These scholarship grants are intended to support local organisations and secondary schools to facilitate the secondary education of poor and needy Kenyan youth.

The award is for a maximum period of four years. Continuing students requiring less years are eligible and is subject to continued satisfactory performance by the student.

The grants can only be used for school fees (boarding, examination and tuition fees).

Priority will be given to organisations that encourage students’ families and communities to make at least some contribution towards the expenses of the student in order to benefit a greater number of students.

Criteria:

• Local (Kenyan) Organisations and government secondary schools
• Legal registration as a not-for- profit organisation (NGO, CBO, Children’s home, public secondary schools etc.);
• Organisation/school should have been in existence for a duration not less than two years;
• Focus on poverty alleviation, sustainable development and/or the promotion of civic responsibility
• Accountable governance in place (for example board, committee that includes community members);
• A minimum of one year experience in selection and support for secondary Bursaries/Scholarship;
• Ability to monitor the progress of the students in terms of discipline and performance;
• Ability to create mentoring program for the students who have received the scholarships;
• Accounting system that meets the minimum standards that would allow for accountability for grant funds;
• Secondary schools making applications directly to KCDF, eligibility is limited to public Secondary Schools.
• For other organisations eligible students may be admitted to any registered/accredited public (Government, church or harambee) secondary school.

For further details, and application materials, contact: Education Scholarship Grants

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During the 2012 grant cycle, the International Elephant Foundation will specifically target six specific themes for funding.

These themes, developed in close consultation with conservation and research specialists, are:

• Human elephant conflict action;
• Action to eliminate illegal killing and trafficking of elephants;
• Community capacity building;
• Conservation education;
• Management of elephant populations;
• Critical diseases – EEHV or Tuberculosis.

Criteria for Funding:

• Requests for funds must provide thorough information for justification and evaluation of the project and the specific request, including a detailed evaluation of background literature and design/methodology.
• Projects that designate local/public education/awareness as a significant program outcome must include an evaluation component.
• Projects must begin in the year that they are applying for funding, (but not before funds are to be awarded) and contain a clearly defined beginning and end.
• Funds will not be awarded for elements of a project that will have already occurred before awards are made.
• Budget requests that consist primarily of salary will generally not be considered favorably.

International individuals and organizations are eligible as are students, scientists and institutions.

Students are required to provide faculty advisor approval; the advisor should be a co-investigator on the application and must accept the responsibility of project completion and reporting.

Application Deadline; August 12, 2011.

For More Information and Application, Please Visit;Elephant Conservation and Research Grant Website

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Melbourne International Research Scholarships: The Melbourne International Research Scholarships (MIRS) is awarded to international students wishing to undertake graduate research degree studies at the University of Melbourne.

MIRSs are funded by the University with each faculty having a limited number to award.

Number:

Each year the University offers about 220 new Melbourne Research Scholarships (MRSs), of which about 100 are normally awarded to international students as MIRSs.

Benefits and conditions:

• A living allowance of $20,427 per annum
• A Relocation Grant of $2,000 awarded to students who are moving from interstate in order to study at the University of Melbourne or $3,000 awarded to those who are moving from overseas
• A Thesis Allowance of up to $420 for masters by research and up to $840 (2009 rate) for PhD and other doctorate by research candidates
• Paid sick, maternity and parenting leave.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

Applicants need to have an unconditional offer of a place in a graduate research degree course (eg. masters by research, PhD or other research doctorate) at the University of Melbourne.

Both commencing and currently enrolled international research higher degree students may apply.

Selection will be based on the eligibility criteria and academic merit.

Deadline: 31 October.

For more information and application, visit: Melbourne International Research Scholarships

Melbourne International Research Scholarships

Melbourne International Research Scholarships: The Melbourne International Research Scholarships (MIRS) is awarded to international students wishing to undertake graduate research degree studies at the University of Melbourne.

MIRSs are funded by the University with each faculty having a limited number to award.

Number:

Each year the University offers about 220 new Melbourne Research Scholarships (MRSs), of which about 100 are normally awarded to international students as MIRSs.

