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    DAG HAMMARSKJÖLD JOURNALISM FELLOWSHIPS 2024 (FULLY FUNDED)

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    DAG HAMMARSKJÖLD JOURNALISM FELLOWSHIPS 2024 (FULLY FUNDED)

    2024 Dag Hammarskjöld Journalism Fellowships

    Applications are currently being submitted for the 2024 Dag Hammarskjöld Journalism Fellowships. The Dag Hammarskjöld Fund for Journalists requests that applications be sent in by career newspaper, television, radio, or internet journalists from predominantly developing nations in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Oceania. The duration of the fellowship is anticipated to be about 10 weeks of the 79th United Nations General Assembly settlement. Applicants should prove a deep concern for global issues and the activities of the U.N. and its constituent institutions. Both possible full-time and freelance reporters should submit an application.

    The chosen journalists may see how the U.N. operates in practice by participating in working sessions, daily press conferences, and one-to-one interviews. J Harr will help you file news-breaking reports which will be topical to your readers or fans. Besides that, fellows will chat network with media associates from other countries and see how they face problems in different countries.

    Eligibility Criteria:

    • Passport: Applicant journalists must possess a valid passport: to apply for (and acquire) an I-1 journalist visa from a U.S. Embassy or Consulate, to accept the Fellowship.
    • Work samples: Applicants must submit work samples dated no earlier than 2023 (see Work Samples on Application Form).
    • Employment: Applicants should be employed by bona fide media organizations (print, television, radio, or web journalism) to independently produce news and information for mass audiences.
    • Spoken English: Proficiency in spoken English is required, as one of the primary languages used at the UN.
    • Not eligible: Journalists younger than 25 and older than 35 are ineligible and students of journalism.
    • European citizens: Journalists residing in European countries are not eligible for the Fellowship competition unless they are still reporting to audiences in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Oceania.

    Benefits:

    • The Fund will arrange and pay for all travel expenses for Fellowship Recipients. However, travel may not be booked or confirmed until a Fellow has received a valid I-1 Visa from the journalist to enter from the United States.
    • Fellowship recipients will also be accommodated in fully furnished studio apartments near the United Nations by the Fund.

    Application Requirements:

    1. A fully completed online Application Form
    2. A minimum of three work samples which have been published no earlier than 2023. If the work samples are not in English, a brief summary of each sample in English must be provided. If the reports of the applicant are available online, the URL must be submitted. Copies of the work samples not available online should be uploaded on the Application Form in Word, PDF, MP3, or JPEG format. Work samples not available on the media website homepage also may be uploaded on a publicly accessible online media service, e.g. YouTube.
    3. A Letter of Endorsement from the editor or director concern of news organization employing the journalist should: a) grant the journalist a paid leave of absence for the duration of the Fellowship in the event that it is awarded; b) agree to publish or broadcast the reports written by the journalist while the journalist is attending the United Nations; c) provide contact information (e-mail, phone, etc) for further verification. An editor endorsing an application pledges to cover all transmission in case charges apply and agree to publication or broadcasting of the reports submitted.
    4. A statement of no more than 500 words expressing interest in the Fellowship and explaining how the Fellowship will help increase the candidate’s knowledge of international diplomacy and issues debated at the United Nations.
    5. A copy of the applicant’s current passport. Applications without a copy of a valid passport will not be considered.

    Application Deadline:

    All applications must be submitted by April 5, 2024.

    For More Information:

    Check the Official Webpage of the Dag Hammarskjöld Journalism Fellowships.

    ECOBANK ENTRY LEVEL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (ELDP) 2024 FOR YOUNG NIGERIAN GRADUATES.

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    ECOBANK ENTRY LEVEL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (ELDP) 2024 FOR YOUNG NIGERIAN GRADUATES.

    2024 Ecobank Entry Level Development Programme

    Applications are now being accepted for the 2024 Ecobank Entry Level Development Programme (ELDP). This initiative aims to recruit dynamic and skilled individuals to fulfill the increasing workforce requirements within the bank. Participation in ELDP offers the opportunity to join a cohort of aspiring leaders poised to propel the bank forward.

