The Joint Graduate School of Energy and Environment (JGSEE) is an education and research consortium involving five leading institutions in Thailand, KMUTT, KMITNB, PSU, CMU and SIIT-TU as collaborating partners. We have a number of highly qualified academic staff and offer the graduate programs leading to the degrees of MSc/MEng, MPhil, and PhD in the fields of energy and environmental technologies, energy and environmental technologies and management. All students are provided with research expenses. A member of full and partial scholarship is granted to highly qualified candidates.
Interested candidates are encouraged to submit a completed application form and the research topic in English to E-mail
or Post :
The Joint Graduate School Energy and Environment, 3 rd Floor, School of Energy and Materials Building, King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi, 126 Pracha Uthit Rd., Bangmod, Tungkru, Bangkok 10140, Thailand Tel. (662) 470-8337-8 ,470-8309-10 Ext 4115-6,4149 Fax. (662) 427-9634.
Further information is available at our web site as follows: www.jgsee.kmutt.ac.th
Friday, 13 January 2006
Monday, 9 January 2006
Endeavour International Postgraduate Research Scholarship (EIPRS) -UNSW Australia
The EIPRS and UIPA scholarships facilitate research by providing international research students with tuition fees, medical cover and visa charges (except costs related to visa health checks) and a living allowance stipend in the range of Aus $10,000 to Aus $26,000. Each year assistance is available to approximately 40 students. Awards are made on the basis of academic excellence, research potential, referees reports, publications and previous research experience.
More Info, visit: http://www.scholarships.unsw.edu.au/eiprsinfo.htm
Government of Canada Awards Program
Awards available to foreign students for graduate study in Canada
Awards are available to citizens from the following countries:
Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, the Philippines and Russia
More info, please visit: http://www.scholarships-bourses-ca.org/gca/nc_GCAp1-en.html
Awards are available to citizens from the following countries:
Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, the Philippines and Russia
More info, please visit: http://www.scholarships-bourses-ca.org/gca/nc_GCAp1-en.html
Friday, 6 January 2006
University College London
University College London :Undergraduate Entrance Scholarships for International Students, more info visit:
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/scholarships
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/scholarships
Funded PhD at the Faculty of Informatics-Lugano
Applying for Admission to the Ph.D.
ProgramAdmission to the Ph.D. program is competitive. Each year we receive many strong applications from around the world. Applicants are admitted based on their research interests and experience, potential for success in the program, and compatibility with current needs of the Faculty.The official language of the Ph.D. program is English. Students must be able to demonstrate fluency in English prior to admission.In order to be admitted, the applicant must have completed a Masters degree in computer science, informatics, or a closely related field prior to joining the program (but not necessarily prior to applying to the program).Applications for admission to the Ph.D. program are reviewed three times per year. Admission is typically for the Winter semester (commencing in October).Application Deadline Approximate Notification Date Start Date 15 January 31 January Spring semester (March) 15 March 31 March Fall semester (October) 15 June 30 June Fall semester (October) Students must complete their applications to arrive on or before the appropriate deadline, and will be notified of acceptance or rejection by the approximate notification date.The application for admission to the Informatics Ph.D. program consists of the following completed materials.General USI Ph.D. applicationAt least one (but preferably two) letter(s) of recommendation from persons familiar with the applicant's academic abilities (e.g., a thesis advisor)Please note that the letter of recommendation must be sent by the recommender under separate cover.A one- or two-page statement of purpose, written in English by the applicant, describing: the applicant's motivation for obtaining a Ph.D. degree; how the applicant acquired fluency in English; any particular research interests; any prior research experience; reason for applying to the USI program; and current plans for a professional career after obtaining the Ph.D. degreeCompleted application materials should be mailed to the following address.
Ph.D. Admissions
Faculty of InformaticsUniversity of Lugano
Via G. Buffi 136904 Lugano,
Switzerland
Financial AssistanceMost students in the Ph.D. program are supported as assistants. The support covers tuition and provides a stipend. Responsibilities of assistants include both teaching and research duties. Generally students receive support as long as funds are available and the student is making adequate progress through the program (as described in the regulations).
http://www.inf.unisi.ch/education/phd/
http://www.inf.unisi.ch/research/
Applying for Admission to the Ph.D.
ProgramAdmission to the Ph.D. program is competitive. Each year we receive many strong applications from around the world. Applicants are admitted based on their research interests and experience, potential for success in the program, and compatibility with current needs of the Faculty.The official language of the Ph.D. program is English. Students must be able to demonstrate fluency in English prior to admission.In order to be admitted, the applicant must have completed a Masters degree in computer science, informatics, or a closely related field prior to joining the program (but not necessarily prior to applying to the program).Applications for admission to the Ph.D. program are reviewed three times per year. Admission is typically for the Winter semester (commencing in October).Application Deadline Approximate Notification Date Start Date 15 January 31 January Spring semester (March) 15 March 31 March Fall semester (October) 15 June 30 June Fall semester (October) Students must complete their applications to arrive on or before the appropriate deadline, and will be notified of acceptance or rejection by the approximate notification date.The application for admission to the Informatics Ph.D. program consists of the following completed materials.General USI Ph.D. applicationAt least one (but preferably two) letter(s) of recommendation from persons familiar with the applicant's academic abilities (e.g., a thesis advisor)Please note that the letter of recommendation must be sent by the recommender under separate cover.A one- or two-page statement of purpose, written in English by the applicant, describing: the applicant's motivation for obtaining a Ph.D. degree; how the applicant acquired fluency in English; any particular research interests; any prior research experience; reason for applying to the USI program; and current plans for a professional career after obtaining the Ph.D. degreeCompleted application materials should be mailed to the following address.
