Beasiswa Master & Doctoral, University of Ulsan, Korea (TOEFL 450)

Telah dibuka pendaftaran beasiswa untuk Master dan Doctoral di University of Ulsan, Korea Selatan (Deadline 20 May 2013), dengan syarat kemampuan bahasa inggris:
1. Untuk jurusan Natural Sciences, Engineering, Arts / Sports, dan  Medicine Minimal TOEFL PBT 450+, CBT 120+, iBT 40+, IELTS 4.5+ or TOEIC 500+

2. Untuk jurusan Humanities, Social Sciences, Business Administration minimal TOEFL PBT 550+, CBT 210+, iBT 80+, IELTS 5.5+ or TOEIC 650+

Apa saja yang didapat?
1. Tuition Fee 100%
2. Living Cost bulanan dari supervisor (sekitar USD400-800/bulan)
3. Biaya-biaya untuk international conference (Registrasi seminar, biaya perjalanan seminar, akomodasi seminar)

4. Biaya untuk penerbitan Jurnal

5. Fasilitas riset dan meja kerja di ruang lab masing-masing.5. Gratis biaya pendaftaran (secara online dan kirim berkas)

Tetapi beasiswa ini tidak menanggung
1. Entrance Fee (uang pangkal), sekali bayar pertama kali masuk kalau sudah dinyatakan diterima sekitar USD600.
2. Biaya pembuatan Visa
3. Tiket Pesawat Indonesia-Korea

Periode pendaftaran 6-20 May 2013.
Ditingkat universitas tidak ada seleksi wawancara, tetapi ketika melakukan kontak dengan calon pembimbing biasanya ada wawancara via email atau telepon (tergantung professor).

Bagaimana cara mendapatkan beasiswa?

Umumnya penerima beasiswa harus sudah mendapatkan calon supervisor yang bersedia membimbing selama kuliah dan menyediakan stipend bulanan. 

Untuk mengetahui list profesor silahkan buka link http://global.ulsan.ac.kr/contents/academics/programs/graduate/ klik di list jurusan yang sesuai pilihan (menu sebelah kanan). Pilih menu "faculty" maka di sana akan ada list professor yang berisi bidang penelitian dan kemungkinan menerima mahasiswa asing beserta jumlah stipend bulanan yang ditawarkan. Setelah menemukan yang sesuai, segera hubungi via email dan tanyakan kemungkinan menerima mahasiswa asing di labnya. Jika professor sudah POSITIF menerima, langkah selanjutnya adalah mengirimkan berkas dokumen yang dibutuhkan ke International Office tidak lebih dari tanggal 20 May 2013.

Sekedar Tambahan informasi:

Jika anda mendapatkan biaya bulanan dari professor sebesar USD400/bulan, ini cukup untuk satu orang dengan catatan kita tinggal di Asrama kampus, bahkan bisa saving sekitar USD50-100/bulan, tergantung gaya hidup.

Info lebih lanjut tentang proses admisi:

http://global.ulsan.ac.kr/contents/admissions/graduate/application/

Info lebih lanjut tentang skema beasiswa:

http://global.ulsan.ac.kr/contents/admissions/graduate/scholarhsip/

TALIAN BURSARY PROGRAMME OFFERED TO FOREIGN AND IRE (Italians Resident Abroad) STUDENTS

TALIAN BURSARY PROGRAMME OFFERED TO FOREIGN AND IRE (Italians Resident Abroad) STUDENTS

Public announcement for Academic Year 2013/2014

DEADLINE: 31 May 2013

Introduction

The Italian Government announces the following bursary programme for foreign students and IRE (Italian Residents Abroad) to study in Italy during the Academic Year 2012/2013.

The program aims to promote international cultural cooperation and the diffusion of Italian language, science and culture, also promoting the projection of Italian economy and technologies abroad.
The programme is offered by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through its diplomatic mission in the accredited country of the applicants, to foreign citizens or Italians resident abroad (IRE), living and residing in selected countries wishing to study at Italian public universities or other public institutions of higher education. Bursaries will be awarded with a priority to students who shall demonstrate through the excellence of their curriculum the ability to complete with profit their studies in Italian public study institutions.

Please access the list of countries whose citizens may apply to the bursary programme from the page of the web site dedicated to foreign students:

http://www.esteri.it/MAE/EN/Ministero/Servizi/Stranieri/Opportunita/BorseStudio_stranieri.htm?LANG=EN

Before filling their application, students should contact Italian diplomatic representatives or Italian Cultural Institutes in their country of citizenship, for detailed and country specific information about this offer.

