La Beca Fulbright-García Robles ofrece la oportunidad de realizar estancias de investigación y/o docencia a académicos con al menos 5 años de experiencia, estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral a estudiantes inscritos en un programa de doctorado del país y estancias postdoctorales a doctores recién egresados de cualquier institución de educación superior mexicana.

Se dará preferencia a los miembros activos del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (SNI)

No son elegibles:

Quienes estén viviendo, trabajando o estudiando en Estados Unidos durante el período que comprende desde la presentación de la solicitud, hasta el inicio de sus cursos.
Quienes hayan residido en Estados Unidos por más de un año en los cinco años previos al cierre de la convocatoria.

Requisitos:

• Curriculum Vitae en inglés.
• Publicaciones y reconocimientos más destacados.
• Carta de acreditación vigente como miembro del SNI.
• Requisitos de Idioma: Es indispensable contar con un excelente manejo del inglés. En caso de tener comprobante de examen (TOEFL ó IELTS únicamente) anexarlo a la solicitud.
• Comprobantes de Soporte Financiero: En caso de contar con apoyos financieros adicionales para su estancia en EE.UU., es necesario anexar comprobantes como recibos de nómina, licencia con goce de sueldo (en inglés), comprobante de beca del SNI ó CONACYT, etc.
• Pasaporte: Pasaporte mexicano vigente.
• Bibliografía: Para todas las áreas es necesario subir una lista de referencias bibliográficas que sustenten el proyecto de investigación. Máximo tres cuartillas.

Proyecto:

• Estancias de investigación y/o docencia: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• Estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral: Propuesta del proyecto de titulación. Para esta área se requiere contar con proyectos académicos adicionales a la investigación, como la docencia o participación en conferencias, talleres, cursos, etc.
• Estancias postdoctorales: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• En todos los casos, deberá justificarse la necesidad de realizar la estancia de investigación en la institución estadounidense. (Sección 5).
• Carta de invitación: Carta de invitación de la universidad estadounidense. En caso de no contar con una invitación, puede consultar la página del CONAHEC (www.conahec.org), en donde instituciones estadounidenses afiliadas ofrecen oportunidades a profesores investigadores mexicanos. (Sección 7).
• Tres cartas de recomendación: Las tres cartas de recomendación se generan a partir del formato establecido en la solicitud electrónica. Cada recomendante deberá ser registrado en línea por el candidato. Posteriormente el recomendante accederá al sistema de solicitud electrónica con un usuario y contraseña que recibirá vía correo electrónico. Las cartas deberán ser escritas en inglés.
• Contestar el formato de solicitud electrónica en inglés: https://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/scholars. Los documentos solicitados deben subirse en formato PDF.

Para más información consulta: https://www.comexus.org.mx/

Nuffic Neso, la oficina de representación oficial de la educación superior holandesa en México, con el propósito de aumentar la movilidad académica entre los Estados Unidos Mexicanos y el Reino de los Países Bajos convoca a ciudadanos mexicanos que deseen realizar estudios de licenciatura, maestría, cursos de preparación o cursos de verano en instituciones de educación superior holandesas, a participar en el proceso de solicitud para obtener una beca del Orange Tulip Scholarship para mexicanos para el año académico 2017/2018. El plazo de solicitud finaliza el 1 de febrero del 2017.

• Ser mexicano;
• Tener entre 18 y 36 años en el momento del inicio de las clases del programa de estudio (septiembre del2017);
• Tener un buen dominio del inglés hablado y escrito (mínimo de 6,0 en el IELTS u 80 en el TOEFL iBT);
• Estar actualmente en proceso de admisión o haber sido aceptado por una institución de educación superiorholandesa.

Proceso de solicitud

1. Buscar el programa de estudios de interés en elbuscador en línea de programas impartidos en inglés.
2. Revisar si la institución y el programa seleccionado están incluidos en la lista de instituciones participantes del Orange Tulip Scholarship y revisar cuidadosamente la información detallada de la beca.
3. Iniciar el trámite de admisión directamente con la institución anfitriona elegida. Sigue las indicaciones de la institución en su propia página web para completar el trámite de admisión y envíales toda la documentación que se pide para la admisión directamente a la universidad.
4. Esperar la confirmación por parte de la universidad de que la solicitud de admisión ha sido recibida (puede ser un correo electrónico, la confirmación de aplicación en línea u otro tipo de mensaje). Este mensaje es el comprobante de que está en proceso de admisión.
5. Descargar el formato de solicitud de la beca Orange Tulip Scholarship, llenarlo y enviarlo a ots@nesomexico.organtes de la fecha límite mencionada en la ficha de la beca por la cual desea aplicar. Hay que acompañar la solicitud con versiones escaneadas de todos los documentos requeridos (no se recibe expedientes físicos).
6. Esperar la confirmación con el número de solicitud enviada vía correo electrónico por parte de Nuffic Neso México.

Más información consulta:

https://www.nesolatinoamerica.org/becas/mexico/orange-tulip-scholarship/instituciones-participantes/instituciones

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

La Beca Fulbright-García Robles ofrece la oportunidad de realizar estancias de investigación y/o docencia a académicos con al menos 5 años de experiencia, estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral a estudiantes inscritos en un programa de doctorado del país y estancias postdoctorales a doctores recién egresados de cualquier institución de educación superior mexicana.

Se dará preferencia a los miembros activos del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (SNI)

No son elegibles:

Quienes estén viviendo, trabajando o estudiando en Estados Unidos durante el período que comprende desde la presentación de la solicitud, hasta el inicio de sus cursos.
Quienes hayan residido en Estados Unidos por más de un año en los cinco años previos al cierre de la convocatoria.

Requisitos:

• Curriculum Vitae en inglés.
• Publicaciones y reconocimientos más destacados.
• Carta de acreditación vigente como miembro del SNI.
• Requisitos de Idioma: Es indispensable contar con un excelente manejo del inglés. En caso de tener comprobante de examen (TOEFL ó IELTS únicamente) anexarlo a la solicitud.
• Comprobantes de Soporte Financiero: En caso de contar con apoyos financieros adicionales para su estancia en EE.UU., es necesario anexar comprobantes como recibos de nómina, licencia con goce de sueldo (en inglés), comprobante de beca del SNI ó CONACYT, etc.
• Pasaporte: Pasaporte mexicano vigente.
• Bibliografía: Para todas las áreas es necesario subir una lista de referencias bibliográficas que sustenten el proyecto de investigación. Máximo tres cuartillas.

Proyecto:

• Estancias de investigación y/o docencia: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• Estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral: Propuesta del proyecto de titulación. Para esta área se requiere contar con proyectos académicos adicionales a la investigación, como la docencia o participación en conferencias, talleres, cursos, etc.
• Estancias postdoctorales: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• En todos los casos, deberá justificarse la necesidad de realizar la estancia de investigación en la institución estadounidense. (Sección 5).
• Carta de invitación: Carta de invitación de la universidad estadounidense. En caso de no contar con una invitación, puede consultar la página del CONAHEC (www.conahec.org), en donde instituciones estadounidenses afiliadas ofrecen oportunidades a profesores investigadores mexicanos. (Sección 7).
• Tres cartas de recomendación: Las tres cartas de recomendación se generan a partir del formato establecido en la solicitud electrónica. Cada recomendante deberá ser registrado en línea por el candidato. Posteriormente el recomendante accederá al sistema de solicitud electrónica con un usuario y contraseña que recibirá vía correo electrónico. Las cartas deberán ser escritas en inglés.
• Contestar el formato de solicitud electrónica en inglés: https://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/scholars. Los documentos solicitados deben subirse en formato PDF.

Para más información consulta: https://www.comexus.org.mx/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

La Beca Fulbright-García Robles ofrece la oportunidad de realizar estancias de investigación y/o docencia a académicos con al menos 5 años de experiencia, estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral a estudiantes inscritos en un programa de doctorado del país y estancias postdoctorales a doctores recién egresados de cualquier institución de educación superior mexicana.

Se dará preferencia a los miembros activos del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (SNI)

No son elegibles:

Quienes estén viviendo, trabajando o estudiando en Estados Unidos durante el período que comprende desde la presentación de la solicitud, hasta el inicio de sus cursos.
Quienes hayan residido en Estados Unidos por más de un año en los cinco años previos al cierre de la convocatoria.

