Biosciences (Cornwall Campus) The Centre of Ecology and Conservation within the School of Biosciences offers a fees-only scholarship to International students from Africa, Asia and Latin America undertaking the MSc in Biodiversity and Conservation at the Cornwall campus. The scholarship is available to one student from each of these geographical regions. Further details can be obtained from the relevant School web page Engineering, Computing and Mathematics (Streatham Campus, Exeter) Engineering, Computing and Mathematics offers a range of scholarships for International students taking both undergraduate and postgraduate (taught) degrees from 2009 entry. Further details of the available schemes and how to apply are available on their Scholarship web pages. Law (Exeter and Cornwall Campuses) The Law School is offering up to six undergraduate scholarships of £3,000 each per year. Three awards are allocated to students studying at the Exeter Campus and three for those studying in the Cornwall campus. The scholarship is renewable for each year of undergraduate study dependent upon obtaining grades at a minimum of 2:1 standard overall in each end of year examinations. They are available to international students who achieve high scores in IB or A levels. Further information can be obtained from the Law website The School offers LLM postgraduate scholarships of up to £9,600 each for International students, to cover University Tuition Fees for the duration of one academic year to students gaining places on one of our Taught Masters programmes. Also two MPhil/PhD postgraduate scholarships of £9,600 each for International students, to cover University Tuition Fees for programmes leading to a PhD; tenable for up to three years subject to satisfactory progress. Some paid teaching duties may also be available with these scholarships Further information can be obtained from the Law website Sport and Health Sciences (St Luke’s Campus, Exeter) The School of Sport and Health Sciences offers undergraduate scholarships for International and Channel Islands students taking the BSc in Exercise and Sport Sciences. The School also offers postgraduate scholarships to international students studying for the MSc in Sport and Health Sciences, the MSc in Paediatric Exercise Physiology and the MPhil/PhD in Sport and Health Sciences. Please visit the Sport and Health Sciences Scholarships page for further details. Department of Physics at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark, has 10 three year PhD scholarships within the research areas defined by its four sections:
You may apply if you have or expect to obtain a masters degree in physics, materials science, chemistry or a similar field no later than September 2010. Further information: Consult the link: www.fysik.dtu.dk/English/Education/PhD.aspx Approval and enrolment: The scholarships for the PhD degree are subject to academic approval, and the candidates will be enrolled in one of the general degree programs of DTU. For information about the general requirements for enrolment and the general planning of the scholarship studies, please see the DTU PhD Guide. Salary and appointment terms: The salary and appointment terms are consistent with the current collective agreement for Danish University members. At present the salary is approximately 27.000 Dkr (3500 €) per month. Application: We must have your online application no later than 1 March 2010. Please open the link “apply for this job online” at the bottom of this page and fill in the application form. Attach your CV and a brief application that states your field of interest, suggests a possible supervisor among the department faculty, and includes a grade transcript. Grades must be translated into European ECTS. All interested candidates irrespective of age, gender, race, religion or ethnic background are encouraged to apply. Please click HERE to apply for this job online The full text of the Call for Applications 2010 can be seen here (pdf) or below. The following documents are available for the applications:
Within the framework of Danish development assistance, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark hereby invites applications for research grants related to development research. 1. Objectives of the support to development research The objective of the support is to generate knowledge to promote the overall objective of the Danish development assistance to reduce poverty. Grants will be awarded to projects generating new knowledge relevant to Denmark’s development assistance and contribute to solving the problems of developing countries. It is further important that the research contributes to the enhancement of the research capacity within developing countries, and that it is driven by the countries’ own demands and strategies. The Consultative Research Committee for Development Research (FFU) is appointed by the Danish Minister for Development Cooperation and for 2010 the FFU has identified 3 research themes. 2. Research themes for 2010 In 2010, the following research themes are of particular interest to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs because of their relevance to development. Theme 1: Climate, Energy and Sustainable Use of Natural Resources It is generally recognized that poor communities in developing countries will be significantly affected by climate change in the near future. Temperature increases and altered patterns of rainfall, as well as extreme events, will impact natural resource use and management strategies, such that adaptation will be necessary. At the same time increasing access to energy in both cost effective and “climate friendly” ways is a major challenge in many developing countries. Relevant research areas could include investigation of climate change adaptation strategies in developing countries, particularly in Africa. Both the socio-economic and ecological consequences of climate change could be studied, as well as local community based responses; involving planning, decision-making and implementation through appropriate institutions to enable development and adoption of sustainable production systems. As far as sustainable energy is concerned, research could include analysis