Applicants should study this public announcement carefully and familiarise themselves with the terms for participating in this bursary program before completing the online application procedure.
Particular attention should be paid to the following:
• Age limit (Applicant's age should not exceed 35 years, with some exceptions);
• Educational background (Preferably a Masters Degree or equivalent);
• Required documentation (Application form, referee reports, academic diplomas and transcripts, applicant's CV)

1. Thematic areas of study, duration of bursaries offered, prerequisites
Applicants are advised to check the website of the Italian mission in the student's country of citizenship for further details and country specific exceptions to the following, before applying.
Applicants may request three monthly bursaries for:

a) courses in Italian language and culture: Applicants are asked to provide proof of enrolment in a foreign university and of having passed at least a Level A1 Italian language test. Admittance is only to courses with a minimum duration of 3 months and of an A2 university level or higher; applicants must be enrolled in the 3rd year or higher and have passed at least one university level Italian language exam in their home country. Recommended are the Italian language courses offered by the Universities for Foreigners in Perugia, Siena, "Dante Alighieri" of Reggio Calabria and Roma Tre, or other institutions accredited to certify knowledge of Italian as a foreign language. All beginner level and/or less than 3-month language courses are excluded. Upon completion of the course attended the bursary-holder will have to sit the required exams.

b) Courses in Italian language teaching: Applicants must be foreign teachers with documented experience in teaching Italian as a foreign language (IFL) in their country
of origin. Admitted are only courses of a minimum 3-month duration given at the Universities for Foreigners of Perugia, Siena, "Dante Alighieri" of Reggio Calabria and Roma Tre or other institutions accredited in the certification of knowledge of Italian as a foreign language. Upon completion of the course attended the bursary-holder will have to sit the required exams.

c) Study or research projects at non-private Italian research Centres – Laboratories – Libraries - Archives - Museums: Applicants must duly document study or research projects they intend to carry out at the chosen facility for a period of at least 3 months. Projects must have prior written approval, in a letter to the applicant from an Italian host institution supervisor. The letter must state the supervisor's willingness to accept responsibility also for assessing the bursaryholder's performance both during and at the conclusion of the study or research activity.
Applicants may request six or nine month bursaries for:

d) Individual university courses: Applicants must provide certification both of enrolment in a foreign university and of pre-acceptance by the Italian university where they intend to study. Preference is given to bursary applications for Level II individual university courses of a 6-month minimum duration, accompanied by a letter of pre-acceptance from the chosen university. Upon completion of the course attended the bursary-holder will have to sit the required exams.

e) University degree courses (Levels I or II): Preference is given to bursary applications for Level II University courses accompanied by a letter of pre-acceptance from the chosen university. Applicants must provide proof, valid in their place of residence, of having completed upper secondary school and/or first level university studies depending on the University Level they intend to follow. Bursaryholders may request renewal of the bursary for the subsequent academic years in compliance with the "Memorandum for Bursary-Holders" (Regolamento del Borsista). Upon completion of the course attended the bursary-holder will have to sit the required exams.

f) Advanced professional training, art and music courses: Applicants must provide proof, valid in their place of residence, of having completed upper secondary school studies for admission to State or legally accredited academies or conservatories. It is advisable to have a letter of pre-acceptance from the Italian Institution chosen. Eligible courses, of a minimum 6-month duration, include those offered by institutes of advanced professional, art, music and choral training (academies, conservatories, ISIA, etc.), restoration institutes and the National School of Cinema. Upon completion of the course attended the bursary-holder will have to sit the required exams.

g) Courses in Italian language teaching: Bursaries for teacher training or refresher courses, reserved for foreign teachers of L2 Italian language courses, and university students with a degree equivalent to the Italian short degree who have passed at least one university-level Italian language exam in their country. Bursaries are awarded for specific course programmes with a minimum 6-month duration offered by the Universities for Foreigners of Perugia, Siena, "Dante Alighieri" of Reggio Calabria and Roma Tre, or other accredited institutions authorized to certify knowledge of the Italian language or teaching Italian as a
Foreign Language. Upon completion of the course attended, the bursary-holder will have to sit the required exams.

