Kugira ngo umubano wanyu urusheho kuba mwiza no kuzaba mwiza hari interuro n’ ingingo mudakwiye kubwira umugore wawe cyangwa umukobwa mukundana.

8 Wakundanye n’ abagabo bangahe ?

Iki kibazo si ngombwa kukibaza umukobwa mukundana cyangwa umugore wawe, kuko nta mubare w’ abagabo wagenwe umukobwa cyangwa umugore agomba gukundana nawo, ngo wenda ube wabimubaza kugira ngo umenye ko yagejeje kuri uwo mubare. Iki kibazo abagore baracyanga kandi nta n’ icyo cyongera mu mibanire y’ abakundana.

7. Urashaka kunsura.

Akenshi umusore wasohokanye n’ umukobwa aba ashaka ko uwo mukobwa anamusura. Ni byiza kwirinda kumubaza iki kibazo ahubwo ukabimubwira mu buryo butari ikibazo kandi buha umukunzi wawe amahitamo. Uti ‘Si byiza ko ijoro turikesha turi hano’. Niba nanone ushaka kumuha gahunda y’ ubutaha mwari kumwe cyangwa mwavugana sibyiza ko urashaka kunsura kuko ahita akeka ko ushaka ko muryamana. Ikiza umubaza aho yifuza ko ubutaha muzahurira.

6. Urashyaka guhura n’ umuryango wanjye ?

Kujyana umukunzi wawe mu rugo iwanyu ni ikintu cy’ ingeni mu rukundo. Gishobora no kugira icyo cyangiza mu rukundo rwanyu igihe umuryango wawe utari witeguye. Kubaza umukobwa niba ashaka ko uzajya kumwereka umuryango wawe byumvikana nko kubimuhatiriza. Aho kubimubaza wabimumenyesha ukamusaba ko azakubwira igihe azaba yiteguye.

5. Byari bimeze bite ?

Kuko muba mukundana ntabwo umukobwa atinyuka kukubwira ko bitagenze neza kuko aba adashaka kukubabaza, ikiza ni uko utegereza akazabikugaragariza.

4. Iyo myenda ntabwo ikubereye

Uru ni urugero rw’ interuro ubwira umukobwa mukundana cyangwa umugore wawe ikamubabaza. Ikiza wamubwira ko iyo myenda yambaye utayikunze ukamuha ibisobanuro ariko iyo umubwiye ko imyenda yambaye itamubereye yiyumvamo ko unenze imiterere ye.

3 Warabyibushye ?

Niba warabyibushye nawe aba abizi, nta mpamvu yo kubimwibutsa, ahubwo wamufasha gukora siporo no kurya neza.

2. Sinkunda inshuti zawe

Aho kugira ngo ubwire umugore wawe cyangwa umukunzi wawe ko afite inshuti mbi , ahubwo umufasha kubona no guhitamo inshuti nziza akareka inshuti za kera.

1. Umukunzi wanjye wa mbere yankoreraga ibi mu gitanda nawe bikore

Igihe ukeneye ko umugore wawe cyangwa umukunzi wawe mushya agukorera ibyo umukunzi wawe mwatandukanye yagukoreraga ni bibi kubimubwira ahubwo ikiza ni uko ubimwigisha ukamubwira ko ubikunda, icyo gihe nawe arabigukorera ariko iyo umubwiye umukunzi wawe wa kera yumva ko urimo kwicuza kuba mwaratandukanye ku buryo bishobora kurakaza umugore wawe akakubwira ati ‘uzamusange, wamusize utamureba’.

Application Deadlines: August 13, 2021

The Public Affairs Section of the U.S. Embassy is pleased to announce the recruitment of candidates for the academic year 2022-2023 Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program. This fellowship program brings accomplished mid-level professionals to the United States for a year of academic and professional work. Fellowships awarded under the Humphrey Fellowship Program are subject to the availability of funding.

