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Buat yg nyari beasiswa bisa lihat di www.rumahbeasiswa.com dan www.eastchance.com
Nanti aku copy reviewnya klo ada yg baru
(skr lagi males nih)
Nanti aku copy reviewnya klo ada yg baru
(skr lagi males nih)
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Undergraduate Scholarship
University of Monaco
Scholarship / Financial aid: available
Date: 4 years
Deadline: May 1, 2008
Open to: undergraduate students
Announcement follows:
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) is a 4-year undergraduate degree that may be completed in 3 years (as part of IUM’s 3plus1 option) which allows the student to combine their Bachelor program with a 10-month Master degree as a specialization. This unique program structure ensures transferability across EU borders while maintaining full recognition in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the UK.
In support of the international mission of the University, the BSBA is characterized by great emphasis on language and communication skills that students develop in a number of specific courses as well as practice across the entire curriculum. Students also have the opportunity to spend a term at one of our study abroad partner campuses in the United State, Europe, or China.
IUM offers students from other accredited universities and colleges the opportunity to study in the Undergraduate Program as an exchange or study abroad student for one or two terms, and earn credits toward the completion of their undergraduate degree at their home university. The University’s Exchange and Study Abroad Office (studyabroad@monaco.edu) will assist you in coordinating your course schedule and the transfer of grades.
The Intensive English Language Program
APPLICATION DEADLINES
For FALL 2008
December 15 -for early action admission
February 1st -1st round admissions deadline, scholarship applicants
March 1st -2nd deadline
April 15th -3rd round consideration deadline
May 1st -Scholarship deadline extended until May 1, 2008
July 31st -for late admission, space available only
University of Monaco
Scholarship / Financial aid: available
Date: 4 years
Deadline: May 1, 2008
Open to: undergraduate students
Announcement follows:
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) is a 4-year undergraduate degree that may be completed in 3 years (as part of IUM’s 3plus1 option) which allows the student to combine their Bachelor program with a 10-month Master degree as a specialization. This unique program structure ensures transferability across EU borders while maintaining full recognition in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the UK.
In support of the international mission of the University, the BSBA is characterized by great emphasis on language and communication skills that students develop in a number of specific courses as well as practice across the entire curriculum. Students also have the opportunity to spend a term at one of our study abroad partner campuses in the United State, Europe, or China.
IUM offers students from other accredited universities and colleges the opportunity to study in the Undergraduate Program as an exchange or study abroad student for one or two terms, and earn credits toward the completion of their undergraduate degree at their home university. The University’s Exchange and Study Abroad Office (studyabroad@monaco.edu) will assist you in coordinating your course schedule and the transfer of grades.
The Intensive English Language Program
APPLICATION DEADLINES
For FALL 2008
December 15 -for early action admission
February 1st -1st round admissions deadline, scholarship applicants
March 1st -2nd deadline
April 15th -3rd round consideration deadline
May 1st -Scholarship deadline extended until May 1, 2008
July 31st -for late admission, space available only
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Harold White Fellowships
National Library of Australia, Canberra, Australia
Scholarship / Financial aid: grants towards living expenses available
Date: grants are awarded yearly
Deadline: 30 April 2008
Open to: established Australian and international researchers and writers
Announcement follows:
The Harold White Fellowships aim to:
Promote the National Library of Australia as a centre of scholarly activity and research Encourage scholarly and literary use of the Library?s collections and the production of publications based on them Publicise the Library ?s collections.
Who can apply?
Fellowships are open to established Australian and international researchers or writers in any discipline in which the Library has strong collections. However, fellowships are not provided to assist with the completion of degree studies. Fellowships are awarded once only to each individual: subsequent applications cannot be considered.
When do applications open?
5 February 2008. The online application form will be available from this date.
When do applications close?
30 April 2008.
When will applicants be informed of the outcome?
31 August.
What are the benefits of Harold White Fellowships?
