International Master’s Scholarships at The University of Edinburgh in UK
The University of Edinburgh will offer sixteen Master’s scholarships for postgraduate study in any subject offered by the University.
Each scholarship will have a value of £3,000 which will be deducted from the tuition fee. The scholarships will be tenable for one academic year. Eligibility The scholarships will be awarded to students who are accepted for admission on a full-time basis for a postgraduate Master’s programme of study at the University of Edinburgh from the following countries:
Africa MexicoCanada Middle EastChina NorwayHong Kong RussiaIndia SingaporeJapan TaiwanKorea ThailandMalaysia USA
Applicants should already have been offered a place at the University of Edinburgh and should have firmly accepted that offer or be intending to do so.
Criteria The scholarship will be awarded broadly on the basis of academic merit. Candidates must have, or expect to obtain, a UK first class or 2:1 Honours degree at undergraduate level or the international equivalent.
In addition to the above academic qualifications, the selection panel will also take into account the financial circumstances of applicants to ensure that as far as possible a student’s financial situation does not impede a university education at the University of Edinburgh. Application Procedure
Applicants can download an application form in Rich Text Format (RTF) or PDF (which requires Adobe Acrobat Reader), or request one to be sent to them from:
The Scholarships and Student Finance Office The University of Edinburgh Old College South Bridge Edinburgh EH8 9YL
A completed scholarship application form, together with a copy of your degree transcript and two academic references, should be received by the Scholarships and Student Finance Office by the closing date of 2 April 2007 in order to be considered for the scholarship.
Selection Procedure A Selection Committee will meet in late May 2007 to select the scholarship holders. The winners of the scholarships will be announced by the end of May 2007.
StuNed Scholarships 2007 for Master in Netherlands
Netherlands StuNed Scholarships 2007 for Master, Short Course, and Customized-Training Programme
The StuNed programme aims at providing scholarships to government officials (central and regional), NGO officials, lecturers-educators and journalists. Employees of private companies working in development related sectors are also invited to apply.
The ideal StuNed candidate is strongly committed to the development of Indonesia; possesses proven leadership qualities; is strongly committed to the eradication of corruption and other bad governance practices; and can justify how the scholarship contributes to the development of his/her organisation. StuNed offers scholarships to follow master courses, short courses or customized training programmes. In general the eligibility of a course depends on the relevance for the development of Indonesia. The motivation for the study choice is an important factor in the assessment of the application.
What is StuNed?
StuNed, Studeren in Nederland, is a scholarship programme that aims to contribute to the development of Indonesia through strengthening the human resources of Indonesian organisations. Each year some 150-200 full scholarships are offered for professionals to follow master programmes, short courses or tailor made training, all conducted in the English language. Graduates commit themselves to return to Indonesia immediately after graduation and to be actively involved in the development.
The StuNed programme is subject to the Dutch policy for development co-operation which aims to achieve the UN Millennium Development goals in 2015. For Indonesia the bilateral programmes focus on generating and strengthening institutional capacity in development relevant sectors and theme’s such as: basic and higher education, ,HIV/ AIDS prevention, environment, water management and sanitation, trade, community based development, good governance & human rights, gender, and culture.
In line with the Indonesian Policy, as laid down in the Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSP), strengthening the decentralisation process is another objective of the StuNed programme. Therefore attention is given to candidates working at local government level and those working outside Java. StuNed also aims at a balanced gender representation (minimum 50% women).
Candidates’ profiles
The StuNed programme aims at providing scholarships to government officials (central and regional), NGO officials, lecturers-educators and journalists. Employees of private companies working in development related sectors are also invited to apply.
The ideal StuNed candidate is strongly committed to the development of Indonesia; possesses proven leadership qualities; is strongly committed to the eradication of corruption and other bad governance practices; and can justify how the scholarship contributes to the development of his/her organisation.
Eligible courses
StuNed offers scholarships to follow master courses, short courses or customized training programmes. In general the eligibility of a course depends on the relevance for the development of Indonesia. The motivation for the study choice is an important factor in the assessment of the application.
Most courses on language and literature are not eligible except those concerning the Indonesian or Dutch language. Study programmes on culture and history for which special sources are available in the Netherlands, are also eligible.
PhD programs are not eligible under the StuNed programme. For these programs see the information on the Netherlands Fellowship Programme (NFP) (another scholarship programme from the Dutch Government) on our website.
