Bourses d'Excellence Eiffel (niveau master et doctorat)

                         


Le programme de bourses Eiffel est un outil développé par le ministère de l'Europe et des Affaires étrangères afin de permettre aux établissements français d’enseignement supérieur d’attirer les meilleurs étudiants étrangers dans des formations diplômantes de niveau master et en doctorat.

Il permet de former les futurs décideurs étrangers, des secteurs privé et public, dans les domaines d’études prioritaires, et de stimuler les candidatures d’étudiants originaires de pays émergents pour le niveau master et de pays émergents et industrialisés pour le niveau doctorat.


Calendrier session 2018
Ouverture de l’appel à candidature : semaine du 16 octobre 2017
Date limite de réception des dossiers par Campus France : 12 janvier 2018
Annonce des résultats : semaine du 26 mars 2018

Règlement

Vade-mecum du programme Eiffel - Session 2018

Dossiers :
Seuls les établissements français d’enseignement supérieur peuvent déposer des dossiers de candidatures.

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International Student Undergraduate Scholarships At Ferris State University

Ferris State University in Michigan offers scholarships to international students based on academic performance. Depending on grade point average,an international student can earn between $1,500 and $11,460 a year to study unique programs in engineering, technology, liberal arts, and business.. Ferris also offers conditional acceptance through its Intensive English Program.

DEGREE LEVELS
Undergraduate - Associate's
Undergraduate - Bachelor's

Incoming International Student Scholarships
If you are an international student who is entering college for the first-time, Ferris State University is pleased to offer the Woodbridge N. Ferris Scholarship opportunities.

Woodbridge N. Ferris Scholarships

Founder's Scholarship

Value - Up to $11,460 per year / $45,840 for four years
Criteria: 31 ACT or 1350* SAT score and a 3.9/4.0 scale HS GPA.
TOEFL - 96/ IELTS 7.5
Renewal cumulative GPA: 3.3

President's Scholarship

Value - $6,000 per year/ $24,000 for four years
Criteria: 29 ACT or 1300* SAT score and a 3.7/4.0 scale HS GPA.
TOEFL - 88/ IELTS 7.0
Renewal cumulative GPA: 3.3

Provost's Scholarship

Value - $4,500 per year/ $18,000 for four years
Criteria: 26 ACT or 1210* SAT score and a 3.5/4.0 scale HS GPA.
TOEFL - 80/ IELTS 6.5
Renewal cumulative GPA: 3.0

Dean's Scholarship

Value - $3,500 per year/ $14,000 for four years
Criteria: 24 ACT or 1140* SAT score and a 3.4/4.0 scale HS GPA.
TOEFL - 74/ IELTS 6.5
Renewal cumulative GPA: 3.0

Ferris Gold Scholarship

Value - $2,000 per year/ $8,000 for four years
Criteria: 22 ACT or 1080* SAT score and a 3.25/4.0 scale HS GPA.
TOEFL - 67/ IELTS 6.0
Renewal cumulative GPA: 2.75

Ferris Crimson Scholarship

Value - $1,500 per year/ $6,000 for four years
Criteria: 21 ACT or 1040* SAT score and a 3.0/4.0 scale HS GPA.
TOEFL - 65/ IELTS 6.0
Renewal cumulative GPA: 2.75

* Evidenced-Based Reading & Writing Section and Math Section SAT score after March 1, 2016

If you are a new international student who is transferring to Ferris State University, you may be eligible for the International Transfer Scholarship listed below.

Ferris International Transfer Scholarship

$5,500 per year/ $16,500 for three years
Criteria: 3.3 Cumulative Transfer GPA and 24 accepted Credit Hours
Requires full-time enrollment (minimum 12 credit hours)
Students must maintain Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress standards for scholarship renewal.
Please note that International students from the Province of Ontario, Canada will be awarded the higher-valued Bulldog Award and not the Ferris International Transfer Scholarship.

For complete scholarship details, please see our WNF Frequently Asked Questions

Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships for Foreign Scholars and Artists for the 2018–2019 Academic Year

Each year the Swiss Confederation awards Government Excellence Scholarships to promote international exchange and research cooperation between Switzerland and over 180 other countries. Recipients are selected by the awarding body, the Federal Commission for Scholarships for Foreign Students (FCS).

The Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships are aimed at young researchers from abroad who have completed a master’s degree or PhD and at foreign artists holding a bachelor’s degree.

I. Types of scholarship

Research scholarship is available to post-graduate researchers in any discipline (who hold a master’s degree as a minimum) who are planning to come to Switzerland to pursue research or further studies at doctoral or post-doctoral level.
Research scholarships are awarded for research or study at all Swiss cantonal universities, universities of applied sciences and the two federal institutes of technology. Only candidates nominated by an academic mentor at one of these higher education institutions will be considered.

Art scholarships are open to art students wishing to pursue an initial master’s degree in Switzerland.
Art scholarships are awarded for study at any Swiss conservatory or university of the arts. This scholarship is available to students from a limited number of countries only.

II. Selection criteria

The FCS assesses scholarship applications according to three criteria:

a) Candidate profile
b) Quality of the research project or artistic work
c) Synergies and potential for future research cooperation

The FCS will select scholarship holders for the 2018–19 academic year by the end of May 2018. Scholarships for the 2019–20 academic year will be advertised online from August 2018.

III. Selection

Applications are subject to preliminary selection by the relevant national authorities and/or the Swiss diplomatic representation. The short-listed applications are then assessed by the Federal Commission for Scholarships for Foreign Students (FCS), which takes the final decision.

The FCS is composed of professors from all Swiss public universities. Scholarship awards are decided on the basis of academic and scientific excellence.

IV. Awards

The FCS will announce its decisions regarding the new scholarship awards by the end of May at the latest.

VI. Application procedure



VII. Interested?

Select your country of origin:
Countries A - L /  Countries M - Z

Check the application deadline and the different types of scholarship on offer. These vary according to country. You will also find details of what to do next and where to get more information.

For more information contact the Swiss embassy closest to you.

Bourses d’excellence de la Confédération suisse pour chercheurs et artistes étrangers pour l'année académique 2018–2019

La Confédération suisse offre chaque année des bourses d’excellence dans le domaine de la recherche et des arts. Ces bourses gouvernementales encouragent les échanges internationaux et promeuvent la collaboration entre la Suisse et plus de 180 pays. Elles sont attribuées par la Commission fédérale des bourses pour étudiants étrangers (CFBE).

Les bourses d’excellence de la Confédération suisse s’adressent à de jeunes chercheurs étrangers ayant achevé des études de master ou de doctorat et à des artistes étrangers titulaires d’une licence.

I. Types de bourses 

Bourse de recherche: les chercheurs titulaires d’un master ou d’un doctorat de toutes disciplines qui souhaitent effectuer un séjour de recherche ou poursuivre leurs recherches doctorales ou postdoctorales en Suisse peuvent prétendre à une bourse de recherche.

 Il est possible d’obtenir une bourse de recherche pour toutes les universités et hautes écoles spécialisées de Suisse ainsi que pour les deux écoles polytechniques fédérales.
Seules sont valables les candidatures soutenues par un conseiller académique de la haute école choisie.

Bourse artistique: les étudiants en art titulaires d’un bachelor qui souhaitent obtenir leur premier master en Suisse peuvent demander une bourse artistique.Il est possible d’obtenir une bourse artistique pour étudier dans tous les conservatoires et hautes écoles d’art de Suisse. Cette offre de bourses est limitée à certains pays.

II. Critères de sélection

La CFBE examine les demandes de bourse selon les trois critères suivants:

a) le profil du candidat;

b) la qualité du projet de recherche ou du travail artistique;

c) les synergies et le potentiel pour une future collaboration.

La CFBE prendra sa décision concernant les bourses 2018-2019 d’ici à fin mai 2018. L’appel à candidatures pour l’année académique 2019-2020 sera en ligne à partir d’août 2018.

III. Sélection

Les dossiers de candidature font l’objet d’une première pré-sélection par les organes nationaux compétents et/ou par la représentation diplomatique suisse. Les dossiers retenus sont ensuite évalués par la Commission fédérale des bourses (CFBE) qui procède à l’attribution des bourses.
La CFBE est composée de professeurs issus de toutes les hautes écoles suisses. Les bourses sont attribuées sur la base de l’excellence scientifique.