The principal benefit of Fellowships is to give scholars and writers the means and the uninterrupted time to work with the Library?s collection. To find out more about the collection, go to Information on the Library?s collections.
Fellows are provided with:
-A return economy airfare to Canberra from their homes
-A grant-in-aid towards living expenses while in Canberra
-A furnished office at the Library, including a personal computer with Internet access
-Access to the Library outside opening hours of reading rooms
-Access to book stacks
-Free photocopying and interlibrary loans
-The Library also awards Honorary Fellowships to scholars and writers who do not require financial assistance but who would benefit from the other privileges of the Fellowships.
What are the obligations of Harold White Fellowships
All fellows are required to:
-Take up their Fellowships during the calendar year for which the Fellowship is awarded
-Stay in Canberra for a continuous block of at last three months and spend at least 75% of their time during their Fellowship at the Library
-Give a public presentation, such as a lecture, and communicate the results of their research to staff
-Where appropriate, give the Library the first opportunity to publish the results of their research
National Library of Australia, Canberra, Australia
Scholarship / Financial aid: grants towards living expenses available
Date: grants are awarded yearly
Deadline: 30 April 2008
Open to: established Australian and international researchers and writers
Announcement follows:
The Harold White Fellowships aim to:
Promote the National Library of Australia as a centre of scholarly activity and research Encourage scholarly and literary use of the Library?s collections and the production of publications based on them Publicise the Library ?s collections.
Who can apply?
Fellowships are open to established Australian and international researchers or writers in any discipline in which the Library has strong collections. However, fellowships are not provided to assist with the completion of degree studies. Fellowships are awarded once only to each individual: subsequent applications cannot be considered.
When do applications open?
5 February 2008. The online application form will be available from this date.
When do applications close?
30 April 2008.
When will applicants be informed of the outcome?
31 August.
What are the benefits of Harold White Fellowships?
The principal benefit of Fellowships is to give scholars and writers the means and the uninterrupted time to work with the Library?s collection. To find out more about the collection, go to Information on the Library?s collections.
Fellows are provided with:
-A return economy airfare to Canberra from their homes
-A grant-in-aid towards living expenses while in Canberra
-A furnished office at the Library, including a personal computer with Internet access
-Access to the Library outside opening hours of reading rooms
-Access to book stacks
-Free photocopying and interlibrary loans
-The Library also awards Honorary Fellowships to scholars and writers who do not require financial assistance but who would benefit from the other privileges of the Fellowships.
What are the obligations of Harold White Fellowships
All fellows are required to:
-Take up their Fellowships during the calendar year for which the Fellowship is awarded
-Stay in Canberra for a continuous block of at last three months and spend at least 75% of their time during their Fellowship at the Library
-Give a public presentation, such as a lecture, and communicate the results of their research to staff
-Where appropriate, give the Library the first opportunity to publish the results of their research
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Culinary Technology Research Studentship
University of Brighton, United Kingdom
Scholarship / Financial aid: 3 years fully paid PhD tuition fees and a bursary of ?12,730 per annum towards living costs
Date: 01 October 2008
Deadline: 30 April 2008
Open to: UK, EU, International applicants
Announcement follows:
CULINARY TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH STUDENTSHIP
Applications are invited for a PhD studentship within the Advanced Culinary Technology Research Centre (Eastbourne Campus).
Closing date: ****30th April 2008
Advanced Culinary Technology Research Centre
http://www.brighton.ac.uk/ssm/research/actrc/
Placed within the School of Service Management, the Advanced Culinary Technology Research Centre (ACTRC) specialises in the application of food science principles to culinary practices with particular emphasis on innovative solutions for large scale facilities such as banqueting, convention centres, stadiums, casinos, airlines, hotel and restaurant chains, institutional and contract caterers. ACTRC is the only institution in Europe to offer a competitive edge in the area, with research students benefiting from the use of the new Culinary Arts Studio, a state-of-the-art commercial kitchen with specially equipped laboratory. The main supervisor is Dr. Svetlana Rodgers, Professor in Food, Hospitality and Culinary Arts.