The Humphrey Fellowship Program is a Fulbright program that brings accomplished young and mid-career professionals with demonstrated leadership potential to the United States for a year of non-degree graduate-level study, leadership development, and substantive professional collaboration with U.S. counterparts. By providing future leaders and policy makers with experience in U.S. society, culture, and professional fields, the program provides a basis for lasting, productive ties between Cambodians and their professional counterparts in the United States. The fellowships are granted competitively to both public and private sector candidates with a commitment to public service in the fields of:

Human and Institutional Capacity:

Economic Development

Finance & Banking

Public Policy Analysis and Public Administration

Technology Policy and Management

Human Resource Management

Rights and Freedoms: 

Communications and Journalism

International Religious Freedom

Law and Human Rights

Trafficking in Persons Policy & Prevention

Sustainable Lands:

Agricultural and Rural Development

Natural Resources, Environmental Policy, and Climate Change

Urban and Regional Planning

Thriving Communities:

Contagious and Infectious Diseases

Public Health Policy and Management

HIV&AIDS, Policy and Prevention \

Substance Abuse Education, Treatment and Prevention (see 4b)

Educational Administration, Planning, and Policy

Higher Education Administration

Teaching English as a Foreign Language

To be eligible, applicants must have the following qualifications:

Demonstrate commitment to public service and potential for advancement in their professions

A minimum of five years of professional experience (prior to August 2022) in the relevant field

Completed a university degree program requiring at least four years of full-time study in order to qualify for admission to U.S. programs of graduate study

Have an interest in the policy aspects of their field of specialization

Proficiency in both written and spoken English with a minimum TOEFL test score of 525 paper-based or 71 internet-based (Candidates with lower scores may be nominated for the Long-term English Training.)

Demonstrate the required experience, skills, and commitment while also indicating how they can benefit from this program in ways that they have not already experienced 

Persons are not eligible if they are:

Recent university graduates, even if they have significant positions.

University teachers or academic researchers with no management responsibilities (except in the fields of Substance Abuse Education, Prevention, and Treatment, or Teaching of English as a Foreign Language)

Individuals who have attended a graduate school in the U.S. for one academic year or more during the seven years prior to August 2022.

Individuals with recent third-country experiences, especially in developed countries

Individuals with U.S. in-country experience of any kind lasting more than six months during the five years prior to August 2022

Individuals with dual U.S. citizenship or U.S. permanent residents

The Humphrey Fellowship grants provide round-trip transportation to the United States, tuition fees, and living expenses for full-time study. Grant provisions do not include financial support for dependents.

Application forms are available at the IIE website: https://apply.iie.org/huberthhumphrey Applicants need to create a new account and follow the instructions outlined on this website before completing the application forms and other supporting documents.

Source: Official Website and US Embassy in Cambodia.

The Malaysian Technical Cooperation Program (MTCP) was established in 1980 as Malaysia’s commitment to South-South Cooperation through the sharing of Malaysia’s development experiences and expertise with other developing countries.

The objectives of the MTCP are:

To share experience with other developing countries;

To strengthen bilateral ties with developing countries;

To encourage and promote South-South Cooperation; and

To encourage and promote technical cooperation within developing countries.

MTCP is premised on the principle that the development of a country is dependent on the quality of its human capital and resources. MTCP emphasizes on human resources development mainly through training and capacity-building courses including short-term courses at Malaysian public and private training institutions, and long-term courses at Malaysian public universities.

Annually, Malaysia’s flagship MTCP offers more than 60 technical training and capacity-building programmes in vast areas of development to developing countries in collaboration with leading local training institutions and international development partners. To date, more than 34,500 participants from 144 developing countries have benefited from the various programmes offered under the MTCP.

MTCP SHOLARSHIP

The MTCP Scholarship is sponsored by the Malaysian government and is dedicated to international students from the developing world to pursue their postgraduate studies in Malaysia, whilst at the same time acquire the necessary knowledge and skills that could contribute to the development of their home country. The duration of the award is between 12 to 24 months for Master’s Degree Programme.

The MTCP Scholarship is open to eligible candidates from the developing countries. Further details of the scholarship can be accessed through this link:

https://biasiswa.mohe.gov.my/INTER/index.php

The online application system is open from 5^th July 2021 until 16^th August 2021.

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Essex Business School is offering £3,000 to students starting their course in January 2022 who attend an interview with the MBA Team and accept their offer of a place on the full-time Essex MBA by the end of October 2021.

