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Attending college should be affordable for any student. LSUS is dedicated to offering low tuition and generous scholarships so every student who applies has the opportunity to start and end their college career successfully with little to no student debt.

Select the links below to learn more about our different scholarships.

First Year Students
Freshmen Guaranteed Academic Scholarships
First-time, full-time freshman students may qualify for one of four merit-based scholarships. These scholarships, in addition to TOPS, may give some students a free education!

LSUS ProPELL Scholarship
LSUS offers the ProPELL Scholarship to assist Pell Grant eligible first-time freshmen in covering their tuition costs.

LSUS Foundation Scholarships
The LSUS Foundation, Noel Foundation and private donors generously fund scholarships for our students, most of which can be combined with our Guaranteed Academic Scholarships, TOPS, and other grants.

Transfer Students
LSUS Transfer Scholarship
Transfer students may qualify for a merit-based transfer scholarship from LSUS. The Transfer Scholarship can be combined with most LSUS Foundation Scholarships to reduce out-of-pocket costs for students.

Noel Foundation Transfer Scholarship
The Noel Foundation Transfer Scholarship is a privately-funded scholarship for incoming transfer students. Applications for the Noel Foundation Transfer Scholarship are submitted through LSUS’s online scholarship management website, Academic Works.

LSUS Foundation Scholarships
The LSUS Foundation, Noel Foundation and private donors generously fund scholarships for our students, most of which can be combined with our Guaranteed Academic Scholarships, TOPS, and other grants.

Continuing Students
LSUS Foundation Scholarships
The LSUS Foundation, Noel Foundation and private donors generously fund scholarships for our students, most of which can be combined with our Guaranteed Academic Scholarships, TOPS, and other grants.

International Students
International Student Scholarships
LSUS offers scholarships for international students with an F-1 visa who are not enrolled in a 100% online program.

LSUS Foundation Scholarships
The LSUS Foundation, Noel Foundation and private donors generously fund scholarships for our students, most of which can be combined with our Guaranteed Academic Scholarships, TOPS, and other grants.

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Scholarship at Macquarie University PhD for international students in Australia 2021-Apply Now

Closing Date: 20 Jun 2021 11pm AEST

Description

We are currently recruiting full-time international candidates to complete a PhD in Engineering at Macquarie University. A candidate with strong engineering and biochemistry background will become a key contributor to our integrated and multidisciplinary team developing single-cell analysis technology platforms.

Candidates with a proven track record in fluidics design, microdevice development, cell culture and manipulation, chemical characterisation and analytical methods will be preferred. Candidates currently in Australia with a valid visa will be preferred. As a successful candidate you will work in a dynamic, team-oriented environment to create exciting microfluidic modules that enable high-throughput, robust and automated single-cell analysis.

The scholarship will suit candidates who desire to work collaboratively within a team of researchers with different backgrounds, solve challenging research problems, and enjoy innovative projects.

Availability

This scholarship is available to eligible international candidates to undertake a direct entry 3-year PhD program or MRes Y2 + PhD Bundle program.

Scholarship Components

The scholarship is comprised of a Tuition Fee Offset and a Living Allowance Stipend.

The value and tenure of the scholarship is an “MQRES” full-time stipend rate of $28,597 per annum (in 2021 tax-exempt for up to 3 years – indexed annually).

Contact Details

Name: Dr. Ming Li
Email: ming.li@mq.edu.au
Phone: (02) 9850 9532

How to Apply

New applicants to Macquarie University will need to complete the OnlineHDR Candidature and Scholarship Application via the Online Application System and arrange for two academic referee reports to be submitted to the Higher Degree Research Office. Further information can be found on the How to Apply page.

Current applicants with a successful candidature offer less than 12 months old and currently enrolled Macquarie University candidates:

• MUST submit an online Scholarship Only Application form with supporting documents. Please refer to a Guideline on “How to submit a Scholarship only application”.
• Include any additional documentation/research output
• MUST indicate the allocation number under the scholarship details question
• MUST include ID number and full name in email subject line (in one PDF attachment)

To be eligible for a scholarship, applicants are expected to have a record of excellent academic performance and preferably, additional relevant research experience and/or peer-reviewed research activity in line with the University’s scholarship rating guidelines. Refer to the Rating Scholarship Applicants section for more information about these guidelines.