Requisitos:

• Curriculum Vitae en inglés.
• Publicaciones y reconocimientos más destacados.
• Carta de acreditación vigente como miembro del SNI.
• Requisitos de Idioma: Es indispensable contar con un excelente manejo del inglés. En caso de tener comprobante de examen (TOEFL ó IELTS únicamente) anexarlo a la solicitud.
• Comprobantes de Soporte Financiero: En caso de contar con apoyos financieros adicionales para su estancia en EE.UU., es necesario anexar comprobantes como recibos de nómina, licencia con goce de sueldo (en inglés), comprobante de beca del SNI ó CONACYT, etc.
• Pasaporte: Pasaporte mexicano vigente.
• Bibliografía: Para todas las áreas es necesario subir una lista de referencias bibliográficas que sustenten el proyecto de investigación. Máximo tres cuartillas.

Proyecto:

• Estancias de investigación y/o docencia: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• Estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral: Propuesta del proyecto de titulación. Para esta área se requiere contar con proyectos académicos adicionales a la investigación, como la docencia o participación en conferencias, talleres, cursos, etc.
• Estancias postdoctorales: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• En todos los casos, deberá justificarse la necesidad de realizar la estancia de investigación en la institución estadounidense. (Sección 5).
• Carta de invitación: Carta de invitación de la universidad estadounidense. En caso de no contar con una invitación, puede consultar la página del CONAHEC (www.conahec.org), en donde instituciones estadounidenses afiliadas ofrecen oportunidades a profesores investigadores mexicanos. (Sección 7).
• Tres cartas de recomendación: Las tres cartas de recomendación se generan a partir del formato establecido en la solicitud electrónica. Cada recomendante deberá ser registrado en línea por el candidato. Posteriormente el recomendante accederá al sistema de solicitud electrónica con un usuario y contraseña que recibirá vía correo electrónico. Las cartas deberán ser escritas en inglés.
• Contestar el formato de solicitud electrónica en inglés: https://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/scholars. Los documentos solicitados deben subirse en formato PDF.

Para más información consulta: https://www.comexus.org.mx/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

La Beca Fulbright-García Robles ofrece la oportunidad de realizar estancias de investigación y/o docencia a académicos con al menos 5 años de experiencia, estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral a estudiantes inscritos en un programa de doctorado del país y estancias postdoctorales a doctores recién egresados de cualquier institución de educación superior mexicana.

Se dará preferencia a los miembros activos del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (SNI)

No son elegibles:

Quienes estén viviendo, trabajando o estudiando en Estados Unidos durante el período que comprende desde la presentación de la solicitud, hasta el inicio de sus cursos.
Quienes hayan residido en Estados Unidos por más de un año en los cinco años previos al cierre de la convocatoria.

Requisitos:

• Curriculum Vitae en inglés.
• Publicaciones y reconocimientos más destacados.
• Carta de acreditación vigente como miembro del SNI.
• Requisitos de Idioma: Es indispensable contar con un excelente manejo del inglés. En caso de tener comprobante de examen (TOEFL ó IELTS únicamente) anexarlo a la solicitud.
• Comprobantes de Soporte Financiero: En caso de contar con apoyos financieros adicionales para su estancia en EE.UU., es necesario anexar comprobantes como recibos de nómina, licencia con goce de sueldo (en inglés), comprobante de beca del SNI ó CONACYT, etc.
• Pasaporte: Pasaporte mexicano vigente.
• Bibliografía: Para todas las áreas es necesario subir una lista de referencias bibliográficas que sustenten el proyecto de investigación. Máximo tres cuartillas.

Proyecto:

• Estancias de investigación y/o docencia: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• Estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral: Propuesta del proyecto de titulación. Para esta área se requiere contar con proyectos académicos adicionales a la investigación, como la docencia o participación en conferencias, talleres, cursos, etc.
• Estancias postdoctorales: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• En todos los casos, deberá justificarse la necesidad de realizar la estancia de investigación en la institución estadounidense. (Sección 5).
• Carta de invitación: Carta de invitación de la universidad estadounidense. En caso de no contar con una invitación, puede consultar la página del CONAHEC (www.conahec.org), en donde instituciones estadounidenses afiliadas ofrecen oportunidades a profesores investigadores mexicanos. (Sección 7).
• Tres cartas de recomendación: Las tres cartas de recomendación se generan a partir del formato establecido en la solicitud electrónica. Cada recomendante deberá ser registrado en línea por el candidato. Posteriormente el recomendante accederá al sistema de solicitud electrónica con un usuario y contraseña que recibirá vía correo electrónico. Las cartas deberán ser escritas en inglés.
• Contestar el formato de solicitud electrónica en inglés: https://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/scholars. Los documentos solicitados deben subirse en formato PDF.

Para más información consulta: https://www.comexus.org.mx/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

La Beca Fulbright-García Robles ofrece la oportunidad de realizar estancias de investigación y/o docencia a académicos con al menos 5 años de experiencia, estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral a estudiantes inscritos en un programa de doctorado del país y estancias postdoctorales a doctores recién egresados de cualquier institución de educación superior mexicana.

Se dará preferencia a los miembros activos del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (SNI)

No son elegibles:

Quienes estén viviendo, trabajando o estudiando en Estados Unidos durante el período que comprende desde la presentación de la solicitud, hasta el inicio de sus cursos.
Quienes hayan residido en Estados Unidos por más de un año en los cinco años previos al cierre de la convocatoria.

Requisitos:

• Curriculum Vitae en inglés.
• Publicaciones y reconocimientos más destacados.
• Carta de acreditación vigente como miembro del SNI.
• Requisitos de Idioma: Es indispensable contar con un excelente manejo del inglés. En caso de tener comprobante de examen (TOEFL ó IELTS únicamente) anexarlo a la solicitud.
• Comprobantes de Soporte Financiero: En caso de contar con apoyos financieros adicionales para su estancia en EE.UU., es necesario anexar comprobantes como recibos de nómina, licencia con goce de sueldo (en inglés), comprobante de beca del SNI ó CONACYT, etc.
• Pasaporte: Pasaporte mexicano vigente.
• Bibliografía: Para todas las áreas es necesario subir una lista de referencias bibliográficas que sustenten el proyecto de investigación. Máximo tres cuartillas.

Proyecto:

• Estancias de investigación y/o docencia: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• Estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral: Propuesta del proyecto de titulación. Para esta área se requiere contar con proyectos académicos adicionales a la investigación, como la docencia o participación en conferencias, talleres, cursos, etc.
• Estancias postdoctorales: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• En todos los casos, deberá justificarse la necesidad de realizar la estancia de investigación en la institución estadounidense. (Sección 5).
• Carta de invitación: Carta de invitación de la universidad estadounidense. En caso de no contar con una invitación, puede consultar la página del CONAHEC (www.conahec.org), en donde instituciones estadounidenses afiliadas ofrecen oportunidades a profesores investigadores mexicanos. (Sección 7).
• Tres cartas de recomendación: Las tres cartas de recomendación se generan a partir del formato establecido en la solicitud electrónica. Cada recomendante deberá ser registrado en línea por el candidato. Posteriormente el recomendante accederá al sistema de solicitud electrónica con un usuario y contraseña que recibirá vía correo electrónico. Las cartas deberán ser escritas en inglés.
• Contestar el formato de solicitud electrónica en inglés: https://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/scholars. Los documentos solicitados deben subirse en formato PDF.

Para más información consulta: https://www.comexus.org.mx/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

La Beca Fulbright-García Robles ofrece la oportunidad de realizar estancias de investigación y/o docencia a académicos con al menos 5 años de experiencia, estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral a estudiantes inscritos en un programa de doctorado del país y estancias postdoctorales a doctores recién egresados de cualquier institución de educación superior mexicana.

Se dará preferencia a los miembros activos del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (SNI)

No son elegibles:

Quienes estén viviendo, trabajando o estudiando en Estados Unidos durante el período que comprende desde la presentación de la solicitud, hasta el inicio de sus cursos.
Quienes hayan residido en Estados Unidos por más de un año en los cinco años previos al cierre de la convocatoria.

