Call for applications | International Summer School 2014, Kazakhstan

Deadline: 12 May 2014
Open to: international students who meet the requirements for Summer School
Venue: 21 July – 8 August 2014, Almaty, Kazakhstan

Description

At the KIMEP University International Summer School, you will take classes in business, law, or the social sciences taught by distinguished international faculty. You will meet the people of Kazakhstan, as well as dozens of other international students. We offer 12 courses taught by prominent visiting and KIMEP faculty. You can earn 3 credits (6 ECTS) and a certificate from KIMEP.
9th – LARGEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD
ALMATY – Rich and diverse range of social, cultural and sports activities…
British portal The Rough Guide has rated cities worth visiting in 2014. Almaty city is among top 10: “It’s no longer the capital (that title went to Astana in 1997) but Almaty remains Kazakhstan’s most alluring city. Its setting along the old Silk Road, with rippling mountains all around, is as exotic as they come. Add this to the recent economic boom, which has seen luxury brands pumping millions into new developments.” Almaty hosted The 2011 Asian Winter Games and the nearby mountain resorts (skating ring Medeo, ski resort Chymbulak) and nature beauty (lakes, canyon, sandy dunes…) draw tourists from all over the world.
Do you dream of having a unique story to tell? Of going somewhere exotic, off the beaten track? What if you could combine this adventure with all the comfort of living in a modern, cosmopolitan city? If this sounds like you – we encourage you to choose KIMEP University in Almaty, Kazakhstan as your exchange program destination!
Along with the high standard of our academic programs, you will experience the unforgettable environment of our diverse student body and faculty, our unique cultural atmosphere, and a picturesque panorama of mountains, steps, forests, valleys, and deserts – all in one place! An exchange period at KIMEP will enable you to gain valuable international experience, make new friends, and study Kazakh, Russian and other languages.
You can choose one semester for study abroad at KIMEP University or stay for two, and you have the freedom to take courses from across our undergraduate and master programs, following prerequisites requirements. Our campus offers a world-class library and research resources. Student life is dynamic and varied – you’ll have the opportunity to mingle with Kazakhstani and international students and faculty and participate in extracurricular activities of every sort!

List of courses for the International Summer School 2014

“Central Asia and the Silk Road of the 21st century”

Eligibility

international students who meet the requirements for Summer School

Tuition

  • The transactions from outside Kazakhstan can be made only in USD, EURO, BP. Plus bank transaction and conversion fees*.
  • The transactions from Kazakhstan can be made from local banks. Students from outside KIMEP will pay the regular non degree price (for one 3 credit course): KZT 119,250 for Bachelor students and KZT 172,020 for Master students. Adult learners (older 21 years) will pay KZT 86,010.
  • All students will be provided by a place in the dormitory on campus. The dormitory fee varies from KZT 17,500 to 22,500 .

Scholarships (cover tuition and dormitory fees)
• 1 full scholarship (1 class) for Kazakhstani bachelor student from outside KIMEP University
• 1 full scholarship (1 class) for CentralAsian bachelor student (Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan)
• 2 full scholarships (1 class) for international bachelor students from outside CentralAsia
• 1 full scholarship (1 class) for international graduate student from outside CentralAsia

You need:
• To have GPA above 3.3;
• To write and send an essay on topic “Why Summer School in Kazakhstan?”, describing motivation to be a student of KIMEP International Summer School 2014;
• To send a certificate proving your outstanding extra-curricular activities (sport, music, dance, public life, hobbies, etc.)
Please apply online and send all scholarship application documents to iss@kimep.kz, subject: “ISS 2014 ScholarshipApplication”.

 

Application

The Admission deadline is 12 may 2014, classes start on 21 July 2014.

These rules apply to non-KIMEP students that want to enter KIMEP’s International Summer School:
Applicants will be waived from entrance exams.
They will apply as non-degree students for the International Summer School only. In order to apply for the International Summer School 2014, students should send the following documents:

• ISS 2014 Application form
• Scanned copy of passport / identity card
• Scanned copy of transcript from the university in which you are currently enrolled
• Applicants who are currently not enrolled at any university need to send a scanned copy of their diploma and transcript.

All applicants should have sufficient level of English (corresponding to IELTS > 5.5 or other certificates or proves) to be able to participate in classes.

The completed application package should be sent to International Relations Office by email: iss@kimep.kz.