of production and consumption opportunities and constraints, with a focus on the role of small and medium sized private enterprises in the sector. Prospects for the development of bio-fuels and other environmentally friendly technologies could also be of interest. Theme 2: Agriculture, Growth and Sustainable Development Increasing agricultural productivity and development of agribusiness can play a significant role in economic growth and as driver of change. Agricultural and agribusiness development can also have an important influence on poverty reduction, including through creating jobs for young men and women. Understanding the economic performance in many developing countries requires more knowledge about the role of the state and the private sector in sustained pro-poor growth and of the political economy of policy-making and implementation. What are the drivers of private sector development and which broader growth models are appropriate in different contexts? Relevant areas of research could be how government’s support and maintain a framework for inclusive and sustained economic development based on the private sector, including agriculture and agribusiness. Focus could be on the dynamics and processes that bring about positive development outcomes, including the challenges that arise along the value chain, and the role the various stakeholders may play in fostering this development. Research in development and adoption of production and market strategies to increase the financial revenue of small holders in the private sector in order to improve their livelihood is also of relevance in this context. Theme 3: Fragile states, Conflict and Civil Society The fragility of states, civil society and livelihoods in conflict and post-conflict situations constitutes a huge challenge in the attempt to secure sustainable peace and stability, growth, and good governance, both in a national and regional context. This can, in particular, be seen in a number of African countries as well as in some Asian countries Applications may address the social, political and/or economic dynamics in conflict and post-conflict situations and for instance focus on their positive and negative impact on development issues such as state formation, civil society, economic growth, social inequality, human rights, livelihoods, internal displacement and migration. 3. Types of grants The applications can only be submitted by an organisation, such as a governmental institution, business enterprise or private organisation in Denmark. The main applicant must be attached to the Danish organisation, which will be responsible for the approved project. Applications can be submitted for funding to the following types of grants in 2010 primarily within the themes of the year 2010: 1) Larger strategic research programmes (> DKK 5 million) with substantive elements of capacity building and with focus on national priorities and ownership. 2) Individual PhD and post-doc applications. All larger strategic research applications will to go through a prequalification process. Deadline for prequalification applications for larger strategic projects will be Wednesday 9 December 2009 at 12.00 noon. The conclusions of the prequalification process will be known in week 3 in 2010. Deadline for larger strategic prequalified projects will be Friday 19 March 2010 at 12.00 noon. Deadline for individual PhD and postdoc applications will be Friday 12 February 2010 at 12.00 noon. Priority will be given to larger strategic research projects/programmes with joint collaboration between several Danish institutions and partners in the South. The incorporation of PhD educations and post-doc. projects into larger research programmes instead of their submission as individual applications will be favoured. For larger research projects, grant applications may generally be submitted for phases of 3-5 year durations. The plan is to support a total of 4-6 large projects for a 3-5 year period. PhD educations to students from partner countries can only be supported if they are part of a larger strategic project and, if possible, are enrolled at an institution in their own country, as described in the guide to applicants. In the case of individual Danish PhD applications, grant funding may be sought for a maximum timeframe of 3 years. 4. Application requirements Grants under theme 1 and 2 will only be awarded to research programmes with developing countries below the GNI threshold set by the World Bank (USD 2.570 per capita 2008) and will primarily be awarded towards research in Danish programme countries. Grants under theme 3 can also be awarded to non-programme countries but only to countries where Denmark supports other types of development activities. The main applicant researcher (except for individual PhD applicants, see below) must at the time of submitting the application hold a PhD or equivalent qualification. Applications for individual PhD projects must have completed a Masters degree at the time of submitting the application. The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has outsourced the administration of the support to development research to Danida Fellowship Centre (DFC). The requirements regarding the applications as well as the application procedure, formats and assessment criteria are described in the guide to applicants. The formats for the application, budget form, and guide etc. can be downloaded above. The application should be submitted before the following deadlines mentioned to: Danida Fellowship Centre Research Unit Hostrupsvej 22 DK-1950 Frederiksberg Questions about the application procedure can be directed to the Research Unit, Danida Fellowship Centre at email: research@dfcentre.dk 5. Assessment criteria In assessing the applications, importance will be on the factors in the application requirements as described in guide to applicants. The FFU applies the 3 criteria used by the Danish Council for Strategic Research – the relevance of the research, the quality of research and the potential effect of the research. The three criteria are more specified in the application guide. 