is more than 1,690 EUR, the allowance will be paid only to top up to 2,000 EUR)
• There is a dependent allowance of 210 EUR per month for each dependent child if they live with the Fellow in Florence.
• The MWP operates a parental leave policy whereby Fellows who have a child during their Fellowship are eligible for up to four months of paid parental leave, with their Fellowship being extended accordingly. Fellows who will have a child between notification of the award of the Fellowship and its commencement the following September may request to defer the Fellowship for a year.
• All Fellows receive 1,000 EUR a year for eligible research expenses, such as attendance at conferences. Fellows on the job market can additionally apply for up to 1,000 EUR to cover expenses related to relevant conference participation or job interviews, if not covered by other sources.
• Fellows (but not their families) receive reimbursement for the incoming trip from their place of origin to Florence and for the outgoing trip to their destination at the end of their fellowship. (First-class rail (travel by car is also reimbursed on this basis) or Economy class airfare)
• The maximum amount for travel reimbursement is 1,200 EUR including both incoming and outgoing trips. Reimbursement of higher amounts and any extra costs can be authorized by the Programme Director upon a justified special request. Taxi expenses are not reimbursed.

The Chevening Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (OCIS) Fellowships

• Islamic history
• Classical Islamic sciences
• Economics
• Public health

• Demonstrate the potential to rise to a position of leadership and influence.
• Demonstrate the personal, intellectual and interpersonal attributes reflecting this potential.
• Be a citizen of Afghanistan (please see note below on additional eligibility criteria), Algeria, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Libya, Malaysia, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Philippines, Sudan, Syria, Turkey, Tunisia, Turkmenistan, or Uzbekistan.
• Return to country of your citizenship at the end of the period of the fellowship.
• Hold a postgraduate level qualification (or equivalent professional training or experience in a relevant area) at the time of application.
• Have significant professional and/or academic research experience (at least five years).
• Have a good working knowledge of English to be assessed in your application form and if you are invited to interview.
• Not hold British or dual-British citizenship.
• Not be an employee, a former employee, or relative* of an employee of His Majesty’s Government, or have been within the last two years from the opening of Chevening applications.

1. Fill in the online application form: here. 

• Six-month period of research at OCIS.
• Living expenses for the duration of the fellowship.
• Return economy airfare from home country to the UK.
• Allowance package for research-related activities.
• Access to a programme of cultural events and activities organised by the FCDO and the Chevening Secretariat.

Internships at Max Planck Institutes in Computer Science

• Computer Science

• Internships are open to exceptional Bachelors, Masters, and Doctoral students worldwide with a basic background in Computer Science (roughly, the first three years of a standard Computer Science Bachelors program by the start of the internship) and an interest in CS research.
• Industry applicants with a similar background and an interest in academic CS research may also apply.
• Students looking for Bachelor’s or Master’s thesis projects are also welcome to apply. The internship project can be converted to a thesis if the student’s university allows.
• Internships are also an excellent opportunity for pre-doctoral students to explore computer science research prior to embarking on a research career.
• We encourage applicants with diverse academic backgrounds and interdisciplinary interests, e.g. intersecting social science, economics, law, humanities. Also, individuals belonging to underrepresented groups in CS or other STEM fields.
• Our internships are very competitive and all applicants are expected to have an excellent academic record, regardless of its length. knowledge of German is not required. All participating institutes use English as their working language.

1. Submit your application. Apply online at: here.
2. You will need to provide your CV, transcripts, contact information for at least one reference, and an optional motivation letter.
3. You can also optionally indicate faculty members at the participating institutes with whom you would like to work and the period during which you would like to intern.
4. Please apply by the following deadlines:
   1. For internships starting between May and August, apply by November 1 of the previous year.
   2. For internships starting at any other time of the year, apply at least 5 months before your intended starting date.

• Interns get direct, hands-on experience doing cutting-edge research in computer science. Successful internships often result in coauthored publications at top academic conferences. Interning at a Max Planck Institute is a great way to kick-start your future research career!
• All admitted interns receive a stipend, and their housing costs and the cost of travel from their habitual residence to the hosting institute and back are covered.

Hagley Museum - Henry Belin du Pont Dissertation Fellowships

• History & Anthropology

• The fellowship program invite applications from Ph.D. candidates whose research on important historical questions would benefit from use of Hagley's research collections.
• Applications should demonstrate superior intellectual quality, present a persuasive methodology for the project, and show that there are significant research materials at Hagley pertinent to the dissertation.
• Use of Hagley's collections may take place prior to application for the dissertation fellowship. Potential applicants are strongly encouraged to consult with Hagley staff prior to submitting their dossier.

