The Austrian Development Cooperation Scholarship 2023

The Austrian Development Cooperation Scholarship 2023

Every year the Austrian Development Cooperation offers students from developing countries scholarships to help with tuition fees and general expenses. The Austrian Development Cooperation offers two scholarships :

Scholarship for ADC’s priority countries

Scholarship for other developing countries

Founded in 1965, the Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management Klessheim provides formal education for professionals in the tourism and hospitality industry.

Since 1965, the Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management has developed a worldwide reputation for the highest hospitality education. Their international programs are designed to give practical and modern management knowledge to empower their students for careers in the tourism and hospitality industry. Limited numbers of scholarships are being provided by the Austrian Development Agency(ADA) every year.

Over 2500 students have been awarded the international diploma. A three months industrial placement is possible after completing the diploma program. Today the city of Salzburg attracts visitors from all over the world. The baroque city is rightfully proud of both its UNESCO World Heritage Site status and its title as the ”City of Mozart“, thanks to being Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart´s birthplace. Every year students from around the world take home invaluable knowledge and experience from the longstanding traditions of tourism and tourism education in Salzburg.

Students may attend ITH by private means or through scholarships given by the Austrian Development Cooperation. A limited number of scholarships are offered every year by the Austrian Development Cooperation. Please be aware that being offered a scholarship is not automatic and very competitive.

General Module including Professional Modules:

Hospitality Management Module or

Tourism Management Module

Training and education in Hospitality Management are provided in modern facilities with kitchen, bar, and restaurant opportunities. The practical experience is coupled with the teaching of the latest operational theories and trends in the hospitality industry. You will study subjects ranging from Food & Beverage Management to Front Office Management and Hotel Marketing.

This module will provide you with the latest knowledge for a career in the tourism industry in general, and in Travel Management in particular. Besides the focus on Destination and Tourism Management, you will acquire practical knowledge and skills for managing tour operators and travel agency businesses. You will receive training in making online bookings, including making real-time bookings using Systems that are widely used in the industry.

Location: Austria

Benefits

Scholarship for ADC´s priority countries includes accommodation, flight cost, health insurance, meals from Monday – Sunday, and pocket money of approx. € 205 per month, Tuition fee.

Scholarship for developing countries includes Tuition fees, health insurance, meals from Monday – Friday, and pocket money of approx. € 205 per month.

 

Eligibilities

There is an age limit of 35 years for eligibility.

Late applications will not be processed.

Accommodation costs have to be covered by students who are awarded this scholarship.

Students with this scholarship have to cover their own travel expenses from their countries to Salzburg and back.

The visa fee has to be paid by the applicants. The fee for the 8-month residence permit is €160.

Show with facts why you should receive a scholarship (achievements, goals…).

Application Process

Get information about ITH from an Austrian consulate or embassy.

Download the ITH application form from their official website. Austrian embassies and consulates have that form as well.

Application Process – all applications should be sent directly to the Institute via post.

The submission deadline is the 31st of March 2023 (all applications have to be received by the ITH office the latest by the 31st of March 2023).

You will receive a confirmation by email that your application has been received.

Confirmation – You will be informed about the result of your application in May 2023. If you were awarded a scholarship you will receive a letter of acceptance.

Application Deadline: March 31, 2023

Website:

https://ith-salzburg.at/admission-and-fees/scholarship

Apply here:

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Harvard Global Health Institute Fellowship 2023

 

The Harvard Global Health Institute (HGHI) is an interfaculty initiative that facilitates collaboration across the Harvard community and partners worldwide to advance global health equity. We tackle the greatest health challenges of our time through innovative transdisciplinary research, education, and partnerships that build knowledge and drive positive change in global health.

Across the Harvard University ecosystem, they partner globally HGHI convenes global health scholars, researchers, practitioners, and experts whose work spans acute, chronic, and next-gen global health challenges. They are a platform for all at the university who engage and wish to engage in global health. with academic institutions, hospitals, health delivery partners, and community and government leaders to exchange knowledge, pinpoint issues, and craft solutions that address the root causes of global health disparities.

In partnership with the Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability, The Harvard Global Health Institute is now offering a 2-year fellowship program for eligible research fellows, post-doctoral scholars, and early-career faculty pursuing scholarly research at the intersection of climate change and global health. Burke Climate and Health Fellows will work closely with a Harvard faculty mentor in any school or department on their proposed research project during their fellowship.

The Burke Climate and Health Fellowship is made possible through the generous support of Harvard alumna Katherine States Burke, AB’79, and her husband, T. Robert Burke, who established the Burke Fund to help launch and advance the careers of promising early career researchers in global health.

They collaborate with practitioners involved in delivering and administering care at every level to identify critical issues, craft practical solutions, and ensure those solutions reach those who need them most. They teach, learn, and exchange knowledge through global health events, courses, fellowships, and internships that support the advancement of global health leaders.

 Benefits

The fellowship award includes a salary of $75,000 per year for a total of up to two years to support scholarship related to climate and health. During the fellowship period, Climate and Health Fellows will be an integral member of the Harvard Global Health Institute and Salata Institute and should expect to participate in cross-University engagements on climate change. All fellows will have physical space both at The Harvard Global Health Institute and at the Salata Institute to build a community of people focused on climate change and its effects. The Harvard Global Health Institute and the Salata Institute expect to support two Climate and Health Fellows to join the 2023 cohort.