6. Application processing No later than three weeks after receipt of the application, the main applicant will receive an acknowledgement giving a schedule for the processing of the application. Applications will be rejected without substantive consideration if the deadlines and requirements set out in this Call for Applications and guide are not met, including if the application form is not completed correctly, cf. § 4 (2) of Executive Order No. 274 of 20 April 2004 on the funding function of the Danish Council for Independent Research, the Danish Council for Strategic Research and the Danish Research Coordination Committee. All eligible applications will be assessed by Consultative Research Committee for Development Research. Applications for pre-qualification will not be subject to an external reviewing process but will be assessed by the Consultative Research Committee for Development Research. For prequalified larger strategic applications, external international reviewers will be used followed by part-consultation and they will also be forwarded for evaluation by relevant departments and embassies in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Larger strategic applications not being prequalified cannot apply again under this call as individual PhD and Postdoc. All applicants can expect to learn the outcome of their application within the third quarter of 2010, so that the funded projects can be initiated at the turn of the year 2010/2011 Beginning with the academic year 2005 the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Hungary established a “scholarship pool” so as to encourage mobility in higher education and to provide opportunities for foreign citizens to widen their professional experience in Hungarian institutions of higher education. In the framework of the pool-system, the Hungarian Scholarship Board (hereinafter HSB) announces university and research scholarships for the academic year 2010/2011 and summer school scholarships for the summer 2010 respectively. The scholarship programme is open for citizens of those countries with the Hungarian Ministry of Education has agreed to a co-operation programme. In cases where the number of foreign scholarship holders is fixed, due to previously agreed upon programmes still in force in 2010, this will be taken into consideration by the HSB during the validity period of the co-operation programme when awarding future scholarships. The following scholarships are available in the Academic Year 2010/2011:
These scholarships allow for study or research in any field of arts and sciences during the granted period at an accredited Hungarian higher education or research institution to be determined in advance. Semester, partial, postgraduate studies and doctoral programmes must be carried out in state-financed institutions where no tuition fee is required. For Type A scholarship, an applicant may submit an application only on one occasion during his/her BA studies, and on another occasion during his/her MA studies. Type A (semester/partial studies) and type C1/C2 (full PhD and partial PhD studies) scholarships may not be extended. Type B (postgraduate studies), D (postdoctoral studies, research), and E (research stay) scholarships may be extended exceptionally, only under special circumstances, on one occasion. The scholarships are valid only for studies and research purposes in Hungary. HSB scholarships can only be used for conducting studies or research in Hungary, which means that scholarship-holders must stay in Hungary during the whole period of their studies or research. Please note that for scholarships for semester/partial studies priority will be given to students of Hungarian language and literature. The scholarships are awarded for the summer of 2010, or the academic year of 2010-2011, and these latter ones must be finished by June 2011 at the latest. Cases of Non-Eligibility 1. Foreign citizens with a residence permit or in the course of applying for a residence permit in Hungary cannot apply. 2. All workers, men and women, who have an employment contract or employment relationship as defined by the law in Hungary cannot apply. 3. Students applying for part-time or correspondence study programmes cannot apply. 4. Students applying for non state-financed universities cannot apply. 5. Students admitted to tuition fee-paying institutions of higher education cannot apply. Documents to be submitted Every application must contain two (2) copies of the documents listed below in one of thefollowing languages: Hungarian, English, French or German in the order given. In addition online application will also be required on the HSB website. The deadline of online application is 15th April 2010. The online application system will be open from the beginning of February. Applicants are requested to follow the website of HSB from the beginning of 2010. In case one of the documents submitted (certificate of the highest degree/diploma, proof of enrolment, supporting documents) is not in one of these languages, it is requested to submit a translation thereof. A. - semester/partial studies Application form of the Hungarian Scholarship Board Curriculum Vitae Transcript of the last two completed semester at the home institution (Copy of BA/BSc degree – for those who have completed a BA/BSc programme) Letter of interest Certificate of proficiency in Hungary – unless there is another agreed upon working language for the proposed course/programme (to be attached to the letter of invitation) Copy of enrolment at the applicant’s home institution Letter of invitation by the future host institution in Hungary (The BA or MA programme at the host institution must be tuition-free.) Medical certificate of satisfactory health condition B.