• Tuition fees for a maximum of one year at the Home/EU rate for the chosen Masters programme of study (up to a maximum of £10,100).  Successful overseas applicants will be liable for the difference between the Home/EU and Overseas fees rates.

• Applicants must have applied for a Masters programme of study within the School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures before 11th April 2019. Their references must have been submitted by 25th April 2019.
• The award will support one female postgraduate master’s student who has been domiciled in Scotland for a minimum of 4 years prior to the commencement of the MSc programme.

• Masters by Research (MScR) French Studies or Hispanic (Peninsular Spanish) Studies
• MSc Translation Studies, specialising in French or Spanish

The University of Amsterdam (UvA) is a public university located in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The UvA is one of two large, publicly funded research universities in the city, the other being the VU University Amsterdam (VU). Established in 1632, The University is the largest university in the Netherlands by enrollment. The main campus is located in central Amsterdam, with a few faculties located in adjacent boroughs. In 2014, it was ranked 50th in the world, 15th in Europe and 1st in the Netherlands by the QS World University Rankings. The university placed in the top 50 worldwide in seven fields in the 2011 QS World University Rankings in the fields of linguistics, sociology, philosophy, geography, science, Economics and econometrics, and accountancy and finance.

• not have the nationality of one of the countries of the EU/EEA or Suisse
• not be eligible for support under the Dutch system of study grants and loans (Studiefinanciering; for more information please refer here).
• not be eligible to pay the reduced tuition fee rate for EEA students at the UvA
• not receive a full coverage scholarship for the same period of study as the AES
• have submitted a complete application to one of the MSc programmes (see the website of your MSc programme for the application and admission procedure)
• have been (or will be) admitted for the first time to one of the MSc programmes at the UvA
• be able to comply with the conditions to obtain a Dutch visa (if applicable)
• have completed their previous academic programme no longer than 3 years ago

• The International Team should be notified as soon as possible of any change in nationality, type of residence permit or additional financial support throughout the academic year.

• The candidate’s academic records. Students belonging to the top 10% of graduates from their class can apply. This generally means an overall GPA equivalent to:
• 3.5 (American system, 4-point scale)
• 1^st class honours/ upper division (British system)
• 8+ (Dutch EC-system, 10-point scale);
• The academic quality of the educational institute where the (under)graduate degree has been (or will be) obtained;
• The quality of the letter of motivation (maximum 500 words), in which the candidate explains the reasons for choosing the specific Master’s programme in a broader context and the relevance of obtaining this scholarship for the candidate’s future academic career;
• The candidate’s curriculum vitae, including a description of extracurricular activities such as participation in student commissions, international experience, sports or music at a high level or volunteer work;
• Proof of English proficiency
• TOEFL (internet-based); overall score of 100, with a minimum score of 22 in each of the four components
• IELTS (academic); overall score of 7.0, with a minimum of 7.0 in each of the four components
• A Cambridge Examination Score with a minimum test result of C1 Advanced (CAE) A or B will also be accepted. For the C2 Proficiency test (CPE) a minimal score of C is required;
• The quality of the application as a whole (completeness, accuracy, consistency).

 

• The student has applied for an eligible master’s programme at KU Leuven. Please consult the list of master's programmes that qualify for a 2019-2020 Master Mind Scholarship.
• The student has a high standard of academic performance and potential.
  The student has a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 out of 4.0. Please consult the GPA calculator.
• The student has a good knowledge and command of the language of instruction of the master’s programme, regardless of the minimum scores required by the master's programme:

• All nationalities are eligible. The previous degree obtained should be from a higher education institution located outside Flanders.
• Students who are already enrolled in a Flemish higher education institution are not eligible.
• Student mobility during the master's programme is allowed. However, at least half of the credits of the master's programme must be obtained at the Flemish higher education institution.

• The duration of the mobility is minimum 1 academic year and maximum the full duration of the master’s programme.
• The student receives a maximum scholarship of € 8,000 per academic year.
• Master Mind Scholarship holders pay a reduced tuition fee. The rate for the 2018-2019 academic year is € 108.8. This rate may increase slightly in the following years.

• You  submit a complete application file for an eligible master’s programme before 1 February 2019.
• You complete the Master Mind candidacy form before 1 February 2019, indicating why you consider yourself a potential candidate for a Master Mind scholarship.

• The master's programmes are invited to nominate students.
• The KU Leuven will nominate up to 20 students. The following elements will be taken into account when assessing the application files: academic performance, academic awards, motivation, relevant experience, demonstrated leadership abilities, sense of commitment, top applicant profile.
• KU Leuven will inform the nominated students in March about the outcome of the preselection and invite them to complete the online Master Mind Application in April 2019.
• The final selection will be made by the Selection Committee of the Flemish Government.
• The selection results will be announced in June 2019.