 

 

For more information, application form, visa Almaty and Kazakhstan please check the KIMEP web-site at
www.kimep.kz/international/about/iss

 

 

 

For any questions please contact:  iss@kimep.kz.

Scholarships from Northwest Minnesota Womens Fund

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 Focusing on women’s Initiatives, leadership and philanthropy to build successful communities, the Women’s Fund believes that women have a vital role in the social and economic stability of the region.

Mission:  The Northwest Minnesota Women’s Fund develops resources and serves as a catalyst for improving the quality of life for women and girls.  

 Vision:  The Northwest Minnesota Women’s Fund envisions a region where women and girls reach their full potential.

Learn about grants and scholarships, Community Builders and the NW Minnesota Women’s Hall of Fame  here

FUNDS – Northwest Minnesota Women’s Fund

Supports activities, projects, services or programs that improve the quality of life and strengthening and empowerment of women and girls in the region.

Northwest Minnesota Women’s Scholarship Fund

Supports scholarships for women who reside within the 12 counties of the region who are pursuing a degree at one of the following public higher learning institutions: Bemidji State University, Northwest Technical College in Bemidji, Northland Community and Technical College in Thief River Falls and East Grand Forks, the University of Minnesota Crookston or the White Earth Tribal College

University of Minnesota Crookston Women’s Scholarship Fund

Supports scholarships for women who reside within the 12 counties of the region who are pursuing a degree at the University of Minnesota, Crookston

Delta Kappa Gamma-Mu Chapter Myrtie Hunt Scholarship Fund

Supports scholarships for qualified women in their junior or senior year at a college or university with a preference for careers in education and for students enrolled at Bemidji State University

Goals:

  • Develop and provide resources to serve as a catalyst for improving the quality of life for women and girls.
  • Provide support for programs and activities that lead to a safer environment for all women.
  • Build networks of women in leadership positions throughout the region.
  • Establish regional partnerships to develop entrepreneurial and economic opportunities for women.
  • Recognize women at all life stages for their contributions to family, organizations, community and the region.
  • Encourage and equip women and girls to achieve their full potential.

 

History & Impact

 

Since the 1997 establishment of the Women’s Fund, major accomplishments have been achieved:

  • Built total net assets of nearly $300,000 for the Women’s Fund endowment
  • Made 38 grants through the Women as Resources Grant Program totaling over $45,000
  • Awarded 7 scholarships since 2008 to female students attending regional schools.
  • Recognition of 33 women from throughout the region as outstanding Community Builders for their contributions as mentors, leaders and for professional excellence.
  • Co-sponsorship of the Opening Celebration to Women’s History Month with the Bemidji State University Women’s Studies Program, presenting historical programs about women’s accomplishments and contributions to society, including partnership of the Northwest Minnesota Women’s Hall of Fame. To date, 23 women have been selected for induction into the Hall, which is permanently displayed in the A.C. Clark Library on campus.

Check this out – Youth Engaged for Change Website

Youth Engaged for Change
Youth Engaged 4 Change is an extension of FindYouthInfo.gov created to encourage young people to shape programs, policies, and services that affect them; promote meaningful partnerships; share federal resources; and connect youth and young adults to opportunities funded by the federal government.

EU Studies Fair, 7-8 February, Brussels (Free)

Deadline: 06/02/2014
Open to: Students, young professionals, academy
Venue: 7 and 8 February 2014, Brussels, Hotel Crowne Plaza Brussels Le Palace

Description

On 7 and 8 February 2014 European Voice organizes the 15th EU Studies Fair in Brussels.

Now in its 15th year European Voice‘s EU Studies Fair has established itself as a unique event focusing on higher education in the fields of EU studies, international relationsbusiness and law. A two-day education and networking event bringing together prospective students and academic institutions, it attracts multilingual, ambitious students and young professionals from all over Europe and beyond, who have a direct interest in further study and careers in these fields.

The EU studies fair gives you the opportunity to get information about trends on the European job market and receive personalised advice on career options. Since 2003 the European Personel Selection Office has been a regular partner of the event, presenting career opportunities within EU institutions and selection procedures, and giving personalised advice to students on how to best prepare for the concours. This year, you will also be able to get your CV checked and to meet professionals who succeeded in the fields that you are interested in.