- postgraduate studies, research Application form of the Hungarian Scholarship Board Curriculum Vitae List of publications Copy of highest degree/diploma (i.e. MA or MSc degree) Precise and detailed work plan - maximum two pages Certificate of proficiency in Hungarian - unless there is another agreed upon working language for the proposed course/programme (to be attached to the letter of invitation) Two letters of recommendation from two recognized experts in the relevant discipline Letter of invitation by the future host institution in Hungary (In case an applicant wishes to study in a postgraduate course, that must be tuition-free.) Medical certificate of satisfactory health condition C/1. – full PhD programme Application form of the Hungarian Scholarship Board Curriculum Vitae List of publications Copy of highest degree /diploma Precise and detailed work plan - maximum two pages Certificate of proficiency in Hungarian - unless there is another agreed upon working language for the proposed course/programme (to be attached to the letter of invitation) Two letters of recommendation from two recognized experts in the relevant discipline Letter of invitation by the director of an accredited doctoral school in Hungary (in which he/she declares that the applicant can take part in a tuition-free programme if he/she is accepted in the doctoral school and the HSB scholarship is awarded to him/her). Applicants have to hand in the positive admission decision to the PhD programme of the respective Hungarian University's Doctoral Council by 1st of August 2010 at the latest. Medical certificate of satisfactory health condition C/2. – partial PhD studies Application form of the Hungarian Scholarship Board Curriculum Vitae List of publications Copy of highest degree/diploma Precise and detailed work plan - maximum two pages Certificate of proficiency in Hungarian - unless there is another agreed upon working language for the proposed course/programme (to be attached to the letter of invitation) Two letters of recommendation, one by the applicant's home institution, one by the supervisor in Hungary Copy of enrolment of the applicant's doctoral school Letter of invitation by the director of an accredited doctoral school in Hungary (The PhD programme must be tuition-free.) Medical certificate of satisfactory health condition D. – postdoctoral studies, research Application form of the Hungarian Scholarship Board Curriculum Vitae List of publications Copy of highest degree/diploma Precise and detailed work plan - maximum two pages Certificate of proficiency in Hungarian - unless there is another agreed upon working language for the proposed course/programme (to be attached to the letter of invitation) Two letters of recommendation from two recognized experts in the relevant discipline Letter of invitation by the future host institution in Hungary Medical certificate of satisfactory health condition E. – research stay Application form of the Hungarian Scholarship Board Curriculum Vitae List of publications Copy of highest degree/diploma (supporting document of associate or higher ranking professorship) Precise and detailed work plan - maximum two pages Certificate of proficiency in Hungarian - unless there is another agreed upon working language for the proposed course/programme (to be attached to the letter of invitation) Two letters of recommendation from two recognized experts in the relevant discipline Letter of invitation by the future host institution in Hungary Medical certificate of satisfactory health condition F. – summer courses Application form of the Hungarian Scholarship Board Curriculum Vitae Copy of highest degree/diploma Letter of interest One (1) letter of recommendation Certificate of the applicant's level of Hungarian (if there is any). The applicant's language skills can be declared by his/her recommender, as well Certificate of proficiency in English: only for those applicants who apply for thematic courses Medical certificate of satisfactory health condition Incomplete or inaccurate applications will not be considered. Application documents shall not be returned. Applicants for music/arts scholarships have to attach the following documents in addition: For painters, graphic artists and sculptors: photographs of three (3) works of art/sketches (with date) For performing artists (musicians) and conductors: high quality recordings of three (3) different styles of music, conductors have to submit three (3) original scores. Applicants for graphic and fine arts as well as music may be required to take additional exams in the relevant Hungarian host institution before being granted a scholarship. [ Applicants who wish to study at the Liszt Academy of Music must also submit their applications directly to the Academy by the 1st of March each year, and play an audition. Candidates should not forget to indicate on these applications that they are simultaneously applying for a scholarship at the Hungarian Scholarship Board Office. For further information please contact the International Department of the Liszt Academy of Music, e-mail: Hars.Borbala@lisztakademia.hu, or Pandi.Zita@lisztakademia.hu phone: +36-1-462-4615, +36-1-462-4616.)] Age limits for applicants: I. Applicants may be no older than: 30 years of age for scholarships for semester/partial studies (A) 40 years of age for scholarships for postgraduate studies (B) 35 years of age for scholarship for PhD scholarships (C1/C2) 45 years of age for postdoctoral scholarships (D) II. There are no age limits for the following types of scholarships: research stay (E) those participating in summer courses (F) Procedure: Applicants must submit their applications to the relevant home country scholarship authorities, who will determine the deadline for receipt of applications. These authorities will forward selected applications to the Office of the Hungarian Scholarship Board. Applications must be submitted on special application forms issued by the Hungarian Scholarship Board. The applicant’s work plan and letter of invitation from the proposed host institution in Hungary are integral part of the application. Applicants must submit their applications to the Embassy of the Republic of Hungary in Japan, no later than 10th March, for pre-selection. The Embassy of the Republic of Hungary in Japan will forward selected applications to the Office of the Hungarian Scholarship Board. Only these applications will be considered. The same deadline applies to summer course scholarship application as well. For the application form and the list of foreign partner scholarship offices, as well as for the summer courses, relevant home country scholarship authorities and additional information can be found on the homepage of the Hungarian Scholarship Board (HSB) at