STUNED FOR MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMMES
Main requirements to apply: be an Indonesian national; to be proven by: copy of KTP or Kartu Dinas Pegawai Negeri, paspor (valid until one year after the start of the programme). To be submitted at the time of application. Copy of paspor can be submitted after award of the scholarship; have earned a S1 or Bachelor`s degree or its equivalent at a recognized university in Indonesia;be able to provide evidence of the academic achievements (minimum G.P.A. score 2.75): to be proven by: original transcript, dated year of graduation, legalized by university; relevant work experience for at least two years; to be proven by: official statement from the employer on seal stating that the applicant is allowed to study abroad and that her/his position will be reserved until the applicant has returned to Indonesia; this letter may be submitted after receiving the award of the scholarship, but before departure to the Netherlands; for government employees and lecturers a copy of the employment contract (SK) is required, NGO officials are requested to include the latest annual report of the NGO. have an academic or professional background that is related to the subject of the course; to be explained by applicant in motivation statement be full time available for the entire period of the study programme or course and be able to participate in and complete all courses; have a high level of English proficiency (TOEFL Computer based 213, or ITP 550, IELTS 6); Only International TOEFL or Recognized Institutional TOEFL (ITP) 550 scores are accepted. TOEFL/IELTS scores are only valid for two years. For postgraduate courses offered in the Dutch language a good command of the language is required; to be proven by: original score form, no copies allowed. In exceptional cases a TOEFL score lower than 550 is allowed if the receiving university guarantees to bring the English proficiency of the student to the required level. be in good health to be confirmed by: a medical examination after award of the scholarship; not have studied abroad in the past two years; to be proven by: curriculum vitae, data in application form on seal, photocopy passport be admitted to one of the courses or programmes offered by Institutes of Higher Education in the Netherlands for the academic year 2007; to be proven by: admission letter from the university in which the start and end date of the programme, the total tuition fee and the name of the course are mentioned clearly; as of 1 September 2007, the application be not older than 40 years for male; for female 45 years; to be proven by: copy of KTP or passport. Eligible study programmes
All master course with a duration of less then two years and with a clear relation to the objectives of the StuNed programme.
The deadline for submission of complete application forms is 15 April 2007
Pre-Registration for candidates from Outside Java
Candidates from outside Java may benefit from pre-registration application procedure through which a provisional award can be obtained. A provisional award is valid for two year enabling candidates to achieve the required level of English proficiency. For a selected group of candidate, the English training will be provided by NEC.
Main requirements:
Indonesian nationality S1 degree or equivalent with a minimum G.P.A. of 2.75 relevant work experience of at least two years - prior to the application deadline - by the present employer have selected an existing study programme at one of the institutes in the Netherlands academic or professional background which is related to the subject of the course strong motivation to follow the chosen study programme English proficiency level of at least TOEFL ITP 450 or equivalent; not have studied abroad, in the past two years age limit men 40; women 45. The deadline for pre-registration for courses starting in the academic year 2008-2009 is 1 Augustus 2007
STUNED FOR SHORT COURSES
Main requirements to apply:
be an Indonesian national to be proven by: copy of KTP or Kartu Dinas Pegawai Negeri, paspor (valid until one year after the start of the programme). To be submitted at the time of application. Copy of paspor can be submitted after award of the scholarship have earned a S1 or Bachelor`s degree or its equivalent at a recognized university in Indonesia; be able to provide evidence of the academic achievements (minimum GPA score 2.75) to be proven by: original transcript, dated year of graduation, legalized by university relevant work experience for at least two years to be proven by: official statement from the employer on seal stating that the applicant is allowed to study abroad and that her/his position will be reserved until the applicant has returned to Indonesia; this letter may be submitted after receiving the award of the scholarship, but before departure to the Netherlands; for government employees and lecturers a copy of the employment contract (SK) is required, NGO officials are requested to include the latest annual report of the NGO have an academic or professional background that is related to the subject of the course; to be explained by applicant in motivation statement be full time available for the entire period of the study programme or course and be able to participate in and complete all courses have a high level of English proficiency. Only International TOEFL or Recognized Institutional TOEFL (ITP) are accepted. TOEFL/IELTS scores are only valid for two years. For postgraduate courses offered in the Dutch language a good command of the language is required; to be proven by: original score form, no copies allowed be in good health to be confirmed by: a medical examination after award of the scholarship not have studied abroad in the past two years to be proven by: curriculum vitae, data in application form on seal, photocopy passport be admitted to one of the courses or programmes offered by Institutes of Higher Education in the Netherlands for the academic year 2006. to be proven by: admission letter from the university in which the start and end date of the programme, the total tuition fee and the name of the course are mentioned clearly as of 1 September 2006, the application be not older than 40 years for male; for female 45 years to be proven by: copy of KTP or passport. Eligible study programmes
All short courses with a duration of more than 6 weeks and less then 6 months with a clear relation to the objectives of the StuNed programme.
