Award value

50% of tuition fees

Level of study

Undergraduate and postgraduate coursework programs

Duration

Valid for your whole degree

Start

Trimester 2 or 3 2022

ELIGIBILITY

To be eligible you must:

Be a citizen of a country other than Australia or New Zealand.

Have a minimum GPA in previous studies of 5.5 or above on a 7 point scale or equivalent. Check your suitability in the Minimum GPA criteria below

Have applied to study at Griffith by the scholarship application closing date.

Satisfy all academic and English language entry requirements for your chosen undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program.

Be a full-time student (40CP) starting in Trimester 2 or 3 2022.

Read the terms and conditions below to understand all the requirements of this scholarship.

HOW TO APPLY

Follow these steps to apply and we will let you know if you have been successful.

Process

Apply to study an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program at Griffith University.

Apply for the scholarship by the closing date (see below). You will need to include academic records and a personal statement.

A University panel will review your application.

We will let you know the outcome of your application.

Apply to study Apply for the scholarship

Receiving the scholarship

To receive the scholarship you will need to accept both your program offer and the scholarship by the deadline. If you don’t accept the scholarship by the date specified in your Letter of Offer, the scholarship will be withdrawn.

Once you start studying at Griffith the scholarship will be applied prior to the census date of each trimester on meeting the ongoing enrolment requirements (see below). You must pay the remaining balance of fees, based on your enrolment, by census date.

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100% SCHOLARSHIP 2022 AVAILABLE NOW !!

Limkokwing University is pleased to announce 2nd Scholarships exam UP TO 100% AVAILABLE for the MOST OUTSTANDING students interested in pursuing their future at the World’s MOST INTERNATIONAL University. The registry is open now online and physically at the Campus.

Register online: https://forms.gle/SBcXesZAqpJy8XFu8
Register physically: No79, Kampuchea Krom Blvd.,
Sangkat Monoroum, Khan 7 Makara, Phnom Penh.

Exam date: 15/January/2022
Deadline: 10/January/2022

For more information:
Tel: 015 582 801
Telegram group: https://t.me/+jIhQJCzV8ZQ1M2Nl
Email: enquiry@limkokwing.edu.kh

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Our undergraduate degree courses are anything but prescriptive. Every day we’re researching, teaching, and discovering – but we can’t do this alone. Come with an inquisitive mind and an open heart and create the learning landscape you want to see.

Value

Applicants who have accepted their offer for undergraduate degree programmes and International Foundation Certificate programmes may be eligible to receive awards of £2,000 and £5,000.

Number available

Up to 35

Year of entry

2022 entry

Eligibility criteria

You must meet the general eligibility criteria and regulations. You must also be eligible to pay international fees (this includes international fee-paying students from within the EU) and have accepted an offer on an eligible Goldsmiths programme:

Undergraduate degree programmes (excluding Fine Art, Design and Fine Art Extension programmes)

International Foundation Certificate programmes (excluding Design)

Application deadlines

Applications are now open

How to apply

You can apply by completing our application form below.

If you apply by 31 March 2022 (11.59pm GMT), you will hear back about your application week commencing Monday 25 April 2022.

If you apply by 17 May 2022 (11.59pm GMT), you will hear back about your application week commencing Monday 6 June 2022.

Applications will close on 17 May 2022 at 11.59pm (GMT)

Selection process

Successful applicants will be selected on a competitive basis.

Initial shortlisting by eligibility criteria will be completed by our Scholarships Co-ordinator. All applicants who meet the eligibility criteria are then forwarded to the next selection stage.

Applications will then be considered by an awarding panel. The panel will consist of representatives from Admissions, and the International Recruitment and Global Opportunities team. The panel will assess the applications based on your academic performance in your prior studies, and information given in the scholarship application. All panel members understand that applicants will have a broad range of differing skills, attributes and experiences.

Final award recipients and reserve candidates will be decided by the panel. Awards will be allocated across a range of subject areas and countries of domicile.

Goldsmiths scholarships and bursaries regulations can be found here.