IV. Attribution des bourses

La CFBE informe les candidats personnellement sur l’attribution des bourses au plus tard jusqu’à fin mai.

V. Procédure de demande 

VI. Vous souhaitez postuler?

Sélectionnez votre pays d’origine (anglais):
Countries A - L /  Countries M - Z
Vérifiez les délais en vigueur pour le dépôt des candidatures et les types de bourses proposés pour votre pays. Vous y trouverez également toutes les informations nécessaires pour la suite de la procédure ainsi que les adresses des centres d’information compétents.

Pour plus d'information consulter l'ambassade Suisse la plus proche de vous.

Korean Government Scholarship Program

Program Overview

The Korean Government Scholarship Program (KGSP) supports the future global leaders and promotes the international cooperation in education by inviting talented international students to Korea for an opportunity to conduct advanced studies at higher educational institutions in Korea.

Qualifications

[Graduate Program]

Scholarship Period	Master's Degree	1 year Language Courses + 2 year Degree Courses
	Doctoral Degree	1 year Language Courses + 3 year Degree Courses
Qualifications	① The applicant and his/her parents must hold foreign citizenships. * Applicants with the Korean citizenship are not permitted to apply for this program. ② Applicants must be under 40 years of age of the selection year. ③ Applicants must hold a Bachelor's or Master's degree as of September 1st of the selection year. * Applicants who have completed an undergraduate program, a master's program, or a doctoral program in Korea are ineligible to apply for the program. ④ The academic achievement of the applicants must meet one of the followings: - The grade point average (GPA) must be no less than 2.64 on a 4.0 scale, 2.80 on a 4.3 scale, 2.91 on a 4.5 scale; or - The overall grades must be no less than 80% out of 100%

[Undergraduate Program]

Scholarship Period	Bachelor's Degrees (5 years)	Korean language course(up to 1 year) + Bachelor's degree course requirements(4 years)
	Associate Degrees (3 years)	Korean language course(up to 1 year) + Associate degree course requirements(2 years)
Qualifications	Prospective applicants must meet the following qualification criteria; ① Must be a citizen of the country to which the scholarship is offered, which also applies to the applicants' parents ② Have graduated or will be scheduled to graduate from high school as of March 1st of the invitation year ③ Must possess above 80% (out of 100%) cumulative grade point average (CGPA), or must be within the top 20% (out of 100%) in rank in high school.

Selection Procedure

[Graduate and Undergraduate Program]

1st SelectionApplicants submit their applications either to the Korean Embassies around the world or to the partering universities in Korea. The embassies and universities select the successful candidates among the applicants in the 1st round of selection. The applicants of the successful candidates will then be forwarded to NIIED. 

2nd SelectionThe NIIED selection committee selects the successful candidates among those who passed the 1st round.

3rd SelectionAmong the successful candidates who have passed the 2nd round, the applicants of those who applied through the Korean Embassies will be reviewed by universities for admission. Successful candidates must get admission from at least one of the universities.
 

Announcement of final successful candidates will be made

Scholarship Benefits

[Graduate Program]

Airfare	Round-trip economy class ticket
Monthly Allowance	900,000 KRW per month
Research Allowance	210,000 KRW for scholars in the field of humanities and social sciences; 240,000 KRW for scholars in natural and mechanic sciences
Settlement Allowance	200,000 KRW upon arrival
Language Training Fee	Full coverage
Tuition	All admission fees are waived by the host institution (university) The tuition is covered by NIIED and the university.
Dissertation Printing Costs	Reimbursement of 500,000 ~ 800,000 KRW depending on actual costs
Medical Insurance	20,000 KRW per month (limited coverage)
Korean Proficiency Grants	100,000 KRW per month for scholars with TOPIK Level 5 or 6

[Undergraduate Program]

Airfare	Round-trip economy class ticket
Monthly Allowance	800,000 KRW per month
Settlement Allowance	200,000 KRW upon arrival
Language Training Fee	Full coverage
Tuition	All admission fees are waived by the host institution (university) The tuition is covered by NIIED and the university.
Medical Insurance	20,000 KRW per month (limited coverage)
Korean Proficiency Grants	100,000 KRW per month for scholars with TOPIK Level 5 or 6

Bourses du Gouvernement de la Republique Tcheque

                        