Deadline:
For courses starting between 1 July – 31 December 2007, the deadline for application is 1 March 2007 For courses starting between 1 January – 31 June 2008 the deadline for application is October 2007
STUNED FOR CUSTOMIZED-TRAINING PROGRAMMES
Institutions, partnerships, consortia and functional networks (hereafter called institutions/networks) may submit a collective application for staff upgrading. Training needs can consist of existing master courses (including the Dutch part of a double degree programmes) and short courses or tailor made programmes. Tailor made programmes are defined as existing short courses of which the starting date, location and/or time frame is adjusted to the institutions requirements. Tailor made programmes can also consist of a selection of existing modules to comply with the specific needs of the requesting institution. The programme may take place entirely or partly in Indonesia or the Netherlands.
Download detailed information on procedures, deadlines and guidelines for proposals and forms here.
How to apply for StuNed
Applicants are strongly advised to contact the institution well in advance for further information about the details of the course and the admission procedure; the university or institute offering the course will have its own admission requirements.
Applicants should take the following steps:
choose a study programme from the website www.studyin.nl or course information provided otherwise. go to the website of the university offering the chosen study programme and find out more about its contents, application procedure, start date etc. establish contact with the international officer of the university via e-mail. Apply for the chosen study programme and obtain the admission letter. download the StuNed (pre-registration) application form from the NEC website. submit the StuNed application form with all required attachments, including the (provisional) admission letter from the Dutch university, to the NEC office as soon as you can but before the deadline. Incomplete applications will not be processed. The selection process
All individual applications for master courses or short courses that fulfil the requirements are recorded, ranked and categorised according to various criteria like GPA score, TOEFL score, present occupation, domicile, assessment of the motivation, study category, gender and others.
A team of readers will assess all applications on the above mentioned criteria. The selection committee awards the scholarships based on the assessment, the importance of the sector and the employers for the development of Indonesia. A statement by the employer describing the effect that the study will have on the organisation is an important factor in this evaluation.
All candidates will be contacted for the last step in the application procedure; the interview. Candidates who pass the interview and have submitted all requirements will be offered a StuNed scholarship.
The StuNed Scholarship Covers tuition fee; monthly living allowance; insurance package (travel, health, third party liability); international travel expenses; travel expenses in the Netherlands directly related to the study programme; contribution to study related expenses, such as books and study materials and shipping charges (total allowance depends on the length of the study); reimbursement of expenses for the residence permit. For further information please e-mail to: beasiswa1@nec.or.id
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MSc and MA Scholarships in Languages, Swansea University
For the academic session 2007/08, Swansea University is offering up to 12 Taught Masters Bursaries to applicants from the UK or EU aiming to pursue MAs in Languages. Each award is worth GBP 1,500 towards tuition fees. Swansea University is also offering a number of International Office Postgraduate Scholarships. These awards make a GBP 1,000 contribution to fees for applicants from outside the EU. Both types of funding are available for the MA Translation with Language Technology and the MA Literary Translation.
MA Translation with Language Technology (MATLT)
The MATLT is a professionally focused, integrated course designed to ensure that entrants with proven foreign language competence emerge as successful and marketable future professionals equipped with the skills now in demand in the language services industry worldwide. Particular attention is paid to in-depth training with the latest Computer-Assisted Translation tools and to key techniques for building up translation specialisms. Our philosophy can be summed up in the phrase `hands on`: students learn by doing and we aim to teach strategies as much as solutions, based on our own extensive experience of working as and training translators. Successful MATLT graduates are now employed all over the world as freelance and in-house translators, project managers, terminologists, software developers and in many other capacities.
MA Literary Translation (MALT)
The MALT is designed to offer both an independent, intellectually stimulating scheme of study for advanced linguists and literary specialists, and a practical and theoretical training for those wishing to pursue literary translation in the course of their career. It is also suitable for practising translators who do not yet have but wish to gain formal qualifications. If you have a strong interest in literature and the specific features of literary expression in different languages, this flexible programme will give you a unique opportunity to develop your interests.
Both MA degree schemes can be pursued as full-time or part-time programmes. They are suitable for recent graduates of single or joint honours BAs (or international equivalents) in fields related to Languages, as well as for people with a less formally documented background who have significant relevant experience. All successful applicants for the MAs can be considered for either the Bursaries or the Scholarships, depending on their nationality.
