The International Centre for Reproductive Health (ICRH) at Ghent University and the RHEA Centre for Expertise in Gender, Diversity and Intersectionality, Free University of Brussels in Belgium together with the Institute of Interdisciplinary Training and Research (IITR) at Mbarara University of Science & Technology (MUST) and the Institute of Ethics and Development Studies, Uganda Martyrs University, Uganda, are together initiating a research project, titled ‘Mitigating adverse sexual and reproductive health outcomes through a comprehensive primary school sexuality education program in South-Western Uganda’.

The aim of the project is to develop, implement and evaluate a comprehensive sexuality education program targeting young adolescents in primary school in South-Western Uganda. The project is funded by VLIR-UOS under its support for partnerships between universities and university colleges in Flanders (Belgium) and the South looking for innovative responses to global and local challenges.

As part of this project, they are now recruiting two Ugandan PhD students to conduct research on adolescent sexual and reproductive health.

The PhD studies will be offered by the International Centre for Reproductive Health (ICRH) at Ghent University and RHEA Centre for Expertise in Gender, Diversity and Intersectionality, Free University of Brussels, Belgium.
2 FULL-TIME DOCTORAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Job description

• To conduct Research as part of the above mentioned research project with the objective to contribute to the successful completion of this project and to obtain a PhD degree in Social Health Sciences from the ICRH Ghent University and in Philosophy and Ethics or in Political Sciences or in Sociology from RHEA Free University of Brussels.
• The PhD studies will follow a sandwich formula for 3 years; every year the candidates will be spending a period of at least 6 months at ICRH Ghent University and RHEA Centre for Expertise in Gender, Diversity and Intersectionality, Free University of Brussels and 6 months in Uganda.

Profile of candidate

The applicant should have Ugandan nationality;

• The PhD scholarship targets social and health sciences. The selection will consider one candidate from each of the specialties.
• The applicant(s) should have a completed Master’s degree(s) in social sciences specifically sociology, anthropology, development studies, public health or biomedical sciences specifically, health sciences, medicine and nursing or any other closely related subject from an Internationally recognized university
• The applicant should have an excellent academic and educational record
• The applicant should have strong analytical and writing skills (any peer reviewed publications or previous research experience will be an advantage)
• The applicant should be fully proficient in English
• Having done health promotion and/or conducted research on reproductive health and/or gender related issues in Uganda or somewhere else will be considered a major advantage
• Experience in survey research and methodology will also be considered an advantage.

Nomination

• The application deadline is 15 June at 16.00. Candidates will need to send a letter of motivation, a concept note on the a proposed research proposal, and a comprehensive curriculum vitae, which includes the names and contact details of three references to IITR Director, Dr. Viola Nilah Nyakato (vnyakato@must.ac.ug)

Additional information

Admission on the PhD program will be by The International Centre for Reproductive Health (ICRH) at Ghent University and RHEA Centre for Expertise in Gender, Diversity and Intersectionality, Free University of Brussels. For more information regarding PhD admission at ICRH please contact Dr. Kristien Michielsen (Kristien.Michielsen@ugent.be) and at RHEA Dr. Els Leye (eleye@vub.ac.be).

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Study Subject(s): Scholarships are provided in the field of history, sociology, anthropology, or political science offered at Bielefeld University in Germany
Course Level: This scholarship is available for pursuing doctoral degree level at Bielefeld University in Germany
Scholarship Provider: Bielefeld University in Germany.
Scholarship can be taken at: Germany.

Eligibility:- Graduates from abroad who wish to pursue a doctoral degree in history, sociology, anthropology, or political science may apply for a start-up scholarship.
– Applicants should speak either German or English. Neither German nationals nor foreigners with a tertiary education from a German university may apply (Bildungsinländer/innen).

Scholarship Open for International Students: International students can apply for this scholarship.

Scholarship Description: The BGHS awards six-month start-up scholarships to international MA graduates who would like to pursue a doctoral degree in history, sociology, anthropology, or political science. Recipients receive the opportunity to prepare a convincing proposal for a dissertation project. Successful candidates may subsequently apply for a doctoral scholarship, for employment or for a doctoral degree programme at the BGHS or elsewhere.

Number of award(s): Not Known

Duration of award(s): Scholarship is offered for six-month.