Dans le cadre de la coopération avec les pays en développement, la Republique Tcheque propose des bourses d’études  pour l'annee academique 2017/2018

- en langue tchèque :
  en licence (trois à quatre ans)
 en master long (des programmes complets de quatre à six ans)

- des cours linguistiques et préparatoires d’un an, ne concerne que ceux qui ont choisi des études en langue tchèque – organisés par l’Institut des cours linguistiques et préparatoires de l’Université Charles

 - en langue anglaise : 
     en masters sélectionnés (un à trois ans) faisant suite à une licence,
     en doctorats sélectionnés (trois à quatre ans)

Table des matières :

1 Bourses du gouvernement de la République tchèque – informations générales

2 Dépôt de candidature, délais, formulaires

3 Dossier à présenter
     3.1 Inscription
     3.2 Pièces à fournir par les candidats aux études en licence et master long dispensées en langue tchèque
     3.3 Pièces à fournir par les candidats aux études en master, dispensées en langue anglaise
     3.4 Pièces à fournir par les candidats aux études en doctorat, dispensées en langue tchèque ou anglaise
      3.5 Pièces à fournir par les candidats qui, à la date fixée pour déposer la demande de bourse du gouvernement tchèque, sont étudiants d’un programme accrédité dans une école supérieure publique en RT
      3.6 Reconnaissance des études secondaires effectuées à l’étranger et les pièces à fournir
         3.6.1 Reconnaissance des études secondaires effectuées à l’étranger
         3.6.2 Pièces à fournir
       3.7 Reconnaissance des études supérieures effectuées à l’étranger et les pièces à fournir
           3.7.1 Reconnaissance des études supérieures effectuées à l’étranger
           3.7.2 Pièces à fournir

4 Arrivée en République tchèque
   4.1 Arrivée des boursiers qui vont étudier en la République tchèque
   4.2 Arrivée des boursiers qui vont étudier en langue anglaise et qui vont directement à l’université

5 Études linguistiques et préparatoires

6 Aide matérielle et financière

7 Disparition du droit à la bourse

8 Séjour des étrangers sur le territoire de la République tchèque

9 Les conditions appliquées aux services de santé

10 Obligations du boursier du gouvernement de la République tchèque

11 Contacts utiles

Telecharger l'integralite du document ici: http://www.msmt.cz/file/42592/

Iowa State University – International Merit Scholarships

                     

Award Description

Iowa State is committed to enrolling a diverse and talented student population. The International Merit Scholarship is awarded to students who have demonstrated strong academic achievement, and outstanding talent or achievements in one or more of the following areas: math and sciences, the arts, extracurricular activities, community service, leadership, innovation, or entrepreneurship.

Eligibility

Incoming international freshmen applicants and international transfer applicants with fewer than 66 transferrable semester credits.

Scholarship Awards

There are two international Merit Scholarship levels (see below). Freshmen and transfer applicants are eligible for both levels of awards.

Level	Scholarship Amount
Gold	$8,000/year (renewable) *
Cardinal	$4,000/year (renewable) *

* Freshman recipients will be funded for a maximum of 8 semesters, or completion of the degree, whichever comes first.
* Transfer recipients will be funded for a maximum of 5 semesters, or completion of the degree, whichever comes first.

Application Requirements

• A cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) comparable to a minimum of 3.0 out of 4.0 (B)
• The SAT is not required, but if submitted, it will be considered
• A resume or CV listing your achievements
• One letter of recommendation
• A 500-word essay. You may write something that will help the committee get to know you better and tell us why you deserve the award, or you may answer one of the questions provided on the scholarship application form
• Applicants must be international students and must have completed an international application for admission

How to Apply

You must submit your Undergraduate Application for Admission and all required transcripts, financial documents, and examination results before you may apply for the International Merit Scholarship, as we will review your application file as part of our scholarship consideration.

Once you have submitted your application for admission, you may then complete the International Merit Scholarship Application Form. Please be sure to use your name exactly as it is entered on your application for admission so that we can match your scholarship application to your undergraduate application. You will use this form to upload your current resume or CV (in PDF format), type your essay, and send the letter of recommendation form to the person you have asked to provide it. (These items must all be submitted using this form. We will not accept any scholarship materials via email or post.)