The EU studies fair offers you the opportunity to follow special seminars featuring professors from prestigious universities and influential policymakers, in which you will learn more about courses, careers and what to expect both during and after your studies. All participants also receive a copy of European Voice’s latest EU studies guide, giving you the latest trends in post-graduate studies and a list of course offerings.
Eligibility

The EU Studies Fair is an education fair and networking event bringing together prestigious universities, academic institutions and language schools from Europe and beyond offering postgraduate programmes in EU studies, international relations, business, marketing, political sciences and law. About 500 prospective students and young professionals who have a direct interest in further study and careers in these fields will attend the event.

 

Remuneration
This event, free of charge, is a unique opportunity for students and young professionals to discover the programmes of some 50+ world-class academic institutions and seek personalised advice on education and career opportunities to make the best choices for their own future.

Every participant will receive a free copy of this year’s EU Studies Guide.

 

Application

Registrations are now open (free) for this interesting event! Please insert the code EUSF2014UI next to your “first name” when you register here http://goo.gl/UghPDk
More information about the event and free registration available on the EU Studies Fair website www.eustudiesfair.com and Facebook page EU Studies Fair.

The Summer Seminar on Nationalism, Religion and Violence Charles University in Prague

Deadline: 1 April, 2014.
Open to: students who are interested in” Nationalism, Religion and Violence”
Venue: from June 23 to July 3, 2014 in The Prague, Czech Republic

Description

The Summer Seminar on Nationalism, Religion and Violence Charles University in Prague, International Hellenic University in Thessaloniki and supported by the LSEE, is ready to launch its second year. A key goal of the Sumer Seminar, taking place in Prague from June 23 to July 3, 2014, is to contribute in a substantial way to the study of violence and to catalyze the growth of the study of violence as a field.

  • led by the best international researchers in the field
  • bringing together lecturers from the most prestigious universities such as OxfordNYU or LSE
  • targeting students and graduates of Political ScienceHistoryAnthropologyInternational Relations,International LawJournalism and other related disciplines
  • course for both undergraduates, (post)graduate students and activists
  • taking place at the oldest university in Central Europe

The application process has already started!

Criteria for decisions on admission

  1. Your interest in the topic of the summer seminar (your field of study at the university, jobs and internships, volunteering, other summer schools, etc.)
  2. Your year of study (more advanced students are being preferred)
  3. Intercultural competence (knowledge of foreign languages, experience of living, studying or working abroad, etc.)

Costs

The tuition fee costs 750 EUR (payment deadline April 18, 2014). 

This is price includes:

  • Tuition (all lectures as mentioned in the program)
  • Fieldwork trips (as mentioned in the program)
  • Cultural and social events (as mentioned in the program)
  • Weekend trip
  • Reading materials (an on-line version will be at your disposal after enrolling)
  • Refreshments available during the working hours

 

Discounts and fellowships are available for:

  • Nationalism, Religion and Violence Summer School alumni
  • Charles University and International Hellenic University students and alumni
  • PRIO fellowships (for Cypriot and Norwegian citizens only)
  • A number of fellowships for travel, accomodation and the waiving of tuition fess are available based upon merit and financial need

 

Application

  • To be considered for admission, you have to submit your application via e-mail to the Program Coordinator (Jiří Kocian) –nrvsschool@fsv.cuni.cz.
  • The application deadline is April 1, 2014.
  • Approximately 25 students will be admitted to the Nationalism, Religion and Violence in Europe Summer School 2014.
  • Applicants admitted to the program are expected to participate fully, which means attending all classes and lectures.
  • A very good level of English is essential for successful participation in the summer seminar.

The application e-mail should contain:

1/ Your CV (in English language).
2/ A document proving your enrollment in a college or university or your graduation. For example a confirmation letter/form issued by your university, copies of relevant diplomas and transcripts, etc. A scan or a photo of such a document is sufficient. It may be submitted in the language in which it was originally issued. If we need a translation, we will ask for it.
3/ Proof of your knowledge of English (if you are not a native speaker). We require at least the B2 level of The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (http://www.linguanet-europa.org/pdfs/self-assessment-grid-en.pdf). You will be asked to send us either: a copy of a language exam certificate or an official confirmation that you have passed a university course in English or another course in English at the required level. In the case you study/studied an academic program, which is being taught entirely in English, the document proving your enrollment or graduation will be considered as a proof of your knowledge of English.
4/ Letter of motivation explaining your interest in the summer seminar.

Reception of your application will be confirmed as soon as possible by the Program Coordinator. If not, use other contacts listed below.