Requisitos:

• Curriculum Vitae en inglés.
• Publicaciones y reconocimientos más destacados.
• Carta de acreditación vigente como miembro del SNI.
• Requisitos de Idioma: Es indispensable contar con un excelente manejo del inglés. En caso de tener comprobante de examen (TOEFL ó IELTS únicamente) anexarlo a la solicitud.
• Comprobantes de Soporte Financiero: En caso de contar con apoyos financieros adicionales para su estancia en EE.UU., es necesario anexar comprobantes como recibos de nómina, licencia con goce de sueldo (en inglés), comprobante de beca del SNI ó CONACYT, etc.
• Pasaporte: Pasaporte mexicano vigente.
• Bibliografía: Para todas las áreas es necesario subir una lista de referencias bibliográficas que sustenten el proyecto de investigación. Máximo tres cuartillas.

Proyecto:

• Estancias de investigación y/o docencia: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• Estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral: Propuesta del proyecto de titulación. Para esta área se requiere contar con proyectos académicos adicionales a la investigación, como la docencia o participación en conferencias, talleres, cursos, etc.
• Estancias postdoctorales: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• En todos los casos, deberá justificarse la necesidad de realizar la estancia de investigación en la institución estadounidense. (Sección 5).
• Carta de invitación: Carta de invitación de la universidad estadounidense. En caso de no contar con una invitación, puede consultar la página del CONAHEC (www.conahec.org), en donde instituciones estadounidenses afiliadas ofrecen oportunidades a profesores investigadores mexicanos. (Sección 7).
• Tres cartas de recomendación: Las tres cartas de recomendación se generan a partir del formato establecido en la solicitud electrónica. Cada recomendante deberá ser registrado en línea por el candidato. Posteriormente el recomendante accederá al sistema de solicitud electrónica con un usuario y contraseña que recibirá vía correo electrónico. Las cartas deberán ser escritas en inglés.
• Contestar el formato de solicitud electrónica en inglés: https://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/scholars. Los documentos solicitados deben subirse en formato PDF.

Para más información consulta: https://www.comexus.org.mx/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

La Beca Fulbright-García Robles ofrece la oportunidad de realizar estancias de investigación y/o docencia a académicos con al menos 5 años de experiencia, estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral a estudiantes inscritos en un programa de doctorado del país y estancias postdoctorales a doctores recién egresados de cualquier institución de educación superior mexicana.

Se dará preferencia a los miembros activos del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (SNI)

No son elegibles:

Quienes estén viviendo, trabajando o estudiando en Estados Unidos durante el período que comprende desde la presentación de la solicitud, hasta el inicio de sus cursos.
Quienes hayan residido en Estados Unidos por más de un año en los cinco años previos al cierre de la convocatoria.

Requisitos:

• Curriculum Vitae en inglés.
• Publicaciones y reconocimientos más destacados.
• Carta de acreditación vigente como miembro del SNI.
• Requisitos de Idioma: Es indispensable contar con un excelente manejo del inglés. En caso de tener comprobante de examen (TOEFL ó IELTS únicamente) anexarlo a la solicitud.
• Comprobantes de Soporte Financiero: En caso de contar con apoyos financieros adicionales para su estancia en EE.UU., es necesario anexar comprobantes como recibos de nómina, licencia con goce de sueldo (en inglés), comprobante de beca del SNI ó CONACYT, etc.
• Pasaporte: Pasaporte mexicano vigente.
• Bibliografía: Para todas las áreas es necesario subir una lista de referencias bibliográficas que sustenten el proyecto de investigación. Máximo tres cuartillas.

Proyecto:

• Estancias de investigación y/o docencia: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• Estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral: Propuesta del proyecto de titulación. Para esta área se requiere contar con proyectos académicos adicionales a la investigación, como la docencia o participación en conferencias, talleres, cursos, etc.
• Estancias postdoctorales: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• En todos los casos, deberá justificarse la necesidad de realizar la estancia de investigación en la institución estadounidense. (Sección 5).
• Carta de invitación: Carta de invitación de la universidad estadounidense. En caso de no contar con una invitación, puede consultar la página del CONAHEC (www.conahec.org), en donde instituciones estadounidenses afiliadas ofrecen oportunidades a profesores investigadores mexicanos. (Sección 7).
• Tres cartas de recomendación: Las tres cartas de recomendación se generan a partir del formato establecido en la solicitud electrónica. Cada recomendante deberá ser registrado en línea por el candidato. Posteriormente el recomendante accederá al sistema de solicitud electrónica con un usuario y contraseña que recibirá vía correo electrónico. Las cartas deberán ser escritas en inglés.
• Contestar el formato de solicitud electrónica en inglés: https://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/scholars. Los documentos solicitados deben subirse en formato PDF.

Para más información consulta: https://www.comexus.org.mx/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

The University of Canterbury recognises and supports academic excellence by honours and master’s students in History at the University of Canterbury.

The scholarship is tenable for the period necessary to complete 1.00 EFTS2 of enrolment while the recipient is enrolled either full-time or part-time in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme. Recipients who are studying part-time will have a tenure of up to two calendar years.

Continuation of a scholarship is conditional on satisfactory academic progress and adherence to the University’s statutes and regulations.

Applications for the scholarship must be made on the appropriate form, obtainable from the Scholarships website, and must be forwarded to the Scholarships Office, not later than 5pm on 31 March, or, if this is not a business day, not later than 5pm on the next business day.

The scholarship is co-tenable with any award, including fees scholarships, unless the conditions of the other award preclude this. The scholarship will be paid by direct credit to a recipient’s nominated New Zealand bank account. The payments will be made in three instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying full-time, and in up to six instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying part-time. A condition of acceptance is that recipients permit publication and announcement of their acceptance of the award. In the event of a recipient’s withdrawal from enrolment in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme, the scholarship will be withdrawn, and any paid funds may be recovered.

For more information: http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/future-students/fees-and-funding/scholarships-at-uc/

La Beca Fulbright-García Robles ofrece la oportunidad de realizar estancias de investigación y/o docencia a académicos con al menos 5 años de experiencia, estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral a estudiantes inscritos en un programa de doctorado del país y estancias postdoctorales a doctores recién egresados de cualquier institución de educación superior mexicana.

Se dará preferencia a los miembros activos del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (SNI)

No son elegibles:

Quienes estén viviendo, trabajando o estudiando en Estados Unidos durante el período que comprende desde la presentación de la solicitud, hasta el inicio de sus cursos.
Quienes hayan residido en Estados Unidos por más de un año en los cinco años previos al cierre de la convocatoria.

Requisitos:

• Curriculum Vitae en inglés.
• Publicaciones y reconocimientos más destacados.
• Carta de acreditación vigente como miembro del SNI.
• Requisitos de Idioma: Es indispensable contar con un excelente manejo del inglés. En caso de tener comprobante de examen (TOEFL ó IELTS únicamente) anexarlo a la solicitud.
• Comprobantes de Soporte Financiero: En caso de contar con apoyos financieros adicionales para su estancia en EE.UU., es necesario anexar comprobantes como recibos de nómina, licencia con goce de sueldo (en inglés), comprobante de beca del SNI ó CONACYT, etc.
• Pasaporte: Pasaporte mexicano vigente.
• Bibliografía: Para todas las áreas es necesario subir una lista de referencias bibliográficas que sustenten el proyecto de investigación. Máximo tres cuartillas.

Proyecto:

• Estancias de investigación y/o docencia: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• Estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral: Propuesta del proyecto de titulación. Para esta área se requiere contar con proyectos académicos adicionales a la investigación, como la docencia o participación en conferencias, talleres, cursos, etc.
• Estancias postdoctorales: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• En todos los casos, deberá justificarse la necesidad de realizar la estancia de investigación en la institución estadounidense. (Sección 5).
• Carta de invitación: Carta de invitación de la universidad estadounidense. En caso de no contar con una invitación, puede consultar la página del CONAHEC (www.conahec.org), en donde instituciones estadounidenses afiliadas ofrecen oportunidades a profesores investigadores mexicanos. (Sección 7).
• Tres cartas de recomendación: Las tres cartas de recomendación se generan a partir del formato establecido en la solicitud electrónica. Cada recomendante deberá ser registrado en línea por el candidato. Posteriormente el recomendante accederá al sistema de solicitud electrónica con un usuario y contraseña que recibirá vía correo electrónico. Las cartas deberán ser escritas en inglés.
• Contestar el formato de solicitud electrónica en inglés: https://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/scholars. Los documentos solicitados deben subirse en formato PDF.