Deadline: Applying for the Scholarship

Term	Application Deadline
Fall	March 1
Spring	October 1

Renewal Requirements

The following criteria must be met during your Iowa State career to maintain the scholarship:

• Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 while enrolled at Iowa State
• Continuous enrollment in a minimum of 12 semester credits each semester (summers not included)
• Only students assessed non-resident tuition are eligible for this award
• The award may only be used toward undergraduate tuition and fees

Czech Government Scholarships for International Students

             

Scholarship Overview:

• The Government of the Czech Republic annually offers scholarships within its Foreign Development Assistance Program. These so called government scholarships support students from developing countries who would like to study at public universities in the Czech Republic.
  

Scholarship Description:

• Granting scholarships to citizens from developing countries for studies at Czech public higher education institutions (referred to as “universities”) is an important part of the foreign development cooperation of the Czech Republic and has a long tradition.

From the late 1950s to the present day over 21,500 foreign nationals have completed their studies at Czech universities with a scholarship of the Government of the Czech Republic.

Host School(s): 

• Study in Czech Republic

Field(s) of study:

• Czech Republic provides scholarships for studies pursued both in the Czech language (in Bachelor’s and Master´s study programs) and in the English language (in follow-up Master’s and Doctoral study programs).
•  Study Areas Available in English: Economics,Agriculture,Informatics,Environment,Energetics.

Who can Apply?

• Students from developing countries. 

Scholarship Duration:

• These Government Scholarships are designed to cover the standard length of study: 
• 1) in Bachelor/Master/Doctoral study programs plus one-year preparatory course of the Czech language (which is combined with other field-specific training). Government scholarships of this category are awarded to graduates from upper secondary schools, or Bachelor's/Master's degree courses, as applicable, who can enroll only in study programs in which instruction is given in the Czech language. Depending on the subject area, applicants are normally required to sit entrance examinations at the higher education institution concerned. Successful passing of entrance examinations constitutes a precondition for the scholarship award;
• or  
• 2) in follow-up Master study programs or Doctoral study programs. Government scholarships of this category are awarded to graduates of Bachelor or Master study programs, respectively, who enroll in study programs with instruction in the English language.      
• 
  
• What does the scholarship cover?
• 
  
• The scholarship covers the necessary costs related to staying and studying in the Czech Republic.The scholarship amount is regularly amended. Currently the amount paid to students on a Bachelor’s, Master’s or follow-up Master’s study program stands at CZK 14,000 per month, whereas the amount paid to students of a Doctoral study program stands at CZK 15,000 per month.The above scholarship amount includes an amount designated for the payment of accommodation costs.Costs of accommodation, food and public transport are covered by scholarship holders from the scholarship under the same conditions that apply to students who are citizens of the Czech Republic. Should health services exceeding standard care be required by the student, s/he shall cover them at his/her own cost.

Application Closing date: 

• The 2018/2019 application system will open on 20 July 2017 and the deadline to fill in an electronic application form will be 30 September. 

Application and Eligibility?

Applicants for a scholarship of the Government of the Czech Republic shall submit the documentation in two counterparts (i.e. two separate identical files).
Only complete documentation that meets the requirements stated in this Chapter shall be considered. Documentation that does not meet the requirements shall be officially returned without any further reasoning.
In order for an applicant to be admitted to study at a university, his/her documents proving foreign educational attainment must be recognized in the Czech Republic. It is advisable that when traveling to the Czech Republic, students should have at least two extra counterparts of the documents necessary for the admission procedure and for the recognition of foreign educational attainment with them. It is also recommended that students who shall pursue their studies at a university without the one-yearlong language and preparatory studies have their education recognized prior to their arrival in the Czech Republic. The actual procedure is published on the university website.
If it is not possible to have documents translated into the Czech language pursuant to the requirements specified hereinafter in the country that nominates the applicant for the studies, applicants may enclose legalised translations by a sworn translator/interpreter into the English language.