Macquarie University will advise the successful applicant of entitlements at the time of scholarship offer.

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Fully Funded Scholarship at Swansea University EPSRC and STFC PhD 2021–Apply Now

Closing date: 14 March 2021

Key Information

This scholarship is funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC).

Start date: October 2021

Supervisors: 

• Supervisor 1: Professor Prem Kumar (Physics)
• Supervisor 2: Professosr Biagio Lucini (Maths)
• Supervisor 3: Professor Tim Hollowood (Physics) & Dr Dan Thompson (Physics)

Project description:

This theoretical project will develop novel, rigorous techniques, to calculate refined measures of quantum entanglement of spatial regions in conformal field theories with boundaries (BCFTs) at large central charge, in thermal and “locally quenched” non-thermal initial states.

At large central charge, BCFT correlators that compute measures of quantum information are expected to undergo a sharp transition (as a function of the size of spatial regions). This is due to a switch in dominance between intermediate exchanges involving bulk primary states to intermediate exchanges of boundary states.

A major goal will be to make precise this qualitative picture within the framework of “generalized free fields” which have recently been proposed as the appropriate CFT construct to describe strongly coupled CFTs possessing holographic gravity duals. Little is known about interacting BCFT n-point functions. Our investigation will reveal new general features of BCFT entanglement measures at strong coupling.

A deep physical interpretation of the BCFT system has in recent months been at the epicentre of one of the most important advances in theoretical physics made in recent times (Nov 2019):
Holographic duality relates a BCFT to the same CFT propagating in the near horizon geometry of a black hole dual to the boundary degrees of freedom. Thus BCFT measures of entanglement get related to quantum entanglement entropies of subsets of Hawking radiation emitted by the black hole!

The transition between the two regimes of BCFT correlators is precisely what resolves the celebrated information loss paradox for black holes posed by Hawking. In the gravity picture the transition is between the usual black hole geometry and a new semiclassical wormhole saddle-point.

Remarkably, the wormhole geometry identifies the black hole interior with the Hawking radiation outside and reproduces the celebrated “Page curve” for the entanglement entropy of Hawking radiation required by unitarity of Quantum Mechanics.

Our goal is to understand how the black hole interior degrees of freedom are encoded in the Hawking radiation. We can extract this from strongly coupled bCFT correlators modelled by generalised free fields. We will also compare and contrast these fine-grained correlations against our previous results for weakly coupled CFTs propagating in the black hole background.

The question raised above is perhaps the single most pressing one in the effort to pick apart the complexity of the quantum state of the Hawking radiation emitted by a black hole and how universal its detailed properties are.

The inclusion of wormhole saddles in the gravitational partition function, instrumental in resolving the information loss paradox, leads to a beautiful interpretation of the gravitational description of the system: it is a sum of partition functions of the so-called 2d JT gravity defined over surfaces of arbitrary genus and arbitrary number of boundaries. Remarkably these correspond to the genus expansion of certain matrix integrals. It remains a fascinating question to understand how such a genus expansion is encoded in BCFT correlators, one which we expect to be able to attack in the final stages of the project.

The questions we plan to address are topical and yet largely unexplored. The Swansea team consists of world leading experts (TJH, DT, SPK ) in holography, string theory and QFT (BL) and has already produced publications in closely related directions and continues to pursue this research vigorously.

Eligibility

Candidates must have a First, Upper Second Class Honours or a Master’s degree with Merit, in a relevant discipline.

For candidates whose first language is not English, we require IELTS 6.5 (with 6.0 in each component) or equivalent. Please visit our website for a list of acceptable English language tests. We prefer candidates to have already met the English Language requirements at the point of application, although this is not a requirement.

This scholarship is open to UK and international candidates. Please note, international and EU students may have to pay the difference between the home (UK) UKRI fee and the institutional international student fee.