Para más información consulta: https://www.comexus.org.mx/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

The University of Canterbury recognises and supports academic excellence by honours and master’s students in History at the University of Canterbury.

The scholarship is tenable for the period necessary to complete 1.00 EFTS2 of enrolment while the recipient is enrolled either full-time or part-time in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme. Recipients who are studying part-time will have a tenure of up to two calendar years.

Continuation of a scholarship is conditional on satisfactory academic progress and adherence to the University’s statutes and regulations.

Applications for the scholarship must be made on the appropriate form, obtainable from the Scholarships website, and must be forwarded to the Scholarships Office, not later than 5pm on 31 March, or, if this is not a business day, not later than 5pm on the next business day.

The scholarship is co-tenable with any award, including fees scholarships, unless the conditions of the other award preclude this. The scholarship will be paid by direct credit to a recipient’s nominated New Zealand bank account. The payments will be made in three instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying full-time, and in up to six instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying part-time. A condition of acceptance is that recipients permit publication and announcement of their acceptance of the award. In the event of a recipient’s withdrawal from enrolment in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme, the scholarship will be withdrawn, and any paid funds may be recovered.

For more information: http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/future-students/fees-and-funding/scholarships-at-uc/

La Beca Fulbright-García Robles ofrece la oportunidad de realizar estancias de investigación y/o docencia a académicos con al menos 5 años de experiencia, estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral a estudiantes inscritos en un programa de doctorado del país y estancias postdoctorales a doctores recién egresados de cualquier institución de educación superior mexicana.

Se dará preferencia a los miembros activos del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (SNI)

No son elegibles:

Quienes estén viviendo, trabajando o estudiando en Estados Unidos durante el período que comprende desde la presentación de la solicitud, hasta el inicio de sus cursos.
Quienes hayan residido en Estados Unidos por más de un año en los cinco años previos al cierre de la convocatoria.

Requisitos:

• Curriculum Vitae en inglés.
• Publicaciones y reconocimientos más destacados.
• Carta de acreditación vigente como miembro del SNI.
• Requisitos de Idioma: Es indispensable contar con un excelente manejo del inglés. En caso de tener comprobante de examen (TOEFL ó IELTS únicamente) anexarlo a la solicitud.
• Comprobantes de Soporte Financiero: En caso de contar con apoyos financieros adicionales para su estancia en EE.UU., es necesario anexar comprobantes como recibos de nómina, licencia con goce de sueldo (en inglés), comprobante de beca del SNI ó CONACYT, etc.
• Pasaporte: Pasaporte mexicano vigente.
• Bibliografía: Para todas las áreas es necesario subir una lista de referencias bibliográficas que sustenten el proyecto de investigación. Máximo tres cuartillas.

Proyecto:

• Estancias de investigación y/o docencia: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• Estancias de investigación para tesis doctoral: Propuesta del proyecto de titulación. Para esta área se requiere contar con proyectos académicos adicionales a la investigación, como la docencia o participación en conferencias, talleres, cursos, etc.
• Estancias postdoctorales: Propuesta en inglés de un proyecto de investigación y/o plan de actividades docentes.
• En todos los casos, deberá justificarse la necesidad de realizar la estancia de investigación en la institución estadounidense. (Sección 5).
• Carta de invitación: Carta de invitación de la universidad estadounidense. En caso de no contar con una invitación, puede consultar la página del CONAHEC (www.conahec.org), en donde instituciones estadounidenses afiliadas ofrecen oportunidades a profesores investigadores mexicanos. (Sección 7).
• Tres cartas de recomendación: Las tres cartas de recomendación se generan a partir del formato establecido en la solicitud electrónica. Cada recomendante deberá ser registrado en línea por el candidato. Posteriormente el recomendante accederá al sistema de solicitud electrónica con un usuario y contraseña que recibirá vía correo electrónico. Las cartas deberán ser escritas en inglés.
• Contestar el formato de solicitud electrónica en inglés: https://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/scholars. Los documentos solicitados deben subirse en formato PDF.

Para más información consulta: https://www.comexus.org.mx/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

El Centro de Desarrollo Profesional te invita a la plática informativa de BASF, compañía química líder mundial. Su cartera cuenta con productos tan variados como: químicos, plásticos y productos de desempeño para productos agrícolas, productos químicos finos, así como el petróleo y el gas.

Conoce las opciones de prácticas profesionales

Requisitos:

• Ser estudiante de últimos semestres en las siguientes carreras:
  • Ingeniería Ambiental
  • Ingeniería Industrial
  • Ingeniería Mecánica
  • Ingeniería Mecatrónica
  • Ingeniería Química
  • Licenciatura Química
• Disponibilidad de horario

Experiencia no necesaria, inglés deseable

Lugar: Aula Magna de la Biblioteca

Horario: 09:00 h.

Para asistir es necesario registrarse en: https://goo.gl/JZL86G

The Scholarship will be awarded to a student who is undertaking research on the interactions and relationship between the public and private sectors in the area of policy and management, either in Victoria University’s School of Government in one of the School’s Post-experience programmes (Masters of Public Management, Masters of Public Policy, Masters of Strategic Studies), or a student undertaking a Masters of Commerce and Administration, or a Masters of Arts. Students undertaking a PhD in the area of public/private sector relations in policy and management are also eligible.The Scholarship is open to students who are New Zealand citizens or permanent residents, and international students.The Scholarship may be held in conjunction with one or more other Scholarships.

The scholarship is valued at $2,000–$2,500 depending on the level of income available. The Scholarship is tenable for one year, with a possible extension for a second year. The scholarship may be held in conjunction with one or more other scholarships.

On the application form that can be downloaded or from the Scholarships Office in http://www.victoria.ac.nz/study/student-finance/scholarships/find-scholarship/scholarship-detail?detailCode=600440

QS Top Universities with the colaboration of Alliance Manchester Business School are offering two (2) scholarships for graduate students that wishes to undergo a Masters programme in UK. These scholarships involves a 50% of the tuition fees and its application deadline is due to April 30, 2017.

Requirements:

• Applicants must have attended the QS World Grad School Tour;
• Have completed the QS Applicant Survey;
• Strong levels of academic excellence, be on track to obtain, or has graduated with a minimum high 2.1 or 1st UK undergraduate degree or overseas equivalent;
• Applicants must have completed the admissions process at Alliance Manchester Business School.

Essay Details:

Applicants must write an essay about “What difference will having a Master’s degree make to your future career and personal aspirations?’’, with a maximum of 700 words.

How to apply:

To start the QS Applicant Survey click http://qsnetwork.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_73w9wu3LLi8xkDX

For more information: https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/qs-scholarships/alliance-manchester-business-school-masters-scholarship

You may be eligible for this jointly funded scholarship by RMIT and Banco de Mexico, Trustee for the Mexican Federal Government’s “Fund for Human Resource Development” (FIDERH).

The FIDERH-RMIT scholarship aims to provide financial assistance to talented Mexican students who want to pursue Masters and PhD programs at RMIT.

Value and benefits

The joint funded scholarship provides:

• tuition fee support by RMIT to the value of 15% of the tuition fees
• Graduate Loan Tuition Fee Support by FIDERH up to a total of $200,000 Mexican Pesos each year to cover remaining tuition fees, living allowance and health insurance.

The scholarships are funded for a maximum of two years for Masters and three years for PhD (with possibility for extension).

Eligibility

To be eligible for this scholarship you must:

• be a citizen of Mexico
• have applied for a Masters or PhD program at RMIT
• satisfy the general and specific requirements of the FIDERH scholarship including applying to study in the following study areas:
  • Art, Design and Architecture
  • Business
  • Education
  • Engineering
  • Environment and Sustainability
  • Health and Medical Sciences
  • International and Community Services
  • Justice and Legal
  • Science

For more information: http://www1.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=facq077pzy8lz

The scholarship aims to encourage, promote and support research and study in the area of Ukrainian Studies.

Applicants must

• be prospective students at UCL’s School of Slavonic & East European Studies (SSEES) who have applied to begin MPhil/PhD research studies into a topic broadly defined by the area of Ukrainian Studies.
• not already bein receipt of full funding (fees and maintenance equivalent to a full award from a UK Research Council) from another source

The scholarship must be taken up by 31 January within the academic year for which it is awarded.

The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic excellence and research potential.