Application Form

All applicants shall fill in the electronic application form available on the website stated in Chapter 2 and successfully register (i.e. obtain an application identification number upon sending a completed application form to the pertinent authority electronically).
Nominated applicants shall also submit a printed “Application Form for a Scholarship of the Government of the Czech Republic”, which has to meet the requirements stated below:

•  It shall be filled in using the Roman alphabet, if possible in English or in Czech; 
•  The assigned application identification number shall be stated in the upper right corner;  A photo (45 mm x 35 mm) shall be printed or glued in the designated place; 
• All boxes shall be completely and truthfully filled in pursuant to the instructions for each box; 
•  The applicant shall pay special attention to the content of a box entitled “Motivational Letter” in which s/he shall briefly describe his/her expectations in terms of future studies, the practical application of the learning and the benefit for the country that has nominated him/her; 
•  A printed copy of the application form shall be signed by the applicant in his/her own hand. 

Documents Submitted by Applicants for a Bachelor’s and Master’s Study Program Pursued in the Czech Language

Applicants for a Bachelor’s and Master’s study program pursued in the Czech language shall submit the following documents in two counterparts through the pertinent Embassy (upon request): 

•  Application Form for a Scholarship of the Government of the Czech Republic (“Application Form”) that meets the requirements stated in above;
•  CV with a focus on studies and employment; 
• Photocopy of his/her passport, if issued;
• Declaration about the Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions Governing the Granting of Scholarships of the Government of the Czech Republic (signed in his/her own hand!); 
•  Declaration about the Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions Governing the Provision of Health Services (signed in his/her own hand!); 
• Affirmation on Return to the Sending Country upon Completion of Studies (signed in his/her own hand!);
• Legalized copy of his/her birth certificate with a legalized translation into the Czech language;
• Medical confirmation about the applicant’s health no more than two months old, with a legalized translation into English or into Czech (a template of the form is given in Annex); 
•  Legalized copy of a foreign certificate (i.e. proof of completed secondary education) with a legalized translation into the Czech language by a sworn translator/interpreter entered in the list of experts and interpreters in the Czech Republic; 
• Document proving the content and scope of education completed at a foreign school (i.e. a list of subjects studied in individual years at a secondary school, duration and/or confirmation of the scope of vocational education) with a legalized translation into the Czech language by a sworn translator/interpreter entered in the list of experts and interpreters in the Czech Republic;
• Document proving that the school is recognized by the state pursuant to whose legal order the foreign certificate has been issued and that it belongs to its system of education, if this fact is not clear from the foreign certificate, with a legalized translation into the Czech language by a sworn translator/interpreter entered in the list of experts and interpreters in the Czech Republic;
• Document proving that the foreign certificate entitles the student to pursue university studies in a given foreign country. 

Applicants for a Bachelor’s and a Master’s study program pursued in the Czech language who have a command of Czech and thus do not wish to undertake the one-year-long language and preparatory studies and who may prove their Czech language knowledge by means of an official document (attestation, certificate or confirmation) shall be registered as substitutes. These applicants shall fill in the electronic application form and shall complete the admission procedure themselves on the dates stipulated by the given university in the Czech Republic. If these applicants present a certificate of enrollment for studies in the Czech language at a university in the given academic year before the given academic year commences or at the latest at its commencement, they may be granted a scholarship from a pool of unused scholarships offered by the Government of the Czech Republic for the given academic year. 

If it is not possible to have documents translated into Czech in the country that nominates the applicant pursuant to requirements specified in this Chapter below, applicants may enclose legalized translations into the English language. 

Documents Submitted by Applicants for a Master’s Study Program Pursued in the English Language

Applicants for a follow-up Master’s study program pursued in the English language shall submit the following documents in two counterparts through the pertinent Embassy (upon request): 

• Application Form for a Scholarship of the Government of the Czech Republic (“Application Form”) that meets the requirements stated above; 
• CV with a focus on studies and employment; 
• Photocopy of his/her passport, if issued; 
• Declaration about the Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions Governing the Granting of Scholarships of the Government of the Czech Republic (signed in his/her own hand!);
• Declaration about the Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions Governing the Provision of Health Services (signed in his/her own hand!); 
• Affirmation on Return to the Sending Country upon Completion of Studies (signed in his/her own hand!); 
• Legalized copy of his/her birth certificate with a legalized translation into the Czech language; 8. Medical confirmation about the applicant’s health no more than two months old with a legalized translation into English or into Czech (a template of the form is given in Annex)
• Legalized copy of a foreign diploma, certificate or similar document proving due completion of a Bachelor’s study program with a legalized translation into the Czech language by a sworn translator/interpreter entered in the list of experts and interpreters in the Czech Republic; 
• Legalized copy of a Supplement to Diploma or list of completed lectures and examinations including their scope and grades (marks) achieved with a legalized translation into the Czech language; 
• Additional information proving that the study program was provided by an institution entitled to provide university education, with a legalized translation into the Czech language by a sworn translator/interpreter entered in the list of experts and interpreters in the Czech Republic;
• Additional information about the content of foreign university education; If it is not possible to have documents translated into Czech in the country that nominates the applicant pursuant to requirements specified in this Chapter below, applicants may enclose legalized translations into the English language. 