Web Address for Applications: http://www.swan.ac.uk/postgraduate/apply/
Mailing Address for Applications: Attn: Judith Meyrick Post-Graduate Admissions, Swansea University Singleton Park Swansea SA2 8PP United Kingdom
Applications are due by: 23-Jul-2007 Contact Information: Prof Andrew Rothwell a.j.rothwell@swansea.ac.uk Phone:+44-1792- 295967 Fax:+44-1792- 295978
Download Application Materials (all in PDF format): English PG Application Pack (Download) Welsh PG Application Pack (Download)
The Ministry of National Education and Religious Affairs, Directorate of International Relations in Education, Section A` of Scholarships, announces that up to ten (10) scholarships for people of foreign nationality (foreigners and not of Greek Origin) from the Balkans, Eastern Europe, Asia and Africa will be offered for postgraduate studies in Greece, MA. / M.Sc., up to three (3) years, (i.e. one (1) year for the acquisition of the Greek Language and two (2) years MA. / M.Sc., beginning in the academic year 2007-2008) A. REQUIREMENTS FOR ELIGIBILITY
Applicants must: Be nationals of one of the following countries: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, China, Egypt, Ethiopia, FYROM, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Lebanon, Malaysia, Moldova, Montenegro, Pakistan, Russia, Serbia, Syria, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. Hold a graduate degree from a foreign University. Have an excellent knowledge of Greek or English or French. The knowledge of Greek language will be taken under consideration. Not exceed thirty-five (35) years of age. Have never been scholarship holders of the Ministry of National Education. Have foreign citizenship.
B. DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED
Applicants having the above requirements should submit through the Greek Diplomatic Authorities in their country - or in a neighboring country in case of absence of a Greek Embassy or Consulate in their country - the following documents : An application form (available at the relevant Greek Diplomatic Authority duly filled). A curriculum vitae. Transcripts of previous University studies and certified copies of their degrees. An official certificate indicating the excellent knowledge of Greek or English or French. A health certificate signed by a general physician confirming the good health of the applicant. Two (2) letters of recommendation, one of which must be from a University professor. Validated copy of the passport. A recent photograph. Letter of admission to the Greek University issued by the relevant faculty or faculty professor of the University. All documents, if not originally in English or French, must be translated into Greek, English or French. Incomplete, inaccurate, inadequate or illegible application dossiers may lead to disqualification from consideration. Applicants must submit only certified copies of the originals because the submitted documents will not be returned.
C. SUBMISSION DATE
The submission deadline is the 30th of April 2007. ?he Greek Diplomatic Authorities will notify the candidates of the results after June 2007.
D. TERMS OF THE SCHOLARSHIP
Students accepted for postgraduate studies, whose knowledge of the Greek language is insufficient, could attend Greek Language classes, only if the Committee of the University considers Greek Language indispensable for their enrolment in the post-graduate program. The scholarship program begins after the candidate`s arrival in Greece, at a School of Modern Greek Language either at the Didaskaleio of the University of Athens or the School of Modern Greek Language of the University of Thessaloniki (the courses for Modern Greek Language usually commence on 1st October). The candidate must at least be conditionally admitted by a Greek University as proven by a formal letter issued by the relevant Faculty or faculty professor of that University. In this case the duration of the scholarship can be extended up to three (3) years (one for the Greek Language and two for the Postgraduate Studies)
The candidates must notify one month in advance about the exact date of their arrival in Greece and the number of their passport, plus the date of its issue, so that all the necessary arrangements concerning student VISA could be made by the Ministry of Education before their arrival in Greece. A tourist visa cannot be changed into a student visa in Greece; that’s why candidates are advised not to come to Greece without having previously secured a student visa.
The scholars will be deprived of their scholarship in any of the following cases: A false statement has been made on their application dossier. They don’t comply with the terms and conditions of the scholarship. They hold a scholarship from another source. They will be subjected to disciplinary action by the University or will have no prospect for academic achievement (e.g. failure to achieve a satisfactory level in the Greek language or in their major field of studies).
They leave Greece -regardless of the reason- without having informed the Ministry of Education in writing prior to their departure. Applicants who are or have been scholarship holders of the State Scholarships Foundation will be excluded from all future programmes of Ministry of Education.
E. DURATION OF THE SCHOLARSHIP
The duration of the postgraduate scholarship is for two years, unless a third year is considered necessary by the University, for the study of Greek Language. A scholarship renewal is decided by the Ministry of Education, according to the scholars’ research-studies. It all depends on students’ satisfactory progress, in order for them to obtain their relevant degrees. In any case, the Ministry of Education examines and decides upon the total duration of each student’s scholarship.
F. FINANCIAL PROVISIONS
All scholarships provide: 600 euros for initial expenses. Stay permit dues. Tuition fees for the School of Modern Greek Language. Free medical care in public hospitals in case of emergency. The scholarships for postgraduate studies include a monthly allowance of 500 euros for living expenses. No support is provided for transportation, conferences, seminars, symposia or research activities. No additional assistance is provided for the spouse or other dependants of the scholarship holder. The scholarship holders are not permitted to undertake paid employment of any kind, as they are expected to devote themselves fully to their studies. The scholarship will be withheld for periods spent outside Greece.