• Architectural Lighting Design  (One year)
• Architecture
• Civil and Architectural Engineering
• Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Infrastructure
• Real Estate and Construction Management
• Sustainable Technology
• Sustainable Urban Planning and Design
• Transport and Geoinformation Technology
• Urbanism Studies (One year)

• Communication Systems
• Computer Science
• Electric Power Engineering
• Electromagnetics, Fusion and Space Engineering
• Embedded Systems
• Energy for Smart Cities SMCS (Joint EIT)
• ICT Innovation
• ICT Innovation  (Joint EIT)
• Information and Network Engineering
• Interactive Media Technology
• Machine Learning
• Media Management
• Nanotechnology
• Renewable Energy (RENE) (Joint EIT)
• Security and Cloud Computing SECCLO (Joint Erasmus+)
• Smart Electrical Networks and Systems SENSE (Joint EIT)
• Software Engineering of Distributed Systems
• Systems, Control and Robotics

• Aerospace Engineering
• Applied and Computational Mathematics
• Computer Simulations for Science and Engineering (Joint)
• Engineering Mechanics
• Engineering Physics
• Maritime Engineering (Joint Nordic Five Tech)
• Mathematics (Joint)
• Naval Architecture
• Nuclear Energy EMINE (Joint EIT)
• Nuclear Energy Engineering
• Railway Engineering
• Vehicle Engineering

• Chemical Engineering for Energy and Environment
• Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology
• Macromolecular Materials
• Medical Biotechnology
• Medical Engineering
• Molecular Science and Engineering
• Molecular Techniques in Life Science (Joint)
• Polymer Technology (Joint Nordic Five Tech)
• Sports Technology
• Technology, Work and Health

• Engineering Design
• Engineering Materials Science
• Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management (One year)​​
• Environomical Pathways for Sustainable Energy Systems SELECT (Joint EIT)
• Industrial Management
• Innovative Sustainable Energy Engineering (Joint Nordic Five Tech)
• Integrated Product Design
• Management and Engineering of Environment and Energy ME3 (Joint Erasmus+)
• Production Engineering and Management
• Sustainable Energy Engineering
• Sustainable Production Development
• Turbomachinery Aeromechanical University Training (THRUST)

Master Degree Program (In English)

• Only applicants who meet the admission requirements are qualified. If you are not qualified your application will be rejected. 
• Please thoroughly research prospective programs and their specific admission requirements 
• You can apply to up to two prioritized study programs. 
• Applicants who are not native English speakers must document their proficiency in English by taking an internationally recognized English test. Applicants from English-speaking Africa, or applicants with a degree taught in English from India, Pakistan or the Middle East are not exempt from submitting an English language test. See here for English language requirements. 
• UiO does not grant conditional admission to non-EU applicants. You must provide all the required documents to qualify for admission application.

1. Be an International student, an Australian citizen, a New Zealand Citizen, an Australian permanent resident or holder of a permanent humanitarian visa
2. Be a female student studying full time in an aviation undergraduate or postgraduate course
3. Submit a personal statement of no more than 500 words outlining your interest and passion for aviation and financial need for the scholarship
4. Submit a referee report outlining leadership quality and community participation.

• Tuition and fees: $5,000/year (for four years)
• Relocation allowance: up to $1,000
• Summer internship: $6,000 (in the third year)

• Applicants must apply to their undergraduate degree program of choice at the University of Calgary independently.
• The scholarship applies only to studies at the University of Calgary.
• Applicants must be residents of Alberta as defined by the Cumming School of Medicine (CSM) Admission Policy. See MD Program Applicant Manual.
• Only students from a low socioeconomic status background are eligible for this scholarship.
• Consideration will be given to applicants who are of Indigenous ancestry and/or from a rural community.
• Note: Low socioeconomic status is defined as having an average gross family income (as reported on line 260 of parental and personal tax returns) that is 1.5 times or less than the Statistics Canada before tax “low-income cut-offs” (LICO) for the past two to three years. More information can be found in the Pathways to Medicine Scholarship Applicant Manual.
• Note: Applicants whose parents hold graduate or professional degrees (e.g. MBA, PhD, MD, LLB, etc.) will be considered on a case by case basis, but are unlikely to be awarded a scholarship. The scholarship is intended to primarily support individuals who come from socially disadvantaged backgrounds in addition to financial disadvantages.
• Note: Rural is defined as having graduated high school in a community of fewer than 15,000 inhabitants.
• Note: Indigenous applicants must provide a status card/certificate of Indian Status or offer other documentation of indigenous ancestry. Metis applicants must provide a Metis membership card issued by a recognized provincial Metis organization associated with the Metis National Council.
• All applicants must provide a letter of nomination from your high school principal or a representative from a recognized community organization, Indigenous group or rural community.
• Note: Community organization is defined as a non-profit or geographic entity that serves or represents the target populations (rural, indigenous, or under-served urban). Organizations maynominate a maximum of two applicants per application year.