Documents Submitted by Applicants for a Doctoral Study Programme Pursued in the English Language: 

Applicants for a Doctoral study program pursued in the English language shall submit the following documents in two counterparts through the pertinent Embassy (upon request): 

• Application Form for a Scholarship of the Government of the Czech Republic (“Application Form”) that meets the requirements stated above;  
• CV with a focus on studies and employment;
• Photocopy of his/her passport, if issued;
• Declaration about the Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions Governing the Granting of Scholarships of the Government of the Czech Republic (signed in his/her own hand!);
• Declaration about the Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions Governing the Provision of Health Services (signed in his/her own hand!); 
• Affirmation on Return to the Sending Country upon Completion of Studies (signed in his/her own hand!); 
• Legalized copy of his/her birth certificate with a legalized translation into the Czech language;
• Medical confirmation about the applicant’s health no more than two months old with a legalized translation into English or into Czech (a template of the form is given in Annex);
• Legalized copy of a foreign diploma, certificate or similar document proving due completion of a Bachelor’s study program with a legalized translation into the Czech language; 
• Legalized copy of a Supplement to Diploma or list of completed lectures and examinations including their scope and grades (marks) achieved with a legalized translation into the Czech language; 
• Additional information proving that the study program was provided by an institution entitled to provide university education, with a legalized translation into the Czech language;
• Additional information about the content of foreign university education; and furthermore:
• Overview of publication activity; 
• Overview of expert topics on which the applicant wishes to focus in the Doctoral study program; 
• Ideas about the focus of the dissertation thesis (3 to 5 pages long);
• Two letters of recommendation by professors teaching at an academic institution; 
• If applicable, other documents proving the applicant’s qualifications advancement and scholarly/scientific activity to date. If it is not possible to have documents translated into Czech in the country that nominates the applicant pursuant to requirements specified in this Chapter below, applicants may enclose legalized translations into the English language. 

Documents Submitted by Applicants Who Are Regular Students of an Accredited Study Program at a University in the Czech Republic at the Time Designated as the Deadline for the Submission of Scholarship Application Forms 

Applicants who are regular students at an accredited study program at a university in the Czech Republic at the time designated as the deadline for the submission of application forms shall submit Page 10 of 26 the following documents in two counterparts through the Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: 

• Application Form for a Scholarship of the Government of the Czech Republic (“Application Form”) that meets the requirements stated above; 
• CV (information about studies, employment); 
• Photocopy of their passport;
•  Declaration about the Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions Governing the Granting of Scholarships of the Government of the Czech Republic (signed in his/her own hand!);
• Declaration about the Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions Governing the Provision of Health Services (signed in his/her own hand!); 
• Affirmation on Return to the Sending Country upon Completion of Studies (signed in his/her own hand!);
• Medical confirmation about the applicant’s health no more than two months old with a legalized translation into English or into Czech unless it is issued in the Czech language (a template of the form is given in Anne); and furthermore: 
• Study confirmation issued by the pertinent university where they currently study; 
•  Document stating all the results of his/her studies to date; Applicants for a Doctoral study program scholarship shall also submit the following:
• Overview of expert topics on which the applicant wishes to focus in the Doctoral study program; 
• Letter of recommendation by a thesis supervisor/professor at the university where the Doctoral study program is/will be taking place or a letter of acceptance (i.e. preliminary confirmation of admission) issued by a university in the Czech Republic that shall admit the applicant as a holder of a scholarship from the Government of the Czech Republic; 
• If applicable, other documents proving the applicant’s qualifications advancement and scholarly/scientific activity to date. 