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For students from eligible countries who join the LLM Program at Leicester in January 2022 and September 2022 we are delighted to offer a scholarship worth up to £2,500. There is no need to apply for this scholarship. Eligible students will be automatically considered.

Eligible countries

Asia/Middle East

Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Bhutan, Nepal

African countries including:

Botswana, Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Malawi, Mauritius, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe (if you are an African student and your country is not on this list please contact us to check if you are eligible)

Conditions of the award

You must be classified as an international fee paying student for fee purposes.

You must be starting a full-time, campus-based LLM program commencing in January 2022 and September 2022.

The fee discount will be calculated on the basis of the standard tuition fee for each year of your course.

The scholarship will not apply for periods of industrial placement or overseas exchange, or if you suspend your studies for any reason.

In accordance with scholarship guidelines, students are allowed to hold only one University of Leicester scholarship, awarded either centrally or by a department. If you are awarded more than one scholarship, you will only receive the higher value award.

If you currently have a conditional offer of a place at the University, you will still need to fulfil any conditions stated on your offer letter.

For more information, please email scholarships@le.ac.uk.

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This award has been generously provided by the School of English.

This School of English scholarship will pay a Home tuition fee (£10,395) for one year to any school of English postgraduate taught masters course. All School of English masters entrants can apply.

1 year

Value of award (per year)

£10,395

Type of award

Tuition’

How to apply

This scholarship is available for application through the Scholarships and Funding catalogue.

After applying for your research course, you will receive an email with a link and instructions on how to access the Scholarships and Funding catalogue.

If you are a current UG or PGT student at St Andrews, you can access Scholarships and Funding through MySaint. However, you should wait until after you have applied for your intended postgraduate research programme before doing so, to ensure that the scholarship application is linked to your intended course.

Scholarship application deadline

10 February 2022

At what stage of my course application can I apply?

Please apply after you have submitted your application for a place at St Andrews. You do not need to wait until you have received an offer of a place before applying for the award.

When will I hear if my application has been successful?

The outcome of your scholarship application will be available on “View my applications” in Scholarships and Funding by late April 2022.

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Scholarships

Ohio University Lancaster Campus has many scholarship opportunities. Scholarships can help a student meet expenses connected with a college education. Some scholarships are for tuition only while others may help with tuition and — once the tuition commitment has been met — assist students with books and supplies. All upper-class students should apply for scholarships at Ohio University (Athens or Lancaster campuses) through the Online Scholarship Application found by going to the OU Financial Aid Office Homepage, www.ohio.edu/financialaid.

New freshmen students are automatically considered for scholarships when they complete the Ohio University Admissions Application. Scholarship deadline is January 15.

Phyllis Lanier
Interim Enrollment & Student Services Manager
hughesp@ohio.edu
740-681-3310

Are you worried that you may not be able to pay for college?­

Many sources of financial aid are available to help you. Last year, Ohio University Lancaster Campus | Pickerington Center distributed approximately $1 million in federal dollars to students who couldn’t afford college on their own.­ Applications for these funds are available at www.fafsa.gov.­ The OU-Lancaster campus also awarded approximately $250,000 in scholarship funds. Locally, the Fairfield County Foundation and Fairfield County Scholarship Trusts offer scholarships that may make the difference between being able to attend college or not.­ Several of these scholarships are specific to Ohio University Lancaster or our Athens campus.­­ Combined with existing federal financial aid, these scholarships can make the difference – you can start college in the fall to create a better and more secure future.­You can also visit these additional websites for various types of financial assistance: www.fairfieldcountyfoundation.org; www.fairfieldcountyscholarships.com; and www.fastweb.com.­

Barber Family Scholarship

Degree-seeking undergraduate enrolled in or accepted for admission to Ohio University Lancaster Campus and Pickerington Center; preference given to students with financial need based on the Federal Financial Aid Standards, as determined by the University’s financial aid office; a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 and/or ranked in the top 50 percent of high school year class; preference given to students enrolled in second year of coursework who demonstrate academic potential and progress.

