EDUCATION

Applying for a VLIR-UOS scholarship involves a few key steps, and it is a great opportunity for students from eligible countries who want to study in development-related fields.

 

Here’s a general guide on how to apply:

 

1. Check Eligibility

 

– Nationality: You must be a citizen of one of the 31 eligible countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

– Age: You should be 40 or younger for a master’s program and 45 or younger for a training program.

– Previous Scholarships: Applicants should not have received a VLIR-UOS scholarship for a master’s or training program in the past.

– **Relevant Academic Background**: The program you’re applying to must be related to development.

 

2. Select a Program

 

– VLIR-UOS offers scholarships for specific International Master’s programs (ICP) and International Training Programs (ITP), which are organized in universities and colleges in Flanders, Belgium.

– Review the list of eligible programs and ensure your field of interest aligns with development-related studies (e.g., Agriculture, Environmental Science, Global Health, etc.).

 

You can find the list of supported programs on the official [VLIR-UOS website](https://www.vliruos.be/en/scholarships).

 

3. Submit an Application

 

– You must apply directly to the program at the university in Belgium, not to VLIR-UOS.

– When you apply to the program, you can indicate that you are also applying for a VLIR-UOS scholarship.

– Each program will have its own deadlines, so be sure to check the specific program’s deadline.

 

4. Prepare the Required Documents

 

Common documents required for both the program and scholarship application include:

– Motivation Letter: Explain your background, interest in the program, and how it relates to development.

– Academic Transcripts and Diplomas: Submit certified copies of your academic records.

– CV/Resume: Provide details on your educational and professional experience.

– Recommendation Letters: Typically, two letters from academic or professional referees.

– Proof of English Proficiency: Some programs may require TOEFL/IELTS scores or other evidence of language competence.

– Passport: A copy of your valid passport.

 

5. SELECTION PROCESS

 

– Applications are assessed based on academic performance, the relevance of previous studies and experience to the program, motivation, and the potential impact on the development of your home country.

– Financial need and regional distribution of applicants are also considered.

 

6. WAIT FOR RESULTS

 

If selected for the program and the scholarship, you will be informed via the university. The process is competitive, so make sure your application is strong and highlights how your studies will contribute to your home country’s development.

 

7. FUNDING COVERAGE

 

A VLIR-UOS scholarship typically covers:

– Tuition fees

– Accommodation and living expenses

– International travel costs

– Insurance** during your stay

American University Emerging Global Leader Scholarship (AU EGLS)

 

This scholarship is a great opportunity for high-achieving international students who want to pursue an undergraduate degree in the United States, particularly in Development Studies.

 

 

Here’s what you need to know to apply:

 

1. ELIGIBILITY:

 

– Not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident

– Minimum GPA of 3.8

– Demonstrated leadership qualities

– English proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo)

– Active community service involvement

– No prior university attendance in the U.S.

 

2. STEPS TO APPLY:

 

– Submit the Common Application and AU Writing Supplement (including your major selection)

– Submit the AU EGLS Application Form (on AU’s website)

 

3 SUBMIT SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS:

 

– Transcripts (English translation if needed)

– Recommendation letters (x2)

– English proficiency test scores

– Bank letter and financial certificate

 

– Interview (possible for shortlisted applicants).

 

4. DEADLINES:

 

– Preferred: November 15th

– Regular: December 15th

– Final: January 15th

 

– SCHOLARSHIP COVERAGE:

 

Full tuition, room, and board (excluding health insurance, books, airfare, etc.)

 

5. SELECTION CRITERIA:

 

– Strong academics and leadership potential

– Commitment to improving your home country

– Preference for underrepresented and low-income backgrounds.

 

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

 

Visit the official AU EGLS scholarship page for detailed information, forms, and updates.

 

Good luck with your application!

To apply for the Westminster International Scholarships 2024 in Public Health Care (or any other master’s program), follow these steps:

 

1. COURSE APPLICATION:

 

– First, apply for a full-time Master’s program at the University of Westminster, such as a Public Health-related course. You must receive either a conditional or unconditional offer before applying for the scholarship.

– Review available public health programs on the [University of Westminster

 

2. CHECK ELIGIBILITY:

 

– You should be an international student from a developing country.

– Hold a First-Class Honours degree or equivalent.

– Demonstrate financial need and development potential

 

3. SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION:

 

– Once you have your course offer, download the relevant scholarship application form from the University’s [scholarship page]

– Complete the form and submit it along with any supporting documents. These typically include academic transcripts, a personal statement, and references.

 

4. DEADLINE:

 

– The deadlines for the 2024 scholarships vary, but for the International Postgraduate Full Scholarship, the submission deadline is usually around May 2024.

 

The University of East Anglia (UEA) offers various scholarships, including the UEA International Development Full Fees Scholarship. Here’s how to apply:

 

ELIGIBILITY:

 

1. Academic Requirements You must have been offered a place at UEA to study a postgraduate program in the School of International Development.

 

2. Nationality: Generally available for international students, but check the specific criteria for your country.

 

3. Offer Requirement: You need to have a conditional or unconditional offer for a full-time Master’s degree at UEA’s School of International Development.

 

APPLICATION PROCESS:

 

 

1. APPLY FOR A COURSE

 

– Apply for a Master’s course at UEA through the university’s official website.

– You need to have received an offer of admission before applying for the scholarship.

 

2. PREPARE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

 

– Personal statement detailing why you want to study the chosen program, how it aligns with your career goals, and how you will contribute to the field of international development.

– Academic transcripts, a reference letter, and proof of English language proficiency (if required).

 

3. SUBMIT THE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

 

– After receiving an offer of admission, visit UEA’s Scholarships and Funding page.

– Look for the Development Full Fees Scholarship.

– Complete the online scholarship application form, including your personal statement and any required documents.

 

4. DEADLINES:

 

– The application deadline typically falls in **March or April** for the academic year starting in September.

– Always check the UEA website for the current year’s deadlines.

 

SELECTION CRITERIA:

 

– Academic excellence.

– A strong personal statement that reflects your commitment to international development.

– Relevant work experience or voluntary contributions to international development initiatives may strengthen your application.

 

For more details, visit the UEA International Development scholarship page on the official UEA website.

The Chancellor’s International Scholarship at the University of Sussex is a prestigious scholarship program

 

International students who have demonstrated academic excellence. Here are the key details:

 

ELIGIBILITY:

1. Nationality: Open to international (non-UK) students.

2. Course Level: Available for students pursuing full-time Master’s degree programs (excluding some programs like PGCE, LLM Common Professional Examination, etc.).

3. Academic Requirements: Applicants must have excellent academic records, typically equivalent to a UK first-class or upper-second-class degree.

4. Offer of a Place: Applicants must have already received an offer of a place at Sussex for a full-time eligible Master’s degree.

5. Financial Need: Applicants should demonstrate the need for financial support to continue their studies.

 

AWARD:

– Value: The scholarship covers 50% of the tuition fees for a Master’s program at Sussex.

– Duration: It is applicable for one academic year only.

 

APPLICATION PROCESS:

1. Apply for a Course: First, students must apply and receive an offer to study a full-time Master’s degree at Sussex.

2. Scholarship Application: After receiving an offer, students can apply for the scholarship through the Sussex student portal.

3. Documents: Students may need to submit academic transcripts, a personal statement, and evidence of financial need.

 

DEADLINES:

– The application deadline usually falls around late April or May each year, but it’s recommended to check the official website for exact dates.