1. Project abstract (maximum length: 150 words).
2. Curriculum Vitae.
3. Dissertation proposal of any length or a project description of approximately 1,500 words indicating the scope of your research and the existing scholarship with which you engage.
4. Summary of the Hagley research materials that you will use in your dissertation and how they are pertinent to your project (maximum length: 500 words).
5. Optional – you may include a writing sample if you feel it will help the committee to evaluate your dissertation research.

• Fully funded.
• The fellowship provides $6,500, free housing on Hagley's grounds, use of a computer, mail and internet access, and an office. (Recipients who use this housing are strongly encouraged to have a car available for transportation during their residency.)

George Eckert Institut Fellowships

• Applications are welcomed from researchers based internationally or in Germany and of any nationality.
• Candidates must fulfil the following requirements in order to be considered by the Institute for a fellowship position:
  • •  Candidates for a fellowship should generally hold a university degree. We also welcome applications from people who are involved in the writing of textbooks or employed by textbook publishers, as well as those whose activities in the field of education are concerned with curricula and textbooks.
    • The work to be undertaken during the fellowship must support the Institute's own work or projects in the field of international textbook research.
    • The Institute may occasionally invite applications for fellowships attached to a specific topic.

1. The completed fellowship application form (cover letter).
2. A short CV, containing details of the candidate's professional background and/or academic career to date, including information on his/her current position and language skills.
3. A list of publications.
4. A one- to three-page outline of the proposed research topic, describing its aims and methodology.
5. A specific list of the literature that the candidate wishes to study at the Institute in order to illustrate the importance of a research stay at the GEI.
6. A work schedule for the desired duration of the stay at the GEI.

• Fellows receive a monthly stipend of 800 EUR.
• The fellowship includes accommodation in one of the Institute’s guest apartments.
• Applicants can also apply for a contribution towards travel costs. The decision to reimburse travel costs will be decided separately according to the availability of annual funds. PhD students will be given priority.
• Fellows are responsible for their own health insurance.
• You should inform the Fellowship Team if you plan to bring additional persons (children, partner) with you since not all apartments have the capacity to accommodate more than one person!
• Length of fellowships: 2–4 weeks.

Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University - MEXT Scholarship (university recommendation)

• Various

• Intend to study abroad in Japan overseas.
• Be a national of a MEXT-designated country.
• Be born on or after April 2, 1989.
• Have achieved a GPA of at least 2.30 on a 3.00 scale at their most recent university.

1. The score validity period requirement for the English Proficiency Test Score: Only scores of examinations taken on or after March 23, 2022 will be accepted.

• Full admission fee.
• 100% of tuition (covered by the APU Tuition Reduction Scholarship).
• 144,000 JPY per month for living expenses (amount subject to change).
• Economy class air travel between the home country and APU at the beginning and end of the program.

Cologne Graduate School of Ageing Research - 2025 PhD Scholarships

• Applicants Must hold a Master's degree or equivalent in the following fields (cell or molecular biology, biochemistry, biophysics, bioinformatics, bioengineering, pharmacology, neuroscience, medical biology, translational medicine or related fields)
• Applicants with a medical degree are also welcome to apply, provided they have sufficient relevant research experience.
• Excellent written and spoken English (C1 level) is also required. If possible, please provide a language test on the application platform to demonstrate your English language skills.
• However, providing a language test certificate is not compulsory; you may instead provide a written statement explaining why you believe you are fluent in English; e.g. part of your studies were conducted in English.

1. Resume.
2. Transcripts.
3. Certificates.
4. Two Referees are to write two recommendation letters in the application form (to be submitted by November 10, 2024).

• All PhD students receive an employment contract including social benefits for 3 years.
• Remuneration is based on TVL-13, 65% (gross monthly salary of approx. € 2,750 in the first year), if the requirements under collective bargaining law are fulfilled, or on the equivalent remunerated PhD support contract of the Max Planck Society (Promotionsfördervertrag, sui generis).
• If the PhD project is not completed within 3 years, the respective PI will fund the student for at least one additional year or until completion of the PhD under the same conditions.
• Depending on the affiliation of the research group, the employment contract will be concluded either with the University of Cologne, the University Hospital of Cologne, or the Max Planck Society, Certain aspects of the contracts may therefore differ.
• We support our employees in achieving and maintaining a good work-life balance.
• We foster family-friendly work conditions and a family-conscious organizational culture.
• Some of our PhD students have children, so check here.
• For more information, please visit our Dual Career and Family Support Service, so check here.
• The applicant is charged a social fee of approximately €320 per semester including a fee for the student use of the cafeteria and the General Students' Committee ('AStA'), the public transport pass for all of Germany, and the university sports. 