What does it cover? Total offer is of 1,200 euros per month

Selection criteria: Not Known

Notification:  Not Known

How to Apply: The mode of applying is by email. Please submit the following documents:
-Letter of intent with a description of your interest in a start-up scholarship at the BGHS. Please include the areas of research that interest you and one professor with whom you would like to build a relationship (400 words max.). The letter of intent should also state where you learned German or English and how long you studied the language. 15th November 2013 and 15th January 2014 for the Summer Term 2014.
-Curriculum vitae
-Summary of your MA thesis (700 words max.)
-Research proposal in the field of history, sociology, anthropology, or political science (700 words max.)
-Letter of recommendation from your supervisor/advisor at your university
-Master’s certificate or a statement from your examination office that you have successfully completed your Master’s studies. All your grades, including the grade for your Master’s thesis, must be displayed in this statement.

All application documents should be either in German or in English. Please email them as one PDF file to application-bghs-at-uni-bielefeld.de with the subject heading “Start-up Scholarships” .The letter of recommendation can be mailed separately to the Graduate School. If you have any questions, feel free to ask Levke Harders at the email address above.

Scholarship Application Deadline: The application period is between November 15, 2013 and January 15, 2014 for the Summer Term 2014.

Further Official Scholarship Information and Application

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Study Subject(s): Scholarships are provided for research in the Faculty of Science at University of Sydney in Australia.
Course Level: This scholarship is available for pursuing postgraduate research at University of Sydney in Australia.
Scholarship Provider: University of Sydney in Australia.
Scholarship can be taken at: Australia.

Eligibility: -Be currently enrolled in the final year of either a four-year Bachelors degree in Science or a four-year Bachelors/Honours/Masters degree in Science, at an international university (a non-Australian university). The final year of the degree must include a research component which accounts for a minimum of 25% of the marks awarded.;
-Have achieved a GPA greater than 85 or an average A grade, or have a relevant subject specific GPA of 90, or equivalent;
-May not be an Australian or New Zealand citizen or hold permanent residency in Australia;
-Be commencing full time postgraduate study at the University for the first time;
-Not be in receipt of any other tuition fee scholarship;
-Successfully complete their 4th year of their current Bachelors Degree in Science meeting the academic requirements of the scholarship and complete in time to commence studies at the University of Sydney in Semester 2 2014.

Scholarship Open for International Students: International students can apply for this scholarship.

Scholarship Description: The Faculty of Science offers a limited number of full-time postgraduate research scholarships to outstanding international students wishing to undertake a research doctorate degree (PhD) in the Faculty of Science. Applications are sought from top-performing students currently enrolled in the final year of either a four-year Bachelors degree in Science or a four-year Bachelors/Honours/Masters degree in Science, at an international university. The final year of the degree must include an independent research component which accounts for a minimum of 25% of the final year marks awarded. The award of the scholarship is competitive on the basis of academic merit.

Number of award(s): Limited number of scholarships are offered.

Duration of award(s): Scholarships are offered for three years, subject to satisfactory progress, with a possible extension of up to a maximum of one year.

What does it cover? The scholarship consists of the full cost of academic tuition fees plus a stipend equivalent to an Australian Postgraduate Award indexed annually (APA stipend rates for 2013 are $24,653 for full-time students).

Selection criteria: Selection for a Dean’s International Postgraduate Research Scholarship is a merit-based and highly competitive process. Candidates will be selected in accordance with the following criteria:
-Demonstrated academic excellence through current studies; and
-Demonstrated high quality, innovative research capacity.
Applications will be reviewed and final selections decided by a committee comprising senior University of Sydney academic staff, and may include international representatives. The final selection of Dean’s International Postgraduate Research Scholarship candidates will be completed in November. Offer letters will be issued to successful applications shortly thereafter.

Notification: December 2013 

 How to Apply: Applying for The Dean’s International Postgraduate Research Scholarship are two separate processes. Applicants must complete both stages. Before applying for The Dean’s International Postgraduate Research Scholarship you must have completed and submitted your online application for admission to the PhD (Science) as described here and be allocated a 9 digit Student Identification Number (SID). To apply for the scholarship you are required to complete an online application form.

Scholarship Application Deadline: The application deadline is 30th September 2013 (for semester two, commencing August 2014).