    Ecobank Nigeria operates as a subsidiary of Transnational Incorporated (ETI), the leading independent banking group in Africa. ETI is headquartered in Lomé, Togo, and has affiliations in more than 32 sub-Saharan African countries.

    Eligibility Requirements

    • Must be 24 years old as of the date of application.
    • Should have obtained a minimum of second class lower (2:2) from a reputable university.
    • Completion of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program is mandatory.
    • Minimum of five (5) credits including English and Mathematics.

    Benefits

    • Access to continuous learning and development opportunities through the Ecobank Academy.
    • Comprehensive health and wellness benefits.
    • Participation in regular team bonding and retreats.
    • Experience a vibrant and inclusive workplace culture.
    • Support for professional development such as ICAN, ACCA, CIPM, etc.
    • Enjoy an enabling work culture and environment with recognition and rewards for employees.
    • Eligible employees receive convenient staff bus services.

    Application Deadline:

    The deadline for applications is March 15, 2024.

    For More Information:

    Visit the Official Webpage of the Ecobank Entry Level Development Programme

    THE UNESCO INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME 2024 FOR STUDENTS AND RECENT GRADUATES.

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    THE UNESCO INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME 2024 FOR STUDENTS AND RECENT GRADUATES.

    UNESCO Internship Programme 2024 Now Open for Applications

    The UNESCO Internship Programme is a unique opportunity for students and recent graduates to gain a better understanding of UNESCO’s mission, programs, and operations. By taking part in practical and theoretical work, candidates may broaden their minds and professional experiences.

    Eligibility Criteria

    Age: Applicants must be at least 20 years old.

    Academic Qualifications:

    • Candidates must be enrolled in a graduate programme or have recently graduated with a Master’s or PhD degree or equivalent or a second university degree or higher.
    • Candidates who have completed their full-time bachelor’s degree are not eligible to apply for the internship and must be pursuing a Master’s or a PhD degree.
    • Interns must have graduated within 12 months prior to the start of the internship.

      Students of a secretarial school or specialized technical/professional institution may apply for secretarial/assistant or technical/professional internship, respectively, if they are completing the course or have graduated within the last 12 months.

    Language Skills: Proficiency in English or French, both written and spoken, is required. Knowledge of the other language is an asset

    Computer Skills: Expert knowledge of computer systems and all office-related software packages.

    Teamwork: Ability to work effectively in a team. Communication: interpersonal skills and ability to communicate effectively.

    Communication: Strong interpersonal and communication skills are necessary.

    Program Details

    • Duration: Internships last from one to six months.
    • Visa: Interns must secure the correct visas themselves.
    • Travel: Interns must arrange and pay for visa arrangements and travel expenses to the duty station.
    • Medical Insurance: Interns must present a full health insurance plan covering the entire period valid in the host country. UNESCO only provides minimal workplace accident insurance.
    • Medical Certificate: Prior to the internship, interns must submit a certificate from a medical practitioner confirming that they are fit for work. No more thorough medical data are needed.
    • Supporting Documents: Interns must submit a copy of the original ID for interns and a certificate of enrollment or diploma for recent graduates before the internship commences.
    • Leave: Interns are entitled to 2.5 days for each calendar month of the internship, which can be combined for vacation and sick days.

    Application Procedure:

    • Prepare documents: Have your motivation letter and CV ready when applying. The application procedure must be completed within one hour.
    • Contact details: Ensure that your contact information remains valid for at least six months.
    • Language: Applications must be completed in either English or French. If supporting documents are in a different language, include an informal translation.
    • UNESCO Policy UNES-16.3: UNESCO will not provide any monetary reimbursement for expenses or damages incurred during the internship assignment.
    • Placement: Meeting eligibility criteria does not guarantee a spot. Due to the high number of applications, not all eligible interns can be accommodated.
    • Assessment: Your application will be reviewed by UNESCO managers worldwide. Applications remain active in the internship portal for six months.

    Deadline for Application

    The deadline is the 30th of June, 2024.

    For More Information:

    Visit the Official Webpage of the UNESCO Internship Programme.