OIST (Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology)

• Chemistry
• Environment
• Physics & Math

• Eligibility: Exceptional students who fall into the following categories can apply for the OIST Research Internship Program:
• Those in the final two years of their undergraduate or Master's programs at universities, colleges, junior colleges, or vocational schools in Japan or abroad.
• Recent graduates from the mentioned institutions.
• Approval from Home Institution: Currently enrolled students must obtain approval from their home institution to participate in the OIST Research Internship program.
• Academic Background: Applicants should have an academic background that aligns with their desired host unit(s) at OIST.
• Insurance Requirement for Japanese Students: Research Interns from Japanese universities or institutions are responsible for preparing and providing their own insurances. The accepted insurances should ideally be the combination of Gakkensai and Gakkenbai or equivalent insurances with similar coverage.

1. Statement of Purpose:
   1. Submit a 400-word (or 2500-character) statement of interest using the online application form. Address the following points:
   2. Explain how OIST and the desired research unit(s) align with your current expertise and skills.
   3. Outline your goals and what you hope to achieve at OIST.
   4. Describe how a research internship at OIST fits into your broader career plans and aspirations.
2. Academic Transcript and Diploma:
   1. Provide scanned copies of your current academic transcript and any transcripts from past degrees (e.g., BSc, MSc).
   2. If applicable, upload a PDF of your diploma (BSc, MSc, etc.).
   3. If you haven't graduated yet, you should upload a certificate of enrollment from your institution, which should indicate your expected graduation date.
   4. Include an English explanation for transcripts that are not in English.
3. Recommendation Letter:
   1. Obtain a letter of reference from an academic or research professional who is familiar with your work.
   2. You must have at least one and can submit up to three recommendation letters.
   3. Provide your recommenders' contact details in the web application form. The application system will request the letters directly from your recommenders.
   4. Ensure you have their consent before sharing their contact information.
4. ID Photo: Upload a recent photo showing your face from the front in a standard passport orientation.

1. Internship Allowance: 2,400 JPY per working day
2. Commuting Allowance: OIST Shuttle Bus Pass
3. Travel Expenses: One direct round-trip air ticket (travel date will be closest date to the term of placement).
4. Accommodation: Furnished accommodation on or off campus.
5. Administrative Support: Acquisition of Certificate of Eligibility (CoE) for your visa application and as well as registration procedures.

IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme (MSCFP)

• Nuclear related fields

• Female candidates.
• Accepted by or enrolled in an accredited university in Master’s programme in a nuclear related field.
• Preference will be given to applicants with above average academic credentials (75% or above or GPA > 3.0 out of 4.0).

1. The documents required in addition to completed online application form are: here. 
2. Copy of the Passport/National ID.
3. Official acceptance/admission letter from university into the Master’s programme indicating the nuclear related field of study and duration of the programme.
4. Statement of tuition fees/confirmation of tuition costs.
5. Completed reference forms sent directly to MSCFP@iaea.org by TWO referees (download the form from the official website).

• The students are awarded up to €20,000 for tuition costs and up to €20,000 for living costs for living costs for the Master’s programme.

The University of Melbourne - Graduate Research Scholarships (2025)

• Must have completed at least a four-year Australian Bachelor course or overseas equivalent and achieved an overall average of greater than 75% in the final year of the course.
• Applicants are required to have completed a research project/component that accounts for at least 25% of your year's work at 4th year undergraduate or masters level.
• English proficiency.
• Have applied for and meet the requirements for a graduate research degree at the University of Melbourne, or be currently enrolled in a graduate research degree at the University of Melbourne.
• All domestic students who are offered admission to a Masters by Research or doctoral degree (PhD) at the University of Melbourne will receive a Research Training Program Scholarship (Fee Offset).
• Graduate Research Scholarships that provide a stipend as well as fee offset are awarded to domestic and international students based on academic merit.
• Eligible applicants are scored and ranked according to their academic achievement of their last completed degree and their research potential in their field of study.
• Factors such as completion of a degree at the same level of the research course for which the scholarship is sought, relevant professional experience, refereed publications, specialist medical qualifications or composition of original music may be taken into consideration.

