Source:http://www.onepakistan.com/news/local/80143-scholarships-for-bs-ms-level-studies.html
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
USAID Scholarships for BS and MS studies at Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam
TANDOJAM: Directorate of Planning and Development, Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam, has announced that scholarships are available for BS and MS level studies for coming 2011 session at the university under USAID funded merit and need based scholarship program. The main objective of the program is to attract needy students in the higher education sector. The students who are expected to be enrolled in batch 2011 in MS (2 years) and BS (four years) are eligible to apply for this scholarship scheme. The directorate encouraged the needy female students to apply for 25 percent of the allocated slots reserved for females especially for those coming from remote and backward area.
Source:http://www.onepakistan.com/news/local/80143-scholarships-for-bs-ms-level-studies.html
Source:http://www.onepakistan.com/news/local/80143-scholarships-for-bs-ms-level-studies.html
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Scholarship for Pakistani Women in Economics
Scholarships for Women’s Leadership Training in Economics
The program will provide post-graduate training in applied policy economics for 31 women from eight developing countries including Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Nepal, Guinea, Angola, Vietnam, Ecuador and Pakistan.
The women selected will benefit from a two-year U.S. based Master’s program in Economics starting in September 2009.
Participants are expected to return to their various home countries to participate in the economic policy making their, upon graduation.
The Women Leadership Training in Economics program is designed with a view that an advanced training in policy economics for women will lead to a qualified cadre of female economists to participate in and eventually lead economic policy making.
The objectives of the program include providing participants with the leadership skill necessary to assume senior level positions at the forefront of economic policy making in USAID-assisted countries; providing participants with a solid training in economics that is policy oriented and providing participants the opportunity to study with colleagues from the United States, their own countries and other countries, thus providing a network of fellow economists to draw upon in their careers.
The program covers all costs including required visas, academic qualification test fees, tuition, and room & board.
The scholarship does not cover travel for the family or children of selected participants. However, U.S. academic institutions sometime have provisions that can meet this need.
Candidates are required to submit an application form and curriculum vitae. The application form is available on the US Embassy and USAID websites.
Source: http://www.advance-africa.com/Womens-Leadership-Training-in-Economics.html
The program will provide post-graduate training in applied policy economics for 31 women from eight developing countries including Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Nepal, Guinea, Angola, Vietnam, Ecuador and Pakistan.
The women selected will benefit from a two-year U.S. based Master’s program in Economics starting in September 2009.
Participants are expected to return to their various home countries to participate in the economic policy making their, upon graduation.
The Women Leadership Training in Economics program is designed with a view that an advanced training in policy economics for women will lead to a qualified cadre of female economists to participate in and eventually lead economic policy making.
The objectives of the program include providing participants with the leadership skill necessary to assume senior level positions at the forefront of economic policy making in USAID-assisted countries; providing participants with a solid training in economics that is policy oriented and providing participants the opportunity to study with colleagues from the United States, their own countries and other countries, thus providing a network of fellow economists to draw upon in their careers.
The program covers all costs including required visas, academic qualification test fees, tuition, and room & board.
The scholarship does not cover travel for the family or children of selected participants. However, U.S. academic institutions sometime have provisions that can meet this need.
Candidates are required to submit an application form and curriculum vitae. The application form is available on the US Embassy and USAID websites.
Source: http://www.advance-africa.com/Womens-Leadership-Training-in-Economics.html
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