NB: If you are holding a non-UK degree, please see Swansea University degree comparisons to find out if you meet the eligibility.

If you have any questions regarding your academic eligibility based on the above comparison, please email pgrscholarships@swansea.ac.uk with the web-link to the scholarship(s) you are interested in.

Funding

This three-year fully funded scholarship covers UK tuition fees and an annual stipend of £15,285.

Research Training Support Grant (RTSG) of £1,000 per annum covering travel and other research expenses is also provided.

This scholarship is open to UK and international candidates. Please note, international and EU students may have to pay the difference between the home (UK) UKRI fee and the institutional international student fee.

How to Apply

To apply, please complete and submit the following documents to science-scholarships@swansea.ac.uk:

• College of Science PGR Scholarship Application
• Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Monitoring Form_Ffurflen Monitro
• Academic References – all scholarship applications require two supporting references to be submitted. Please ensure that your chosen referees are aware of the funding deadline, as their references form a vital part of the evaluation process. Please either include these with your scholarship application or ask your referees to send them directly to science-scholarships@swansea.ac.uk
• Academic Transcripts and Degree Certificates – academic transcripts and degree certificates must be submitted along with the scholarship application by the funding deadline. We will be using these to verify your academic qualifications.
• A recent CV

Candidates should use the ‘Supplementary Personal Statement’ section of the application form to explain why the award they are applying for particularly matches their skills and experience and how they would choose to develop the project.

Please email the documents with ‘EPSRC 34 SCHOLARSHIP 2021-2022’ in the email subject header.

Informal enquiries before the deadline for formal applications are welcome by emailing Professor Prem Kumar (S.P.Kumar@Swansea.ac.uk).

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Apply scholarships for Doctoral grants calmette and yersin in France 2021-Apply Now

Each year the Institut Pasteur Department of International Affairs allocates funding to promote and aid completion of doctoral theses for both French and foreign scientists in institutes within the Institut Pasteur International Network located outside mainland France.

Deadline for candidatures : May 05^th, 2021

The application must also include (section “Personality (s) supporting the application”):
•   One or two recommandation letters
•   Letter from your PhD supervisor
•   The opinion of the director of the host institute

Any incomplete application by the  deadline will be rejected.

Assessment criteria

A Selection Committee allocates doctoral grants based on the project’s relevance, the internship objectives and the application itself.The first step is to find a host laboratory : check the RIIP DATABASE, a unique reference base accessible by institutions, scientific staff and projects: http://databaseriip.pasteur.fr
IMPORTANT: before submitting his application, the candidate must imperatively define, with the host laboratory, scientific project and starting date of the training.

Submission of applications

Schedule

One call for applications per year :

• Call for applications : February, 12th 2021
• Closing date for applications : May, 05th 2021
• Selection Committee meeting : mid of June
• Decision notice : by mid of June

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Fully Funded Scholarships of Educational Exchanges for Development in Canada 2021-Apply Now

Deadline: March 4, 2021

Who applies: Canadian institutions

NOTE: Only Canadian institutions can submit applications on behalf of candidates. They may choose to set their own internal deadline to receive supporting documentation.

Description: The Canada-ASEAN Scholarships and Educational Exchanges for Development (SEED) program provides students, from member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), with short-term exchange opportunities for study or research in Canadian post-secondary institutions at the college, undergraduate and graduate levels.

Guidelines

The Canada-ASEAN Scholarships and Educational Exchanges for Development (SEED) program aims to reduce poverty in the developing countries of ASEAN and to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Scholarships and educational exchanges will contribute towards all Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including Goal 5 (Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls) through, for example, women’s studies, political science, anthropology, and economics; and Goal 13 (Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts) through, for example, environmental sciences/policy examining climate change mitigation and adaptation, energy, peatlands and other land use effects and strategies, and forestry.

SEED scholarships are facilitated through institutional collaborations and student exchange agreements between Canadian and ASEAN institutions. These agreements are created between colleges, technical or vocational institutions and universities. Students, hereby referred to as “candidates”, must be registered as full-time students in their home institution at the time of application and during the entire duration of their study or research stay in Canada.