1. Resume.
2. Academic transcripts: If you're currently studying, you'll also need to provide a transcript of your final results and evidence of completion as soon as they’re available.
3. Must have completed at least a four-year Australian Bachelor course or overseas equivalent and achieved an overall average of greater than 75% in the final year of the course.
4. Applicants are required to have completed a research project/component that accounts for at least 25% of their year's work at the 4th-year undergraduate or master's level.
5. Depending on the course, you may also have to provide a research proposal, folio of creative works, GRE or GMAT test result, or writing sample.
6. You will also need to provide the name and contact details of two referees. If it is less than 5 years since you completed your last course, they should be academic referees. If it is more than 5 years since you completed your last course, they may be professional referees.
7. You can add details of publications of which you are the author or co-author in your application, this can include: include refereed journal articles, refereed conference papers, book chapters or books that have been published or are forthcoming.
8. Find a supervisor.
9. English proficiency: IELTS, TOEFL, Pearson Test of English, and Cambridge English: Advanced/Certificate of Advanced English (CAE) tests are accepted. (you can find accepted scores at this link: https://study.unimelb.edu.au/how-to-apply/english-language-requirements/graduate-english-language-requirements/course-specific-requirements)
10. Please note:
11. You can only submit results from one sitting within 24 months preceding the proposed date of commencement of enrolment.
12. - The University does not accept the revised TOEFL Paper-delivered Test of ITP. The University also does not accept any online/at-home versions of the tests listed above. English language proficiency tests must be taken at a test centre in one sitting.
13. The University will only accept approved English test results conducted in the student's country of citizenship, their last country of education, or their current country of residence or employment 1.

• Some courses may have higher or additional entry requirements and a pre-application process, Check the course you're interested in from here 
• Application link: Here 

• Stipend and fee offset scholarships.
• Full fee offset for up to two years for students undertaking a Master by Research degree or up to four years for students undertaking a doctoral degree.
• Living allowance of $37,000 per year pro rata (2024 full-time study rate) for up to two years for students undertaking a Master by Research degree or up to 3.5 years for students undertaking a doctoral degree. The living allowance may be indexed annually and includes limited paid sick, maternity, and parenting leave.
• Relocation grant of $2000 for students moving from States or Territories other than Victoria or $3000 for students moving from outside Australia.
• Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) Single Membership for international students who require a student visa to study in Australia.
• Fee offset scholarships.
• Full fee offset for up to two years for students undertaking a Masters by Research degree or up to four years for students undertaking a doctoral degree.

Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung

• Enrolment (or at least acceptance) at a public or public accredited university in Germany
• High scholarly and professional qualifications (proof of above-average academic achievement at school and/or university)
• Political and social engagement in line with the aims of the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung
• German language proficiency (B2 level or above).
• Personal/family background.
• Acceptance at a public or publicly accredited institution of higher learning in Germany or abroad (For PhD students).
• Supervision by a professor in Germany (For PhD students).
  

• Preferences are given to applications from women, students of non-academic and migrant backgrounds, the socially needy, and people with disabilities who demonstrate comparable achievements and commitment.
  
• Applications from undergraduate and doctoral students from scientific and technical disciplines are actively encouraged, as well as from graduates of technical colleges.
  

• For Master, Please upload the following documents as a PDF file under the corresponding point in the application portal, No other file formats are accepted, and Please name the files clearly. (e.g. Imma WiSe; Report from xxx).
• Certificate of enrollment/certificate of study for the winter semester 2024/2025 stating the number of semesters completed so far, as well as the course of study and subject.
• Attention! Applications with certificates of enrollment/certificates of study without stating the number of semesters completed so far, as well as the course of study and subject cannot be considered!
• If you do not yet have a certificate of enrollment, please submit a current admission to the chosen course of study.
• Tabular CV (in German or English with the complete educational background, e.g. 10.2008 to 09.2010 Social Work studies at the ASH).
• Evidence of social commitment (e.g. in political groups, parties, unions, associations, university committees, NGOs through letters of confirmation, event programs, etc. from which your commitment is evident/confirmed).
• A report from lecturers/professors/university teachers (you do not need to have a doctorate) on your performance and ability to study(in German or English; there is no template).
• Proof of the highest educational qualification (for example, bachelor's certificate or intermediate diploma) with the final grade (if not available in German or English, please also provide a non-certified translation).
• If the bachelor's degree certificate is not yet available, please submit the following documents: current transcript of records (overview of achievements) and confirmation from your university/college of the successful completion of your bachelor's degree (including grade of the bachelor's thesis), The bachelor's degree certificate can be submitted no later than November 1st, 2024.
• Current overview of all certificates of achievement from the German university – if available (e.g. transcript of records; certificates; performance overviews; interim certificates).
• Extract from the study regulations showing the standard period of study for your degree
• Identity card or passport.
• Residence permit or visa for Germany (if you are a citizen of a non-EU country) - a fictitious certificate is not sufficient.
• If your residence permit has expired and you are unable to obtain your new residence permit at this time due to delays in the office, please submit the most recent residence permit you received.
• A fictitious certificate is not sufficient.
• You would then have to submit a valid residence permit by April 1, 2025 at the latest.
• If you do not yet have a residence permit/visa, you can submit it by April 1, 2025 at the latest .
• Proof of German language skills at least at B2 level if you are not a native speaker. (Even if you are completing your studies in English, proof of German language skills is required.)
• If you cannot provide proof of German language skills at least at B2 level by the application deadline, a current language certificate (B1) and proof of participation in a B2 language course that is still ongoing or will begin shortly is sufficient.
• Alternatively, please explain your previous language skills in a self-disclosure.
• Proof of German language skills at least at B2 level; if you are not a native speaker. (Even if you complete your studies in English, proof of German language skills is required.).
• If you are unable to provide proof of German language skills at least at B2 level by the application deadline, a current language certificate (B1) and proof of participation in a B2 language course that is still ongoing or will begin soon is sufficient.
• Alternatively, please explain your previous language skills in a self-disclosure.