Value

The scholarship totals £8,000 p.a. for a maximum of three years. Further funds towards one fieldwork trip abroad and/or project expenses may be available on request.

The scholarship will be paid to the scholarship holder in three or four instalments over the course of the academic year.

For more information: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/scholarships/graduate/deptscholarships/ssees/sseeswo

The University of Canterbury recognises and supports academic excellence by honours and master’s students in History at the University of Canterbury.

The scholarship is tenable for the period necessary to complete 1.00 EFTS2 of enrolment while the recipient is enrolled either full-time or part-time in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme. Recipients who are studying part-time will have a tenure of up to two calendar years.

Continuation of a scholarship is conditional on satisfactory academic progress and adherence to the University’s statutes and regulations.

Applications for the scholarship must be made on the appropriate form, obtainable from the Scholarships website, and must be forwarded to the Scholarships Office, not later than 5pm on 31 March, or, if this is not a business day, not later than 5pm on the next business day.

The scholarship is co-tenable with any award, including fees scholarships, unless the conditions of the other award preclude this. The scholarship will be paid by direct credit to a recipient’s nominated New Zealand bank account. The payments will be made in three instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying full-time, and in up to six instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying part-time. A condition of acceptance is that recipients permit publication and announcement of their acceptance of the award. In the event of a recipient’s withdrawal from enrolment in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme, the scholarship will be withdrawn, and any paid funds may be recovered.

For more information: http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/future-students/fees-and-funding/scholarships-at-uc/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

The Scholarship will be awarded to a student who is undertaking research on the interactions and relationship between the public and private sectors in the area of policy and management, either in Victoria University’s School of Government in one of the School’s Post-experience programmes (Masters of Public Management, Masters of Public Policy, Masters of Strategic Studies), or a student undertaking a Masters of Commerce and Administration, or a Masters of Arts. Students undertaking a PhD in the area of public/private sector relations in policy and management are also eligible.The Scholarship is open to students who are New Zealand citizens or permanent residents, and international students.The Scholarship may be held in conjunction with one or more other Scholarships.

The scholarship is valued at $2,000–$2,500 depending on the level of income available. The Scholarship is tenable for one year, with a possible extension for a second year. The scholarship may be held in conjunction with one or more other scholarships.

On the application form that can be downloaded or from the Scholarships Office in http://www.victoria.ac.nz/study/student-finance/scholarships/find-scholarship/scholarship-detail?detailCode=600440

QS Top Universities with the colaboration of Alliance Manchester Business School are offering two (2) scholarships for graduate students that wishes to undergo a Masters programme in UK. These scholarships involves a 50% of the tuition fees and its application deadline is due to April 30, 2017.

Requirements:

• Applicants must have attended the QS World Grad School Tour;
• Have completed the QS Applicant Survey;
• Strong levels of academic excellence, be on track to obtain, or has graduated with a minimum high 2.1 or 1st UK undergraduate degree or overseas equivalent;
• Applicants must have completed the admissions process at Alliance Manchester Business School.

Essay Details:

Applicants must write an essay about “What difference will having a Master’s degree make to your future career and personal aspirations?’’, with a maximum of 700 words.

How to apply:

To start the QS Applicant Survey click http://qsnetwork.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_73w9wu3LLi8xkDX

For more information: https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/qs-scholarships/alliance-manchester-business-school-masters-scholarship

You may be eligible for this jointly funded scholarship by RMIT and Banco de Mexico, Trustee for the Mexican Federal Government’s “Fund for Human Resource Development” (FIDERH).

The FIDERH-RMIT scholarship aims to provide financial assistance to talented Mexican students who want to pursue Masters and PhD programs at RMIT.

Value and benefits

The joint funded scholarship provides:

• tuition fee support by RMIT to the value of 15% of the tuition fees
• Graduate Loan Tuition Fee Support by FIDERH up to a total of $200,000 Mexican Pesos each year to cover remaining tuition fees, living allowance and health insurance.

The scholarships are funded for a maximum of two years for Masters and three years for PhD (with possibility for extension).

Eligibility

To be eligible for this scholarship you must:

• be a citizen of Mexico
• have applied for a Masters or PhD program at RMIT
• satisfy the general and specific requirements of the FIDERH scholarship including applying to study in the following study areas:
  • Art, Design and Architecture
  • Business
  • Education
  • Engineering
  • Environment and Sustainability
  • Health and Medical Sciences
  • International and Community Services
  • Justice and Legal
  • Science

For more information: http://www1.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=facq077pzy8lz

The scholarship aims to encourage, promote and support research and study in the area of Ukrainian Studies.

Applicants must

• be prospective students at UCL’s School of Slavonic & East European Studies (SSEES) who have applied to begin MPhil/PhD research studies into a topic broadly defined by the area of Ukrainian Studies.
• not already bein receipt of full funding (fees and maintenance equivalent to a full award from a UK Research Council) from another source

The scholarship must be taken up by 31 January within the academic year for which it is awarded.

The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic excellence and research potential.

Value

The scholarship totals £8,000 p.a. for a maximum of three years. Further funds towards one fieldwork trip abroad and/or project expenses may be available on request.

The scholarship will be paid to the scholarship holder in three or four instalments over the course of the academic year.

For more information: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/scholarships/graduate/deptscholarships/ssees/sseeswo

The University of Canterbury recognises and supports academic excellence by honours and master’s students in History at the University of Canterbury.

The scholarship is tenable for the period necessary to complete 1.00 EFTS2 of enrolment while the recipient is enrolled either full-time or part-time in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme. Recipients who are studying part-time will have a tenure of up to two calendar years.

Continuation of a scholarship is conditional on satisfactory academic progress and adherence to the University’s statutes and regulations.

Applications for the scholarship must be made on the appropriate form, obtainable from the Scholarships website, and must be forwarded to the Scholarships Office, not later than 5pm on 31 March, or, if this is not a business day, not later than 5pm on the next business day.

The scholarship is co-tenable with any award, including fees scholarships, unless the conditions of the other award preclude this. The scholarship will be paid by direct credit to a recipient’s nominated New Zealand bank account. The payments will be made in three instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying full-time, and in up to six instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying part-time. A condition of acceptance is that recipients permit publication and announcement of their acceptance of the award. In the event of a recipient’s withdrawal from enrolment in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme, the scholarship will be withdrawn, and any paid funds may be recovered.

For more information: http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/future-students/fees-and-funding/scholarships-at-uc/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

The Scholarship will be awarded to a student who is undertaking research on the interactions and relationship between the public and private sectors in the area of policy and management, either in Victoria University’s School of Government in one of the School’s Post-experience programmes (Masters of Public Management, Masters of Public Policy, Masters of Strategic Studies), or a student undertaking a Masters of Commerce and Administration, or a Masters of Arts. Students undertaking a PhD in the area of public/private sector relations in policy and management are also eligible.The Scholarship is open to students who are New Zealand citizens or permanent residents, and international students.The Scholarship may be held in conjunction with one or more other Scholarships.

The scholarship is valued at $2,000–$2,500 depending on the level of income available. The Scholarship is tenable for one year, with a possible extension for a second year. The scholarship may be held in conjunction with one or more other scholarships.

On the application form that can be downloaded or from the Scholarships Office in http://www.victoria.ac.nz/study/student-finance/scholarships/find-scholarship/scholarship-detail?detailCode=600440

QS Top Universities with the colaboration of Alliance Manchester Business School are offering two (2) scholarships for graduate students that wishes to undergo a Masters programme in UK. These scholarships involves a 50% of the tuition fees and its application deadline is due to April 30, 2017.

Requirements:

• Applicants must have attended the QS World Grad School Tour;
• Have completed the QS Applicant Survey;
• Strong levels of academic excellence, be on track to obtain, or has graduated with a minimum high 2.1 or 1st UK undergraduate degree or overseas equivalent;
• Applicants must have completed the admissions process at Alliance Manchester Business School.

Essay Details:

Applicants must write an essay about “What difference will having a Master’s degree make to your future career and personal aspirations?’’, with a maximum of 700 words.

How to apply:

To start the QS Applicant Survey click http://qsnetwork.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_73w9wu3LLi8xkDX

For more information: https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/qs-scholarships/alliance-manchester-business-school-masters-scholarship

You may be eligible for this jointly funded scholarship by RMIT and Banco de Mexico, Trustee for the Mexican Federal Government’s “Fund for Human Resource Development” (FIDERH).