Canadian post-secondary institutions

Canadian institutions are:

• responsible for submitting applications on behalf of eligible candidates from post-secondary institutions in ASEAN; and
• encouraged to promote this scholarship opportunity to faculty and staff members, as well as to partner institutions in ASEAN.

Canadian institutions with successful candidates:

• should identify a single person responsible for the administration of the contribution agreement and another person with delegated signing authority; and
• will receive contribution funding from Global Affairs Canada (legally referred to as the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development, or DFATD) to disburse as scholarships to recipients.

Southeast Asian candidates

Candidates interested in this scholarship program should contact their home institution to:

• make their interest known;
• find out if there is an existing institutional collaboration and student exchange agreement with a Canadian institution; and
• request information about the application process and selection criteria specific to the Canadian institution and provide any additional information, such as transcripts, language test results, a research project and a registration form for an exchange program.

Selected candidates are encouraged to:

• ensure that they fulfill the requirements of the Canadian institution including academic requirements, language proficiency and, if applicable, institutional student exchange program requirements;
• submit their visa application as early as possible and follow the procedures as outlined by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (generally a study permit is required for course work and a work permit is required for research);
• initiate the process for the transfer of credits to their home institution as soon as their Canadian courses have been identified; and
• contact alumni of the program through their home institution for advice and a local perspective on the scholarship experience.

Post-secondary institutions in ASEAN countries

Post-secondary institutions in ASEAN countries are encouraged to:

• communicate with post-secondary institutions they are partnered with in Canada to confirm or explore institutional collaborations and student exchange agreements;
• promote this scholarship opportunity through their international offices;
• identify strong academic candidates who meet the admission requirements for the Canadian partner institution;
• provide the candidates’ documents to the Canadian partner institution, which is responsible for submitting the scholarship applications; and
• propose to selected candidates to gain additional linguistic training, academic upgrading and cultural preparedness before their departure.

Scholarship value and duration

Funding for SEED scholarships is made available by Global Affairs Canada through its legal title: the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD).

The Canadian institution will receive funding from DFATD for all successful candidates in the form of a contribution agreement and will be responsible for providing the funds to scholarship recipients.

The scholarship value varies depending on the duration and level of study. The scholarship value for students is:

• CAD 10,200 for college, undergraduate or graduate students (Master’s and PhD) for a minimum of four months or one academic term of study or research;
• CAD 12,700 for graduate students (Master’s and PhD) for a period of five to six months of study or research; or
• CAD 15,900 for undergraduate and college students for a period of eight months or two academic terms of study or research.

In addition to the funds allocated to the recipients by DFATD, the Canadian host institution may also claim CAD 500 per scholarship recipient to assist with administrative costs once the scholarship recipient arrives in Canada.

Eligible expenses

Canadian institutions will disburse scholarship funds to the scholarship recipient to contribute to the following costs:

• visa and/or study/work permit fees;
• round-trip airfare for the scholarship recipient only (from an ASEAN member state to Canada and return upon completion of the scholarship) via the most direct and economical route;
• health insurance;
• living expenses, such as accommodation, utilities and food;
• ground transportation expenses, including a public transportation pass; and
• books and supplies required for the recipient’s study or research, excluding computers and other equipment.

Payment procedure

Subject to the terms and conditions of the Contribution Agreement, funding will be disbursed by direct deposit to the Canadian institution upon receiving the following documents:

• the Contribution Agreement signed by both the designated authority at the Canadian institution and the designated authority at DFATD; and
• a Cash Flow Statement submitted by the Canadian institution, once the Contribution Agreement is in effect, to coincide with the arrival of the scholarship recipients to Canada.

Funds will be disbursed to the scholarship recipients according to the Canadian institution’s internal processes and in conformity with the Contribution Agreement concluded between DFATD and the Canadian institution. Canadian institutions will typically disburse funds to scholarship recipients in instalments.