Benefits and conditions:

• A living allowance of $20,427 per annum
• A Relocation Grant of $2,000 awarded to students who are moving from interstate in order to study at the University of Melbourne or $3,000 awarded to those who are moving from overseas
• A Thesis Allowance of up to $420 for masters by research and up to $840 (2009 rate) for PhD and other doctorate by research candidates
• Paid sick, maternity and parenting leave.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

Applicants need to have an unconditional offer of a place in a graduate research degree course (eg. masters by research, PhD or other research doctorate) at the University of Melbourne.

Both commencing and currently enrolled international research higher degree students may apply.

Selection will be based on the eligibility criteria and academic merit.

Deadline: 31 October.

For more information and application, visit: Melbourne International Research Scholarships

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Architecture Postgraduate Research Scholarships – University of Kent: The School of Architecture has one University Postgraduate Research scholarship to award.

The scholarship will cover partial tuition fees for international students plus a maintenance grant.

The maintenance grant will vary in amount, but the maximum could be £13,590.

The scholarship will be offered for one year in the first instance, renewable for a maximum of three years subject to satisfactory academic performance.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

Candidates must hold a Master’s degree at merit or distinction in a relevant subject or equivalent.

How to apply

To be eligible for this scholarship, candidates must make a formal application for postgraduate research study at the University of Kent.

When candidates send their application paperwork to the University of Kent they should include a letter stating that they would like to be considered for this University of Kent scholarship.

For more information and scholarship applications, see: Architecture Postgraduate Research Scholarships – University of Kent

University of Kent invites applications in Architecture scholarships

Architecture Postgraduate Research Scholarships – University of Kent: The School of Architecture has one University Postgraduate Research scholarship to award.

The scholarship will cover partial tuition fees for international students plus a maintenance grant.

The maintenance grant will vary in amount, but the maximum could be £13,590.

The scholarship will be offered for one year in the first instance, renewable for a maximum of three years subject to satisfactory academic performance.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

Candidates must hold a Master’s degree at merit or distinction in a relevant subject or equivalent.

How to apply

To be eligible for this scholarship, candidates must make a formal application for postgraduate research study at the University of Kent.

When candidates send their application paperwork to the University of Kent they should include a letter stating that they would like to be considered for this University of Kent scholarship.

For more information and scholarship applications, see: Architecture Postgraduate Research Scholarships – University of Kent

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Georgina Sweet Fellowship: The trustees of the AFUW Inc Education Trust invite applications for the biennial Georgina Sweet Fellowship to support a woman postgraduate to undertake advanced post-first degree study or research in any field, at an Australian university.

Value:

• $6,000 Australian Dollars.
• The award may be applied toward the cost of the successful applicant’s studies, but does not include travel expenses.
• Payment will be made in two halves, subject to satisfactory progress by the candidate.

Fellowship Application Eligibility Criteria:

• hold a degree from a recognised university.
• be a financial member of a National Federation or Association of the International Federation of University Women.
• be formally accepted by the university at which she proposes to study.

Deadline: 31st May each year.

For more information and application, visit: Georgina Sweet Fellowship Website

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Global Junior Challenge: The Global Junior Challenge is an international competition rewarding the most innovative projects employing cutting-edge ICT technologies in the field of youth education and training.

The competition, promoted by the City of Rome and organized by the Fondazione Mondo Digitale, is held every two years.

The competition takes place within the context of the E-learning programme launched by the European at Lisbon to guarantee awareness of digital culture amongst teachers and students in schools.

More precisely, the aim of the Global Junior Challenge is to encourage young generations and their teachers to use of the new technologies, exchange experiences and emulate successful initiatives.

It is a unique opportunity for teachers and students to reflect on the significance of digital literacy, whilst exposing them with to the vast range of high quality solutions proposed by other youth from around the world.

Competition Application Eligibility Criteria:

The competition is open to each of the following entities:

• Schools and universities, both public and private, worldwide
• Public and private institutions and organisations
• Associations, cooperatives and other non-profit organisations
• Public and private companies
• Research Centres
• Individual citizens of any age
• General Criteria

Eligible projects will be judged in terms of their innovative use of new technology and contribution to the development of youth education.

For more information and scholarship applications, see: Global Junior Challenge

Apply for Global Junior Challenge competition

Global Junior Challenge: The Global Junior Challenge is an international competition rewarding the most innovative projects employing cutting-edge ICT technologies in the field of youth education and training.