The award will be offered in the form of a tuition fee discount of £3,000.

Eligibility

If your online application to the Essex MBA is successful, you will be invited to interview as soon as possible and you may receive an offer to study on the course. You will automatically receive an award if you subsequently accept your offer of study by 31 October 2021 (if your course starts in January 2022).

Who is eligible:

Home (UK), EU and overseas students who are entirely self-funded. It is not available to students who are fully or partly sponsored

students who are applying to the full-time MBA programme. It is not available to students applying to the part-time or executive programmes

this scholarship can be held in conjunction with an Essex MBA Dean’s Award offered at less than 50% of course fee only, it cannot be held in conjunction with an Essex MBA Dean’s Award valued at 50% course fee or more. It cannot be held in conjunction with other University of Essex scholarships, including the Alumni Loyalty Discount.

if you have been offered a scholarship but request to defer your entry, your scholarship offer will be reconsidered in line with the terms and conditions that apply in the new year of entry.

How to apply

If you are successfully awarded a place on the course you will be invited to interview as soon as possible. You will automatically receive an award if you subsequently accept your offer of study by 31 October 2021 (if your course starts in January 2022).

Full details

Please read the full terms and conditions for your entry year before applying for or accepting a scholarship or bursary. They contain important information about eligibility, how you’ll receive your funding and whether this award can be combined with others or not.

MBA Early Bird Discount – January 2022 start – Terms and conditions for 2021-2022 entry (.pdf)

If you’re a current student looking for information about an award you received, see our terms and conditions for previous years.

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Scholarships for tuition fees may be available for international students who are resident in  emerging economies. The eligibility of scholarship will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Recipients of scholarships may be expected to conduct ministerial duties at a local church in Singapore during the course of study, and they will be expected to serve their own sending church upon the completion of their studies. Interested applicants may register their interest by sending us a CV via email.

ASIAN PASTORAL INSTITUTE

357 Pasir Panjang Road
Singapore 118697

(65) 6779-7559

enquiry@api.edu.sg

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Application Deadlines: October 15, 2021

MIPLC is a part of the DAAD’s scholarship program for “Development-Related Postgraduate Courses”. If you would like to apply for the scholarship offered in this context, please note that several special conditions apply.

What is Covered by the Scholarship?

Scholarship recipients will get

A full MIPLC fee waiver

A monthly stipend of EUR 850

Payments towards health, accident and liability insurance coverage in Germany

A travel allowance, unless these costs are covered by the home country or by another funding source

A study and research allowance

A mandatory two-month German course before the start of the MIPLC LL.M. program (August and September, in Munich or another German city).

Since the DAAD scholarship includes a full fee waiver, you must apply simultaneously for MIPLC financial assistance (cf. section 2a).

Eligibility Criteria

Please also refer to the brochure for “Development-Related Postgraduate Courses” for more information. Where MIPLC and DAAD requirements differ, the stricter one applies. You are eligible for the DAAD scholarship if you meet the following requirements in addition to the MIPLC admission criteria (cf. section 1):

You are from a developing country (according to the OECD DAC list) and have not been living outside your home country (or another developing country) for more than the past two years.

You hold at least a four-year Bachelor’s degree (or a three-year Bachelor’s degree plus a further degree), completed with above-average results.

You received your latest degree no more than six years before your application.

You have at least two years of full-time professional experience gained in a public authority or a state or private company in a developing country. To meet this requirement, it is sufficient if you have completed the two years by February of the year in which you intend to start your studies at MIPLC. Scientific university staff and academics are not the core target group of this program and are therefore considered only in exceptional cases.

Special Application Deadlines

You have to apply more than a year in advance, i.e. between June 1 and October 15 for the following academic year.

Application and Selection Procedure

Please refer to the Application Instructions for detailed information.

Complete applications will be evaluated for admission on a rolling basis. From all admitted applicants, we will put together a shortlist of candidates, who will be invited for a video conference interview taking place in January or February. Based on these interviews, the MIPLC will pre-select the scholars and the DAAD will take the final decision in early March.

Source: Official Website HERE.