G. OBLIGATIONS OF THE SCHOLARS
On their arrival in Greece, students are obliged to present themselves to the Ministry of Education, receive their file and settle all formalities, concerning their medical assurance and financial provisions from the Ministry. The Ministry is not authorized to provide boarding facilities ( lodging facilities/ meals in University Campus etc. ).
Scholars have to submit to the Ministry of Education the following: In case of attending a language course a certificate for having successfully completed the necessary examination in the Modern Greek Language ( before the end of the first year). A progress report on their studies signed by their supervisor (at the end of every semester). An annual examination result notice for postgraduate students issued by the relevant Department of the University. At the end of their programme of studies, a validated copy of the academic title they have obtained. The above-mentioned documents ( 1,2,3 ) along with the relevant application form submitted by the scholar are absolutely necessary for the renewal of the scholarship at the end of each academic year of studies. Otherwise, the Ministry of Education has the right to proceed to the discontinuance of the scholarship.
Scholarship holders must sign a declaration that they commit themselves to return to their native countries. The Greek Diplomatic Authorities are responsible for ensuring that the scholarship holders do, in fact return and stay in their native countries.
Document to download : Application form (download) Postal address: 15, Mitropoleos St., 101 85, Athens, GREECE Telephone number: (+3010) 3236567, (+3010) 3210156 Fax number: (+3010) 3236567 - E-mail: des-a@ypepth.gr
PhD Studentship in Health Psychology at University of Plymouth CLOSING DATE: 12 NOON, WEDNESDAY 21 MARCH 2007
PhD Studentship Health Psychology In Practice Peninsula Medical School.
The Peninsula Medical School is a joint initiative between the Universities of Plymouth and Exeter and the NHS. This is a University of Plymouth appointment.
The Peninsula Postgraduate Health Institute works with the NHS, the Peninsula Medical School and the Universities of Exeter and Plymouth to offer an exciting range of PhD programmes. On successful completion the candidate receives a joint award from the University of Exeter and the University of Plymouth. Health Psychology in Practice: Understanding behavioural intervention processes for improving patient self-care in chronic illness.
As part of our commitment to research excellence, applications are invited from suitably qualified graduates for a full-time PhD studentship in the Peninsula Medical School’s Institute of Health and Social Care Research, working in the Institute’s Primary Care Research Group. The studentship will cover a tax-exempt stipend of £12,300 per annum and tuition fees at the home rate for a 3-year period. Candidates from countries outside the European Union will be liable for the difference between ‘home student fees’ and ‘foreign student fees’.
This project aims to improve our understanding of the psychological processes which are important in behavioural interventions for improving patient self-care of chronic illnesses. The consequences of poor self-care in people with chronic illnesses (e.g. medication use, lifestyle) are a major source of NHS cost and developing NHS systems to improve the support of patient self-care is central to current government policy. At the same time, the science of self-care intervention development and evaluation is a rapidly developing area in behavioural medicine, but one which still needs strengthening with empirical evidence and methodological development (Hardeman W et al. Health Educ Res 2005;20:676-87. Michie S et al. Quality and Safety in Health Care 2005;14:26-33). The proposed studentship will be conducted initially in the context of the piloting and trial evaluation of an intervention for promoting better asthma self-care. This is part of an ongoing programme of work developed by Dr Colin Greaves. The studentship will focus initially on addressing the following objectives:
Identifying suitable process measures to assess the inter-relationship between variables in a theoretical model of self-care behaviour modification in an asthma self-care intervention. Piloting the process measures framework alongside the intervention pilot (or in a separate study). Conducting qualitative research to elicit patient and practitioner experiences of using the intervention and to gain further insights into the processes involved. Applying the process measures framework and qualitative feedback in the planning of larger studies, including a randomised controlled trial evaluation of the asthma self-care intervention. The post will allow the student to develop a range of qualitative and quantitative research skills in a growth area of behavioural science and to gain experience in an applied research setting. This would be particularly relevant for candidates considering a career in behavioural science /behavioural medicine research. The student will be based in the Primary Care Research Group. Supervision will be provided jointly by Dr Colin Greaves (Health Psychologist and Senior Research Fellow) and Professor John Campbell (Professor of Primary Care and General Practice) and the work will be supported by the PMS Clinical Trials Methodology Unit. Informal enquiries should be addressed to Dr Colin Greaves (01392 262751, 0798 9895165 Colin.Greaves@pms.ac.uk).