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs cannot accept applications from applicants who are in the territory of the Czech Republic at the time designated as the deadline for the submission of application forms for a scholarship of the Government of the Czech Republic but who are currently only preparing themselves for their studies at a university (i.e. who are not students of a university in the Czech Republic as yet). 

How do I get more information?

• Prospective applicants should address all inquiries to the Czech Embassies in their countries.
• Detailed information on the terms and conditions of scholarship awards is provided in the binding "Guidelines for Granting Scholarships of the Government of the Czech Republic"

Undergraduate Scholarships for foreign students in the USA

                              

Middlebury Institute Scholarships

We’re proud to offer a wide variety of competitive scholarships to our master’s programs for both U.S. and international students.

Both U.S. and international students are eligible for merit or need-based scholarships. To apply, submit your application for admission by the next priority deadline.You’ll upload a Personal Scholarship Statement as part of your online application.

                

Oregon State University – Cascades Honorary Scholarship

Entering undergraduate students may apply for this scholarship.
Amount

$25,000
Quantity

1 individual scholarship
To apply
Send 600-800 word essay on what it means to be a global citizen, drawing on specific examples of personal experience with cross-cultural communication to intoosuscholarships@oregonstate.edu
In e-mail, include cell phone number, name, student ID and country of citizenship


Deadline
March 31, 2017

Requirements
Fully admitted to OSU-Cascades as an undergraduate international student
600-800 word essay on what it means to be a global citizen, drawing on specific examples of personal experience with cross-cultural communication
Skype interview for all finalists

        

Hiram College – Scholarship for International Students

Although Hiram College does not offer need-based aid to international students, there is a generous program of merit-based global scholarships. These scholarships range from $1,000 to $18,000 per year and are renewable annually for up to four years of study. To be considered, you must have your completed application for admission into the Admission Office not later than February 1. There is no separate scholarship application. The files of all students admitted to the College will receive scholarship consideration. Both the Admission and Scholarship Committees evaluate each student’s application file in its entirety. This holistic review includes academic preparation and performance, standardized test scores, teacher recommendations, personal essay and interview, with the strongest emphasis placed on academic performance. Scholarship recipients are notified by February 15.

Maryville College – International Scholarships

             

Maryville College has a strong scholarship program for international students and all admitted degree-seeking international students receive a scholarship. You will automatically be considered for the highest possible amount. All scholarship funds are credited toward tuition payments.  Your scholarship is automatically renewed for up to four academic years (8 fall/spring semesters), provided that you maintain a satisfactory GPA, act as a cultural ambassador on campus, and reside on campus. 

There is no financial aid to cover living costs, fees, books, and miscellaneous expenses.  For visa purposes, most students need to show approximately $22,000 - $30,000 in available financial support for the first year of their studies.

Scholarships are based on academic performance and potential, as determined by school records and/or test scores.

International Diversity Scholarship Awarded to entering international students who have a demonstrated record of academic achievement,  demonstrated international leadership in the past, have a clear plan for contributing to the international community on campus and can show financial need.  Application and phone/skype interview required Financial value: Full-Tuition Scholarship.  Renewable for eight fall/spring semesters of full-time study with a 3.0 GPA and leadership participation.  Must live on-campus.  See application below.

International Presidential Scholarship Awarded to entering international students with a 3.7 - 4.0 GPA.   Financial value: $23,000 each year for residential students.  $19,000 for commuters.

International Dean's Scholarship Awarded to entering international students with a 3.4 - 3.6 GPA. Financial value: $22,000 each year for residential students.  $18,000 for commuters.

International MC Scholarship Awarded to entering international students with a 3.0 - 3.3 GPA. Financial value: $21,000 each year for residential students.  $17,000 for commuters.

International MC Scots Scholarship Awarded to entering international students with a 2.7 - 2.9 GPA. Financial value: $19,000 each year for residential students.  $16,000 for commuters.

International Scholarship Awarded to entering admitted international students with a GPA below 2.7. Financial value: $16,000 each year for residential students.  $12,000 for commuters.

To apply for a scholarship, an applicant must

1. Submit a complete application for admission ~ ALL ADMITTED INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ARE OFFERED A MERIT SCHOLARSHIP
2. Send all required documents for admission. Find out more about application requirements.