1．Purpose

This project is aimed at providing an opportunity to study in Japan for young Japanese descendants having definite plans and dreams of promoting understanding between the country of resident and Japan and contributing to the development of the country of resident and local communities.

2．Qualification Requirements

（1）Applicants must be Japanese descents (regardless of nationality, educational background or previous visits to Japan).
（2）Applicants must be 18 to 35 years old in principle.
（3）Applicants must be recommended by overseas Japanese descent organizations.
（4）Applicants must have a dream of acquiring technical knowledge and, after returning home, playing active roles in the countries of resident and local communities.
（5）Applicants should have a dream of working as a bridge for their countries of resident and Japan by making most of overseas study experiences.
（6）Applicants must be willing to participate in overseas students’ volunteer activities and social action programs.

3．Country

Mainly in Central and South America area
(Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, etc)

4．Number of Students to be accepted

About 5 students

5．Recruiting Period

From June 1 to July 31, 2021

6．Selection

（1）Primary selection:
Documentary examination in the first 10 days of September
（2）Secondary selection:
Online interview between the last 10 days of September and the first 10 days of October
（3）Final decision of acceptance/rejection:
Late October

7．Notice of Acceptance/Rejection

Applicants will be notified of the results of primary selection and secondary selection in writing. No inquiries regarding applicant’s acceptance or rejection will be accepted.

8．Educational Institutions

Any educational institution is acceptable. Applicants, however, must select a school and negotiate with it on enrollment formalities. If applicants want to study at Japanese-language schools, they must be those designated by us.

（1）Applicants who have been already admitted to educational institutions Applicants who have been already admitted to schools in Japan (universities and graduate schools) after April 1, 2022 must submit an informal letter of acceptance. An applicant without an informal letter of acceptance at the time of application is required to indicate the name of the desired educational institution in the Overseas Study Plan. In either case, the successful applicant must obtain a letter of acceptance (or a certificate showing he/she is scheduled to be admitted) by the end of March 2022.

（2）Applicants without desired educational institutions They must go through the enrollment formalities at a Japanese-language school after April 1, 2022. They are required to negotiate with desired schools on enrollment formalities at their own risk or must pass the entrance examination. In all cases, applicants must decide on their desired school by the end of March 2023. If they fail to decide on the school by that time, scholarship payment will be suspended.

9．Details of Scholarship Payment to Students

（1）Round-trip airfare
（2）Any expense to be paid to the school including examination fee, admission charge, tuition, course materials, etc.
（3）Living expense (130,000 yen/month), housing expense (max. 50,000 yen/month), key money (max. 200,000 yen), student commutation ticket, medical insurance premium (fraternal insurance), etc.
（4）Expenses for group workshops and participation fees for academic conferences

10．Period of Overseas Study

Maximum 5 years. However, if the student spends an extra year at the school or the secretariat finds the student against the spirit of this scholarship system, the scholarship payment will be suspended.

11．Japanese Language Proficiency

It is desirable that the applicant is proficient enough in Japanese that he/she has no trouble listening to lectures at the school or leading daily life in Japan. If applicants wish to improve their Japanese, they will be able to take Japanese lessons for 6 months to one year.

12．Application Methods and Documents

Applicants must send the following documents to our office by July 31.

For overseas applicants, the application documents can be sent via e-mail in case it is difficult to send them by post due to the spread of COVID-19. If sending by e-mail, please be sure to send it to Nikkei Scholarship address(nikkei-scholar@jadesas.or.jp).

（1）Personal History (Form 1)
（2）Photo(4.5cm×3.5cm)
（3）Composition (Form 2)
（4）Overseas Study Plan (Form 3)
（5）Informal Letter of Acceptance (Form 4) (Optional.For applicants who were already admitted to the schools in Japan)
（6） Medical History (Form 5)
（7）Letter of Recommendation by overseas Japanese descent organizations (Form 6)
（8）Confirmation of Intent (Form7)
（9）Graduation certificate or student registration certificate (translation required)

*The above-noted documents prepared in local language are acceptable.
*Essay (Form No.2) must not exceed one page in length.
*When sending the informal letter of acceptance, Medical History, Letter of Recommendation by Japanese descent organizations, and Confirmation of Intent, they must be original documents. No photocopy is accepted.
*Where the final school does not issue a graduation certificate, a copy of graduation diploma notarized by a notary public must be submitted.
*Submitted documents will not be returned under any circumstances.
*Please note that “entry form”is not application document.You cannot be accepted unless all application documents is submitted by postal mail.
*Applicants should consult our office in advance if there are issues such as not able to obtain a copy of graduation certificate or send an original letter of recommendation, due to the spread of COVID-19.