 Eligibilities

They welcome applicants from both domestic and foreign institutions. Non-US citizens, who are permitted to work within the US, are eligible to apply.

Proposed research projects should have a clear climate and health focus and may include mitigation or adaptation actions that consider or directly evaluate interventions designed to improve health outcomes. Understudied populations, including residents of low- or middle-income countries or regions, children, people who are pregnant, migrant laborers, and racial or ethnic minoritized groups will be prioritized.

Candidates with a doctoral degree or equivalent in a relevant field (e.g., medicine, public health, climate science, epidemiology, environmental health, economics etc.) are eligible.

Ideal candidates are research fellows, post-doctoral fellows, or are within the first 5 years of a faculty position at their home institution.

Candidates must secure a commitment from one Harvard faculty member to serve as a research mentor.

Candidates must commit at least 75% FTE effort to their research for the 2-year program.

Candidates should demonstrate experience performing scholarly research (e.g., publications of peer reviewed manuscripts or policy briefs) as part of their application.

 

Eligible Regions: Open for All

 Application Process

To apply for a Burke Global Health Fellowship applicants must hold a junior faculty appointment at Harvard University (ie: Assistant or Associate Professor, Instructor). Faculty working in disciplines outside of health and life sciences are encouraged to apply so long as the work falls within global health.

To apply for a Burke Climate and Health Fellowship applicants are research fellows, post-doctoral scholars, and early career faculty pursuing scholarly research at the intersection of climate change and global health.

NOTE:

There are three types of Burke Fellowship awards:

Burke Global Health – Research: $75,000 each

Research awards provide opportunities for junior faculty to conduct foundational research that prepares them to be independent investigators or to conduct exploratory work on groundbreaking questions seldom supported by traditional funding sources.

Burke Global Health – Curriculum Development and Teaching: $25,000 each

Curriculum Development and Teaching awards provide opportunities for junior faculty to apply innovative pedagogy to course development and teaching, particularly at the undergraduate level.

(NEW) Burke Climate and Health – Research: $75,000 each 

The climate and health award includes a salary of $75,000 per year for a total of up to two years to support scholarship related to climate and health.

https://globalhealth.harvard.edu/opportunities/fellowships/burke-fellowship/eligibility-application-process

How to Apply:

https://globalhealth.harvard.edu/opportunities/fellowships/burke-fellowship/how-to-apply

Application Deadline: March 10, 2023

See also:

 https://globalhealth.harvard.edu/opportunities/fellowships/burke-fellowship/contact-2

Qatar University Scholarships 2023 EN

 

Qatar University supports a wide variety of scholarship recipients in each academic year in order to attract highly qualified and talented students. The scholarships are awarded based on academic merit and talent.

Scholarships Types

Competitive Scholarships

Academic Scholarships

Admission Scholarship

International Students Scholarship

H.H. the Emir of Qatar's Scholarship for Academic Excellence

Outstanding Performance Scholarship

GCC States Scholarships (Embassies)

Talent Scholarship

Talent Scholarship Requirements and how to apply

Non-Competitive Scholarships

GCC Qatari Certificate Scholarships

Children of Qatar University Employees Scholarship

Other types of scholarships

Short Scholarships for the Arabic Program for Non-Native Program

College of Education Diploma Scholarships

https://www.qu.edu.qa/students/admission/scholarships/types 

Scholarships Conditions of Continuity

General Conditions:

1.Applicants are supposed to get the benefit of the scholarship in Fall and Spring semesters of the same academic year the scholarship granted for him/her (except for H.H. the Emir of Qatar's scholarships for Academic Excellence that are only offered in the Fall semester). It’s not allowed to transfer it to the next year.

2. Maximum Duration Condition: All students granted a scholarship must commit to maximum duration which is the proposed duration of the academic program that he/she is studying at, based on the program graduation requirements, in addition to the number of semesters spent in the Foundation Program (maximum one year) for Undergraduate Students. The maximum duration does not include Summer and/or Winter courses.

3. The student must remain registered continuously in all semesters (Fall and Spring).

4. In case the student's scholarship was canceled, the student will not be eligible to receive that scholarship again, regardless of whether the situation is amended.

The student is responsible to pay the penalty or fine when withdrawing from any classes or terms. For Talent Scholarship, in case of a conflict, priority is given to fulfilling obligations towards Qatar University in the field of talent over any other club or entity.

Special Continuity Conditions:

Foundation Program

Undergraduate Level

Graduate Level

www.qu.edu.qa/students/admission/scholarships/conditions-of-continuity 

Scholarship Timeline

Timeline to apply for scholarship in Spring 2023 semester

New undergraduate applicants who are residents in the State of Qatar:

New international undergraduate students applying to QU from outside Qatar

Current QU undergraduate students

Timeline to apply for scholarship in Fall 2023 semester

New undergraduate applicants who are residents in the State of Qatar:

New international undergraduate students applying to QU from outside Qatar

Current QU undergraduate students

College of Education Diploma Scholarships

www.qu.edu.qa/students/admission/scholarships/scholarships-timeline 

Contact Qatar University

http://www.qu.edu.qa/students/admission/contact-us