http://www.scholarship.hu/. The scholarships are granted by the Minister of Education and Culture based on the decisions of the HSB. The list of accepted candidates will be published on the webpage of the HSB at the end of June 2010. The list of the approved scholarship-holders for summer courses will be published at the beginning of June 2010. Financial provisions A. semester/partial studies (3-10 months) HUF 40 460 stipend per month, paid by the host institution, and student hostel accommodation in a university residence hall paid by the scholarship-holder B. postgraduate studies, research (3-21 days or 1-10 months) HUF 79 200 stipend per month and HUF 70 000 accommodation allowance per month, for scholarships 21 days or shorter, accommodation allowance and stipend of HUF 3000/day. These amounts are paid by the HSB Office. C/1. full PhD programme (36 months) HUF 93 000 per month, paid by the host institution, and student hostel accommodation in a university residence hall paid by the scholarship-holder C/2. partial PhD studies (12 months) HUF 93 000 per month, paid by the host institution, and student hostel accommodation in a university residence hall paid by the scholarship-holder. D. postdoctoral studies, research (1-10 months) HUF 118 000 per month and HUF 80 000 accommodation allowance per month,paid by the HSB Office. E. research stay (3-21 days or 1-10 months) HUF 118 000 per month, and HUF80 000 accommodation allowance per month, for scholarships lasting 21 days or shorter, accommodation allowance and a stipend of HUF 3000/day. These amounts are paid by the HSB Office. F. summer courses in2010 Tuition-free courses, free accommodation and meals. According to the present legislation the Hungarian Scholarship Board can not grant a scholarship for courses, where tuition fee is required. Scholarships of the HSB cannot be awarded concurrently with other scholarships. If a scholarship-holder has another scholarship or other financial support (salary) he has to turn down the HSB scholarship. The scholarship is meant to cover the living expenses of one person only, so there is no available financing or visa exemption for accompanying members of the family or any other persons. Neither visa related fees nor any other costs related to the grantee’s stay in Hungary shall be compensated for. Travel expenses Travel expenses to Hungary and back to the country of origin are not covered by the Hungarian Scholarship Board. Health insuranceCitizens of Japan staying in Hungary for more than 1 month are covered for medical treatment in case of sudden illness. Except emergency cases none of the costs of dental care are covered. Scholarship-holders staying in Hungary for less than 1 month are required to make their own arrangements for insurance coverage. Permalink: http://www.mfa.gov.hu/kulkepviselet/JP/en/en_Hirek/osztondij_2010.htm Georgia College & State University is offering 10-15 international student scholarships for Fall 2010, valued from $9,000 to $18,000, and 10-15 international graduate assistantships, valued at approximately $14,000. For more information, visit: http://www.gcsu.edu/international Jason Wynn International Admissions Counselor International Education Center Georgia College & State University Email: jason.wynn@gcsu.edu Please copy and save this instruction page prior to proceeding so that you may reference them as needed. Scholarship application instructions: The American Council of the Blind scholarship application process must be completed online. Only approved supplements will be accepted by regular mail. See the mailing address below for submission of the supporting documents. Incomplete forms will not be processed and considered for review. Please do not leave any questions blank. 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American Council of the Blind Scholarship Program, Attn: Patricia Castillo 2200 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 650, Arlington, VA 22201 Online applications must be submitted in by 11:59 PM (EST) Sunday, March 14th, 2010. Please note: In some instances, scholarship awards may be considered taxable income by the Internal Revenue Service. *Please click HERE to proceed to the ONLINE application process. The International Merit Scholarship The International Merit Scholarship scheme provides awards of either £500 or £1000 to well-qualified students applying for any full-time Bachelors or Masters course. In some countries we offer a laptop alternative that will be handed over to the applicant on registration at Anglia Ruskin University. Awards are made on the basis of academic merit and level of competence in English language. Once you apply for a course at Anglia Ruskin you will be automatically considered for a scholarship, and details of any award given will be included in your Offer letter. Other scholarships International Alumni Scholarship Scheme. This scholarship of £1,000, deducted from the tuition fee, is available to all Anglia Ruskin University undergraduate students who progress to an Anglia Ruskin postgraduate course and all Anglia Ruskin University alumni who wish to return to our university to undertake a postgraduate course of study. Transfer Scholarship Scheme Students transferring from partner institutions which have a specific cooperation agreement with Anglia Ruskin University may receive a £1000 transfer scholarship as a reduction on their tuition fees. For more information on this scholarship scheme, please click here to contact the International Office. Sports Scholarships Anglia Ruskin has a small number of scholarships available for students who can demonstrate outstanding ability in sport. For more information, please click here to contact the International Office. External Scholarships and Bursaries For details of other scholarships which may be available for you from outside of Anglia Ruskin, you should refer to the British Council website (click here). Early payment discount If the University receives the full payment for your tuition fees by the online payment method by the deadline below, then you will be entitled to a 3% discount on your tuition fees. No discounts are available if you pay in full after this period or if you choose to pay by instalments.