Ph.D. Admissions
Faculty of InformaticsUniversity of Lugano
Via G. Buffi 136904 Lugano,
Switzerland
Financial AssistanceMost students in the Ph.D. program are supported as assistants. The support covers tuition and provides a stipend. Responsibilities of assistants include both teaching and research duties. Generally students receive support as long as funds are available and the student is making adequate progress through the program (as described in the regulations).
http://www.inf.unisi.ch/education/phd/
http://www.inf.unisi.ch/research/
Friday, 30 December 2005
MBA in Technology Management of NIT
The Northern Institute of Technology is located in Hamburg, Germany's second largest city. Hamburg is also called "The gate to the world". And that's exactly what NIT offers: And ambitious Master Program that opens a door to global companies, to leadership positions, and thus to world of groundbreaking opportunities.In two years, students earn an MBA in Technology Management of NIT and a Master of Science of its partner Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH). The Technology Management Program combines one out of twelve different TUHH Master of Science courses in Engineering with the NIT MBA Program in Law & Management. In addition to a profound engineering and management knowledge, Management Soft Skills, and an internship with one of our international sponsors, are also part of the education at the NIT.General RequirementsAll applicants must submit* Application Form for TUHH and NIT (the same form)* Curriculum Vitae* Statement of Purpose* Study Certificates and Transcripts* Scores of the GRE General Testo Verbal Ability 500o Quantitative Ability 750o Analytical Ability 750 / Analytical Writing 4.0* Proof of English proficiency in form of a TOEFL or IELTS test scoreo A minimum paper-based TOEFL score of 600 (computer based250) or an IELTS score of 7.0* Two Letters of RecommendationScholarship offersLinked to leading industry, the NIT offers scholarships for highly motivated and outstanding individuals. When you apply to the NIT you will automatically be considered for a scholarship. In the past, nearly all NIT students received a scholarship.Some of the industry specific scholarships are listed below. When applying, please indicate in your Statement of Purpose, as described in the admission procedure, which scholarship you would like to be considered for. Scholarships are granted by global companies such as "Airbus", "DaimlerChrysler", "Siemens" and "ThyssenKrupp" and by small and medium enterprises, the so called "Mittelstand". These "SMEs", many of them in the globalization phase, are the backbone of German industry. Please be sure to check their scholarship offers carefully too. For information about scholarships on offer only contact NIT and not the sponsoring companies directly. Selection is handled by TUHH and NIT alone.An NIT scholarship (12,000.- EURO per year) covers all tuition for the Global Engineering Program, but not accommodation.Additional scholarships (3,000.- EURO per year) cover the cost of campus accommodation and are available through the NIT.Application DeadlinesThe NIT Global Engineering Program starts every year at the end of August with an intensive German language and culture course at the Goethe-Institut in Bremen.The deadline of application for the Global Engineering Program at the NIT in combination with one of the master’s degree courses at TUHH is February 28th. Your complete set of application documents should reach NIT before that date.NIT Website : www.nithh.deTUHH Website : www.tuhh.de
Friedrich Miescher Institute International PhD Programme 2006 Phd Student Fellowships
Applications are invited for internally funded PhD student fellowships at the FMI in Basel, Switzerland.
The FMI is part of the Novartis Research Foundation. Our research focuses on epigenetics, growth control and neurobiology. We employ state-of-the-art technologies to explore basic molecular mechanisms of cells and organisms in health and disease.
Research group leaders:
Joy Alcedo / Silvia ArberPico Caroni / Ruth Chiquet-EhrismannRafal Ciosk / Witold FilipowiczSusan Gasser / Helge GrosshansBrian Hemmings / Jan HofsteengeNancy Hynes / Andreas LüthiPatrick Matthias / Andrew MatusFrederick Meins / Denis MonardYoshikuni Nagamine / Thomas OertnerAntoine Peters / Botond RoskaDirk Schübeler
Topics include: Synaptic plasticity / Neuronal connectivityFunction of neuronal networks / Cell specificationand differentiation / Cell cycle and cancer /Signal transduction / Biology of aging / DNA and RNAdynamics and function / Cell-cell and cell-matrixinteractions / Epigenetic regulation and chromatinmodification / Gene expression and silencing /Proteomics and genomicsOur international PhD programme has 100 graduate students from more than 25 countries. The working language is English. Most students are registered at the University of Basel.
For application forms and further information,
contact: secretary@fmi.ch
Application deadlines: 15 December 2005/9 May 2006
Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research,Maulbeerstrasse 66,4058 Basel, Switzerland
The FMI is part of the Novartis Research Foundation. Our research focuses on epigenetics, growth control and neurobiology. We employ state-of-the-art technologies to explore basic molecular mechanisms of cells and organisms in health and disease.
Research group leaders:
Joy Alcedo / Silvia ArberPico Caroni / Ruth Chiquet-EhrismannRafal Ciosk / Witold FilipowiczSusan Gasser / Helge GrosshansBrian Hemmings / Jan HofsteengeNancy Hynes / Andreas LüthiPatrick Matthias / Andrew MatusFrederick Meins / Denis MonardYoshikuni Nagamine / Thomas OertnerAntoine Peters / Botond RoskaDirk Schübeler
Topics include: Synaptic plasticity / Neuronal connectivityFunction of neuronal networks / Cell specificationand differentiation / Cell cycle and cancer /Signal transduction / Biology of aging / DNA and RNAdynamics and function / Cell-cell and cell-matrixinteractions / Epigenetic regulation and chromatinmodification / Gene expression and silencing /Proteomics and genomicsOur international PhD programme has 100 graduate students from more than 25 countries. The working language is English. Most students are registered at the University of Basel.
For application forms and further information,
contact: secretary@fmi.ch
Application deadlines: 15 December 2005/9 May 2006
Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research,Maulbeerstrasse 66,4058 Basel, Switzerland
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