Students should hold, or expect to obtain, a minimum of an upper-second class degree in a relevant health related subject. Relevant disciplines include psychology, health psychology /behavioural medicine.
For an application form, please contact:
The Postgraduate Office, Peninsula Medical School, John Bull Building, Tamar Science Park, Plymouth PL6 8BU.
Telephone number 01752 437300 or email: Vicky.Clarke@pms.ac.uk
PhD Scholarship in Optical Shape Measurement Technology 2007 in UK
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PhD Scholarship in Optical Shape Measurement Technology For Aerospace Applications
The closing date for applications is 20th February 2007.
PhD Scholarship sponsored by Airbus UK Optical Shape Measurement Technology For Aerospace Applications Wolfson School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Up to £10,500 per annum tax free plus tuition fees Ref: JMH160107
PhD Studentship (Research and Teaching Assistant) in Plant Ecology 2007 in Germany
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PhD Studentship (Research and Teaching Assistant) in Plant Ecology, Leibniz University Hannover
Application Please, send the usual application documents until the 30th of March 2007
The Department of Environmental Planning, Section of Landscape Planning and Nature Conservation at the Faculty of Architecture and Landscape Science (Institut fr Umweltplanung, Abteilung Naturschutz und Landschaftspflege, Fakultt fr Architektur und Landschaft) invites applications for the position of a Research and Teaching Assistant (50%, no tenure track) (Salary approx. 25,000 Euro before tax).
Deadline:10 March 2007 In commemoration of its 80th anniversary in 1998, Matsushita Electric decided to launch Panasonic Scholarship Program for privately-financed students from Asian countries to pursue master’s course in Japan.
YEAR ONE : Japanese language training and study as research student 1. Monthly Scholarship : ¥ 150.000 per month 2. Arrival Allowance : max. ¥ 200.000 will be paid before and/ or after arrival in Japan 3. Tuition Fee Assistance : ¥ 250.000 will be paid in each semester The actual amount will be paid in case the tuition fee is less than ¥ 500.000/ year.
YEAR TWO & THREE : Master’s course at graduate school 1. Monthly Scholarship : ¥ 180.000 per month 2. Matriculation Fee Assistance : ¥ 200.000 will be paid in the first year of master’s course 3. Tuition Fee Assistance : ¥ 250.000 will be paid in each semester The actual amount of matriculation and tuition fee will be be paid to the students whose fees are less than the above amount.
We hope this scholarship will provide them with a good oppurtunity to do research at graduate schools and enable them to contribute to the development of their countries and to promote friendship between Asian countries and Japan in the 21st Century.
ELIGIBILITY Privately-financed students from Asian countries who are university graduates under 30 years of age and wish to enter master’s courses of natural science and engineering area except Medical Science, Pharmacology and Dentistry at graduate schools in Japan.
APPLICATION Overseas Application System Subsidiaries of Matsushita Electric in the following countries and areas invite applicants to apply for this program. CHINA, MALAYSIA, TAIWAN, INDONESIA, THE PHILIPPINES, THAILAND, and VIETNAM
CONTENTS OF PANASONIC SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Panasonic Scholarship will be provided for max. three years including max. one year of Japanese language training and study as research student and max. two years for master’s program.
The International Priority Graduate Program (PGP) in Japan
The International Priority Graduate Program (PGP) - Ritsumeikan University Deadline: 2 March 2007 The Monbukagakusho offers scholarships to international students with recommendations from their host universities, under the following guidelines:
I. ELIGIBILITY AND CONDITIONS
Applicants must be graduate students who will newly enter Japan for the purpose of study.
Nationality Applicants must have nationality of a country that is recognized by the Japanese government as of April 1, 2007. Age Applicants must be those born on or after April 2, 1972 . Educational Qualifications Applicants must have obtained educational qualifications of at least the level of an undergraduate degree. Major Fields Applicants must specialize in the field that they have majored in at their home university or its related field, and which must be a field in which the applicant can receive supervision and guidance at the institution where the applicant has been admitted. Language All courses at this program are conducted in English. Applicants must possess suitable English proficiency. Health Applicants must be in both good physical and mental health. Arrival in Japan Applicants must arrive in Japan on the date designated by the host institution between October 1 and 7, 20 07. Neither travel allowances nor lump-sums will be provided in case when travel to Japan is not possible between the designated dates. Application Deadline Ritsumeikan will undertake preliminary screening of applications prior to forwarding them to the Monbukagakusho (including other documents prepared by the university). Completed applications must be submitted with all necessary documents to the Ritsumeikan University Office of International Education at Biwako Kusatsu Campus (address written below) by March 2, 2007 . Fax is also acceptable, however all original documents must arrive at the Office of International Education, Kinugasa Kusatsu Campus by the above date. Application Mailing Address : Office of International Education at Biwako-Kusatsu Campus Ritsumeikan University 1-1-1 Nojihigashi, Kusatsu, Shiga 525-8577 JAPAN Tel. +81-77-561-3946 Fax. +81-77-561-3956
II. SCHOLARSHIP DETAILS
1) Amount 170,000 yen per month (subject to change)
2) Tuition Fees This scholarship does not provide financial assistance towards payment of tuition fees, however Ritsumeikan University will exempt students from tuition fees.