*Applicants should fill in the “entry form” and press “send” button,then you will receive email that contain the link to application form download page.
*Please note that “entry form”is not application document.You cannot be accepted unless all application documents is submitted by postal mail.
*There is a problem with the URL of the application form for those who registered via Gmail. If you do not find the URL in your spam box, please contact us(nikkei-scholar@jadesas.or.jp).

13．Information＆Documents destination

2-3-1, Shinko, Naka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa, 231-0001, Japan
JICA Yokohama 2F
“Kaigai Nikkeijin Kyokai / Nikkei Scholarship”
TEL :045-211-1788 FAX : 045-211-1781

Official website

Objective

ERP Study Scholarships are sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi) to provide foreign graduates of Economics and Business Administration with opportunities to complete a Master’s degree course at a state (public) or state-recognised German higher education institution and to gain a Master’s Degree in Germany in the field of Economics and Business Administration .

Who can apply?

Excellently-qualified graduates who have completed a first degree (Bachelor, Diplom or comparable academic degree) in the field of Economics and Business Administration at the latest by the time they commence their scholarship-supported study programme.

What can be funded?

A complete Master’s degree programme in Germany

Duration of the funding

18 – 24 months. Scholarships are awarded for degree courses with a duration of 3 or 4 semesters. To receive further funding after the first year of study, proof of academic achievements thus far should indicate that the study programme can be successfully completed within the standard period of study.

Value

Scholarship payments of 850 euros a month

Study allowance of 460 euros a year

Payments towards health, accident and personal liability insurance cover

Travel allowance

Upon decision of the selection committee the DAAD may fund attendance of a German language course at a language school in Germany for two months before the scholarship-supported studies begin.

Further payments can be paid upon application (Family allowances cannot be paid).

Selection

Scholarship holders are selected by selection committees in the home countries.

Further information

If the degree programme includes a stay abroad, funding for this stay abroad will only be considered if it does not take place in the home country and if it lasts a maximum of 25 per cent of the scholarship term.

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Application deadlines: September 1, 2022

The scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation grants scholarships to graduates, and doctoral students from outside Germany. An application for a scholarship for an undergraduate degree is not possible.

The application deadline is March 1st and September 1st. Please note: We only accept online applications. The application portal will be opened about 6 weeks before the application deadline.

International applicants have to prove their proficiency in German. Good or very good knowledge of the German language is required (at least B2 Level or DSH2).

Application Process

Please note: We accept only online applications

1. Gather information on the application process and the requested documents
2. Register for the online application portal
3. Provide the requested information in the Online Application Portal
4. After uploading all of your documents, submit your application before the end of the application deadline

Information Sheets

Student scholarship:

Info Sheet A1-1 (PDF)

Application Form (in German, PDF)

Expert Reference Form (PDF)

Please use Adobe Acrobat Reader to fill in the form

Doctoral sholarship:

Info Sheet A2-1 (PDF)

Application Form (in German, PDF)

Expert Reference Form (PDF)

Please use Adobe Acrobat Reader to fill in the form

Source: Official website HERE.

DAAD scholarships offer graduates the opportunity to continue their education in Germany with a postgraduate or continuing course of study. The scholarships also promote the exchange of experience and networking amongst colleagues.

Who can apply?

Foreign applicants who have gained a first university degree in the fields of Fine Art, Design, Visual Communication and Film at the latest by the time they commence their scholarship-supported study programme.

What can be funded?

In this study programme, you can complete

a Master’s degree course/postgraduate degree course leading to a final qualification, or

a complementary course without degree (not an undergraduate course)

at a state or state-recognised German university of your choice.
This programme only funds projects in the artistic and creative area. Other DAAD scholarship programmes are available for applicants from the field of History of Art or Art Studies or for artists with a scientific project.