1. Doctoral admission from a German university or your home university; (Doctoral admission from your home country must be enclosed in the original and in a German or English translation).
2.  Tabular CV (in German or English with the complete educational background; e.g. 10.2008 to 09.2010 studied social work at the ASH).
3. Degree certificate (if not available in German or English, please also provide a non-certified translation).
4. Evidence of social commitment (at least the last 10 months; e.g. in NGOs, political parties, trade unions, associations, university committees).
5. Reports (there is no template), If you are admitted to a doctorate at a German university and have been admitted to a doctorate there:
   • • Report from your supervisor and another report from a university lecturer related to the dissertationb.
     • If you are applying for a research stay and are admitted to a doctorate at a foreign university: Report from your supervisor in your home country (in German or English) and report from your supervisor at the German university
6. Identity card or passport.
7. Residence permit or visa for Germany (if you already have one and if you are a citizen of a non-EU country) - a fictitious certificate is not sufficient, If your residence permit has expired and you are unable to obtain your new residence permit at this time due to delays in the office, please submit your most recently received (=most recent) residence permit. A fictitious certificate is not sufficient. You would then have to submit a valid residence permit by April 1, 2024 at the latest.
8. Proof of German language skills (mandatory) at least at B2 level if you are not a native speaker (e.g. Goethe Institute or other suitable proof), This proof is also required if you are writing your dissertation in English.
9. If you are unable to provide proof of German language skills at least at B2 level due to the effects of the Corona pandemic, a current language certificate (B1) and proof of participation in a B2 language course that is still ongoing, has been interrupted or has been postponed due to the current situation is also sufficient.
10. Alternatively, please explain your previous language skills in a self-disclosure.
11. Proof of German language skills (mandatory) at least at B2 level if you are not a native speaker (eg Goethe Institute or other suitable evidence). This proof is also required if you write your dissertation in English.
12. If you cannot provide proof of German language skills at least at B2 level by the application deadline, a current language certificate (B1) and proof of participation in a B2 language course that is still ongoing or will begin soon is sufficient.
13. Alternatively, please explain your previous language skills in a self-disclosure.
14. Extract from the doctoral regulations governing admission.
15. Promotion.

• The length of the scholarship is based on the standard length of the course of study; the maximum duration of the scholarship is comprised of the standard length of study plus possible extensions.
• The monthly basic scholarship is 850€ along with a lump sum of 20€.
• Additional subsidies for health and nursing insurance of no more than 86€ are also available.
• A double scholarship with other public funds is not allowed. In the case of multiple scholarships, total funds will be calculated together.

• If the dissertation is being written at a German university (proof of acceptance required), the maximum duration of the scholarship is two years. Further extensions can be applied for – up to two semester-long extensions, with an additional year provided to parents, in cases of illness or other significant impairments.
• For applicants who have already received a scholarship from other institutions, an RLS scholarship can only be provided if the previous scholarship lasted less than two years.
• Every previous scholarship is calculated into the overall duration, i.e. subtracted from the maximum scholarship duration of two years.
• No scholarships are provided to finish a nearly-completed dissertation. Scholarships alongside full-time employment are not permitted.
• The length of a research stay in Germany as part of a dissertation being completed at a foreign institution (proof of acceptance required) depends on the specifics of the research stay; it can last no longer than two years. Various extensions are possible, as described above.
• Private stays in one’s home country or other third countries cannot be funded.
• The monthly basic scholarship is 1200€, a transportation lump sum of 100€, and a further lump sum of 20€.
• Double funding with other public funds is not allowed, multiple scholarships will be calculated together.