Ohio University Baughman Family Scholarship at Ohio University Lancaster Campus

Students who attend Ohio University Lancaster Campus and Pickerington Center as an undergraduate; students who graduated from high school in Lancaster, OH, or students living within the Lancaster School District boundaries. This includes private schools, home schools, or students with GED diplomas; students must have two strong recommendations from a high school teacher, a GED instructor, a guidance counselor, a school administrator, or a community, church or government leader; students who demonstrate financial need based on federal financial aid standards, as determined by the University financial aid office; preference will be given to students who are first-generation college students; preference will be given to students who demonstrate service to the community in which they live; preference will be given to students who are working to pay a portion of their education.

Carol A. Christy Scholarship Fund

Students who attend Ohio University Lancaster Campus and Pickerington Center part time as an undergraduate; students who are at least 25 years of age; students who work and/or have family responsibilities in addition to their college studies; students who maintain at least a 2.0 GPA.­

Ohio University Lancaster Endowment for International Studies

This scholarship is awarded to a deserving international student wishing to attend the Lancaster Campus or a student pursuing a degree related to international study.­

Dr. Jean Lawrence Bryant Scholarship

Preference for this scholarship is given to non-traditional female students who are single parents; consideration will also be given to men who are single parents.­

Community Bank Scholarship

Students who attend Ohio University Lancaster Campus and Pickerington Center as an undergraduate; students from Fairfield and Athens counties pursuing an undergraduate degree in business or related fields; priority will be given to applicants seeking a bachelor’s degree, but associate degree applicants are considered; applicants must have a 2.5 grade point average to be considered for the award.

Dean’s Freshman Scholarship

Those eligible to apply must have achieved at least two of the following:­

A high school grade point average of 3.5 (B+) or above.­

Rank in the top 25% of their high school graduating class.­

An enhanced ACT composite score of at least 24 or a combined SAT score of at least 1,000.­

Rank as the valedictorian or salutatorian of their high school class;­

Students must be registered as a full-time student on the Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center to remain eligible for the award.

Dean’s Upperclass Scholarship

Students eligible for this scholarship are upperclassmen with a 3.3 accumulative average who have completed at least 30 semester hours; Transfer students are eligible but must be enrolled at least one semester prior to receiving the award and have earned a minimum of 12 hours with a 3.3 average; Students must be registered as a full-time student on the Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center to remain eligible for the award.

The Dorothy Ent Coleman Scholarship

Students enrolled at Ohio University Lancaster Campus and Pickerington Center with above-average scholastic standing; full or part-time undergraduate students; maintain a grade point average of 3.0.

William Donelly Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded to graduates of Lancaster High School attending Ohio University (Athens or Lancaster).

Fairfield National Bank Scholarship

Full-time or part-time degree seeking undergraduate enrolled in or accepted for admission to Ohio University Lancaster Campus and Pickerington Center; students who demonstrate financial need based on federal financial aid standards, as determined by the University’s financial aid office; recipients must be pursuing a degree in applied management, finance, accounting or related fields.

Freshmen Excellence Scholarship

Students who are incoming freshmen with a composite ACT score of 25 or higher and in the top 20% of their high school graduating class or a 3.7 grade point average will be considered for this full-tuition one-year renewable scholarship; students who complete at least 30 credit hours by the end of spring semester of the first year and achieve an OU grade point average of 3.3 will have the scholarship renewed for their second year.

Freshmen Achievement Scholarship

Students who are incoming freshmen with a composite ACT score of 23 or 24, or higher, and in the top 20% of their high school graduating class or a 3.5 grade point average will be considered for this one-year half-tuition scholarship; Students who complete at least 30 credit hours by the end of spring semester of the first year and achieve an OU grade point average of 3.3 will have the scholarship renewed for their second year.

Suzy L. Geiger Memorial Scholarship

Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; preference will be given to students who exhibit financial need; preference will be given to students who are working to pay for his/her educational expenses.

Clayton & Matilda George Scholarship

Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; recipients of this scholarship must have attended Fairfield Union High School and maintained a 2.5 grade point average.

Joan Kirst Gilchrist Award

Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; students must have completed at least four accounting technology courses.

David Johnston Scholarship

Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; the recipient is selected based on financial need in addition to academic success.