Decisions on admission

  • Decisions on admission are made according the rounds described below.
  • After the application deadline (April 1, 2014), admitted participants will be informed and asked to pay their respective tuition fees until April 18, 2014.
  • The possibility of a second round acceptance occurs in case of previously admitted participants’ unability to come or to fulfill their financial duties.

If you would experience problems with e-mail communication, you can also apply via post or fax:

Program Coordinator (Jiří Kocian)

E-mail: nrvsschool@fsv.cuni.cz

Institute of international Studies

Tel: (+420) 251 080 250
Fax: (+420) 251 620 294

Nationalism, Religion and Violence in Europe Summer School 2014
Charles University Prague, Faculty of Social Sciences
Smetanovo nabrezi 6
CZ-110 00 Praha 1
Czech Republic

 

For further information, please visit the official website.

 

Shandong Provincial Government Scholarship for Foreigners, China

Deadline: 13 June 2014
Open to: good-grades students aged 18-40 from any country different than China
Scholarship: tuition fee, accommodation, comprehensive insurance for international students

Description

Qingdao University is situated in the eastern coastal city of Qingdao, China, in a beautiful setting on the Yellow Sea Coast with Mount Fushan in the background. Founded as early as 1920, Qingdao University has developed into an ideal place for international students to study and live. It has an enrollment of over 30,000 undergraduate students, over 1,200 were postgraduates, nearly 600 overseas students.

Application is now open for the 2014 Shandong Provincial Government scholarship. This scholarship is open to international students wishing to pursue an undergraduate and language program at Qingdao University in China.

Eligibility

All students that fulfill the following criteria are invited to apply:

1. Applicants shall be foreigners who are in sound health and aged from 18 to 40 years old.
2. Applicants shall have gotten good marks and not been awarded with other scholarships.
3. Applicants shall be students who will enroll in September 2014.

Scholarship

The scholarship coverage includes tuition fee (2014-2015), accommodation costs and fee of Comprehensive Insurance for International Students in China.

Application

These documents must be included for a complete application:

  • Application form for International Student of Q.U. Language students must download this form, while undergraduate students must download this one.
  • Application form for Shandong Provincial Government Scholarship for Foreign Students (for freshmen). Downloadable here.
  • A copy of the first page of passport;
  • A copy of your visa;
  • Resume;
  • Personal Statement (written both in English and Chinese);
  • Certification of your highest academic degree
  • Work certificate if you have work experience;
  • A letter of recommendation from a recommending institute;
  • Certificates of honors.

Submit your application documents to International Students’ Office before June 13th, 2014.

Please submit your application documents to the recommending institute before May 30th, 2014. Applicants without recommending institute can directly submit documents to International Students’ Office before June 13th, 2014.

For any questions, contact the office for International Programs of Qingdao University: oip@qdu.edu.cn.

For further information, please visit the official website.

 

The Summer School on Global Studies and Critical Theory, Bologna

Deadline: 16 April 2014
Open to: postgraduate and graduate students
Venue: June 23rd – July 4th 2014 in Bologna, Italy

Description

  • The School on Global Studies and Critical Theory is a new summer program jointly promoted by Duke University and the Department of History, Cultures and Civilization of the University of Bologna in the conviction that the so-called global age makes necessary a radical rethinking of our theoretical tools and critical exchange among different research fields. Each year in a lively and stimulating intellectual and cultural environment outstanding scholars will offer to faculty, postgraduate and graduate students, lectures, intensive courses and seminars on one specific topic of this contemporary global turn, encouraging the collective production of knowledge and critical thought.

Eligibility

The call is open for postgraduate and graduate students

Costs

200€ (Including Welcome and Closing Cocktails)

400€ (Including also Accommodation at the Hotel Touring, in the heart of Bologna’s Centro Storico, 8 minutes walking from the Department of History, Culture and Civilization, where classes will take place.)

Payment is available via Bank Transfer to University of Bologna’s Department of History, Culture and Civilization. 

Bank Transfer Details:

  • to: Dipartimento di Storia, Culture, Civiltà dell’Università di Bologna
  • bank: Unicredit S.p.a.
  • IBAN number: IT68V0200802457000102271585

Selected Students are required to confirm their inscription by paying the fees before May 30th and sending a copy of their receipt to greta.messori@gmail.com.

Check out for Grants opportunities.