The FIDERH-RMIT scholarship aims to provide financial assistance to talented Mexican students who want to pursue Masters and PhD programs at RMIT.

Value and benefits

The joint funded scholarship provides:

• tuition fee support by RMIT to the value of 15% of the tuition fees
• Graduate Loan Tuition Fee Support by FIDERH up to a total of $200,000 Mexican Pesos each year to cover remaining tuition fees, living allowance and health insurance.

The scholarships are funded for a maximum of two years for Masters and three years for PhD (with possibility for extension).

Eligibility

To be eligible for this scholarship you must:

• be a citizen of Mexico
• have applied for a Masters or PhD program at RMIT
• satisfy the general and specific requirements of the FIDERH scholarship including applying to study in the following study areas:
  • Art, Design and Architecture
  • Business
  • Education
  • Engineering
  • Environment and Sustainability
  • Health and Medical Sciences
  • International and Community Services
  • Justice and Legal
  • Science

For more information: http://www1.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=facq077pzy8lz

The scholarship aims to encourage, promote and support research and study in the area of Ukrainian Studies.

Applicants must

• be prospective students at UCL’s School of Slavonic & East European Studies (SSEES) who have applied to begin MPhil/PhD research studies into a topic broadly defined by the area of Ukrainian Studies.
• not already bein receipt of full funding (fees and maintenance equivalent to a full award from a UK Research Council) from another source

The scholarship must be taken up by 31 January within the academic year for which it is awarded.

The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic excellence and research potential.

Value

The scholarship totals £8,000 p.a. for a maximum of three years. Further funds towards one fieldwork trip abroad and/or project expenses may be available on request.

The scholarship will be paid to the scholarship holder in three or four instalments over the course of the academic year.

For more information: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/scholarships/graduate/deptscholarships/ssees/sseeswo

The University of Canterbury recognises and supports academic excellence by honours and master’s students in History at the University of Canterbury.

The scholarship is tenable for the period necessary to complete 1.00 EFTS2 of enrolment while the recipient is enrolled either full-time or part-time in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme. Recipients who are studying part-time will have a tenure of up to two calendar years.

Continuation of a scholarship is conditional on satisfactory academic progress and adherence to the University’s statutes and regulations.

Applications for the scholarship must be made on the appropriate form, obtainable from the Scholarships website, and must be forwarded to the Scholarships Office, not later than 5pm on 31 March, or, if this is not a business day, not later than 5pm on the next business day.

The scholarship is co-tenable with any award, including fees scholarships, unless the conditions of the other award preclude this. The scholarship will be paid by direct credit to a recipient’s nominated New Zealand bank account. The payments will be made in three instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying full-time, and in up to six instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying part-time. A condition of acceptance is that recipients permit publication and announcement of their acceptance of the award. In the event of a recipient’s withdrawal from enrolment in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme, the scholarship will be withdrawn, and any paid funds may be recovered.

For more information: http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/future-students/fees-and-funding/scholarships-at-uc/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

The Scholarship will be awarded to a student who is undertaking research on the interactions and relationship between the public and private sectors in the area of policy and management, either in Victoria University’s School of Government in one of the School’s Post-experience programmes (Masters of Public Management, Masters of Public Policy, Masters of Strategic Studies), or a student undertaking a Masters of Commerce and Administration, or a Masters of Arts. Students undertaking a PhD in the area of public/private sector relations in policy and management are also eligible.The Scholarship is open to students who are New Zealand citizens or permanent residents, and international students.The Scholarship may be held in conjunction with one or more other Scholarships.

The scholarship is valued at $2,000–$2,500 depending on the level of income available. The Scholarship is tenable for one year, with a possible extension for a second year. The scholarship may be held in conjunction with one or more other scholarships.

On the application form that can be downloaded or from the Scholarships Office in http://www.victoria.ac.nz/study/student-finance/scholarships/find-scholarship/scholarship-detail?detailCode=600440

QS Top Universities with the colaboration of Alliance Manchester Business School are offering two (2) scholarships for graduate students that wishes to undergo a Masters programme in UK. These scholarships involves a 50% of the tuition fees and its application deadline is due to April 30, 2017.

Requirements:

• Applicants must have attended the QS World Grad School Tour;
• Have completed the QS Applicant Survey;
• Strong levels of academic excellence, be on track to obtain, or has graduated with a minimum high 2.1 or 1st UK undergraduate degree or overseas equivalent;
• Applicants must have completed the admissions process at Alliance Manchester Business School.

Essay Details:

Applicants must write an essay about “What difference will having a Master’s degree make to your future career and personal aspirations?’’, with a maximum of 700 words.

How to apply:

To start the QS Applicant Survey click http://qsnetwork.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_73w9wu3LLi8xkDX

For more information: https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/qs-scholarships/alliance-manchester-business-school-masters-scholarship

You may be eligible for this jointly funded scholarship by RMIT and Banco de Mexico, Trustee for the Mexican Federal Government’s “Fund for Human Resource Development” (FIDERH).

The FIDERH-RMIT scholarship aims to provide financial assistance to talented Mexican students who want to pursue Masters and PhD programs at RMIT.

Value and benefits

The joint funded scholarship provides:

• tuition fee support by RMIT to the value of 15% of the tuition fees
• Graduate Loan Tuition Fee Support by FIDERH up to a total of $200,000 Mexican Pesos each year to cover remaining tuition fees, living allowance and health insurance.

The scholarships are funded for a maximum of two years for Masters and three years for PhD (with possibility for extension).

Eligibility

To be eligible for this scholarship you must:

• be a citizen of Mexico
• have applied for a Masters or PhD program at RMIT
• satisfy the general and specific requirements of the FIDERH scholarship including applying to study in the following study areas:
  • Art, Design and Architecture
  • Business
  • Education
  • Engineering
  • Environment and Sustainability
  • Health and Medical Sciences
  • International and Community Services
  • Justice and Legal
  • Science

For more information: http://www1.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=facq077pzy8lz

The scholarship aims to encourage, promote and support research and study in the area of Ukrainian Studies.

Applicants must

• be prospective students at UCL’s School of Slavonic & East European Studies (SSEES) who have applied to begin MPhil/PhD research studies into a topic broadly defined by the area of Ukrainian Studies.
• not already bein receipt of full funding (fees and maintenance equivalent to a full award from a UK Research Council) from another source

The scholarship must be taken up by 31 January within the academic year for which it is awarded.

The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic excellence and research potential.

Value

The scholarship totals £8,000 p.a. for a maximum of three years. Further funds towards one fieldwork trip abroad and/or project expenses may be available on request.

The scholarship will be paid to the scholarship holder in three or four instalments over the course of the academic year.

For more information: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/scholarships/graduate/deptscholarships/ssees/sseeswo

The University of Canterbury recognises and supports academic excellence by honours and master’s students in History at the University of Canterbury.

The scholarship is tenable for the period necessary to complete 1.00 EFTS2 of enrolment while the recipient is enrolled either full-time or part-time in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme. Recipients who are studying part-time will have a tenure of up to two calendar years.

Continuation of a scholarship is conditional on satisfactory academic progress and adherence to the University’s statutes and regulations.

Applications for the scholarship must be made on the appropriate form, obtainable from the Scholarships website, and must be forwarded to the Scholarships Office, not later than 5pm on 31 March, or, if this is not a business day, not later than 5pm on the next business day.

The scholarship is co-tenable with any award, including fees scholarships, unless the conditions of the other award preclude this. The scholarship will be paid by direct credit to a recipient’s nominated New Zealand bank account. The payments will be made in three instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying full-time, and in up to six instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying part-time. A condition of acceptance is that recipients permit publication and announcement of their acceptance of the award. In the event of a recipient’s withdrawal from enrolment in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme, the scholarship will be withdrawn, and any paid funds may be recovered.

For more information: http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/future-students/fees-and-funding/scholarships-at-uc/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

The Scholarship will be awarded to a student who is undertaking research on the interactions and relationship between the public and private sectors in the area of policy and management, either in Victoria University’s School of Government in one of the School’s Post-experience programmes (Masters of Public Management, Masters of Public Policy, Masters of Strategic Studies), or a student undertaking a Masters of Commerce and Administration, or a Masters of Arts. Students undertaking a PhD in the area of public/private sector relations in policy and management are also eligible.The Scholarship is open to students who are New Zealand citizens or permanent residents, and international students.The Scholarship may be held in conjunction with one or more other Scholarships.