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. 

International Master in Sustainable Drug Discovery - S-Disco

• Academic degree:
  • • Candidates must hold a higher education diploma issued by a competent Higher Education authority attesting the completion of a degree equivalent to a first cycle (180 ECTS - or higher) in the field of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chemistry, Biology (incl. Biochemistry), Bio-(incl. environmental, chemical and food) Engineering, Human or Veterinary Medicine, Biomedical sciences or equivalent (which then requires formal equivalency by an official body in one of the 4 consortium countries, e.g. ENIC-NARIC).
    • Before the final selection of the applicant, the diploma and its transcripts have to be legalized according to the legalization procedure applicable. If these documents are not in Dutch, French, German or English, the applicant is required to add scans of these documents in one of these languages, translated by a sworn translator. Please have a look at the Ghent University website how legalization can be performed and start-up this process well in advance!
    • Students in their last year of such a study programme at the time of application will also be considered for admission. It is the applicant's responsibility that the required degree is obtained prior to the start of the S-DISCO programme.
• English language:
  • • S-DISCO is an English taught programme and an English language proficiency is therefore a basic requirement. Therefore, applicants need to provide a certificate of proficiency in English, which should be at least a B2 level according to the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference). Certificates issued for English-taught courses or study programs will not be considered proof of language proficiency.

1. a passport photo
2. a copy of their passport (or other official identification proof for EEA students)
3. a letter of motivation (max. 1 page).
4. a complete curriculum vitae (preferably in Europass format, or max. 3 pages).
5. a copy of their Bachelor of Science diploma (plus English translation), or a formal letter from their university stating they will finish their Bachelor of Science programme before their enrolment in the S-DISCO master programme, plus a formal equivalency if required. Please combine separate files or pages into a single PDF file.
6. official university transcript of records (plus English translation) which includes a detailed list of all courses taken with their credit hours and results, the final grade received, an explanation of the grading system used, and an indication of the student’s rank within her/his cohort (including cohort size).
   • • If the candidate has not yet finalized the Bachelor of Science programme, all courses still ongoing should be given as well as the results up to the moment of application.
     • Please combine separate files or pages into a single PDF file.
7. certification of proficiency in English, i.e. minimum B2 level according to the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference).
8. a merged PDF file, containing (in this order): the bachelor's degree, the bachelor's degree transcript of records, the master's degree (if applicable), the master's degree transcript of records (if applicable), the motivation letter, and the curriculum vitae.
9. a recommendation letter as a form (download here) filled out by two independent referees.
   • • This document (in PDF format) should be emailed to SDISCO@UGent.be by the two reference persons (not the student) before the application deadline.
     • Please check yourself with your referees if they have sent us the documents, in order to fully evaluate your application file.

• Application Form: Here
• The application and selection procedure in these steps:
  • Determine whether you are eligible for the S-DISCO programme by checking carefully the Admission Requirements.
  • Before you begin, make sure you have the required documents (see checklist hereunder) ready. Also, other information will be asked for, such as the e-mail address of the embassy where you will apply for your visa (if you are a non-EU student), the GPA scores, or the coordinates of 2 reference persons.
  • Create an UGent OASIS account by clicking the “Apply now” button. After registration, you can online fill in the application form and submit it prior to the set deadlines (see Timings). Note: there is one single Application Form for both admission to the programme and the scholarship application.
  • In the week after the application deadline, you will be invited to fill in an online test; this test contains 10 general as well as 10 basic knowledge (chemistry, data science and biology) questions.
  • Next to the scores for the online test and Bachelor/Master GPA values, further ranking is based on (1) the educational background (50%), with emphasis on organic chemistry, statistics/math, and cell/genetic/immune biology, (2) the curriculum vitae (20%), (3) motivation letter (20%), and (4) the references (10%).
  • In case your file has been evaluated as positive by the Selection Committee, you will be invited for an online interview, which is the last phase in the Application Procedure. In the invitation, you will receive different topics/manuscripts from which you will choose one and prepare a lecture (presentation) of 5 minutes about this topic.
  • During the online interview, you will give your 5-minutes lecture and will be questioned about the topic/content of the manuscript.
  • Any student can apply in any year and any year is evaluated independently; if the student re-applies, he/she will be reevaluated in comparison to all the students that apply in that respective year.
  • If you do not agree with the procedure of evaluation, an appeal can be filed to SDISCO@UGent.be.