The competition, promoted by the City of Rome and organized by the Fondazione Mondo Digitale, is held every two years.

The competition takes place within the context of the E-learning programme launched by the European at Lisbon to guarantee awareness of digital culture amongst teachers and students in schools.

More precisely, the aim of the Global Junior Challenge is to encourage young generations and their teachers to use of the new technologies, exchange experiences and emulate successful initiatives.

It is a unique opportunity for teachers and students to reflect on the significance of digital literacy, whilst exposing them with to the vast range of high quality solutions proposed by other youth from around the world.

Competition Application Eligibility Criteria:

The competition is open to each of the following entities:

• Schools and universities, both public and private, worldwide
• Public and private institutions and organisations
• Associations, cooperatives and other non-profit organisations
• Public and private companies
• Research Centres
• Individual citizens of any age
• General Criteria

Eligible projects will be judged in terms of their innovative use of new technology and contribution to the development of youth education.

For more information and scholarship applications, see: Global Junior Challenge

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Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize: The Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize in the amount of $50,000 is awarded biannually to an individual or organization chosen by a distinguished panel of judges.

The goal of this award is to enhance awareness of the critical role of religious dialogue in the pursuit of peace as well as to provide direct support for the furtherance of such activities.

Prize Award Criteria:

A panel of judges composed of religious leaders, academics and individuals known for their commitment to interfaith dialogue will consider the recent and career accomplishments of nominees.

Award recipients will have demonstrated extraordinary leadership, courage and a capacity for inspiring in others a willingness to embrace the vulnerability that is the key to true religious dialogue.

Prize Eligibility:

Any living individual or organization that the nominator believes has contributed to the promotion of constructive dialogue and/or relations between faith communities.

Prize Criteria:

The committee invites nominators to consider a wide-range of activities.

A nominee may, for example, have organized members of different faith communities to work toward a common goal; produced a work of art or literature that contributes to or publicizes the importance of interfaith dialogue; or uses a position of authority or power to bring faith communities together.

Nominees may be designated on the basis of a single contribution or a lifetime of contributions.

Prize Nomination Procedures:

Nominators should provide a brief description of themselves (no more than 100 words) and a two page letter describing the individual or organization being nominated and the activities the nominator believes qualify the nominee for consideration.

Nominators should explain why the nominee’s activities are of an exceptional nature.

For more information and scholarship applications, see: Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize

Apply for Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize

Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize: The Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize in the amount of $50,000 is awarded biannually to an individual or organization chosen by a distinguished panel of judges.

The goal of this award is to enhance awareness of the critical role of religious dialogue in the pursuit of peace as well as to provide direct support for the furtherance of such activities.

Prize Award Criteria:

A panel of judges composed of religious leaders, academics and individuals known for their commitment to interfaith dialogue will consider the recent and career accomplishments of nominees.

Award recipients will have demonstrated extraordinary leadership, courage and a capacity for inspiring in others a willingness to embrace the vulnerability that is the key to true religious dialogue.

Prize Eligibility:

Any living individual or organization that the nominator believes has contributed to the promotion of constructive dialogue and/or relations between faith communities.

Prize Criteria:

The committee invites nominators to consider a wide-range of activities.

A nominee may, for example, have organized members of different faith communities to work toward a common goal; produced a work of art or literature that contributes to or publicizes the importance of interfaith dialogue; or uses a position of authority or power to bring faith communities together.

Nominees may be designated on the basis of a single contribution or a lifetime of contributions.

Prize Nomination Procedures:

Nominators should provide a brief description of themselves (no more than 100 words) and a two page letter describing the individual or organization being nominated and the activities the nominator believes qualify the nominee for consideration.

Nominators should explain why the nominee’s activities are of an exceptional nature.

For more information and scholarship applications, see: Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize

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HEC EGIDE EIFFEL Scholarships: Launched in January 1999 by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministère des Affaires Etrangères), the Eiffel Scholarship is designed to bolster international recruiting by French schools of higher education, at a time when competition to attract top foreign students is growing among developed countries.

HEC reserves the right to submit only those candidates it feels best qualify for the Eiffel Scholarship as the award is particularly competitive and prestigious.