Fred Kalister Endowed Award

Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; preference for this scholarship will be given to students pursuing a degree in art or English; preference will be given to students who demonstrate financial need based on federal financial aid standards, as determined by the University’s financial aid office.

James Karns Mathematics Scholarship

Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; students majoring in mathematics, education or related fields; students with a grade point average of 3.0 or higher.

Charles Kilburger Scholarship (full-tuition scholarship)

Students who are enrolled and begin their studies full-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; student should reside in Fairfield County, OH; students may transfer with this scholarship to the Athens campus as academic programming requires; students must maintain a 2.7 or above GPA to maintain the scholarship for four years; preference will be given to students who demonstrate financial need based on federal financial aid standards, as determined by the University’s financial aid office.

Dennis & Mary Ann Lupher Scholarship

Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; students with a GPA of 3.0 or above or graduate in the 40% of high school class; preference will be given to students who are non-traditional (over age 25).

Betty Menson Scholarship

Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; preference will be given to students who are non-traditional (over age 25); preference will be given to students who demonstrate financial need based on federal financial aid standards, as determined by the University’s financial aid office; students who demonstrate academic achievement. This scholarship has a later deadline of July 31.

Joan Nixon Freshman Scholarship

Students who are enrolled at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; this scholarship is awarded to the outstanding freshman applicant from Lancaster High School or Fairfield County.

Joan Nixon Transfer Scholarship

Scholarship is awarded to students relocating to the Athens Campus from the Lancaster Campus.

OUL Challenge Scholarship (established by Mark Sells and Family)

Students who are enrolled full-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; preference will be given to students who demonstrate financial need based on federal financial aid standards, as determined by the University’s financial aid office; students with a minimum GPA of 2.7.

PNC Bank Scholarship

Students who are enrolled full-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; students must be majoring in business administration or related fields; an accumulative grade point average of 2.75 is required for scholarship.

Scott Shepherd Memorial Scholarship

Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; preference will be given to students seeking a degree in communication studies; consideration will be given to applicants with physical disabilities.

Charles R. and Marilyn Y. Stuckey OUL Scholarship

(up to 90% tuition scholarship) Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; preference will be given to students who graduated from Lancaster High School or William V. Fisher Catholic High School; students with a GPA of at least 3.4; students who are pursuing a degree in engineering, computer science, natural sciences, industrial technology, mathematics or related fields.

Herbert Stalter Scholarship

Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; Preference will be given to non-traditional students (over the age of 25); preference will be given to students who are majoring in history; there is no GPA disqualifier but preference will be given to those with a GPA between 2.5 and 3.5; student must be demonstrating hard work and dedication to their studies; financial need will be considered for this award.

The Larry E. Tipton Working Student Scholarship

Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; preference will be given to students majoring in business, education, communication or marketing; students who graduated from a high school within Fairfield County or contiguous counties with high academic standing; students who maintain a full-time or part-time job at the time of application process (must have a job to renew scholarship in subsequent years); student must have a strong recommendation from current employer, with dates of employment.

The Dr. James Bryant International Scholarship

Preference will be given to international students who attend Ohio University Lancaster Campus and Pickerington Center.­ Students pursuing academic opportunities overseas may also apply for this award.­

Richard C. & Betty Jo Weiser Endowed Scholarship

Students who are enrolled full- or part-time at Ohio University Lancaster Campus or Pickerington Center; this scholarship is awarded alternately every other year; preference will be given to students pursuing a degree in business, education or related fields; financial need will be considered for this award.

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Are you a young graduate student committed to the development of Asia and the Pacific?

Our ADB Internship Program will allow you to work in a major international organization and gain a deeper understanding of development finance.

What We Look For

Come work with us if you…

are committed to contributing to the development, cooperation and integration of countries in Asia and the Pacific

are a citizen of an ADB member

have a strong academic background, preferably with a postgraduate degree such as an MBA, Masters, or Ph.D.

have considerable expertise and experience in your profession

have experience in projects and programs for developing countries

are proficient in both written and spoken English

can work with individuals of different nationalities and cultures

We embrace diversity and value a wide spectrum of views, cultures, academic and professional backgrounds. Staff of different nationalities come together to work for a common goal regardless of age, gender, religion or disability. Women are highly encouraged to apply.

