Quota Scheme

http://siu.no/eng/Front-Page/Programme-information/Development-cooperation/Quota-Scheme

The main objective of the Quota Scheme is to contribute to capacity building through education that will benefit the home country of the students when they return. The Quota Scheme is also intended to strengthen relations between Norway and the selected countries and thus contribute to internationalisation at Norwegian institutions of higher education.

Most universities and university colleges in Norway participate in the Quota scheme. The institutions involved are allocated a certain number of students under the programme each year. The scheme normally includes courses at Master’s and Ph.D. level in addition to certain professional/Bachelor’s degrees. Most of the Norwegian institutions offer courses and educational programmes in English.

For students

Please note that SIU is not responsible for the admission of students. The institutions of higher education that are part of the Quota Scheme handle all applications from prospective students.Information about the application procedure for the Quota Scheme should be available at the participating universities’ and university colleges’ websites.

You will further information about recruitment regulations, general admission requirements and links to the participating universities/ university colleges here.

Master & PhD Scholarships – Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, China

Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Science (hereinafter referred to as “SIAT”), offers 8 Master’s Degree programs and 2 PhD Degree programs to international students. The duration of a Master program is 2-3 years, and a PhD program 3-6 years.  A degree certificate and a graduation certificate will be awarded to those who have completed the prescribed courses and passed thesis/dissertation defense. All the programs are offered in English.

Applicants to Master programs should:
· have obtained a bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution, or an equivalent qualification; and
 · satisfy SIAT’s requirements on physical fitness for pursuing the postgraduate program.
Applicants to PhD degree programs should:
· normally have obtained a master’s degree from a recognized institution, and
 · satisfy SIAT’s requirements on physical fitness for pursuing the postgraduate program.
Language Requirements:
Students enrolled at SIAT can choose to take all courses and conduct research activities in English only, or in Chinese (Mandarin). Knowledge of the Chinese language is not required. Applications with TOEFL or IELTS records (within two years from the examination date) are preferred.
List of Master and PhD Programs
Master’s Degree Programs:

• physical chemistry,
• biochemistry and molecular biology,
• signal and information processing,
• pattern recognition and intelligent system,
• computer application technology,
• materials engineering,
• electrical and communication engineering,
• control engineering,
• computer technology,
• biological engineering

PhD Degree Programs:

• pattern recognition and intelligent system,
• computer application technology.

Application Documents:

1. The completed application form for Admission of International Students. The photo adhered on the application form must be identical with that on the passport.
2. Personal statement. Applicants to PhD programs should also submit a research proposal.
3. A certified or notarized copy of the degree certificate, a certified or notarized copy of the academic transcript, and an officially sealed original copy of the academic transcript. Notarized translations to English or to Chinese of the degree certificate and the academic transcript are also required, if they are in a language other than English and Chinese.
4. Two recommendation letters from academics at the level of associate professor or above. The letter must indicate the referee’s phone number and email address.
5. Copy of the page with personal information in the passport.

None of the above application documents will be returned

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Fujistsu scholarship

The Fujitsu Scholarship supports your development as a global leader by funding your participation in the East-West Knowledge Leaders Program.

Hone your leadership vision with this specialized program, delivered by JAIMS, in the wonderful setting of Honolulu, Hawaii. The diverse student body and rigorous curriculum will stretch you to be your best, and prepare you to lead your organization to success in the 21st Century.

Fujitsu Limited established the Fujitsu Scholarship Program in 1985 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of its founding. The aim was to provide the opportunity for people from the Asia-Pacific region to contribute to the region through studying different values, cultures, and global business. This has been a Fujitsu’s key initiative for deepening the relationships between the countries and citizens of the Asia-Pacific region. This scholarship has since enabled 420 professionals from 18 countries to study cross-cultural management at JAIMS, the Japan-America Institute of Management Science, in Hawaii, U.S.A.

Info Beasiswa UK – PPIUK

Postdoctoarl Research: Single Molecule Spectroscopy at King’s College London, UK

Postgraduate Scholarships in University of Westminster

Compilation of Scholarships to Study in UK for International Students

Master Scholarships in Lifelong Learning (MALLL), Erasmus Mundus, Europe

Imam Bukhari & Imam Tirmizi Visiting Research Fellowships, Oxford Center for Islamic Studies, UK

Undergraduate Scholarships, University of Exeter Foundation, UK

Partial Postgraduate Scholarships, Al-Maktoum Institute, UK

Reach Oxford Undergraduate Scholarships, University of Oxford, UK

Clarendon Fund, University of Oxford, UK

Applications for 2012 are now open!

We are delighted to announce that the Clarendon Fund has now opened up to all graduate applicants regardless of nationality. From 1 September 2011, all graduate applicants to degree-bearing courses for 2012/13 entry will be eligible for this prestigious scholarship funding which has, up until now, only been open to candidates with overseas fee status.

By applying for graduate study at Oxford University (Application Form for Graduate Study) you will automatically be considered for a Clarendon Scholarship. You do not need to submit any additional documents specifically for the Clarendon Scholarships and there is no separate scholarship application form.

The information that you provide with your application form for graduate study at Oxford will be used to assess your funding application. Once the application deadline has passed, you are not able to provide any additional supporting materials (unless the department you are applying to has specifically requested this in support of your application for admission to Oxford).

The closing date for Graduate Admissions for 2012/13 is Friday 20 January 2012.

http://www.clarendon.ox.ac.uk/apply/