Note that applications from students currently studying outside France will be given priority over those from students already studying in France.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

The HEC MBA Program applies on behalf of admitted eligible students. In order to be eligible the candidate must be:

• Be aged 30 years old or less in the selection year
• Have a single nationality from a developing country deemed an ’emerging country’ by the French state department, especially those in Asia and Latin America, for example, currently under-represented among the student population in France.

Selection Criteria:

Candidates wishing to apply for the Eiffel Scholarship must write an essay, describing how the scholarship will help them achieve their long-term career goals.

They should explain what they aim to achieve from the MBA program and how they will implement this in their future career.

As it is offered by the French Government, candidates should address issues such as why they are studying in France.Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16-month duration at HEC.

Amount of Award:

The Eiffel Scholarship provides participants with a monthly allowance of €1,031, and covers additional expenses including travel, health insurance and cultural activities.

Tuition fees are not covered by the scholarship.

Application Deadlines: End of November of each year.

For further details, and application materials, contact: HEC – EGIDE/EIFFEL Scholarships

HEC – EGIDE / EIFFEL Scholarships (Hautes Études Commerciales)

HEC EGIDE EIFFEL Scholarships: Launched in January 1999 by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministère des Affaires Etrangères), the Eiffel Scholarship is designed to bolster international recruiting by French schools of higher education, at a time when competition to attract top foreign students is growing among developed countries.

HEC reserves the right to submit only those candidates it feels best qualify for the Eiffel Scholarship as the award is particularly competitive and prestigious.

Note that applications from students currently studying outside France will be given priority over those from students already studying in France.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

The HEC MBA Program applies on behalf of admitted eligible students. In order to be eligible the candidate must be:

• Be aged 30 years old or less in the selection year
• Have a single nationality from a developing country deemed an ’emerging country’ by the French state department, especially those in Asia and Latin America, for example, currently under-represented among the student population in France.

Selection Criteria:

Candidates wishing to apply for the Eiffel Scholarship must write an essay, describing how the scholarship will help them achieve their long-term career goals.

They should explain what they aim to achieve from the MBA program and how they will implement this in their future career.

As it is offered by the French Government, candidates should address issues such as why they are studying in France.Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16-month duration at HEC.

Amount of Award:

The Eiffel Scholarship provides participants with a monthly allowance of €1,031, and covers additional expenses including travel, health insurance and cultural activities.

Tuition fees are not covered by the scholarship.

Application Deadlines: End of November of each year.

For further details, and application materials, contact: HEC – EGIDE/EIFFEL Scholarships

HEC – EGIDE / EIFFEL Scholarships (Hautes Études Commerciales)

HEC EGIDE EIFFEL Scholarships: Launched in January 1999 by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministère des Affaires Etrangères), the Eiffel Scholarship is designed to bolster international recruiting by French schools of higher education, at a time when competition to attract top foreign students is growing among developed countries.

HEC reserves the right to submit only those candidates it feels best qualify for the Eiffel Scholarship as the award is particularly competitive and prestigious.

Note that applications from students currently studying outside France will be given priority over those from students already studying in France.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

The HEC MBA Program applies on behalf of admitted eligible students. In order to be eligible the candidate must be:

• Be aged 30 years old or less in the selection year
• Have a single nationality from a developing country deemed an ’emerging country’ by the French state department, especially those in Asia and Latin America, for example, currently under-represented among the student population in France.

Selection Criteria:

Candidates wishing to apply for the Eiffel Scholarship must write an essay, describing how the scholarship will help them achieve their long-term career goals.

They should explain what they aim to achieve from the MBA program and how they will implement this in their future career.

As it is offered by the French Government, candidates should address issues such as why they are studying in France.Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16-month duration at HEC.

Amount of Award:

The Eiffel Scholarship provides participants with a monthly allowance of €1,031, and covers additional expenses including travel, health insurance and cultural activities.

Tuition fees are not covered by the scholarship.

Application Deadlines: End of November of each year.

For further details, and application materials, contact: HEC – EGIDE/EIFFEL Scholarships

HEC EGIDE EIFFEL Scholarships: Launched in January 1999 by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministère des Affaires Etrangères), the Eiffel Scholarship is designed to bolster international recruiting by French schools of higher education, at a time when competition to attract top foreign students is growing among developed countries.

HEC reserves the right to submit only those candidates it feels best qualify for the Eiffel Scholarship as the award is particularly competitive and prestigious.