3) Travel Allowances < (a) Travel expenses for coming to Japan An economy class air ticket from the international airport closest to the present address of the student to the New Tokyo International Airport (Narita) will be furnished (or to the closest international airport to the university where the student has been admitted, if this is financially more viable for Monbukagakusho). In the case that the student arrives at Kansai International Airport in Osaka, and the cost is more than the cost to Tokyo, the student will be required to pay the difference. (b) Travel expenses for returning home At the conclusion of the term of the scholarship, an economy class air ticket shall be provided from New Tokyo International Airport (or from the closest international airport to the university where the student has been admitted, if this is financially more viable for Monbukagakusho) to the international airport closest to the place of the student’s residence ( in the country in which the student holds citizenship), in the case that the student plans to return home by the designated date. 4) Term of scholarship payment III. REQUIRED DOCUMENTS 2007 Application form
Field of Study and Study Program (Description of Major field of study and research planning. Additionally, within the Research plan column, summarize / outline a detailed plan for proposed theme of final thesis.)
Certificates of completion or certificates/letters stating expected graduation date of programs and academic degrees awarded by undergraduate or graduate schools (copy) Academic transcripts issued by undergraduate or graduate schools attended ( to be attached with a clear indicator, such as GPA or specific rank order.) (copy) Copy of the student's family or citizen register in the home country. If such a certificate cannot be obtained, a birth certificate is also acceptable (copy) Recommendations by the dean or a person of higher position at the applicant’s school or institution (to be addressed to the President of Ritsumeikan University, Japan)(original) Three (3) photographs of the student (taken within 6 months, 6x4 cm, from the waist up, full faced, no hats or caps on and including the student's name and nationality on the reverse side, one to be pasted on the designated spot on each form) Summary of thesis written for degree most recently completed (applicant to attach with application) Proof of linguistic talent/practical expertise (e.g., TOEFL, TOEIC) IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER
1) All documents must be written in English or Japanese on A4 sized paper (Please attach translations in English or Japanese if the documents are in another language. Typed documents will be preferred.). 2) Documents submitted with the application will not be returned to the applicant. 3) Incomplete or late applications will not be accepted. 4) Interviews (by Internet, e-mail) will be conducted by at least three instructors belonging to the applicant’s desired specialty / course and the interviews will be conducted about three times by each instructor.
Thailand Master and Doctoral Scholarship - Water Engineering Management - AIT Deadline: 15 February 2007(August intake) You may also receive the application package by mail for a nominal application processing fee of US$25. Students from Asian developing nations are offered the opportunity to pursue their master's or doctoral studies in fields relating to sustainable poverty reduction at one of Asia 's leading postgraduate institutions. Master's and doctoral scholarships will be provided to students from seven partner countries of the Netherlands in Asia, i.e., Afghanistan , Bangladesh , Indonesia , Mongolia , Pakistan , Sri Lanka and Vietnam. The Netherlands Ministry for Development Cooperation and the Asian Institute of Technology have partnered to offer a program called "Human Resource Development for Asian Partner Countries" from October 2006 to December 2009.
The scholarships cover the costs of degree programs in fields relevant to sustainable development, environmental protection and the promotion of gender equity. The three focal areas are water engineering and management, rural development and sustainable use of natural resources, and urban environmental management.
Water engineering and management includes waterways and coastal engineering, irrigation engineering, water resources and water supply drainage. Expertise areas also include water transport, flood control, beach protection, erosion, water supply and wastewater collection and sewerage treatment systems, and integrated watershed development management.
Rural development and sustainable use of natural resources addresses rural development and the need to consider economic productivity versus the necessity to conserve rural areas. In AIT many programs aim to contribute to technology to stimulate rural developments including agricultural and food engineering, bioprocess technology, aquaculture and aquatic resources management, pulp and paper technology, natural resources management, as well as regional and rural development planning.
Urban environmental management addresses the sustainable development of urbanized areas as many of the partner countries are facing rapid urbanization. Thus, the concerns should address urban economy and living environment, conservation of urban natural environments and greening, prevention of environmental deterioration, impacts of urbanization, urban transportation, urban affordable sanitation and sewage treatment. Urban environmental management focuses on the utilization of human and other resources to improve and maintain the quality of urban areas.