    THE ECOWAS BANK FOR INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT (EBID) YOUNG GRADUATES PROGRAM 2024/2025 FOR YOUNG AFRICANS

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    THE ECOWAS BANK FOR INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT (EBID) YOUNG GRADUATES PROGRAM 2024/2025 FOR YOUNG AFRICANS

    EBID Overview

    Founded in 1985, ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development is the financial arm of the Economic Community of West African States . EBID is an international financial institution, uniting the 15 ECOWAS Member States: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Ivory Coast, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo. The bank is located in the capital of Togolese Republic – Lomé.

    EBID Mission

    Its mission is to create enabling conditions for the emergence of a strong, industrialized, prosperous, and well-integrated West Africa. For EBID, attaining synergies and forming one single unit internally and externally has implications for integration into the global economic system, taking advantage of the processes that come with globalization . Young Graduate Recruitment Program

    Young Graduate Recruitment Program

    ECOWAS and Her Associate institutions have implemented ECOWAS Young Graduate Program to respectively hire young graduates from universities and prestigious institutions in the West African sub-region and the diaspora. The program will have the pace at EBID in recruiting young, highly qualified graduates no older than thirty years old at the time of recruitment. The selected candidates will be offered a two-year fixed-term contract CDD at the Bank – as young executives in training. The first six – month will be considered a probation period. This fixed-term contract career opportunity will allow the candidate to understand how affairs calling in different functional areas & offices of EBID operates, integrate into the place where he/she joins, and be part of the teams that are working to achieve the Bank’s mission.

    Candidate Profile

    Applicants who wish to apply for this program must meet the following conditions:

    • Age: Be 30 years old or less at the time of recruitment.
    • Education: Have a diploma at least equivalent to higher education, smaller long cycle, i.e., four years after the baccalaureate and five years bac +5, for example MASTER, or an equivalent diploma. Diplomas should correspond to the operations of the Bank, especially the following, private sector operations, public sector operations, infrastructure, risk management, asset/liability management, finance, auditing, legal advice, communications and marketing, language services, or any other subject relating to the operations of the Bank.
    • Teamwork: Ability to work in a team and in a multicultural environment.
    • Analysis – Organization: Capacity for synthesis and organization and a sense of planning and priorities.
    • Research: Ability to operate sophisticated information searching systems, including bank analysis, statistics, and comparative analysis as well as competent research skills on the world-wide web.
    • Use of Office Tools: Good command of Microsoft Office including Excel, Word, Access, and Power Point.
    • Language: Excellent oral (presentation) and written communication skills either in French and/or English or/and Portuguese, and a good working knowledge of the other language.

    Benefits

    Young graduates selected for this program will receive a comprehensive benefits package, including:

    1. Salary Adjustments: Other various allowances will be added to the salary under the grade, which entails the following; Position adjustment, Housing and transport allowances, and Family allowances if applicable.
    2. Retirement Fund Affiliation: The participant shall be affiliated with the Bank’s retirement fund for financial safety in the future.
    3. Group Insurance coverage: Throughout the appointment, they will be covered by a group insurance policy, ensuring complete protection against the following risks; Death, Permanent total and definitive disability, Temporary incapacity for work, partial permanent disability, illness, and individual accidents.

    Application Procedure

    Candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria are requested to submit their application file to the Bank, including the following documents:

    1. A detailed curriculum vitae.
    2. Copies of academic diplomas.
    3. A copy of the identity card or passport.
    4. A copy of the birth certificate.
    5. A cover letter explaining the motivation for applying to the program, indicating the technical area(s) of interest, relevant experiences, and career aspirations.

    Interested applicants should email their application file, no later than May 31, 2024, with the subject line “Young Professionals Recruitment Program – 2025,” to the following address: [email protected]

    Please note that only pre-selected candidates will be contacted for an interview. EBID reserves the right to withdraw announced vacancies or offer positions at a lower grade.

    For More Information:

    Visit the Official Webpage of the ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID) Young Graduates Program.

