Supplementary Grants ProgramsBurmaSupplementary grants for Burmese students are intended primarily, but not exclusively, for refugee university students who actively participated in the pro-democracy movement of 1988 and whose education was subsequently disrupted.See also: Burma
Project at OSI-New York
Soros Supplementary Grants ProgramSoros Supplementary Grants Program 2004-2005Program Description: The Network Scholarship Programs of the Open Society Institute-Budapest is pleased to announce the Soros Supplementary Grants Program, academic year 2004-2005. The program was created to assist citizens of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, and Mongolia who are pursuing advanced study within this region but outside of their home countries. The goal is to support cross-cultural, intraregional student mobility as part of the Open Society Institute’s overall efforts to strengthen the academic network within and among these countries. The Soros Supplementary Grants Program 2004-2005 offers grants to: I. standard eligibility students of the social sciences, humanities, and fine and performing arts who have already arranged for part of the costs of their study to be covered. II. special needs
students:
Awards are offered for
one academic year only and will be granted in amounts ranging up to
$5,000. Awards are available to undergraduates and post-graduates enrolled
on full-time basis at recognized institutes of higher education outside
of their home country or permanent residence and in one of the countries
listed below. Participating countries are as follows (no exceptions):
Application deadline—April 15, 2004. You can download the application form here. Now
you can also apply online! For more information on
eligibility criteria and application details please contact the appropriate
scholarship program coordinator at
the national foundation in your home country. |