Applications are open until the end of January: bit.ly/3z6W72o

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Several competitive scholarships of differing amounts are available for students wishing to study at Hokkaido University. Please see the sections below for the scholarships you can apply for prior to leaving your home country.

Hokkaido University President’s Fellowship

Hokkaido University is seeking applicants for the Hokkaido University President’s Fellowship. This scholarship is for prospective international students enrolling in Master’s, Professional, or Doctoral Degree programs who plan to enroll in October 2022. Applicants must possess an excellent academic record as well as a strong interest in Hokkaido University and Japanese culture.

2022 Application Guidelines

Form 1

Form 2

Eligibility Requirements

Applicant must be a current student or alumnus of a university which concluded an “Inter-University Exchange Agreement” and a “Memorandum of Understanding on Student Exchange” with Hokkaido University. Students who are already enrolled at Hokkaido University cannot apply for this scholarship. Applicants must be self-supporting and without other scholarships or fellowships at the time of enrollment.

Application Period

November 1^st, 2021 – January 7^th, 2022

Applicants must submit the required documents to their university

The reports of research from recipients

Hokkaido University Special Grant Program for Self-Supported International Students 

This grant is for prospective international students applying to enter a doctoral program.  Recipients have their tuition fees waved in exchange for working as a Research Assistant. To obtain this special grant, applicants must have excellent an academic record and be able to prove how their research can make an impact on an international scale in their chosen field.

The Special Grant Program is for international students applying to a doctoral course in one of the following graduate schools:

Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine

Graduate School of Environmental Science

Graduate School of Chemical Sciences and Engineering

Graduate School of Biomedical Science and Engineering

The reports of research from recipients

The application process for this scholarship is conducted by each graduate school. Please note that not all graduate schools participate in this program — please refer to the list above.

For more details on the program, you may send your inquiries to the Student Support Division at the Institute for the Advancement of Higher Education or send them an e-mail to: scholarship[at]academic.hokudai.ac.jp

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EU Grant: 4236000 EUR

You have earned a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related discipline? If your ambition is to deepen your expertise and to enhance your career oppor­tunities in the vibrant field of Embedded Systems then you are at the right place. Please take a look at the EMECS course.

The European Masters programme in Embedded Computing Systems (EMECS) is a two-years Master’s course where each of the two academic years is spent at a different EMECS partner university. The partner universities of our consortium are Technische Universität Kaisers­lautern, University of Southampton, Politecnico Di Torino and Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

EMECS – http://www.emecs.eu

Project locations: Germany, Italy, Norway, United Kingdom

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Learn to use machine learning in Python in this introductory course on artificial intelligence.

What you’ll learn

Graph search algorithms

Reinforcement learning

Machine learning

Artificial intelligence principles

How to design intelligent systems

How to use AI in Python programs

Course description

AI is transforming how we live, work, and play. By enabling new technologies like self-driving cars and recommendation systems or improving old ones like medical diagnostics and search engines, the demand for expertise in AI and machine learning is growing rapidly. This course will enable you to take the first step toward solving important real-world problems and future-proofing your career.

CS50’s Introduction to Artificial Intelligence with Python explores the concepts and algorithms at the foundation of modern artificial intelligence, diving into the ideas that give rise to technologies like game-playing engines, handwriting recognition, and machine translation. Through hands-on projects, students gain exposure to the theory behind graph search algorithms, classification, optimization, reinforcement learning, and other topics in artificial intelligence and machine learning as they incorporate them into their own Python programs. By course’s end, students emerge with experience in libraries for machine learning as well as knowledge of artificial intelligence principles that enable them to design intelligent systems of their own.

Enroll now to gain expertise in one of the fastest-growing domains of computer science from the creators of one of the most popular computer science courses ever, CS50. You’ll learn the theoretical frameworks that enable these new technologies while gaining practical experience in how to apply these powerful techniques in your work.

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