    GERMAN BUNDESTAG INTERNATIONAL PARLIAMENTARY SCHOLARSHIPS (IPS) 2025 FOR YOUNG UNIVERSITY GRADUATES (FULLY FUNDED TO BERLIN, GERMANY)

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    GERMAN BUNDESTAG INTERNATIONAL PARLIAMENTARY SCHOLARSHIPS (IPS) 2025 FOR YOUNG UNIVERSITY GRADUATES (FULLY FUNDED TO BERLIN, GERMANY)

    2025 German Bundestag International Parliamentary Scholarships (IPS) Now Open for Applications

    The 2025 German Bundestag International Parliamentary Scholarships are currently open for applications. The German Bundestag invites politically and socially committed young university graduates from southern Africa including Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, East Africa comprising Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, West Africa which includes Ghana, Nigeria, and Senegal. This unique scholarship program will take place in Berlin and will start on January. This scholarship has been offered by the German Bundestag since 2020 for brilliant and politically interested young university graduates from sub-Saharan Africa. This program seeks to give the fellows an insight into the German parliamentary system and induce their responsibility for the fundamental democratic values in their home countries. With this four-week intensive program, this program offers up to 24 scholarships for the candidates to learn about the German parliamentary and Bundestag’s political decision-making processes.

    Program Period

    The program is scheduled to be implemented from January 1st to 31st, 2025.

    The internship in German Bundestag member’s office is the central point of the program and lasts for one week. The participants will not only learn about parliamentary democracy and familiarize themselves with the Bundestag’s operations but also gain training on such issues as pluralism, minority protection, and cultural rights preservation. Certain workshops will be held for the participants, including some on corruption and intercultural training. Finally, a workshop on project management will be given to help the fellows develop their own projects to promote democracy and civil society in their country of origin.

    Scholarship

    The program participants will acquire a 700-euro scholarship and accommodation in a student residential complex free of charge. Fully paid travel to and from Berlin, as well as health, accident, and liability insurance, will be provided.

    Selection Criteria for Scholarship

    The scholarship is intended to appeal to well-trained, internationally minded individuals passionate in politics from Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Namibia, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda. Applicants must show a clear interest in striving to actively support the democratic establishment of their national countries. Selection interviews will be held abroad at German headquarters in the presence of a couple of judges selected by the German Bundestag; the decision patrons on technical, social, linguistic, and intercultural competencies.

    Admission Requirements

    Applicants must:

    • Hold citizenship of a participating country (dual citizenship is acceptable).
    • Be under 30 years old at the start of the scholarship on January 1st.
    • Have completed university studies.
    • Possess good proficiency in the German language (at least level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).
    • Exhibit a strong interest in political contexts and demonstrate social/political commitment.

    Application Process

    To complete the application process, candidates must submit the following documents:

    Application Deadline

    • For applicants from Eastern Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda): May 31, 2024.

    For additional details and to access the application forms, please visit the official webpage of the German Bundestag International Parliamentary Scholarships.

    2024 AFRICAN PLANT NUTRITION SCHOLAR AWARD PROGRAM FOR AFRICAN GRADUATE STUDENTS  ($2,000)

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    2024 AFRICAN PLANT NUTRITION SCHOLAR AWARD PROGRAM FOR AFRICAN GRADUATE STUDENTS  ($2,000)

    African Plant Nutrition Scholar Award Program 2024

    Applications are now open for the 2024 African Plant Nutrition Scholar Award Program. The program comprises ten scholarships amounting to USD $2,000 each, which will be presented to ten exceptional African graduate students in any scientific field relevant to plant nutrition and the management of nutrients administered to crops. The student will receive the payment, and there are no duties assigned to the recipient.

    Eligible Graduate Faculty Students

    To qualify, graduate students must meet the following criteria:

    1. Be currently enrolled in an Africa-based degree-awarding institution.
    2. Be completing an M.Sc. or MPhil or progressing research on PhDs; as of the submission deadline, applicants may be considered. M.Sc. and M.Phil. students will be encouraged to enter their research phase, and other applicants should have graduated from their training.
    3. Be pursing degrees in soil science, agronomy, horticultural science, or tree crops science whose primary focus is polyatomic nutrition.
    4. Applicants who have already received an award from IPNI will be disqualified.