Application

Applicant Students should send the following materials:

  • A Detailed Curriculum Vitae
  • A Statement of Purpose
  • A Letter of Recommendation

Applications and Documents must be sent by e-mail to raffaele.laudani@unibo.it before april 16th 2014.

Students accepted in the program will be notified by April 30, 2014 on this website.

Registration Fees are due by May 30, 2014. Please send receipts to greta.messori@gmail.com.

For further information, please visit the official website.

 

Money Saving New Year’s Resolutions

Elizabeth Hoyt

Fastweb

January 05, 2014

It’s 2014 – the year of the horse has arrived!

In the Chinese zodiac, the spirit of the horse represents a constant effort to better oneself, which means that this year could not be more perfect to spend focusing on your education and, of course, a way to pay for it!

Here are some suggestions of resolutions you can take on this year to improve your financial situation:

Avoid Credit Card Debt –

Credit cards can seem like a simple solution for the present, however, piling on debt to deal with later is not a solution.

As enticing as any credit card’s rates may seem, interest accumulates rapidly and paying off the minimum payment is not a solution.

If you do have a credit card, only spend what you actually have. That way, you will improve your credit score and never carry a balance.

Save More –

It sounds simpler than it is. Saving is difficult, but if you decide to save a certain portion of your paycheck, it can be easier if you arrange for automatic deposit of that portion into a savings account.

Eventually, you will get used to your adjusted paycheck and will not even think about the amount that’s gone into your savings.

Apply for Scholarships –

Scholarships are basically like free money for school and the more you apply for, the better your chances are of winning. Stay diligent – it’s not easy to win a scholarship and you likely won’t win one on your first try.

This year, resolve to apply for a certain number of scholarships weekly. Maximizing your chances can take you from a scholarship applicant to ascholarship winner this year.

Just Say No –

If you can’t afford to go out, stay home. It’s that easy! You must be realistic – if you can’t afford to dine out, go out or whatever it is – why not entertain on a budget?

Go in on a cooking dinner with friends (groceries are much less expensive than eating out), playing games at home or find other budget-friendly ways to have fun. Remember, you can say no to going out and spending money without sacrificing fun!

Elizabeth Hoyt

January 05, 2014

It’s 2014 – the year of the horse has arrived!

In the Chinese zodiac, the spirit of the horse represents a constant effort to better oneself, which means that this year could not be more perfect to spend focusing on your education and, of course, a way to pay for it!

Here are some suggestions of resolutions you can take on this year to improve your financial situation:

Avoid Credit Card Debt –

Credit cards can seem like a simple solution for the present, however, piling on debt to deal with later is not a solution.

As enticing as any credit card’s rates may seem, interest accumulates rapidly and paying off the minimum payment is not a solution.

If you do have a credit card, only spend what you actually have. That way, you will improve your credit score and never carry a balance.

Save More –

It sounds simpler than it is. Saving is difficult, but if you decide to save a certain portion of your paycheck, it can be easier if you arrange for automatic deposit of that portion into a savings account.

Eventually, you will get used to your adjusted paycheck and will not even think about the amount that’s gone into your savings.

Apply for Scholarships –

Scholarships are basically like free money for school and the more you apply for, the better your chances are of winning. Stay diligent – it’s not easy to win a scholarship and you likely won’t win one on your first try.

This year, resolve to apply for a certain number of scholarships weekly. Maximizing your chances can take you from a scholarship applicant to ascholarship winner this year.

Just Say No –

If you can’t afford to go out, stay home. It’s that easy! You must be realistic – if you can’t afford to dine out, go out or whatever it is – why not entertain on a budget?

Go in on a cooking dinner with friends (groceries are much less expensive than eating out), playing games at home or find other budget-friendly ways to have fun. Remember, you can say no to going out and spending money without sacrificing fun!

International Summer University 2014 , Russia

Deadline: 01 June 2014
Open to: all students, including those who have no prior knowledge of the Russian language.
Venue: 1 July – 10 August 2014, Moscow – St. Petersburg

Description

  • Are you interested in democratic movements both East and West?
  • And why culture matters?
  • Are you curious about what makes the economies of modern world so similar and so different?
  • Do you study Russian history and culture?
  • Are you planning a career as an internationally trained scholar, diplomat, international trader or NGO leader? Do you love Russian language?
  • Do you want to know the essentials of doing business in Russia?
  • Are you concerned with the future of Islam?
  • Would you like to analyze the game Russia, China and the U.S. play in Eurasia?
  • Do you want to learn more about environmental issues, food security, media workings, education and science systems etc.?