The scholarship is valued at $2,000–$2,500 depending on the level of income available. The Scholarship is tenable for one year, with a possible extension for a second year. The scholarship may be held in conjunction with one or more other scholarships.

On the application form that can be downloaded or from the Scholarships Office in http://www.victoria.ac.nz/study/student-finance/scholarships/find-scholarship/scholarship-detail?detailCode=600440

QS Top Universities with the colaboration of Alliance Manchester Business School are offering two (2) scholarships for graduate students that wishes to undergo a Masters programme in UK. These scholarships involves a 50% of the tuition fees and its application deadline is due to April 30, 2017.

Requirements:

• Applicants must have attended the QS World Grad School Tour;
• Have completed the QS Applicant Survey;
• Strong levels of academic excellence, be on track to obtain, or has graduated with a minimum high 2.1 or 1st UK undergraduate degree or overseas equivalent;
• Applicants must have completed the admissions process at Alliance Manchester Business School.

Essay Details:

Applicants must write an essay about “What difference will having a Master’s degree make to your future career and personal aspirations?’’, with a maximum of 700 words.

How to apply:

To start the QS Applicant Survey click http://qsnetwork.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_73w9wu3LLi8xkDX

For more information: https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/qs-scholarships/alliance-manchester-business-school-masters-scholarship

You may be eligible for this jointly funded scholarship by RMIT and Banco de Mexico, Trustee for the Mexican Federal Government’s “Fund for Human Resource Development” (FIDERH).

The FIDERH-RMIT scholarship aims to provide financial assistance to talented Mexican students who want to pursue Masters and PhD programs at RMIT.

Value and benefits

The joint funded scholarship provides:

• tuition fee support by RMIT to the value of 15% of the tuition fees
• Graduate Loan Tuition Fee Support by FIDERH up to a total of $200,000 Mexican Pesos each year to cover remaining tuition fees, living allowance and health insurance.

The scholarships are funded for a maximum of two years for Masters and three years for PhD (with possibility for extension).

Eligibility

To be eligible for this scholarship you must:

• be a citizen of Mexico
• have applied for a Masters or PhD program at RMIT
• satisfy the general and specific requirements of the FIDERH scholarship including applying to study in the following study areas:
  • Art, Design and Architecture
  • Business
  • Education
  • Engineering
  • Environment and Sustainability
  • Health and Medical Sciences
  • International and Community Services
  • Justice and Legal
  • Science

For more information: http://www1.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=facq077pzy8lz

The scholarship aims to encourage, promote and support research and study in the area of Ukrainian Studies.

Applicants must

• be prospective students at UCL’s School of Slavonic & East European Studies (SSEES) who have applied to begin MPhil/PhD research studies into a topic broadly defined by the area of Ukrainian Studies.
• not already bein receipt of full funding (fees and maintenance equivalent to a full award from a UK Research Council) from another source

The scholarship must be taken up by 31 January within the academic year for which it is awarded.

The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic excellence and research potential.

Value

The scholarship totals £8,000 p.a. for a maximum of three years. Further funds towards one fieldwork trip abroad and/or project expenses may be available on request.

The scholarship will be paid to the scholarship holder in three or four instalments over the course of the academic year.

For more information: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/scholarships/graduate/deptscholarships/ssees/sseeswo

The University of Canterbury recognises and supports academic excellence by honours and master’s students in History at the University of Canterbury.

The scholarship is tenable for the period necessary to complete 1.00 EFTS2 of enrolment while the recipient is enrolled either full-time or part-time in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme. Recipients who are studying part-time will have a tenure of up to two calendar years.

Continuation of a scholarship is conditional on satisfactory academic progress and adherence to the University’s statutes and regulations.

Applications for the scholarship must be made on the appropriate form, obtainable from the Scholarships website, and must be forwarded to the Scholarships Office, not later than 5pm on 31 March, or, if this is not a business day, not later than 5pm on the next business day.

The scholarship is co-tenable with any award, including fees scholarships, unless the conditions of the other award preclude this. The scholarship will be paid by direct credit to a recipient’s nominated New Zealand bank account. The payments will be made in three instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying full-time, and in up to six instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying part-time. A condition of acceptance is that recipients permit publication and announcement of their acceptance of the award. In the event of a recipient’s withdrawal from enrolment in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme, the scholarship will be withdrawn, and any paid funds may be recovered.

For more information: http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/future-students/fees-and-funding/scholarships-at-uc/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

The Scholarship will be awarded to a student who is undertaking research on the interactions and relationship between the public and private sectors in the area of policy and management, either in Victoria University’s School of Government in one of the School’s Post-experience programmes (Masters of Public Management, Masters of Public Policy, Masters of Strategic Studies), or a student undertaking a Masters of Commerce and Administration, or a Masters of Arts. Students undertaking a PhD in the area of public/private sector relations in policy and management are also eligible.The Scholarship is open to students who are New Zealand citizens or permanent residents, and international students.The Scholarship may be held in conjunction with one or more other Scholarships.

The scholarship is valued at $2,000–$2,500 depending on the level of income available. The Scholarship is tenable for one year, with a possible extension for a second year. The scholarship may be held in conjunction with one or more other scholarships.

On the application form that can be downloaded or from the Scholarships Office in http://www.victoria.ac.nz/study/student-finance/scholarships/find-scholarship/scholarship-detail?detailCode=600440

QS Top Universities with the colaboration of Alliance Manchester Business School are offering two (2) scholarships for graduate students that wishes to undergo a Masters programme in UK. These scholarships involves a 50% of the tuition fees and its application deadline is due to April 30, 2017.

Requirements:

• Applicants must have attended the QS World Grad School Tour;
• Have completed the QS Applicant Survey;
• Strong levels of academic excellence, be on track to obtain, or has graduated with a minimum high 2.1 or 1st UK undergraduate degree or overseas equivalent;
• Applicants must have completed the admissions process at Alliance Manchester Business School.

Essay Details:

Applicants must write an essay about “What difference will having a Master’s degree make to your future career and personal aspirations?’’, with a maximum of 700 words.

How to apply:

To start the QS Applicant Survey click http://qsnetwork.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_73w9wu3LLi8xkDX

For more information: https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/qs-scholarships/alliance-manchester-business-school-masters-scholarship

You may be eligible for this jointly funded scholarship by RMIT and Banco de Mexico, Trustee for the Mexican Federal Government’s “Fund for Human Resource Development” (FIDERH).

The FIDERH-RMIT scholarship aims to provide financial assistance to talented Mexican students who want to pursue Masters and PhD programs at RMIT.

Value and benefits

The joint funded scholarship provides:

• tuition fee support by RMIT to the value of 15% of the tuition fees
• Graduate Loan Tuition Fee Support by FIDERH up to a total of $200,000 Mexican Pesos each year to cover remaining tuition fees, living allowance and health insurance.

The scholarships are funded for a maximum of two years for Masters and three years for PhD (with possibility for extension).

Eligibility

To be eligible for this scholarship you must:

• be a citizen of Mexico
• have applied for a Masters or PhD program at RMIT
• satisfy the general and specific requirements of the FIDERH scholarship including applying to study in the following study areas:
  • Art, Design and Architecture
  • Business
  • Education
  • Engineering
  • Environment and Sustainability
  • Health and Medical Sciences
  • International and Community Services
  • Justice and Legal
  • Science

For more information: http://www1.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=facq077pzy8lz

The scholarship aims to encourage, promote and support research and study in the area of Ukrainian Studies.

Applicants must

• be prospective students at UCL’s School of Slavonic & East European Studies (SSEES) who have applied to begin MPhil/PhD research studies into a topic broadly defined by the area of Ukrainian Studies.
• not already bein receipt of full funding (fees and maintenance equivalent to a full award from a UK Research Council) from another source

The scholarship must be taken up by 31 January within the academic year for which it is awarded.

The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic excellence and research potential.

Value

The scholarship totals £8,000 p.a. for a maximum of three years. Further funds towards one fieldwork trip abroad and/or project expenses may be available on request.

The scholarship will be paid to the scholarship holder in three or four instalments over the course of the academic year.

For more information: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/scholarships/graduate/deptscholarships/ssees/sseeswo

The University of Canterbury recognises and supports academic excellence by honours and master’s students in History at the University of Canterbury.