Context
Adding lactic acid bacteria to restaurant meals is a novel concept for the general public and food service professionals. The two possible applications are probiotics (nutrition) and protective cultures (food safety). Practical aspects include the survival of cultures in the product during storage, development of inoculation protocols, effects on sensory property and consumer perception of live bacteria in non-fermented foods. This project will involve a combination of research methods ranging from food microbiology to consumer studies.
The studentship comprises 3 years fully paid PhD tuition fees and a bursary of ?12,730 per annum towards living costs. An additional annual allowance is provided for such as conference attendance. There may be teaching opportunities available, which will be paid at the relevant University rate.
The candidates will be enthusiastic and self-motivated with the ability to work across disciplinary boundaries. A first class honours degree or a Masters degree is required in any one of the following subjects: culinary technology, food microbiology, organic chemistry, biotechnology, fermentation technology, sensory evaluation and consumer psychology. Graduates from other areas and disciplines will be considered if they can demonstrate both engagements with the subject and ability.
For an informal discussion about the studentships please contact:
Dr. Svetlana Rodgers
Professor in Food, Hospitality and Culinary Arts /
Director, Advanced culinary Technology Research Centre
School of Service Management, University of Brighton
Darley Road, Eastbourne BN20 7UR
Telephone: + 44 (0)1273?643616
Email: s.rodgers@brighton.ac.uk
University of Brighton, United Kingdom
Scholarship / Financial aid: 3 years fully paid PhD tuition fees and a bursary of ?12,730 per annum towards living costs
Date: 01 October 2008
Deadline: 30 April 2008
Open to: UK, EU, International applicants
Announcement follows:
CULINARY TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH STUDENTSHIP
Applications are invited for a PhD studentship within the Advanced Culinary Technology Research Centre (Eastbourne Campus).
Closing date: ****30th April 2008
Advanced Culinary Technology Research Centre
http://www.brighton.ac.uk/ssm/research/actrc/
Placed within the School of Service Management, the Advanced Culinary Technology Research Centre (ACTRC) specialises in the application of food science principles to culinary practices with particular emphasis on innovative solutions for large scale facilities such as banqueting, convention centres, stadiums, casinos, airlines, hotel and restaurant chains, institutional and contract caterers. ACTRC is the only institution in Europe to offer a competitive edge in the area, with research students benefiting from the use of the new Culinary Arts Studio, a state-of-the-art commercial kitchen with specially equipped laboratory. The main supervisor is Dr. Svetlana Rodgers, Professor in Food, Hospitality and Culinary Arts.
Context
Adding lactic acid bacteria to restaurant meals is a novel concept for the general public and food service professionals. The two possible applications are probiotics (nutrition) and protective cultures (food safety). Practical aspects include the survival of cultures in the product during storage, development of inoculation protocols, effects on sensory property and consumer perception of live bacteria in non-fermented foods. This project will involve a combination of research methods ranging from food microbiology to consumer studies.
The studentship comprises 3 years fully paid PhD tuition fees and a bursary of ?12,730 per annum towards living costs. An additional annual allowance is provided for such as conference attendance. There may be teaching opportunities available, which will be paid at the relevant University rate.
The candidates will be enthusiastic and self-motivated with the ability to work across disciplinary boundaries. A first class honours degree or a Masters degree is required in any one of the following subjects: culinary technology, food microbiology, organic chemistry, biotechnology, fermentation technology, sensory evaluation and consumer psychology. Graduates from other areas and disciplines will be considered if they can demonstrate both engagements with the subject and ability.