h) Masters Degree courses (Levels I or II): Applicants must have a degree corresponding with the Italian first or second Level degree depending on the Master course chosen and eventual other documentation as requested by their chosen Italian institution. All Level I and II Masters courses must have minimum six month duration and are not exempt from enrolment fees. If the course requires a period of study outside of Italy, payment of the bursary will be suspended during that period. Since admittance to Masters Courses is often on a selection basis, and courses require a minimum number of participants to be held, it is the applicants' responsibility to make sure both of their admittance to the course and its actual start date. Bursary-holders are reminded that they have a right to the awarded bursary only for a period of study to be completed by 31 December 2014, and only if they attend the courses originally chosen. Upon completion of the course attended the bursary-holder will have to sit the required exams.

i) Doctorate Courses: Since admission to research doctorates in Italy is regulated by strict provisions issued by individual universities, in addition to the requirements listed in the previous point, applicants are required to have established contact with the university of their choice before submitting their bursary applications in order to agree on admission requirements.

l) Schools of specialisation: (See also "Masters Degree courses", above) Courses must be of minimum six month duration. Medical studies are categorically excluded from the list of eligible specialisations (See Legislative Decree no. 257 of 08.08.1991). For admission see also the previous point "Doctorate Courses". Upon completion of the course attended the bursary-holder will have to sit the required exams.

m) Individual or jointly supervised study or research projects: (See also "Masters Degree courses", above). Research bursaries are awarded exclusively for research activities at the CNR (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche), Istituto Superiore di Sanità or other analogous State university facilities, museums, or archives, and for a minimum duration of 6 months. The research project proposal must be submitted with the application, in addition to letters of acceptance from the professor or expert supervisor of the research project proposed by the applicant, and from the director of the Italian academic institution or facility meant to host the bursary-holder. Priority will be given to applicants whose study and research aims are cited in existing bilateral agreements with the researcher's home university. To receive each three months payment, in addition to the documentation cited in the Memorandum for Bursary-Holders (Regolamento del Borsista), bursaryholders will be required to send periodical summary reports of the study or research activities carried out to the Country Contact at Office VII of the DGSP. Such reports shall be signed by the Italian supervisor who produced the above letter of acceptance. All free research programs are not eligible for a bursary.

2. Degrees/certificates awarded
First and second level University Degree – Teaching certificate of Italian as a foreign language – Italian Language Certificate - Certification of individual University course completion - Level I and II Masters Degree – Doctorate Diploma - Certificate of completion of research – Advanced professional, art or music specialisation or diploma.

3. Bursary Selection Committee and Host Institutions
Bursary recipients are selected by the Italian diplomatic mission in the applicant's country of residence through an "ad hoc" committee or jointly with the local authorities. The Italian Government awards and pays the bursary through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Directorate General for Country Promotion (DGSP), Office VII, Rome.

4. University Host Institutions
Bursaries are awarded for study and/or research programmes at public and legally accredited institutions. Bursary recipients study at the Italian universities/institutions of their choice, based on the approval of the selection committee. Pre-enrolment to the chosen Italian Institution will be done through the Italian Diplomatic Representatives in the student's country of citizenship.

Eligible Institutions include:
 Universities, university institutes and polytechnic institutes.
 Advanced training institutes for art and music and conservatories.
 Restoration institutes.
 The National School of Cinema.
 Italian research centres or laboratories, archives and museums that have stipulated agreements with the foreign under-graduate or post-graduate university departments in which the applicant is enrolled, or that offer institutional collaboration to foreign scholars and/or researchers through supervisors appointed by the director of the institution.

Bursaries cannot be granted for the following:
 Foreign institutions (universities, academies, libraries, schools of any sort), even if situated in Italy;
 Private and non-accredited research centres or laboratories.
The only exceptions are for bursaries awarded for designated "Special Projects".

Please check information for foreign students in Italy at the website of the Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (MIUR):http://www.studiare-in-italia.it/studentistranieri/

5. Bursary duration and start dates
The only bursaries to be awarded for the 2013/2014 academic year will be of three, six or nine month duration. Exceptions may be made in particular cases. Start dates must be from January 1st 2014 onward, and duration cannot exceed 31 December 2014.

6. Age limits for applicants
Unless otherwise indicated in the executive programmes of cultural agreements with individual countries, new bursary or renewal applications cannot be accepted from applicants above 35 years of age at the date of expiration ("deadline", see below) of this announcement. In no case may bursaries be awarded to applicants under legal age. The applicant age limit can be extended to 45 years for teachers of the Italian language with documented, ongoing Italian language teaching experience in their country of origin.
Since age limits can vary, as some institutions are legally required to set different ones, applicants are advised to check directly with the institutions concerned.