The Canadian institution will retain proof of scholarship payments to the recipient(s) and other documents required as further outlined in the Contribution Agreement concluded between DFATD and the Canadian institution.

Should a recipient not take up the scholarship, all funds, including the administrative fee, must be returned to DFATD through the scholarship program administrator, the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE).

Eligibility

Candidates must be citizens of an ASEAN member state (Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos (Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR)), Malaysia, Myanmar, The Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, or Vietnam).

Candidates:

• who have obtained Canadian citizenship or who have applied for permanent residency in Canada are not eligible;
• already participating in an exchange scholarship program funded by the Government of Canada are not eligible;
• already enrolled in a degree or diploma program at a Canadian university or college are not eligible;
• must be enrolled full-time at a post-secondary institution in an eligible country and paying any tuition fees regulated by that institution at the time of application and for the full duration of the exchange;
• must take the responsibility for applying for a study or work permit (generally a study permit is required for course work and a work permit is required for research);
• must choose a field of study or research that is aligned with, and contributes to, the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development; and
• must submit a letter of intent (maximum one page) outlining how the chosen field of study or research contributes to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and how the candidate will apply the learning to help combat poverty and narrow the development gap in the ASEAN region. The candidate letter of intent must include the following:
  1. A brief description of the chosen field of study or research;
  2. A brief explanation of how the chosen field of study or research is aligned with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development;
  3. An identification of which Sustainable Development Goal(s) the chosen field of study or research is aligned with;
  4. For candidates from Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam: please provide a brief explanation of how you plan to use the learning in Canada to help combat poverty in your home country;
  5. For candidates from Brunei and Singapore: please provide a brief explanation of how you plan to use the learning in Canada to help combat poverty in one of the other eight ASEAN countries listed under item 4 above.

Terms and conditions

The following terms and conditions must be met during the period of the scholarship.

The Canadian post-secondary institution must:

• be recognized by its provincial or territorial government;
• waive tuition and/or academic fees for selected students, as scholarship recipients must be registered full-time and paying tuition to their home institution;
• inform both the candidate and the home institution of any mandatory fees that, in exceptional cases, cannot be waived, prior to applying for a scholarship on the candidate’s behalf;
• enter into an agreement with the recipient stating that:
  • funding for the scholarship is provided by the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD);
  • the recipient must provide the Canadian institution with records to account for major expenses such as travel and lodging; and
  • the recipient agrees to have their contact information shared with DFATD, for reasons such as: to be invited to join the Government of Canada Scholars’ Alumni Association (GCSAA), to attend events organized by the Canadian Embassy or the High Commission in their home country and by DFATD in Canada, or for promotional and statistical purposes; and
• provide qualitative and quantitative reports during the scholarship period.

Scholarship recipients:

• must present a letter of intent of how their studies will enable them to contribute towards the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in the developing countries of ASEAN upon their return;
• must engage in full-time studies or research as defined by the Canadian institution;
• must be proficient in the language of instruction at the Canadian institution (English or French) before their arrival in Canada, as the scholarship does not cover language training. Language requirements are set by each Canadian institution;
• in pharmacy, medicine, dentistry or other health fields are excluded from clinical training or clinically-oriented research involving direct patient-care;
• may not hold any other scholarship granted by the Government of Canada;
• enrolled in courses must arrive in Canada by September for the fall semester or by January for the winter semester;
• conducting research must arrive in Canada for the uptake of their award between August 1, 2021 but no later than February 1, 2022. Failure to arrive during this time may result in the cancellation of the scholarship. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from DFATD, the arrival deadline may be extended to March 1, 2022;
• must ensure that they have appropriate health insurance for the full duration of the scholarship, as per the policies of the Canadian institution; and
• must focus primarily on full-time studies or research during their stay in Canada.