Duration of the funding

Master’s degree:

Between 10 and 24 months depending on the length of the chosen study programme

Start: usually from 1st October, of the following year or earlier if a German language course is taken prior to the study programme

The scholarships are awarded for the duration of the standard period of study for the chosen study programme (up to a maximum of 24 months). In the case of 2-year courses, further funding is provided after the first year of study, if your academic achievements thus far indicate that you will successfully complete the study programme within a reasonable period of time.

Applicants who are already in Germany in the first year of a postgraduate course at the time of application may apply for funding for their second year of study. It is not possible to extend the scholarship.

Complementary studies not leading to a final qualification:

one academic year

Start: usually from 1st October of the following year, or earlier if a German language course is taken prior to the study programme

Value

A monthly payment of 861 euros

Travel allowance

One-off study allowance

Payments towards health, accident and personal liability insurance cover

Under certain circumstances, scholarship holders may receive the following additional benefits:

Monthly rent subsidy

Monthly allowance for accompanying members of family

In the case of a disability or chronic illness: subsidy for additional costs which result from the disability or chronic illness and are not covered by other funding providers: Further information

To enable scholarship holders to learn German in preparation for their stay in the country, DAAD offers the following services:

Payment of course fees for an online language course after receipt of the Scholarship Award Letter

if necessary: German language course (2, 4 or 6 months) before the start of the study visit in Germany; the DAAD decides whether to fund participation and for how long depending on German language skills and project. Participation in a language course is compulsory if the language of instruction or working language is German at the German host institution. Due to the pandemic, German courses may take place online.

Allowance for a personally chosen German language course during the scholarship period

Reimbursement of the fees for the TestDaF or DSH test which has either been taken in the home country after receipt of the Scholarship Award Letter or in Germany before the end of the funding period

Selection

After you have uploaded your application documents to the DAAD portal, the DAAD will first carry out a formal check. It will be checked whether the application requirements have been met and whether the application is complete. If this is the case, you will be asked to submit your work samples.
A special DAAD committee made up of professors from German art, design and film schools makes the final decision about scholarships in the fields of Fine Art, Film, Design, Visual Communication and Film. The decision is based upon written applications and work samples which have to be submitted (see: www.daad.de/extrainfo).

Selection criteria

the artistic qualification and artistic maturity, measured by study achievements and work samples

the quality of the project as measured by the study plan and the letter of motivation

Further information

Confirmation of a scholarship does not automatically guarantee admission to one of the universities. The respective university decides whether or not to offer scholarship holders a place. In most cases, applicants are required to take an entrance examination. Please find out in time about admission requirements and application deadlines and interview dates at your chosen university, and bear in mind that these may be several months before the planned start of your studies or even before the DAAD awards the scholarship. We cannot cover the costs of the entrance examination. If an applicant is offered a scholarship by the DAAD but fails to be admitted to any of the universities indicated in the application, he/she may not make use of the scholarship that has already been awarded.

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Application Deadlines:

What is the Master’s Program Infrastructure Planning (MIP) about?

A well-planned system of infrastructure facilities is the primary prerequisite for development in any country. There is a pressing international need for professionals capable of directing the conception, planning and construction of infrastructure facilities for transportation, water and waste management on the urban as well as the regional level while integrating economic, social, and ecological and management aspects.

Master’s Program Infrastructure Planning, at the University of Stuttgart, offers an internationally acclaimed M.Sc. program since 1983. The program focuses on an integrated approach to planning and brings together students with an architecture/urban planning background from their bachelor studies with civil engineers. The program also equips students with the necessary skills to plan, appraise, evaluate and deliver large-scale complex infrastructure projects fit for the challenges of the 21st century.

About the Program:

The MIP program is a two year research-oriented Master of Science program (M.Sc.) taught in English.  A large part of the module included in the program is based on the research activities of the participating institutes so that the latest research findings are incorporated into teaching. Students learn to work independently and in groups on various development related topics associated with different research institutes at the University of Stuttgart. Faculty members from a range of institutes and experienced practitioners share their knowledge with an average of 35 students per session. Special emphasis is placed on an interdisciplinary approach to planning in an intercultural context, which is an essential qualification for modern infrastructure planners in large scale and complex projects, especially in international project cooperation.