7. How to apply
All applicants must fill in the on-line application form at "Borse on Line".
http://borseonline.esteri.it/BorseOnLine/

Please read carefully the indications and notes on the website.

8. Application deadline
Application forms must be received on-line by midnight (Italian time) Friday, May 31st 2013.
Applicants will be notified of the outcome by the Italian Embassy in their country. Successful recipients will be asked to immediately submit authenticated copies of their documents along with their official translations in Italian. The online application "Borse On Line" for the academic year 2013-2014 has been updated to reflect the new rules. Completion and submission of the online application form presumes acceptance of the rules indicated on the website.
Access to a functional, unrestricted and fast internet connection is a necessary pre-requisite for the application process.

9. Language of study
Italian is the required language of study in Italy. A basic knowledge of Italian is necessary even at Universities offering courses in English. Adequate knowledge of the Italian language is indispensible to obtaining a bursary and to enrolment in a university course in Italy, and must be certified in writing. Applicants will need a certificate of intermediate level Italian (e.g. CILS B2, CELI 3, PLIDA B2 orINT.IT Roma Tre) or of equivalent linguistic competence issued by a local organization or language school (e.g. Italian Cultural Institute, Dante Alighieri Society branch etc.). Applicants for enrolment in advanced musical training courses, 3-month language courses or
University courses held entirely in English, will have to demonstrate at least A2 level certification of competence in Italian, or equivalent.

10. Number of bursaries available, amounts and bursary, selection Committee
Specific information is provided by the Italian Embassy or Italian Cultural Institute in the applicant's country of citizenship. Please check also the websites of these institutions for more country-specific information.

11. Duties and responsibilities of bursary-holders in Italy
Bursary-holders in Italy must abide by the rules and regulations specified in the updated "Memorandum for Bursary-holders" (Regolamento del Borsista): 

http://www.esteri.it/MAE/EN/Ministero/Servizi/Stranieri/Opportunita/BorseStudio_stranieri.htm?LANG=EN

For other useful information check periodically this page dedicated to foreign students.
The non-observance of those rules and regulations will invalidate the bursary.
12. Entry Visa in Italy
All bursary-holders must arrive in Italy with an entry visa for study purposes issued by the Italian diplomatic mission and valid for the entire duration of the bursary. Exemptions from visa requirements include European Union citizens and the citizens of countries with which Italy has bilateral agreements on such matters. Upon arrival in Italy bursary-holders must go, within eight (8) days, to the Questura (Police) of the town or city where they will be living during their studies. They should apply at the Questura for a residence permit for study reasons. In the case of arrival in Italy before the bursary start date, the bursary-holder will have to apply for the residence permit according to the instructions of the Questura.
13. Travel to Italy and back
Bursaries do not usually cover airfares or other travel expenses. Italian diplomatic missions will inform bursary-holders of any exceptions.
14. Bursary payments
Payment of bursaries will take place on a three-months basis and normally during the quarter of reference by bank transfer to an Italian bank or postal account in the name of the bursaryholder, who holds the responsibility for opening the account and transmitting its details to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Rome, Office VII of the DGSP.
For the academic year 2013-2014, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has signed a Convention with several Italian Universities (Politecnico di Milano, Politecnico di Torino, Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia, Università Bocconi, Università degli studi di Torino, Università degli studi di Milano, Università degli studi di Roma Tor Vergata, Università per stranieri di Perugia, Università per stranieri di Siena, Università per stranieri "Dante Alighieri" di Reggio Calabria) according to which, among other facilitations, all bursary payments will be made directly to the students by the University itself with a shortened and simplified procedure.
15. Health and accident insurance
For the sole period of the bursary granted by the Italian government, foreign bursary-holders are covered by an insurance policy that covers eventual expenses incurred as a result of illness and/or accident. Residence permits for study during periods not included in the duration of the bursary will be issued by the Questura only to foreign students with health insurance coverage. Therefore, bursary-holders who arrive in Italy before the start date of the bursary or that need to stay on after its expiration, if they are non-EU citizens (i.e. do not have a T.E.A.M., E111 or E128 health insurance card from their home country), will have to take out health insurance at their own expense.
16. Enrolment fee exemptions
Foreign holders of Italian government bursaries enrolled in First Level Degree Courses (Corsi di Laurea di Primo Livello) Second Level Degree Courses (Laurea Magistrale), Schools of Specialisation (Scuole di Specializzazione) (with the exception of medical studies) and research doctorates (Dottorati di ricerca) are exempt from university enrolment fees (ref: D.P.C.M. 09/04/2001).
Students enrolled in individual courses, professional training, art and music courses, Level I and II Masters courses, will be required to pay related enrolment fees.
17. Bursary renewal
Foreign students or Italians Residing Abroad (IREs) holding bursaries may apply for renewal for the continuation or completion of a multi-year course of study (Corsi di Laurea, Scuole di Specializzazione, Dottorati di Ricerca). The procedures and timeframes for applicants wishing to renew a bursary are the same as for all other new applicants. Bursary-holders requesting the first renewal will have to have passed at least two exams in the preceding year. Subsequent renewals depend on passing all the exams included in the study plan for the preceding academic years and two in the current academic year at the deadline for bursary renewal application. Renewals may be accorded only for a number of years not exceeding the legal length of course of study. Bursary-holders that have passed the age limit (See above, point 6) may not apply for renewal.
Last modified: April 22nd, 2013.
Uff. VII, DGSP, MAE, Roma