Important information:

• For college and undergraduate applications, a written institutional collaboration and student exchange agreement or memorandum of understanding between the Canadian institution and the candidate’s home institution is mandatory.
• For graduate applications, an inter-institutional agreement is desirable but not mandatory. If there is no existing exchange agreement, graduate applications which involve a new or established collaboration between professors from a Canadian institution and the candidate’s home institution will be accepted.
• Applications submitted directly by a candidate or their home institution will not be accepted.
• Scholarships cannot be deferred and are not renewable.
• Candidates who have previously received a scholarship under the Canada-ASEAN Scholarships and Educational Exchanges for Development will not be considered for another SEED scholarship.
• Scholarships are not taxable by the Government of Canada for either the Canadian institution or the scholarship recipient.

Any questions?

Please direct all inquiries regarding the eligibility requirements to: scholarships-bourses@cbie.ca or 613-237-4820.

Deadline for Canadian institutions

The deadline for Canadian institutions to submit online applications on behalf of candidates is 11:59 p.m. EDT, March 4, 2021.

It is the responsibility of the Canadian institution to ensure that supporting documents are received by the deadline. Supporting documents, other than those requested, will not be accepted.

Canadian institutions are advised to establish an earlier deadline with candidates and their home institutions to ensure timely receipt of supporting documents.

Deadline for candidates and Southeast Asian institutions

Interested candidates are encouraged to check with both their home institution and the Canadian institution to obtain their respective deadlines.

Home institutions are required to send the candidates’ supporting documents to Canadian institutions by their established internal deadline.

Arrival in Canada

Scholarship recipients for the 2021-2022 academic year may commence their studies or research as early as August 1, 2021 but no later than February 1, 2022. Global Affairs Canada anticipates allocating SEED scholarships again each year for two years.

Notification

Canadian institutions will be provided a preliminary update on the eligibility status of their respective applications by the end of April 2021. The Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE), the Scholarship Administrator, will communicate all updates and results to the main contact at the Canadian institution.

Canadian institutions will be informed of the final selection and results by May 2021 following approval from the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD).

International candidates are advised to contact their home institution or the Canadian institution regarding the status of their application.

Canadian institutions with successful candidates will receive a contribution agreement for the administration and disbursement of scholarships to the recipients.

Application process

Candidates:

• should first contact their home institution;
• must submit a letter of intent that explains how their studies/research in Canada will enable them to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in their future career to help combat poverty and narrow the development gap in the ASEAN region; and
• do not apply on their own behalf.

Home institutions:

• are responsible for identifying strong academic candidates who meet the admission requirements for the Canadian partner institution and providing the candidates’ documents to the Canadian partner institution.

Canadian institutions:

• must apply on behalf of the candidate(s) by submitting the online application form and uploading all supporting documents prior to the deadline;
• may submit multiple applications and may be asked to rank their applications, based on their strategic priorities;
• should identify a single person responsible for the administration of the program; and
• should instruct Canadian faculty or staff members who are submitting an application to notify the person responsible for the administration of the program at their respective institution as the institution may be requested to rank multiple applications.

Canadian institutions are encouraged to carefully read the instructions below before beginning the online application. Further information is available on the Apply for Scholarships with Momentum webpage.

If institutions experience difficulty filling out or submitting the form, they should send an email to scholarships-bourses@cbie.ca.

Canadian institutions must:

1. Complete an online application for each candidate.
   • Institutions which do not have an account first need to Register an account.
   • Under “For Non-Canadians” section, scroll down to the Canada-ASEAN Scholarships and Educational Exchanges for Development and click on Apply Now.
2. Enter data in the fields marked mandatory, following instructions for each item, or copy and paste it from another source. Note that the name of the candidate must be exactly the same as it is on their passport.
3. Upload all required supporting documents.
4. Upon completion, verify the data prior to submission.
5. Print the form for their records using the print function in the browser; and
6. Click SUBMIT to provide their form electronically to the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD). The institution will receive a confirmation message and reference number once their form is submitted.

NOTE: Institutions will have the ability to save applications and complete them at a later time. Both saved and submitted applications will appear on the institution’s profile homepage.

Supporting documents

The following documents must be uploaded and attached to the online application form in one of the following formats: .pdf, .jpg, .doc, .docx, .txt or .gif. Each document must be smaller than 5 MB in order for the application to upload successfully.