Further Official Scholarship Information and Application

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PhD Scholarships in Economics: European Doctorate in Economics Erasmus Mundus (EDEEM). EDEEM is a doctoral programme in economics that gathers 7 leading European institutions coordinated by University of Paris 1, France.

EDEEM is a research-oriented programme and aims to produce top-quality researchers, who will gain international experience working within the research units with some of Europe’s leading researchers in economics.

Students are trained for positions in academia at the international level as well as for responsible positions in government, research organizations, and business enterprises.

High focus is made on research work, publication and presentation, with dedicated Jamborees and Summer Schools being an integral part of the training.

The EDEEM Program welcomes around 25 students each year. Admission is based on excellence in previous Master Degree studies or equivalent.

This degree does not have to be in economics, although interest in economics is certainly desirable and a strong background in mathematics will be helpful together with fluent written and spoken English.

The programme is organised in three years.

All PhD students are jointly supervised by two advisers through a co-tutelle agreement between two universities of the consortium.

The application to scholarship is done together with the EDEEM application through an online platform.

The EDEEM Doctorate Program has 6 Scholarships for Category A students. This category applies to PhD candidates coming from Third-Country nations (an official designation for non-EU states that are not EEA-EFTA states or applying to the EU).

To qualify, a student must be from a Third-Country, and not be a resident nor have carried out her/his main activity (studies, work, etc) for more than a total of 12 months over the last five years in one of the countries of the European Union or EEA-EFTA State (i.e. Iceland, Norway, Lichtenstein).

The only exception to this rule applies to Third-Country doctoral candidates who have previously received an Erasmus Mundus master scholarship.

, see: PhD Scholarships in Economics

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Masters and PhD Scholarships: The Catholic Academic Exchange Service (KAAD) is a scholarship organization of the German Catholic Church that provides financial and civic educational support for high potential postgraduate scholars from Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe.

The priority area is scholarships for PhD studies. PhD scholars register at a German University, although their field research can be conducted in Africa.

PhD scholarships are granted for up to 3.5 years (including 6 months German language training) and for all subjects.

KAAD provides support for individuals, i.e. usually scholars cannot be accompanied by their families.

Applications for Master-programs in Germany will be considered primarily for candidates whose professional experience and objectives reveal that a Masters-degree, and not a PhD, is the final goal of their higher education (‘terminal Master’).

If someone changes his/her mind after the Master-program and wishes to apply for a Ph.D. scholarship, he/she must obtain an additional three years of relevant work experience in Africa first.

Rare exceptions from this rule may be allowed for female candidates.

Applications at Masters level may also be considered for programs in Ghana, Kenya, and Zimbabwe (‘in-country scholarships’).

Scholars who pursued Master-studies in one of these partner countries under a KAAD scholarship are entitled to compete for aPh.D. scholarship for Germany at any time after their Master’s degree (‘second scholarships’). Masters and PhD Scholarships Eligibility:

• Significant social and religious commitment: A clear preference is given to catholic (or Ethiopian orthodox) applicants.

The ideal candidate should be creative, with a distinguished personal integrity and leadership qualities.

• Academic excellence: A university degree (Bachelor, Master) with very good results (minimum: ‘2nd class upper’ with an average grade of B or above, ‘bien’, CGPA of 3.2/4.0, or equivalent results).
• Upper age limits for Master’s level and doctorates are 32 and 35 years, respectively.

Applicants who don’t receive a reply from KAAD within 8 weeks have not been shortlisted for the next step of the preselection.

Only inquiries containing the information asked for in the Catholic Academic Exchange Service website can be answered.

For more information and application materials, visit: Masters and PhD Scholarships – Catholic Academic Exchange Service (KAAD)

Study Masters and PhD at Catholic Academic Exchange Service

Masters and PhD Scholarships: The Catholic Academic Exchange Service (KAAD) is a scholarship organization of the German Catholic Church that provides financial and civic educational support for high potential postgraduate scholars from Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe.

The priority area is scholarships for PhD studies. PhD scholars register at a German University, although their field research can be conducted in Africa.

PhD scholarships are granted for up to 3.5 years (including 6 months German language training) and for all subjects.

KAAD provides support for individuals, i.e. usually scholars cannot be accompanied by their families.

Applications for Master-programs in Germany will be considered primarily for candidates whose professional experience and objectives reveal that a Masters-degree, and not a PhD, is the final goal of their higher education (‘terminal Master’).