http://www.esteri.it/MAE/EN/Ministero/Servizi/Stranieri/Opportunita/BorseStudio_stranieri.htm?LANG=EN

Apply Online:
http://borseonline.esteri.it/BorseOnLine/

The KAUST Fellowship is the general scholarship program of the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)

Beasiswa S2 dan S3 untuk Semua Jurusan Teknik dan Science di KAUST

The KAUST Fellowship is the general scholarship program of the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST).

All Master's and Ph.D. students admitted to KAUST will also be evaluated for financial support under the KAUST Fellowship. If awarded, the KAUST Fellowship supports students for the duration of their graduate studies. The benefits of the KAUST Fellowship include:

Full tuition support
Monthly living allowance (ranging between $20,000-30,000 annual, depending on qualifications and progression through degree programs)
Housing
Medical and dental coverage
Relocation support

http://www.kaust.edu.sa/admissions/admissionsfaqs.html

Beasiswa GE Foundation untuk Mahasiswa S1

Sudah buka Beasiswa GE Foundation untuk Mahasiswa S1, deadline : March 15, 2012 (by postal stamp)
GE Foundation Scholars Leaders Program
http://www.iief.or.id/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=118&Itemid=63&lang=en
atau:
http://www.kopertis12.or.id/2013/02/15/beasiswa-ge-tahun-20132014-untuk-mahasiswa-s-1.html

General Requirements
1. Bachelors students minimum third semester from IPB, ITB, ITS, UGM, UI, UNAIR, UNDIP, UNIBRAW, and UNPAD; one of these following major: Economy (Accounting, Development Management Study), MIPA (Physics, Chemistry, Math), Computer Science, Environmental Study, Engineering (Electro Engineering, Physics Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Chemistry Engineering, Computer Engineering, Evironmental Engineering or Mechanic Engineering)
2. Academic Index from I, II and III semester with minimum of 3.0 (scale 4)
3. Demonstrates skills and intellectual capability and strong leadership
4. Active in students organization or other social activities
5. Has a fairly good grasp of English, written and verbal
6. Comes from less fortunate background
7. Not in the condition of accepting other sponsorships from different institution

Scholarship from Qatar Faculty of Islamic Studies, Hamad Bin Khalifa University

Qatar Faculty of Islamic Studies – Hamad Bin Khalifa University opens
scholarship for academic year 2013-2014.

Offered Programs:
1. Master of Arts in Islamic Studies with a Specialization in
Contemporary Fiqh .
2. Master of Arts in Islamic Studies with a Specialization in
Comparative Religions.
3. Master of Arts in Public Policy in Islam.
4. Master of Science in Islamic Finance .
5. Master of Science in Urban Design and Architecture in Islamic Societies .
6. Master of Arts in the Study of Contemporary Muslim Societies.

7. Postgraduate Diploma Islamic Finance.
8. Postgraduate Diploma in General Islamic Studies .
9. Postgraduate Diploma in Public Policy in Islam

Minimum Admission Criteria for international students:

• A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution with a minimum
Grade of VERY GOOD or its equivalent; (the student should submit the
Final Degree Certificate that shows her final average)

• A TOEFL score of 550 or ILETS score of 6.0 (exception for native
English speaker)

• All students admitted to QFIS programs are required to pass the
Arabic Test (80%).