    Application Requirements

    The application must be submitted in English or French. The following documents are required to complete the application. You must submit the documents electronically:

    1. Copies of transcripts of all university work ever attempted, including grades received throughout and at graduation. You will need to submit the cumulative and final grade records (GPA or percentile) from these transcripts electronically.
    2. Two letters of support. At least one must be from your major professor, signed, written on official letterhead, and integrated with the phone number and email address of the person writing the letter in the letter. Both of these letters must be submitted electronically.
    3. A description of your thesis or dissertation research presented in a way that will allow us to assess the originality and depth of your thesis or dissertation research, the scope of the endeavor, and the innovative approaches you have taken, as well as the potential relevance of your research to your career. Limit to four pages single spaced.
    4. A brief description of any additional circumstances that we should consider when awarding the award, including any prizes, awards received, work experience, educational career objectives, and relevant extracurricular activities ongoing. Be concise, presenting every point in one page or less.

    Please note that the award will be granted independent of any assistantship, scholarship, or other award currently held by the student.

    For More Information:

    For additional details, please visit the official webpage of the African Plant Nutrition Scholar Award Program.

    ONE YOUNG WORLD SUMMIT 2024 SUMMIT SCHOLARSHIP (FULLY FUNDED TO MONTRÉAL, CANADA)

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    ONE YOUNG WORLD SUMMIT 2024 SUMMIT SCHOLARSHIP (FULLY FUNDED TO MONTRÉAL, CANADA)

    One Young World Summit Building Tomorrow Scholarship 2024

    Apply now for the 2024 One Young World Summit Building Tomorrow Scholarship. OYW will broaden the discussion surrounding AI and its potential use to support sustainability and urban resilience through real-world scenarios, immersive experiences, and meaningful conversations with Holcim experts. This scholarship will cover the cost of participation for an interdisciplinary group of five young leaders in the upcoming One Young World Summit 2024 in Montréal as part of Holcim’s contingent. In particular, this scholarship will help leaders who are implementing interruption in one of the following fields:

    • Sustainable construction using disruptive AI technologies, such as how AI and big data can improve operational efficiency, material selection, waste management, low-carbon construction designs, or low-energy buildings.
    • Urban resilience enhanced by AI solutions, such as disaster prediction and response, traffic management systems, infrastructure maintenance, or climate adaptation planning. and
    • Making AI’s implementations in urban development responsible, such as creating regulation and control structures and policies, fostering community engagement, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

    Eligibility Criteria

    Candidates must meet the following criteria:

    • Age: Aged between 18 and 30 years old.*
    • Impact: Making a positive impact in one of the scholarship’s three focus areas:
      • Deploying AI technologies for sustainable construction.
      • Employing AI solutions for urban resilience.
      • Responsible deployment of artificial intelligence in urban development.

    Benefits

    Scholars will receive:

    • Access to the One Young World Summit 2024 in Montréal, Canada, which will take place between the 18th and 21st of September.
    • Hotel accommodation in Montréal on the nights of 17th to 22nd October.
    • Economy-class travel to and from Montréal as required.
    • All meals provided – breakfast, lunch and dinner on conference days.
    • Ground transportation required to and from Summit accommodation and the Summit venue.
    • Participation in pre-programme in MontréalOpportunity to become part of the Holcim
      community, strengthen their network, and the chance to engage with other passionate young changemakers. Participants will also have access to Holcim as a global business to share and materialize their projects and initiatives beyond the Summit. Holcim will assist and provide support to scholars during and after the Summit.

    Application Deadline:

    The application deadline is April 7, 2024.

    For more information

    Visit the Official Webpage of the One Young World Summit 2024 Summit Building Tomorrow Scholarship.

    UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM MO IBRAHIM FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP IN DEVELOPMENT POLICY AND POLITICS (FULLY FUNDED)

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    UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM MO IBRAHIM FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP IN DEVELOPMENT POLICY AND POLITICS (FULLY FUNDED)

    2024 University of Birmingham Mo Ibrahim Foundation Scholarship

    Applications for the 2024 University of Birmingham Mo Ibrahim Foundation Scholarship are now available. One scholarship is offered by the International Development Department, University of Birmingham, MSc Development Policy and Politics, with Mo Ibrahim Foundation Internship.