If someone changes his/her mind after the Master-program and wishes to apply for a Ph.D. scholarship, he/she must obtain an additional three years of relevant work experience in Africa first.

Rare exceptions from this rule may be allowed for female candidates.

Applications at Masters level may also be considered for programs in Ghana, Kenya, and Zimbabwe (‘in-country scholarships’).

Scholars who pursued Master-studies in one of these partner countries under a KAAD scholarship are entitled to compete for aPh.D. scholarship for Germany at any time after their Master’s degree (‘second scholarships’). Masters and PhD Scholarships Eligibility:

• Significant social and religious commitment: A clear preference is given to catholic (or Ethiopian orthodox) applicants.

The ideal candidate should be creative, with a distinguished personal integrity and leadership qualities.

• Academic excellence: A university degree (Bachelor, Master) with very good results (minimum: ‘2nd class upper’ with an average grade of B or above, ‘bien’, CGPA of 3.2/4.0, or equivalent results).
• Upper age limits for Master’s level and doctorates are 32 and 35 years, respectively.

Applicants who don’t receive a reply from KAAD within 8 weeks have not been shortlisted for the next step of the preselection.

Only inquiries containing the information asked for in the Catholic Academic Exchange Service website can be answered.

For more information and application materials, visit: Masters and PhD Scholarships – Catholic Academic Exchange Service (KAAD)

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Full MA & PhD Scholarships for Sub-Saharan African Students: For applicants from Sub-Saharan African countries with an excellent academic record the DRD (Development Research Division) of the DAAD-funded South African-German Centre for Development Research and Criminal Justice offers a limited number of DAAD merit scholarships per year.

Scholarships are available for full-time students of:

• the MA and M Econ in Development Studies,
• the Master in Public Administration,
• the MA in Development Management (Bochum Programme),
• the PhD in International Development Studies.

Scholarships include monthly allowances of 650 Euro plus travel allowances for Master candidates and 900 Euro plus travel allowances for PhD candidates.

Requirements for application and application procedure

• Scholarship applicants are adviced to carefully read about the specific entry requirements and course application procedure of the programme of their choice.

Candidates for;

• The Masters Programme in Public Administration (MPA),
• The MA and M Econ in Development Studies as well as PhD candidates in the fields of Governance,
• Public Policy,
• Public Management or Development Studies can submit their scholarship application before they register with UWC through the online application procedure.
• Please submit a letter of application, the DAAD application form (see below), a CV, an academic transcript from your last university and two academic references.

Applicants will be informed about their applications by the end of October.

For More Information and Application, Please Visit; MA & PhD Scholarships for Sub-Saharan African Countries Website

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Boehringer Ingelheim Fund PhD Scholarships Target Group:

• Overseas students receive support in Europe
• Outstanding scientific abilities
• The dissertation should decisively advance scientific research

Academic Requirements: Diploma or a comparable degree

Number of Scholarships: 45

Duration: Two years, in individual cases sponsorship can be extended by a further twelve months

Scholarship Value:

• 1550 euros
• 150 euros for smaller purchases for research
• Immaterial assistance
• Invitation to the annual scholarship holders’ meeting in Hirschegg in the Kleinwalsertal, Austria
• Seminar on forms of presentation in scientific work

Application Requirements:

• No older than 27 years
• Outstanding scientific abilities
• The dissertation should decisively advance scientific work
• No other sponsorships
• During the sponsorship all publications must be submitted, as must a report at the end of the research project.

Application Deadline: 1st February, 1st June and 1st October of every year.

For more information and scholarship application see; Boehringer Ingelheim Fund PhD Scholarships

Boehringer Ingelheim Fund for  PhD Scholarships

Boehringer Ingelheim Fund PhD Scholarships Target Group:

• Overseas students receive support in Europe
• Outstanding scientific abilities
• The dissertation should decisively advance scientific research

Academic Requirements: Diploma or a comparable degree

Number of Scholarships: 45

Duration: Two years, in individual cases sponsorship can be extended by a further twelve months

Scholarship Value:

• 1550 euros
• 150 euros for smaller purchases for research
• Immaterial assistance
• Invitation to the annual scholarship holders’ meeting in Hirschegg in the Kleinwalsertal, Austria
• Seminar on forms of presentation in scientific work

Application Requirements:

• No older than 27 years
• Outstanding scientific abilities
• The dissertation should decisively advance scientific work
• No other sponsorships
• During the sponsorship all publications must be submitted, as must a report at the end of the research project.