• Proof of citizenship: a copy of the candidate’s passport or national identity document with valid dates. If the identity document is in a language other than English or French, an English or French translation of the identity document approved by the partner international institution must be provided. Note: a driver’s licence, permanent resident card, student card, birth certificate or baptism certificate is not accepted as proof of citizenship. The country of citizenship selected in the online application form must be the same as the country of the proof of citizenship.
• Proof of full-time enrolment: a letter in English or French from the home institution, on official letterhead, dated within the last six months, confirming that the candidate is currently enrolled in a full-time program and will continue to be enrolled upon their return and providing the expected completion date of the degree. The letter must clearly state:
  1. The type of program and the level of study of the candidate at the home institution;
  2. The full-time enrolment status at the home institution; and
  3. The anticipated completion date of the degree at the home institution.

  Note: copies of transcripts, a student card or letter of admission are not acceptable (maximum one page).

• Letter of intent from the candidate: a letter in English or French explaining how undertaking the study/research in Canada will empower the student to apply the learning to address the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and how they intend to use this learning to help combat poverty and narrow the development gap in the ASEAN region in their future career. In the letter of intent, candidates must identify the Sustainable Development Goal that their proposed study or research in Canada would contribute to (maximum one page). The Letter of intent must include the following:
  1. A brief description of the chosen field of study or research;
  2. A brief explanation of how the chosen field of study or research is aligned with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development;
  3. An identification of which Sustainable Development Goal(s) the chosen field of study or research is aligned with;
  4. For candidates from Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam: please provide a brief explanation of how you plan to use the learning in Canada to help combat poverty in your home country;
  5. For candidates from Brunei and Singapore: please provide a brief explanation of how you plan to use the learning in Canada to help combat poverty in one of the other eight ASEAN countries listed under item 4 above.
• Letter of support from the home institution: a letter in English or French from the candidate’s instructor, professor or international director on the institution’s official letterhead explaining the nature of study or research, how the candidate and the home institution will benefit from this scholarship program, and the institution’s assessment of the candidate’s commitment and capacity to use the program of study or research in Canada to help combat poverty and narrow the development gap in the ASEAN region (maximum one page).
• Letter of invitation from the Canadian supervisor: applications for graduate students must include a letter from the Canadian supervisor indicating their willingness to support and mentor the candidate. This letter must be on institutional letterhead, be in English or French, be signed and demonstrate the support for the candidate during the exchange period and demonstrate how the Canadian institution, supervisor and peers will benefit (maximum one page).
• Signed copy of Memorandum of Understanding or Agreement with the partner institution: a written agreement or understanding, in English or in French, signed by both institutions indicating that tuition fees will not be charged and containing any other clauses of mutual interest. The specific clause in which the tuition fees are waived must be clearly indicated in the agreement submitted in the application or must be confirmed in writing in a letter appended to the agreement signed by both institutions. Note: a signed copy of this document is mandatory for undergraduate and college applications. For graduate applications, if the exchange is made under a signed agreement, it is strongly suggested that it be included with the application.
• Privacy Notice Statement: a copy of the Privacy Notice Statement for non-Canadian participants dated and signed by the candidate.

Selection process

The following guidelines are followed for the review, assessment and selection of applications:

• All online applications received by the deadline will be pre-screened to ensure they meet eligibility requirements established for the program.
• Eligible and complete applications, including the supporting documents, will be evaluated based on the following criteria:
  • the linkage of the proposed research or study that the student will undertake in Canada to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development;
  • the candidate’s commitment to use his/her research or studies in Canada to help combat poverty and narrow the development gap in the ASEAN region;
  • benefit to the home institution, supervisor and peers;
  • benefit to the Canadian institution, supervisor and peers; and
  • strength of the linkages to be created through the proposed exchange.
• Should there be a larger number of applications than funding available, the Canadian institution will be asked to rank its eligible applications based on its institutional strategic priorities.

Conditions

Only applications submitted directly by Canadian institutions will be considered.