    Scholarship Details:

    The Mo Ibrahim Foundation is providing the scholarship for a two-year program. The winning candidate will complete the fully funded one-year MSc program and a coordinated one-year internship. The internship allows the candidate to spend six months with IDD on research projects with academics and the GSDRC and the following six months in London with the Mo Ibrahim Foundation. Undergo work with the team on a number of groundbreaking initiatives aimed at positioning governance right at the core of Africa’s development. This includes participating in the Now Generation Forum portion of the Ibrahim Forum and the Ibrahim Governance Weekend.

    Program Overview:

    Introducing a unique and instant connection between the academic and real-world policy when it comes to development: this is both grounded in theory and evidence. IDD’s ground-breaking research on governance, leadership, democracy, and think-and-work politically is incorporated into its teaching. Students undergo experience of exploration, innovation, rigour, complexity, and controversy, linking proper theories and real-world situations.

    Foundation Scholarship Pathway Modules

    Foundation Scholarship Pathway Modules Modules required for the Foundation scholarship include:

    1. International Development 20 credits.
    2. Development Policy and Politics 20 credits
    3. Dissertation 60 credits : A specialization in a particular area, with support from a mentor. Overseas fieldwork may be required on a subject chosen by the candidate.

    Choose one of the following modules:

    1. Governance and State-building (20 credits)
    2. Democracy, Dictatorship and Development (20 credits)

    Optional modules (60 credits):

    Choose from any module across the School of Government. Alternatively, you may select a module from another school or college with the agreement of the Programme Director.

    Eligibility Criteria

    Application criteria:

    • Applicants shall meet the following requirements:
    • A first class Honours degree at the group of recognized universities.
    • Younger than 30 years of age at the time of application.
    • Good competence of English reading and writing skills. Candidates must provide proof of competency for non-native English speakers. The following minimum scores for the IELTS or TOEFL exam are set: 6.5 or 580/93 TOEFL respectively. Please refer to the University’s website for full English language requirements.
    • African nationals residing or belonging to an African nation. Candidates for scholarships are preferred to be residing in Sub-Saharan Africa.

    Scholarship Details

    The scholarship covers:

    1. Full tuition fees
    2. Airfare to and from the United Kingdom, as well as visa expenses
    3. Monthly stipend of £950 for 18 months
    4. Arrival allowance of £950

    The remaining six months for the internship will be funded directly to the successful candidate by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation.

    Application Process

    Applications must be submitted through the University’s online application system by 8 April 2024. In addition to the standard documents, applicants must also upload a 500-word statement and CV. The statement should explain why the applicant is the best candidate for the scholarship.

    For More Information:

    Visit the Official Webpage of the University of Birmingham Mo Ibrahim Foundation Scholarship

    AUSTRIAN DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION (ADC) SCHOLARSHIPS 2024 (FULLY FUNDED)

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    AUSTRIAN DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION (ADC) SCHOLARSHIPS 2024 (FULLY FUNDED)

    Austrian Development Cooperation Scholarships 2024 for Study in Austria

    The Austrian Development Cooperation is currently accepting applications for the 2024 scholarships. The scholarships are conferred to students from developing countries to help cover tuition fees and living expenses.

    • The scholarships are accessible to students from the taught priority countries at ADC as well as other developing states
    • The scholarships are especially allocated for the Diploma Course provided by the Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management

    The Diploma Course consists of the following:

    1. General Module
    2. Professional Module: Hospitality Management or Tourism Management
    3. Elective: Entrepreneurship or Teacher Training

    ITH Scholarship Application Process

    Students have the option to attend ITH through private means or by applying for scholarships provided by the Austrian Development Cooperation (ADC).

    • The Austrian Development Cooperation offers a limited number of scholarships each year.
    • It’s important to note that receiving a scholarship is not guaranteed and the selection process is highly competitive.

    Benefits of the Scholarship

    The scholarship covers the following:

    • Tuition fees
    • Accommodation
    • Round-trip flight tickets (from the home country to Salzburg and back)
    • Health insurance
    • Meals provided from Monday to Sunday
    • Excursions (excluding the field trip to ITB Berlin)
    • €205 monthly pocket money

    Items not covered by the scholarship include:

    • Airport transfers: As a student trips from the airport to the hostel and the return trip will not be covered.
    • Visa fee: Candidates will have to secure their visa fee. The 8.5-month residence permit is €160. Visa fee varies and for more information, the candidate should contact their embassy.