• Students can apply for an Erasmus+ scholarship, by indicating this choice in the application form.
• An Erasmus+ scholarship has a value of EUR 1400 per month, for a total duration of 24 months. For these students, the tuition fee is waived.
• The scholarship can cover the living costs incurred by the student, including travel, visa, installation, house-rent and other living costs.
• Students that have already benefitted from an Erasmus+ EMJM scholarship are not eligible to apply for an additional scholarship.

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.

Muhammadiyah University of Yogyakarta - International Scholarships

• Various. 

• Meet the Language Requirement:
• ELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo/TOEIC
  
  • B1 CEFR Level (for Undergraduate students)
  • B2 CEFR Level (for Master and Doctoral students)
• English Proficiency Waiver: Applicable if you are from an English-speaking country or if your previous studies were conducted in English.
• Required documentation:
• English Proficiency Waiver from your previous school/institution: the waiver must be stamped and signed by the authority at the previous school/institution.
• Additional Entry Requirements:
  • High school Certificate and Academic Transcript (for Undergraduate Student).
  • Undergraduate Certificate and Academic Transcript (for Master Student)*.
  • Master Certificate and Academic Transcript (for Doctoral Students)*.
  • Passport.
  • Motivation Letter.
  • English language proficiency.
  • Two reference (recommendation) letters (for master and doctoral students).
  • Brief research proposal (for master and doctoral students) *only Certificate and Academic Transcript in Indonesian Language or English are accepted, other that, applicant need to provide authorized English translation.

1. Applicants have to submit their online application for UMY scholarships through UMY online application portal.
2. Send the required documents to Cooperation and International Affairs Office UMY through e-mail bkln@umy.ac.id
3. Required Documents:
   1. CV/Resume
   2. High school certificate
   3. Undergraduate certificate
   4. Postgraduate certificate
   5. Academic Transcript
   6. Recommendation Letter from Home University
   7. TOEFL/IELTS Results
   8. Achievement Certificates
   9. Research Proposal Application link: here. 

• Living Cost.
• Program Monthly Allowance.
• Undergraduate IDR 1,850,000.
• Master IDR 2,350,000.
• Doctoral IDR2,600,000.

Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships (Vanier CGS)

• Various.

• Canadian citizens, permanent residents of Canada, and foreign citizens are eligible to be nominated for a Vanier CGS.
• Be nominated by only one Canadian institution, which must have received a Vanier CGS quota.
• Be pursuing your first doctoral degree (including joint programs such as MD/PhD, DVM/PhD, or JD/PhD, MBA/PhD – if it has a demonstrated and significant research component).
• Intend to pursue, in the summer semester or the academic year following the announcement of results, full-time doctoral (or a joint graduate research program such as MD/PhD, DVM/PhD, JD/PhD) studies and research at the nominating institution.

1. Candidates cannot apply directly to the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships (Vanier CGS) program.
2. Candidates should verify institutional internal deadlines with the administrator at the nominating institution.
3. ResearchNet application form (includes two letters of reference, each with three sections).
4. CCV (limited entries; please see Completing the Common CV (CCV) for complete information).
5. Research contributions (maximum one page).
6. Personal leadership statement (maximum 2 pages for English applications; maximum of 2.5 pages for French applications).
7. Special circumstances (maximum 1.0 page, optional).
8. Two leadership letters of reference (maximum 2 pages).
9. Research proposal (maximum 2 pages for English applications; maximum of 2.5 pages for French applications).
10. Project references (maximum 5 pages).
11. Transcripts.

•  $50,000 per year for three years during doctoral studies.

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.

University of Toronto - Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship Program 2025-2026

• Various

• An international student (i.e. a non-Canadian requiring a study permit).
• Enrolled in your final year of senior secondary school in 2024/2025 or have graduated no earlier than June 2024.
• Beginning your studies at the University of Toronto in September 2025 (students already attending post-secondary studies cannot be considered; students starting their post-secondary studies in January 2025 at another post-secondary institution cannot be considered).