Only fields of study or research that are aligned with, and contribute to, the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development are eligible under SEED. Only candidates who demonstrate a commitment and capacity to use their research or studies in Canada to help combat poverty and narrow the development gap in the ASEAN region will be considered.

The scholarship administrator is not able to provide feedback for unsuccessful candidates.

These scholarships are subject to the availability of funding from the Government of Canada.

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Full Tuition Scholarships for International students at IFA Paris Fashion School, France 2021-Apply Now

SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID

RULES, REQUIREMENTS, HOW TO APPLY

Scholarships:

We are pleased to offer scholarships based on merit, talent and academic profile:

• Full Scholarship (100% free tuition)
  APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN, Deadline: March 15th, 2021
• Excellence Scholarship (40% tuition fee reduction)
  APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN, Deadline: none
• Distinction Scholarship (20% tuition fee reduction)
  APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN, Deadline: none

Rules

• You can only apply for one type of scholarship listed above. You must state which one you are applying for.
• It is valid for any of our Undergraduate or Postgraduate programs.
• If you are not awarded the scholarship you applied for, you cannot apply for another one. If you are still interested in joining IFA Paris, you would need to go through the regular paying admission process. Advice: choose the scholarship type wisely!
• You need to upload all required documents for the scholarship during your application process, otherwise any scholarship requests after admission will not be considered.​

Required Profile

• Extremely motivated towards the program selected and a career in that area
• Highly creative for design programs or business-savvy for management programs
• Impressive academic profile, extracurricular activities and/or professional experience
• Full 100% Scholarship: GPA of 3.8 Minimum
• Excellence Scholarship: GPA of 3.5 Minimum
• Distinction Scholarship: GPA of 3.0 Minimum

All other scholarship requirements such as English proficiency, etc. are the same as for regular admission, please check our Admissions Requirements page.

Required Documents

In addition to the files required for regular admission, you must provide the below documents:

• Motivation letter (this replaces the motivation letter in the regular application)
  – Why you’re applying for a scholarship?
  – Why should IFA Paris award you a scholarship?
  – Why did you choose the selected program?
  – How will the selected program help you achieve your goals?
• Scholarship application form (download here)
  – The form should be filled out in full and as well as the budget section which is very important.
• For the fashion design (creative) programs Bachelor in Fashion Design & Technology and Master of Arts in Contemporary Fashion Design, scholarship applicants must provide a portfolio. (this is also stated in the regular admission requirements)
• For MBA programs only, applicants must provide 3 reference letters.

Important Information

The application deadline for the Full Scholarship is March 15^th, 2021. The Excellence and Distinction Scholarships do not have a deadline and are available all year round.

For the Full Scholarship, all applications will be examined by the scholarship committee once per week. The committee will select the best applicants for the interview. You will receive an email letting you know if you have made it to the interview or if your full scholarship application has been rejected. These interviews will take place between March 15^th – 31^st, 2021 depending on the number of candidates. The final results for the full scholarship will be released around the 15^th of April, 2021.

Our scholarships do not cover living costs, accommodation, flight tickets, health insurance and further expenses.

Scholarships are open to all international students. Only applicants with a complete application file (all documents in English or translated into English) and paid application fee (€150) will be considered.

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KUAS offers two types of scholarships. Please check the table below for details (such as the amounts awarded for each type of scholarship).

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** Includes facility and laboratory fees

Applicants who wish to receive a scholarship must indicate so in their application to KUAS. As a rule, scholarships are provided to students who perform exceptionally well in their academic field.

Once a student is selected to receive a scholarship, their performance is reviewed each semester based on their academic performance as well as evaluations from their teachers. Students who are awarded scholarships are expected to maintain exceptional academic performance while also acting as a model for other students. If a student fails to maintain a high level of academic performance or is found to have behaved in a way that damages the reputation of KUAS, their scholarship may be subject to revocation.

All documents submitted for application to KUAS will be used during scholarship screening, and applicants will be informed of the results of their enrollment application as well as their scholarship application at the same time.

After enrolling, students can also apply to scholarships provided by external organizations (excluding those provided by other universities). Please refer to the table below for details.

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