Application Deadline: 1st February, 1st June and 1st October of every year.

For more information and scholarship application see; Boehringer Ingelheim Fund PhD Scholarships

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Guaranteed Scholarships in Finance: Students studying full-time toward a PhD in Finance at the University of Melbourne, Australia are guaranteed a minimum living stipend of A$18,660 per year.

For international students, the Department of Finance also guarantees the payment of their University of Melbourne PhD tuition fees.

The guarantee is for the normal three year period of the PhD degree but may be extended for an additional year.

Terms and conditions apply: The guarantee means that, if accepted as PhD student, your finances are secure.

Admission and Scholarship Deadlines: The PhD program in Finance begins in March. International applicants deadlines: October.

For more information and application, see: Guaranteed Scholarships in Finance – Melbourne

Apply for PHD Scholarships in Finance and Australian Universities

Guaranteed Scholarships in Finance: Students studying full-time toward a PhD in Finance at the University of Melbourne, Australia are guaranteed a minimum living stipend of A$18,660 per year.

For international students, the Department of Finance also guarantees the payment of their University of Melbourne PhD tuition fees.

The guarantee is for the normal three year period of the PhD degree but may be extended for an additional year.

Terms and conditions apply: The guarantee means that, if accepted as PhD student, your finances are secure.

Admission and Scholarship Deadlines: The PhD program in Finance begins in March. International applicants deadlines: October.

For more information and application, see: Guaranteed Scholarships in Finance – Melbourne

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Bloomsbury PhD Scholarships: The Bloomsbury Colleges is a consortium of six University of London colleges comprising Birkbeck (Bbk), The Institute of Education (IoE), The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), The Royal Veterinary College (RVC), The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) and The School of Pharmacy (SoP).

The Consortium offers twelve PhD Studentships annually, each of three year’s duration, to start in October of the given year.

The Studentships cover course fees (at the usual level for UK and E.U. studentships) and a student stipend.

They encompass a wide range of topics spanning the biomedical and social sciences, reflecting the diversity of disciplines represented in the consortium.

The Studentships will be supervised by two of the partner colleges.

Applications will go to the relevant Studentship’s Lead College.

For more information and scholarship application see; Bloomsbury PhD Scholarships

Apply for Bloomsbury PhD Scholarships

Bloomsbury PhD Scholarships: The Bloomsbury Colleges is a consortium of six University of London colleges comprising Birkbeck (Bbk), The Institute of Education (IoE), The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), The Royal Veterinary College (RVC), The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) and The School of Pharmacy (SoP).

The Consortium offers twelve PhD Studentships annually, each of three year’s duration, to start in October of the given year.

The Studentships cover course fees (at the usual level for UK and E.U. studentships) and a student stipend.

They encompass a wide range of topics spanning the biomedical and social sciences, reflecting the diversity of disciplines represented in the consortium.

The Studentships will be supervised by two of the partner colleges.

Applications will go to the relevant Studentship’s Lead College.

For more information and scholarship application see; Bloomsbury PhD Scholarships

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Commonwealth Scholarships in South Africa: Students from a developing country in the Commonwealth who meet the entrance requirements for postgraduate study at the respective institutions are eligible to apply for Commonwealth Scholarships in South Africa.

Each institution (listed below) has its own application and selection procedure and it is imperative for interested applicants to contact the institutions directly for more information.

The following institutions are offering scholarships under the auspices of the Commonwealth Scholarship & Fellowship Scheme:

• Rhodes University (www.ru.ac.za) Masters degree study in any field of study – Humanities, Science, Commerce, Education, Pharmacy & Law Applicants should submit a full CV and Academic record (verified) to pgfinaid-admin[at]ru.ac.za by 15 October. Please contact John Gillam at telephone number +27 46 6038179 or email j.p.gillam[at]ru.ac.z for any enquiries and further information.
• University of Johannesburg (www.uj.ac.za) 2 PhD Fellowships & 1 Postdoctoral Fellowship Please contact Ms Nandarani Maistry at the University of Johannesburg on telephone number +27 11 559 6383 or email nmaistry[at]uj.ac.za for information on the application process and closing date.
• University of Pretoria (www.up.ac.za) 2 PhD Scholarships & 1 Postdoctoral Scholarship.Click here for full details on the PhD Scholarships and Click here for full details on the Postdoctoral Scholarship. Please note that the application deadline is 14 January.
• Tshwane University of Technology (www.tut.ac.za): Contact Dilla Wright at telephone number +27 12 382 5154 or email wrightd[at]tut.ac.za.
• University of Cape Town (www.uct.ac.za) Postgraduate studies
• University of KwaZulu Natal (www.ukzn.ac.za) Postgraduate studies.

For further details, and application materials, contact: Commonwealth Scholarships in South Africa

Call for applications at Commonwealth in South Africa

Commonwealth Scholarships in South Africa: Students from a developing country in the Commonwealth who meet the entrance requirements for postgraduate study at the respective institutions are eligible to apply for Commonwealth Scholarships in South Africa.

Each institution (listed below) has its own application and selection procedure and it is imperative for interested applicants to contact the institutions directly for more information.

The following institutions are offering scholarships under the auspices of the Commonwealth Scholarship & Fellowship Scheme:

• Rhodes University (www.ru.ac.za) Masters degree study in any field of study – Humanities, Science, Commerce, Education, Pharmacy & Law Applicants should submit a full CV and Academic record (verified) to pgfinaid-admin[at]ru.ac.za by 15 October. Please contact John Gillam at telephone number +27 46 6038179 or email j.p.gillam[at]ru.ac.z for any enquiries and further information.
• University of Johannesburg (www.uj.ac.za) 2 PhD Fellowships & 1 Postdoctoral Fellowship Please contact Ms Nandarani Maistry at the University of Johannesburg on telephone number +27 11 559 6383 or email nmaistry[at]uj.ac.za for information on the application process and closing date.
• University of Pretoria (www.up.ac.za) 2 PhD Scholarships & 1 Postdoctoral Scholarship.Click here for full details on the PhD Scholarships and Click here for full details on the Postdoctoral Scholarship. Please note that the application deadline is 14 January.
• Tshwane University of Technology (www.tut.ac.za): Contact Dilla Wright at telephone number +27 12 382 5154 or email wrightd[at]tut.ac.za.
• University of Cape Town (www.uct.ac.za) Postgraduate studies
• University of KwaZulu Natal (www.ukzn.ac.za) Postgraduate studies.

For further details, and application materials, contact: Commonwealth Scholarships in South Africa

Commonwealth Scholarships in South Africa: Students from a developing country in the Commonwealth who meet the entrance requirements for postgraduate study at the respective institutions are eligible to apply for Commonwealth Scholarships in South Africa.

Each institution (listed below) has its own application and selection procedure and it is imperative for interested applicants to contact the institutions directly for more information.

The following institutions are offering scholarships under the auspices of the Commonwealth Scholarship & Fellowship Scheme:

• Rhodes University (www.ru.ac.za) Masters degree study in any field of study – Humanities, Science, Commerce, Education, Pharmacy & Law Applicants should submit a full CV and Academic record (verified) to pgfinaid-admin[at]ru.ac.za by 15 October. Please contact John Gillam at telephone number +27 46 6038179 or email j.p.gillam[at]ru.ac.z for any enquiries and further information.
• University of Johannesburg (www.uj.ac.za) 2 PhD Fellowships & 1 Postdoctoral Fellowship Please contact Ms Nandarani Maistry at the University of Johannesburg on telephone number +27 11 559 6383 or email nmaistry[at]uj.ac.za for information on the application process and closing date.
• University of Pretoria (www.up.ac.za) 2 PhD Scholarships & 1 Postdoctoral Scholarship.Click here for full details on the PhD Scholarships and Click here for full details on the Postdoctoral Scholarship. Please note that the application deadline is 14 January.
• Tshwane University of Technology (www.tut.ac.za): Contact Dilla Wright at telephone number +27 12 382 5154 or email wrightd[at]tut.ac.za.
• University of Cape Town (www.uct.ac.za) Postgraduate studies
• University of KwaZulu Natal (www.ukzn.ac.za) Postgraduate studies.

For further details, and application materials, contact: Commonwealth Scholarships in South Africa

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