For an informal discussion about the studentships please contact:
Dr. Svetlana Rodgers
Professor in Food, Hospitality and Culinary Arts /
Director, Advanced culinary Technology Research Centre
School of Service Management, University of Brighton
Darley Road, Eastbourne BN20 7UR
Telephone: + 44 (0)1273?643616
Email: s.rodgers@brighton.ac.uk
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M.A.East European Studies Online
Berlin, Germany
Scholarship / Financial aid: financial contribution
Date: the academic years 2008/10
Deadline: April 30th, 2008
Open to: international students
Announcement follows:
Looking for an award winning master?s program? Longing to reconcile further studies with job and family life? How about studying the new way: online?
See whether East European Studies (EES) Online fits into your life and career planning! The accredited multi-disciplinary two-year program offered by Freie Universit?t Berlin deals with disciplines like Politics, Sociology, Economics, Law, and Humanities, Intercultural Communication, Project Management, Conflict Management ? all in an East European perspective - as well as cross-disciplinary issues like Migration, Globalization, and European Union. EES Online is a full-time Master of Arts program awarding 120 ECTS. Language of instruction is English.
In 2006, two renowned German organizations for science and teaching, namely Stifterverband f?r die Deutsche Wissenschaft and the German Academic Exchange Service, named EES Online as one of Germany's Top Ten International Master Programs. EES Online is the only online program and one out of five social sciences programs to receive this recognition. EES Online was also awarded the Freie Universit?t Berlin 2006 e-learning prize. With this award the FU presidency recognizes a high engagement in teaching as well as an exemplary use of e-learning.
Main admission requirements are:
- a first university degree
- fluency in English (e.g. TOEFL)
- basic knowledge of an East European language.
Tuition amounts to 4.450 EUR per year. Costs arising from the four obligatory in-house classes in Berlin are at your expense. The sixth run of the program will start in October 2008. The application deadline is April 30, 2008.
For further information please contact:
Ms Wendy Stollberg
Program Coordinator
FU Berlin
Center for Global Politics
Garystr. 55
D - 14195 Berlin
Tel: +49 (0)30 838 54033/ 54970
Fax: +49 (0)30 838 53616
ees@fu-berlin.de
www.ees-online.org
Berlin, Germany
Scholarship / Financial aid: financial contribution
Date: the academic years 2008/10
Deadline: April 30th, 2008
Open to: international students
Announcement follows:
Looking for an award winning master?s program? Longing to reconcile further studies with job and family life? How about studying the new way: online?
See whether East European Studies (EES) Online fits into your life and career planning! The accredited multi-disciplinary two-year program offered by Freie Universit?t Berlin deals with disciplines like Politics, Sociology, Economics, Law, and Humanities, Intercultural Communication, Project Management, Conflict Management ? all in an East European perspective - as well as cross-disciplinary issues like Migration, Globalization, and European Union. EES Online is a full-time Master of Arts program awarding 120 ECTS. Language of instruction is English.
In 2006, two renowned German organizations for science and teaching, namely Stifterverband f?r die Deutsche Wissenschaft and the German Academic Exchange Service, named EES Online as one of Germany's Top Ten International Master Programs. EES Online is the only online program and one out of five social sciences programs to receive this recognition. EES Online was also awarded the Freie Universit?t Berlin 2006 e-learning prize. With this award the FU presidency recognizes a high engagement in teaching as well as an exemplary use of e-learning.
Main admission requirements are:
- a first university degree
- fluency in English (e.g. TOEFL)
- basic knowledge of an East European language.
Tuition amounts to 4.450 EUR per year. Costs arising from the four obligatory in-house classes in Berlin are at your expense. The sixth run of the program will start in October 2008. The application deadline is April 30, 2008.
For further information please contact:
Ms Wendy Stollberg
Program Coordinator
FU Berlin
Center for Global Politics
Garystr. 55
D - 14195 Berlin
Tel: +49 (0)30 838 54033/ 54970
Fax: +49 (0)30 838 53616
ees@fu-berlin.de
www.ees-online.org
cat_girl
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ada kok cuman mesti belajar nulis Indonesia yang benar...he..he.... PEACE!
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ur welcome