• Writing 2 short essays:

1. essay_why you would like to study in your chosen program (in English)

2. essay_how Islamic Studies can impact your lifecareer (in Arabic)
Note:
Any Arabic essays written or translated using google translate or any
translation programs shall be rejected and dismissed directly.

• Call Interview (Tele-conversation) to all abroad students admitted
to ensure they can speak Arabic prior the final admission decision
made.

Required Documents for Admission
• Submission of the Qatar Faculty of Islamic Studies Graduate
Admission Application

• Copy of the passport�

• Certified copy of the Bachelor degree certificate (Minimum Grade
Very Good) from an accredited university or college or equivalent in
that country

• Final, official certified university transcript. (we need the back
side of the transcript that shows the grading scale)

• Two recent passport size photographs

• Pass Arabic Test with minimum score 80% in our language center after
they arrive to Qatar.

Certification of documents

Admitted students are requested to certify their documents before
their arrival to Qatar, otherwise their registration will be
cancelled.

• Bachelor degree Certificate obtained abroad must be certified by the
Ministry of Higher Education where Certificate was delivered, and: The
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country of origin, and Qatar
Embassy of that country

Completed Application
Completed application (scanned documents) and further inquiries should
be sent to admissions_QFIS@qf.org.qa

You may also contact the Admissions office directly at +974 44546588 /
+974 44546560 .
selkaranshawi@qfis.edu.qa or selkaranshawy@gmail.com (for application
to Master of Arts in Contemporary Muslim Societies only

PhD PostDoc dalam studi Higher Education universitas di Eropa (UK, Denmark, Prancis, Slovenia)

Six European universities will join forces to educate young researchers who will be examining the university reforms currently influencing the global university development. This will be part of the new internationalUniversities in the Knowledge Economy (UNIKE) project. The project is supported by the EU's Marie Curie Actions Fellowship Programme and will be running over five years - from 2013 to 2017.

The UNIKE project will train a networked group of critical researchers who will examine the changing roles and scope of universities in emerging global knowledge economies. They will also compare developments in Europe and the Asia-Pacific Rim. The project will comprise 12 new PhD projects and 2 postdoc projects and is currently open. Applicants from all countries are eligible for the positions.

The 12 individual doctoral projects focus on the following topics:

• ASEM meetings and HE ‘policy travel’ from Europe to Asia
• Internationalisation of higher education in centres and peripheries
• Conjunction of Chinese and Western educational traditions in the design and teaching of Sino-Danish Centre courses
• Academic values between globalisation and globalism
• Models of doctoral education
• Mapping the field of higher education industries, and choosing case studies
• Audit culture and the Industries of ranking
• Think Tanks and Academic Entrepreneurs in the Production of Knowledg
• Impact of governance changes on the educational categories and internal life of universities
• Alternative forms of university ownership, finance and organisation
• Governance through Autonomy – A context-rich comparative study.
• Management and gender

The two 2 individual post-doctoral projects are to address the following:

• New landscapes of publishing and knowledge dissemination
• Academic entrepreneurialism, civil society and democracy

Application deadline is Sunday 3 February 2013 at 17:00 CET.

Universities which partnered in this project are Aarhus University (Denmark), University of Bristol (UK),Roehampton University (UK), Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon (France), Univerza V Ljubljani (Slovenia) and Universidade do Porto (Portugal). There is also a number of associated partners, among which are Times Higher Education, The Sino-Danish Center in Beijing, the Magna Charta Observatory, the Center for Graduate Education Research at Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China, and others.

"The project has a wide and international scope and is initiated in collaboration with five other European universities and 15 universities from the Pacific Region. The purpose of the project is to establish a global network for researchers, including PhDs and postdocs, which can critically analyse university developments in different parts of the world," says Susan Wright, professor at Aarhus University and head of the project.

The project starts with the academic year 2013.

More about the calls and the project on the project page: http://unike.au.dk/

Courses offered by the Italian Education Network [2 Attachments]

Hereby I've attached information specifically for those interested in studying abroad in St. John International University, Italy. The program consist of bachelors, masters, certifications, and summer courses in various courses and departments.

Courses: 

International Business and Sustainable Development

Film Studies

Sustainability Through Design and Technologies

Italian Studies

Departments:

Architecture and Planning

Business and Economic Sciences

Environmental and Social Sciences

Fine Arts

Humanities

Mathematics and Natural Sciences

Further inquiries please open the website enclosed or email kikiamaliat@yahoo.com. Thank you.

Regards,

Kiki

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 brochure study abroad turin.pdf

 Brochure Certificates Turin 2013.pdf