The MIP curriculum provides sound training and understanding of:

basic knowledge in several important areas of infrastructure planning (urban development, regional planning, hydraulic engineering, energy supply, road and rail transport, economics, ecology, social aspects of spatial planning) and understand their relevant scientific and engineering contexts.

the methods for the development of spatial planning concepts on different levels of spatial planning have the skills to evaluate them and to implement them by appropriate technical measures and installations.

estimation, recognition and evaluation of the problems caused by and in dealing with infrastructure measures and to plan and carry out the necessary analytical, model-based and experimental studies.

have the engineering skills to develop, plan and operate infrastructure projects and are familiar with the economic, environmental and social impacts of these projects.

skills to implement infrastructure measures in organizational and administrative terms.

acquired specialist and interdisciplinary key qualifications to independently develop new approaches to problem-solving, identify, obtain, analyze and critically question the necessary information basis and to transfer the results to their country-specific background.

Who should apply?

The MIP program targets professionals or students who is specialized as Civil engineers, architects and urban planners as well as graduates from related fields of study who wish to gain insight into infrastructure planning in a broad, integrated context and who want to prepare for international and complex planning tasks.

Professional prospects after the program:

Graduates of this program will be well placed to help create more holistic, robust and sustainable infrastructure project outcomes. The career goals might be infrastructure planner in the private sector/consultant, civil servant dealing with various aspects of infrastructure planning on the regional/national level, or decision-maker in policy and planning. Graduates will be capable of directing and coordinating the work of international and interdisciplinary teams of specialists from a wide variety of infrastructure-related fields.

Presidential Scholarships range from $21,000 to $25,000 per year. All prospective students that have applied and been admitted by the priority deadline of March 1 are automatically considered for these awards. Recipients of these tuition scholarships are chosen based on a complete review of the application for admission.

Awards are based on a variety of criteria depending on the type of scholarship and are not based on financial need. PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL SCHOLARSHIPS ARE RENEWABLE (UP TO 4 YEARS TOTAL OR UNTIL A BACHELOR’S DEGREE IS EARNED) IF REQUIRED ACADEMIC STANDING AND GRADE POINT AVERAGE ARE MAINTAINED. For students entering one of Drake’s joint undergraduate/graduate degree paths, refer to the table below to see how undergraduate awards (including Fine Arts Scholarships) are impacted.

ProgramScholarship AvailabilityLaw 3 + 3Undergraduate awards available for 3 years or until first year of Law Program (L1).Doctor of PharmacyUndergraduate awards available for 4 years or through the 2^nd year of the Pharmacy Program (P2).Masters in Athletic TrainingUndergraduate awards available for 3 years or until the first year of the Athletic Training Program (AT1). There is a one-time, $5000 scholarship for AT1.

Official websitePresidential Scholarships range from $21,000 to $25,000 per year. All prospective students that have applied and been admitted by the priority deadline of March 1 are automatically considered for these awards. Recipients of these tuition scholarships are chosen based on a complete review of the application for admission.

Awards are based on a variety of criteria depending on the type of scholarship and are not based on financial need. PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL SCHOLARSHIPS ARE RENEWABLE (UP TO 4 YEARS TOTAL OR UNTIL A BACHELOR’S DEGREE IS EARNED) IF REQUIRED ACADEMIC STANDING AND GRADE POINT AVERAGE ARE MAINTAINED. For students entering one of Drake’s joint undergraduate/graduate degree paths, refer to the table below to see how undergraduate awards (including Fine Arts Scholarships) are impacted.

ProgramScholarship AvailabilityLaw 3 + 3Undergraduate awards available for 3 years or until first year of Law Program (L1).Doctor of PharmacyUndergraduate awards available for 4 years or through the 2^nd year of the Pharmacy Program (P2).Masters in Athletic TrainingUndergraduate awards available for 3 years or until the first year of the Athletic Training Program (AT1). There is a one-time, $5000 scholarship for AT1.

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