Note that applications from students currently studying outside France will be given priority over those from students already studying in France.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

The HEC MBA Program applies on behalf of admitted eligible students. In order to be eligible the candidate must be:

• Be aged 30 years old or less in the selection year
• Have a single nationality from a developing country deemed an ’emerging country’ by the French state department, especially those in Asia and Latin America, for example, currently under-represented among the student population in France.

Selection Criteria:

Candidates wishing to apply for the Eiffel Scholarship must write an essay, describing how the scholarship will help them achieve their long-term career goals.

They should explain what they aim to achieve from the MBA program and how they will implement this in their future career.

As it is offered by the French Government, candidates should address issues such as why they are studying in France.Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16-month duration at HEC.

Amount of Award:

The Eiffel Scholarship provides participants with a monthly allowance of €1,031, and covers additional expenses including travel, health insurance and cultural activities.

Tuition fees are not covered by the scholarship.

Application Deadlines: End of November of each year.

For further details, and application materials, contact: HEC – EGIDE/EIFFEL Scholarships

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Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Applications needed at Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

Leopold Senghor Scholarships: Recipients of the Leopold Senghor Scholarship are high-quality candidates who meet the HEC MBA standard selection criteria and have demonstrated:

• Excellence in academic achievements
• Aptitude in business, finance and management
• Leadership potential
• Profound interest in West Africa with a deep commitment to its economic development.

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship, applicants must be French speaking African nationals who have lived and been educated mostly in the country.

A need-based award, the Leopold Senghor Scholarship will go to candidates who are financially disadvantaged.

Selection Criteria:

Individuals wishing to apply for the Leopold Senghor Scholarship must write two essays and prove need for financial assistance.

First essay: Applicants must address why earning an HEC MBA would significantly advance their future role in French speaking Africa and why they should be selected as a Leopold Senghor Scholar on the HEC campus (1,000 words).

Second Essay: Demonstrating their acquired knowledge, applicants should pinpoint a specific area of interest relevant to the growth of French speaking Africa and discuss how his or her management knowledge and competences as enhanced by the HEC MBA Program could contribute to the economic, social and global development of the country (1,000 words).

Personal Financial Statement:

Applicants must submit a detailed description of their financial circumstances as well as a cash-flow forecast for 16 months at HEC.

Amount of Award: €10,000 For more information and scholarship applications, see: HEC – Leopold Senghor Scholarships

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Hult MBA Scholarship for African Students: Hult International Business School is offering scholarships to candidates living in Africa who demonstrate strong leadership and decision making skills.

Scholarships will be awarded to appropriate candidates who demonstrate the potential to be strong future leaders.

Candidates must have a scholarship interview with a Hult representative.

Scholarship Name: MBA Scholarships for African Students

Degree: MBA Degree

Study in: Boston, San Francisco, Dubai, London, or Shanghai

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria: Candidates must have 3 years of work experience, high performance at a 3+ year Bachelor program or equivalent, and carry out a scholarship interview with a Hult representative. Transcripts and CV/Resume will be required.

Scholarship Value: Scholarships vary on the strength of the candidate.

Apply for a scholarship interview using the “Online Application Form”.

Scholarship Deadline: Open

For more information and scholarship applications instructions, see: Hult MBA Scholarship for African Students

Call for applications at Hult International Business School

Hult MBA Scholarship for African Students: Hult International Business School is offering scholarships to candidates living in Africa who demonstrate strong leadership and decision making skills.

Scholarships will be awarded to appropriate candidates who demonstrate the potential to be strong future leaders.

Candidates must have a scholarship interview with a Hult representative.

Scholarship Name: MBA Scholarships for African Students

Degree: MBA Degree

Study in: Boston, San Francisco, Dubai, London, or Shanghai

Scholarship Application Eligibility Criteria: Candidates must have 3 years of work experience, high performance at a 3+ year Bachelor program or equivalent, and carry out a scholarship interview with a Hult representative. Transcripts and CV/Resume will be required.

Scholarship Value: Scholarships vary on the strength of the candidate.

Apply for a scholarship interview using the “Online Application Form”.

Scholarship Deadline: Open

For more information and scholarship applications instructions, see: Hult MBA Scholarship for African Students

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