The Robin & Nadine Wells Scholarship 29/01/2010
St. Cross College is pleased to offer the Robin and Nadine Wells Scholarship. The Robin and Nadine Wells Scholarship 2010-11 is open to applicants of one year Master's courses in any subject. The Scholarship, worth £5,000 for one year, is intended to provide financial assistance to an academically meritorious graduate student who has been accepted into both an accredited one year's Masters programme at the University of Oxford and St. Cross College.
Details can also be sent by post to: Mrs C Roberts St Cross College, St Giles, Oxford, OX1 3LZ Tel: +44 (0)1865 278458 Fax: +44 (0)1865 278484 The MBA Tour Scholarship Information Peter and Alice von Loesecke Scholarship Foundation Details for School and Student Applications The MBA Tour has established a scholarship foundation called the “Peter and Alice von Loesecke Scholarship Foundation”. The purpose of The Foundation is to award 1 or 2 scholarships each year to a candidate who best exemplifies the criteria for the award and continues to demonstrate during their MBA studies an interest in pursuing those objectives for which the scholarship was awarded. Each year The Foundation will announce the criteria for which the scholarship is awarded. The award criteria will be socially motivated to include:
April 16th, 2010 is the deadline for nominations. May 14th, 2010 is the deadline for nominee applications June 11th, 2010 we will announce MBA Tour finalists and semi-finalists Note - this scholarship is only available to post July 2009 event attendees. If you have any questions relevant to the scholarship, email: scholarshipfoundation@thembatour.com Info source: http://www.thembatour.com/common/scholarship.shtml Montana State University Scholarships 28/01/2010
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY WILL OFFER MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS TO NON-RESIDENT FRESHMEN APPLYING FALL 2010 Montana State University offers scholarships based on ACT or SAT scores to non-resident freshmen who apply for Fall Semester. The MSU Achievements Awards are valued from $6,000 to $60,000 and are based on official SAT scores over 1560. A student who scores 2140 or higher is eligible for an award of $15,000 (almost a full scholarship), renewable for four years with maintenance of a 3.0 / 4.0 grade point average. Freshman applicants to take the ACT or SAT tests automatically qualify for a scholarship if their score meets the minimum score of 1560. For more information, visit: http://www.montana.edu/admissions/scholarshipsnonres.shtml Montana State University offers a variety of excellent undergraduate and graduate programs to students from across the United States and around the world. A mid-sized, public university of 12,500, including 400 international students from over 65 countries, MSU is especially known for top quality programs in the fields of agriculture, architecture (NAAB), business (AACSB), computer science (CSAB), engineering (ABET), film production, nursing, and the sciences. The university attracts over US$100 million annually for research and creative activities, and bright undergraduate students are encouraged to participate. The Carnegie Foundation ranks MSU in the top tier of Research Universities, demonstrating very high research activity, along with Harvard, Yale and MIT. Tuition costs remain reasonable when compared to those charged at institutions of similar good quality. For more information: http://www.montana.edu Geraldine Govaerts International Specialist Montana State University Email: geraldine@montana.edu http://www.montana.edu/international/admissions | send us scholarships ads
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