Among others, these questions will be addressed while you closely observe the changing political and social situation in one of the key regions in the world. You will see how difference can be made both for society in the Russian Federation and in the lives of future international professionals.

As the national leader in social sciences and humanities and a progressive university, the HSE starts a new initiative in international education in Russia. It is now launching international summer universities which will provide students from the USA, Western Europe and other parts of the world with unique opportunities to radically enhance their competencies in area studies and beyond.
Summer University 2014 will host both individual students and study groups from more than two international partner universities. A broad interdisciplinary selection of courses in politics, histories, economies and cultures of Russia and Eurasia, as well as Russian language classes of different levels, allows forming the groups’ curricula according to the demands of the home schools and individuals. The duration of the actual group study periods ranges from 2 to 6 weeks with the option of one week free of classes.
Add-ons: a wide social program and the option of having one or two weeks of study and cultural experience in St. Petersburg.
GENERAL COURSE LIST (different courses last from 2 to 8 sessions):

 

 

  1. General Introduction:

 

  1. Politics, IR

 

  1. Economy

 

  1. Society & History (NOTE: optionally, this set of classes may be held in St. Petersburg)

 

  1. Culture

 

  1. Russian Language: up to five different levels starting from complete beginners

Students are welcome to take a general course of Russian at the level through an on-line testing for placement.

PRACTICAL COURSE IN THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE:

  • Elementary (by request)
  • Pre-Intermediate
  • Intermediate
  • Intermediate High/ Advanced Low
  • Advanced

 

 

Optional afternoon sessions in Russian:

Russian Literature, Culture, Business Russian, The Russian of Mass Media, Country Studies, Professional Writing in Russian, etc.These courses are designed for advanced speakers of Russian.

Eligibility

The summer university is open to all students, including those who have no prior knowledge of the Russian language. HSE invites those who study International Relations, History, Political Science and other social sciences and humanities to join.

Costs

The tentative per student fee for 6 credits/12 ECTS (96 contact hours) is $2,500–3,000. This includes not only classes, but also accommodation, airport transfer, visa support and at least one sight-seeing tour and one social event (dinner).  NOTE: A number of Scholarships will be available to especially qualified and motivated students and/or those who plan to join HSE international MA programs later.

Applications

The process of course selection ends on 1 June 2014.  Contact person: Oksana Chernenko ochernenko@hse.ru

http://www.hse.ru/international/summer

Google Europe Scholarship for Students with Disabilities

Deadline: 17 February 2014
Open to: students of Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Informatics
Scholarship: €7,000 for year

Description

Google is committed to helping the innovators of the future make the most of their talents by providing scholarships for Computer Science students with disabilities. As part of a commitment, we’ve partnered with EmployAbility, a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting students with disabilities while they pursue education and promising careers.

Eligibility

To be eligible to apply, applicants must:

  • Be currently enrolled at a university in Europe for the 2013-2014 academic year
  • Intend to be enrolled or accepted as a full-time student in a Bachelor’s, Master’s or PhD program at a university in Europe for the 2014-2015 academic year
  • Be studying Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Informatics, or a closely related technical field
  • Maintain a strong academic record
  • Exemplify leadership and a passion for Computer Science and technology
  • Have a disability (defined as a long-term or recurring issue that impacts one or more major activities that others may consider a daily function). This definition also includes the perception among others that a disability exists.

Scholarship

Recipients of the Google Scholarship for Students with Disabilities will each receive a €7,000 scholarship for the 2014-2015 academic year. Scholarships will be awarded based on the strength of the applicant’s academic background, leadership skills and demonstrated passion for Computer Science.

Application

The application deadline is 17 February 2014, 17:00 GMT. Recipients will be selected based on the overall strength of their essays and application materials compared to the entire applicant pool.

Applicants will be asked to complete an online application HERE through EmployAbility which includes:

  • General background information (i.e. contact information and details about your current and intended universities for the 2014-2015 school year)
  • Resume/CV
  • Academic transcripts from your current and prior institutions (if you have earned a prior degree)
  • A reference letter from a professor, instructor, adviser or supervisor
  • Responses to essay questions

Questions? Visit the Frequently Asked Questions HERE or email at googlescholarship@employ-ability.org.uk.

Read the official website HERE.