1. Receive a nomination from your school. High schools not already contacted/verified are asked to submit an application to participate in our program, available here.(external link) High schools who have participated in a previous year will receive their nomination access starting July 1, 2024.
2. Apply to study at the University of Toronto(external link) by October 18, 2024 in order to begin your studies in September 2025 . Please be advised that you will be considered for the Pearson Scholarship for your first choice of program at U of T. You may apply for several programs and may receive admission to them all; however, the Pearson Scholarship, if awarded to you, would be restricted to your first choice of program at U of T at the time our scholarship decisions are made.
3. Once we’ve received a nomination and you’ve applied to the university, you can complete the online Lester B. Pearson Scholarship application by November 8, 2024. You will receive a private link to the scholarship application when you are successfully nominated by your school.
4. Submit all necessary documentation online by November 8, 2024. Minimum Admission
5. General Secondary Education Certificate (Thanaweya A’ama) English Language Requirements guide : https://future.utoronto.ca/apply/english-language-requirements/ Pearson Scholarship Deadlines:
   1. School nomination deadline: October 11, 2024
   2. Student OUAC admission application deadline: October 18, 2024
   3. Student scholarship application deadline and documentation submission deadline: November 8, 2024

• The Lester B. Pearson International Scholarships will cover tuition, books, incidental fees, and full residence support for four years.
• The scholarship is tenable only at the University of Toronto.

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.

Harvard University Academy Scholars Program

• Social Sciences

• These awards are open to recipients of PhD or comparable doctoral degrees (within two years of the August 1, 2025, start date) and advanced doctoral candidates in the social sciences. Scholars nearing dissertation completion must be able to submit degree conferral documentation issued by their university registrar’s office by June 30, 2025, for an August 1, 2025, start date.
• Individuals who hold or have completed another Harvard postdoctoral fellowship are not eligible to apply.

The completed application will include:

1. Curriculum vitae (CV); including list of publications
2. Research proposal (2000 words maximum); including intellectual objectives and planned methodological and disciplinary work
3. One scholarly writing sample (e.g., PhD dissertation chapter or single-authored peer-reviewed academic journal article; fifty pages maximum; in English)
4. A copy of your PhD program transcript
5. Three letters of recommendation (uploaded to the online application directly and confidentially by the recommender by September 20, 2024).

• Each year, five or six Academy Scholars are named for two-year in-residence appointments with an annual stipend of $80,000, with the two years to be completed within a three-year window.
• Academy Scholars are appointed for a two-year in-residence postdoctoral fellowship at The Harvard Academy for International and Area Studies, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA.
• They receive substantial financial and research assistance which permits them to undertake robust research projects and skills development in their chosen fields and areas. They meet at dinners, seminars, and informal get-togethers in order to pursue innovative interdisciplinary approaches to their work. They are mentored by the Harvard Academy Senior Scholars, a cohort of faculty members who act as a selection committee, participate in Harvard Academy events, and are committed to supporting the Academy Scholars as they work to achieve their potential.

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.

Dr. Ahmed and Ann M. El-Mokadem Fellowships

• Egyptian applicants to any of the following graduate studies programs: Economics and Economics in International Development, Finance, Gender and Women Studies, MBA, Middle East Studies, Political Science, Refugee and Migration Studies, Philosophy or Sustainable Development at AUC.
• For new graduate degree-seeking students, satisfy AUC graduate full admissions requirements.
• Bachelor's degree with a minimum overall grade point average (GPA) of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale or equivalent.
• For continuing students, to retain the fellowship, the recipient must maintain a GPA of 3.2.

•  Statement of purpose – All applicants except those applying for admission to the Master in International Management (MIM/CEMS) program.
• Updated CV (résumé) – All applicants.
• Clear copy of valid national ID card (Egyptians only) or valid passport information pages (for non-Egyptians); attach both for dual nationals.
• For Master in International Management (MIM/CEMS) applicants only:
  1. 1. Letter of Motivation.
     2. Evidence of good international exposure.
     3. Mother Tongue declaration form.
     4. Complete any program-specific requirements needed for admission consideration.
     5. A clear scanned copy of a recent official photograph.
     6. For Egyptian males only:
     7. An original certificate of the military service status must be presented to the student service center (SSC), where a valid true copy is made.
     8. Official transcripts (Bayan Daragat - a record of courses completed per semester and their corresponding grades) from all higher education institutions that you have attended other than AUC.
     9. Letters of recommendation (Online only).
     10. Required English test results.

• Step 1: Download the graduate Application Form: Here 
• Step 2: Complete the online fellowship Application: Here 

• Tuition fees for a maximum of nine credits per semester.
• Stipend.
• Student services and activities fees.
• Medical service and health insurance fees.

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.