    Scholarship for Developing Countries

    The scholarship covers the following:

    • Tuition fees
    • Health insurance
    • Meals provided from Monday to Friday
    • Excursions (excluding ITB Berlin)
    • €205 monthly pocket money

    This scholarship does not cover the following items:

    • Accommodation: It is expected that scholarship recipients pay for their accommodations. The accommodation fee of €1,700 is required months before the official issuance of the admission letter.
    • Flight tickets: scholarship recipients are responsible for their own travel expenses from their countries to Salzburg and back home.
    • Visa fee: Applicants are required to pay their visa fees. The fee for an 8-month residence permit is €160. The visa fees for entry visa are different according to the Visa D and it is different from country to country please ask your embassy.

    Please note that there is an age limit of 35 years for eligibility.

    Application Procedure:

    1. Obtain Information:
      • Visit the ITH website or contact an Austrian consulate or embassy for information.
    2. Application Form:
    3. Submit Application:
      • All applications should be sent directly to the Institute via email or postal service.
    4. Deadline:
      • The submission deadline is March 31, 2024. All applications must be received by the ITH office by this date.
    5. Confirmation:
      • You will receive an email confirmation once your application has been received and processed.
    6. Result Notification:
      • Applicants will be informed about the result of their application in May 2024. Successful applicants will receive a letter of acceptance.

    Timeline:

    • Deadline for Application Submission: March 31, 2024*
    • Beginning of Courses: September 30, 2024
    • Visa Application: Initiate the visa application process after receiving the letter of acceptance in May 2024.

    Attention for 59th Batch:

    • Deadline for Application Submission: March 31, 2024
    • Planned Duration of Diploma Course: September 30, 2024 – June 13, 2025

    For More Information:

    Visit the Official Webpage of the Austrian Development Cooperation Scholarships

    IHE DELFT BLUE SCHOLARSHIPS 2024 IN AMSTERDAM

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    IHE DELFT BLUE SCHOLARSHIPS 2024 IN AMSTERDAM

    Delft Blue Scholarships 2024: Opportunity for International Water Professionals

    Do you study abroad water management and sustainability? IHE Delft is looking for water professionals who are eligible for the Delft Blue Scholarships for on-campus short courses in 2024. Fully funded scholarships focus on professionals with a strong desire to help their home country find water solutions.

    IHE scholarships

    1. MENA Scholarship Programme: People who live in Algeria, Egypt, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman or Tunisia can apply for the MSP scholarship to IHE Delft selected short courses as it does not apply for residents of any other state. Applicants from Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya and other countries cannot apply for the same since applicants have nationality country restrictions.
    2. Delft Blue Partial Scholarships: partial scholarships are for water professionals from IHE Delft partners that enable them to be able to take a short course. The scholarships only cover a part of the course costs – third standard course fee, other costs such as a plane ticket, accommodation, and daily subsistence have to be paid by the participant .

    Eligibility for Delft Blue Scholarships:

    To be eligible for a Delft blue partial scholarships, one meets the following conditions

    • IHE Delft short course admittance.
    • one is professionally active in a relevant field.
    • Full-time availability for the course duration without interruption.
    • Must not be employed by a multinational corporation or large commercial organization.

    How to Apply:

    1. Choose Your Course: Apply for academic admission to one of the specified courses before 19 March 2024.
    2. MSP Scholarship Application: Use the Delta online tool to apply for an MSP scholarship by 26 March 2024, 16:00 CEST, after receiving your academic admission email.
    3. Delft Blue Application: Submit your application for a Delft Blue Scholarship by filling out the dedicated form and emailing it to [email protected].

    Financial considerations:

    Delft Blue Scholarships reduce the tuition fee between 30% and 50%. However, the amount will depend on your eligibility category or that of your employer. Additionally, the applicant must be in a position to finance other costs related to the course. This means that you will pay the remaining tuition fee, transport cost, accommodation, and daily maintenance.

    Take the Next Step:

    However, you can widen your knowledge and help in solving water related problems globally. Apply for a chance to study at IHE Delft and create change in your community. For further information about application and scholarships opportunities, please consult our website or send an email to: [email protected].

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