The scholarship is tenable for the period necessary to complete 1.00 EFTS2 of enrolment while the recipient is enrolled either full-time or part-time in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme. Recipients who are studying part-time will have a tenure of up to two calendar years.

Continuation of a scholarship is conditional on satisfactory academic progress and adherence to the University’s statutes and regulations.

Applications for the scholarship must be made on the appropriate form, obtainable from the Scholarships website, and must be forwarded to the Scholarships Office, not later than 5pm on 31 March, or, if this is not a business day, not later than 5pm on the next business day.

The scholarship is co-tenable with any award, including fees scholarships, unless the conditions of the other award preclude this. The scholarship will be paid by direct credit to a recipient’s nominated New Zealand bank account. The payments will be made in three instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying full-time, and in up to six instalments in the case of a recipient who is studying part-time. A condition of acceptance is that recipients permit publication and announcement of their acceptance of the award. In the event of a recipient’s withdrawal from enrolment in either a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree programme or Part 1 of a Master of Arts degree programme, the scholarship will be withdrawn, and any paid funds may be recovered.

For more information: http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/future-students/fees-and-funding/scholarships-at-uc/

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students from inside and outside Germany.

For non-EU nationals and students not educated in Germany, the scholarship offers €750 per month plus various individual allowances. In the other cases, the stipend is €597 plus €300 for books per month.

The scholarship applies for master’s degree only; proof of first professional qualification must be provided. Degree courses will be at state or state-recognised universities in Germany.

The duration of the scholarship is a regular period of study, but may be extended by one semester.

Proficiency in german language is needed: students must prove a B2 or DSH 2 level (with certificate).

The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s selection procedure for scholarship applicants consists of three stages:

Submission of written application documents, including a personal reference on your social commitment and an expert reference from a university lecturer or, in the case of school leavers, a schoolteacher. The expert reference, preferably in a sealed envelope, may be submitted with the applications or submitted separately by the referee.

An interview with a liaison lecturer, usually held at your university or near where you live (telephone interviews may also be held).

Attendance at a selection workshop in Berlin consisting of a one-to-one interview and a group discussion. At each stage only a small group is selected for the next stage. You will be notified in writing of the decision reached at each stage of the selection procedure.

Stage 1: Submission of written application documents

The key criteria for assessing written applications and admission to the next stage of the procedure are:

Very good school or college/university academic record

Social commitment and political interest

Convincing reasons for applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Stage 2: Interview with a liaison lecturer

At this stage a report by the liaison lecturer is added to your application. It is based on an interview of about an hour that the liaison lecturer (appointed by the Heinrich Böll Foundation) holds with you, as a rule, at the lecturer’s place of residence in Germany. In exceptional cases the liaison lecturer may agree to hold a telephone interview.

The interview with the liaison lecturer will address the applicant’s ability to study, his or her academic record and main areas of study, how he or she sees the study discipline in question and – in some cases –the applicant’s social commitment and political interest and awareness.

The liaison lecturer will then write an expert report on the interview covering the above-mentioned points.

Stage 3: Selection workshop

On the basis of the liaison lecturers’ reports and the quality of the written applications, about twice as many applicants (at most) as available scholarships will be invited to attend the selection workshop.

The selection workshop consists of a structured one-to-one interview and a group discussion. The main focus of the workshop will be to assess the applicants’ personal abilities as described in our Mission Statement on Promoting Young Talent (see www.boell.de/scholarschips).

If you are interested in the Heinrich Böll Foundation’s scholarship and funding programme, please use the web portal on www.boell.de/scholarships for your application. A complete set of application documents needs to be uploaded to the web portal as pdf versions of the following documents:

1. Application form: Please enter the following data online into the pdf form:

Your personal data and CV

Your motivation for are applying to the Heinrich Böll Foundation

An outline of your motivation for studying your chosen subject and of your main areas of interest

An outline of your social commitments and political interests

et al.

1. University entrance qualification or equivalent

A copy of your Abitur, baccalaureate or university entrance qualification, or if applicable the last three interim certificates if your Abitur certificate has yet to be issued at the time of your application

If required, a German or English translation by a certified translator

III. A list of study certificates to date if you have already commenced your studies (printout supplied by the University’s examinations office)

1. For foreign applicants for a scholarship to study for a master’s degree:

Certified copy of the degree certificate, with German or English translation if required, along with an explanation of the grading if it differs from the German system (cf Modifizierte Bayerische Formel on the Internet)

1. Student enrolment certificate (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung) if you already have one (glued to a sheet of A4 paper, can be submitted later, but must reach us before funding is authorised)

1. For foreign applicants: Written proof of German language proficiency

Mininimum requirement: „Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang“ Level DSH 2 or „TestDaF“ Level B2

VII. For applicants for the programme Medienvielfalt anders: Junge Migrantinnen und Migranten in den Journalismus: Work samples

The work samples should document your initial experience of media work gained at a school or students’ magazine, for example, in local radio or with an agency.

VIII. A third-party reference on your social commitment (1–2 pages): This should be a confirmation and detailed description of your social commitment by a person of your choice who knows you well and is able to assess your commitment. This person should be neither a friend nor a member of your family. Wherever possible, he or she should be a representative of an institution or an organisation. Internship testimonials are not suitable for this purpose. Foreign applicants from conflict areas or similar who are unable to provide a reference must explain why.

Please inform your referee that the reference should contain the following information:

A description of your social commitment, especially in areas in which you have actively assumed responsibility. The reference should state exactly what you have done or achieved to date, assessing in particular aspects of your commitment that are not sufficiently apparent from your CV or your statement of motivation.

A personal assessment of your specific concerns and which particular causes you support

An assessment of your ability to reflect on political affairs and an appraisal of your personality

The context in which the referee made your acquaintance and how long he or she has known you.

The referee may post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Alternatively you yourself can upload the reference to the application portal.

1. An expert reference from a university or college lecturer, or for school leavers from a schoolteacher (1–2 pages):

The expert reference written by a university lecturer or a schoolteacher should give details of the study programme you propose to enter, your study interests and your academic record to date. Once you have commenced your studies, please submit an expert reference from a university lecturer (but not a temporary lecturer) in your subject area.

Foreign applicants should, whenever possible, submit an expert reference by a university lecturer at the university in Germany where they would like to study. Please inform your referee that for the expert reference he or she needs to use the form provided. It can be downloaded from the website at www.boell.de/scholarships. The referee should post or email the reference directly to the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

El Centro de Desarrollo Profesional, en colaboración con OCC Mundial, te invita a la conferencia en línea: «Aprende a crear tu currículum de manera creativa».

Aprenderás lo que no debes poner en tu CV, y los mejores tips para tener un Curriculum de impacto. Visita el siguiente link para ver la transmisión en vivo: http://goo.gl/BG3C8F desde donde estés o asiste a la transmisión en el aula HU 214.

Requisitos:

Ser estudiante de 6° semestre en adelante o egresado de cualquier programa de licenciatura o posgrado de la UDLAP

Lugar: Aula HU 214​
Horario: 11:00 h -12:00 h.

Registra tu asistencia para el HU 214 en : https://goo.gl/PHWmuF

El Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología, con el propósito de consolidar capacidades regionales y nacionales que impulsen el desarrollo científico, tecnológico y la innovación y la Fundación Mexicana para la Educación, la Tecnología y la Ciencia (FUNED) se han propuesto colaborar en el desarrollo de un programa de formación de recursos humanos de alta calidad para aquellas personas de nacionalidad mexicana interesadas en llevar a cabo estudios de posgrado en el extranjero.

La convocatoria está abierta a profesionistas mexicanas a participar en el proceso de selección para obtener una beca por parte de CONACYT y un crédito por parte de FUNED, para realizar estudios de maestría dentro de las siguientes áreas de conocimiento:

• Ingenierías
• Logística

* Áreas afines a las anteriores

Para más información consulta:

http://www.conacyt.gob.mx/index.php/convocatorias-becas-extranjeros/convocatorias-becas-al-extranjero-1/convocatorias-abiertas-becas-al-extranjero/13506-convocatoria-conacyt-funed-2017/file

todas las fechas vienen en la guía y en la página Web FUNED

http://funedmx.org/home

http://funedmx.org/guiaFUNED2017.pdf