Details
• Scholarship recipients will be selected according to AIT's admission criteria, rules and regulations to ensure that the most suitable candidates are admitted based on an assessment of the needs in the Netherlands ' seven partner countries in Asia .
• At least 40 per cent of the scholarships will be offered to women candidates.
• After successful completion of graduate studies and professional training in AIT, the scholarship recipients are obliged to return to their home countries for strengthening institutional capacities and contributing in building sustainable societies.
• Recipients are required to conduct thesis research on topics relevant to their respective home country's development needs incorporating environmental protection and sustainable development concerns.
• A scholarships provides grants for tuition and fees, monthly stipend, medical insurance, educational visa and one round trip air travel.
• For the master's program, preference will be given to staff of public sector agencies, government departments, training institutions and universities.
• Doctoral scholarships are available only to candidates who are lecturers or university teaching staff. Doctoral degree program candidates must be certified by their local employers to study abroad and must have re-employment contracts to ensure that they return back to work after their completion of the doctoral degree program at AIT. Applicants must provide a relevant research proposal and demonstrate a strong academic background and experience.
• All recipients of the scholarships should take at least one course on gender and development issues.
Entry requirements
• Applicants must adhere to AIT's admissions requirements, procedures and policies. To learn more, click here http://www.ait.ac.th/apply-requirements
Deadline
August semester: 15 February
Note: Applicants who are required to attend Bridging program, who require early offer of admission or who have visa or passport restrictions, are encouraged to submit applications at least two months before the deadline.
You may apply online or download application forms at: http://www.ait.ac.th/apply.
You may also receive the application package by mail for a nominal application processing fee of US$25.
Please contact:
Admissions and Scholarships Unit Asian Institute of Technology P.O. Box 4 , Klong Luang Pathumthani 12120 , Thailand Phone: (662) 5245031-5033 Fax: (662) 524-6326 E-mail: admissions@ait.ac.th Web site: www.ait.ac.th
International Undergraduate Fees Scholarships (NZIUFS)in New Zealand
The New Zealand International Undergraduate Fees Scholarships reflect the New Zealand Government’s commitment to deepening New Zealand’s educational partnerships with participating countries and regions.
The New Zealand education system provides students with the knowledge and skills to achieve results equal to the world’s best. The scholarship programme is about sharing this excellence with the rest of the world, and bringing the best from elsewhere to share their knowledge with New Zealand.
Up to 28 scholarships will be awarded for students undertaking undergraduate study at a New Zealand university in the coming academic year.
Terms and Conditions To be eligible for a scholarship students must: Be passport holders or permanent residents of one of the following. ASEAN (Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Viet Nam) Asia (China, Korea, Japan, India, Taiwan) Latin America (Brazil, Chile, Mexico) Meet the requirements for entry into an undergraduate degree programme at a New Zealand university. (Please note, this will include proof of English language proficiency). Information on New Zealand institutions is available on the Education New Zealand student website, www.newzealandeducated.com. Candidates can use the online course search facility to help them identify which institution is right for them. The results will allow them to access detailed information on living and studying in New Zealand, institutional profiles, their individual website addresses and detailed course information. Have completed their final two (2) years of secondary school and a minimum of one year of tertiary study in their home country at the time of application. Be under the age of 30 as at the application close date (candidates birth dates must be on or after 20 October, 1976, anyone born before this date may not apply) Include a completed ‘Application for Admission’ form for their preferred New Zealand university together with the appropriate supporting documents. Be in the top 10% or at an ‘Excellent’ level in the final secondary qualification in their country and first year of university. Hold one of the following English language test scores, achieved no longer than two (2) years prior to the time of application. Please note that certain courses of study such as Law or Engineering require a higher level of English language proficiency than others, check with the host institution for confirmation: An IELTS Academic Test with an overall score of at least 6.0 with no band less than 5.5; or A TOEFL test score of at least 550, including a score of 4.5 in the Test of Written English; or A score of 213 in the Computer based TOEFL, including an Essay Writing score of 4.0; or Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) – Grade B; Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) – Grade C TOEFL test reports should be sent directly to the Education New Zealand Trust’s ETS institution code of 8727. This should be specified at the time of taking the test.
Candidates who hold New Zealand citizenship or permanent residency may not apply under any circumstances.
The following disciplines are excluded from the NZIUF Scholarships:
Aviation Dental Surgery Medicine Optometry, and Veterinary Science The number of scholarships available each year shall be determined by Education New Zealand in consultation with the New Zealand Ministry of Education who shall from time to time also review the terms and conditions of the awards.
The scholarship is tenable at any one of the following institutions (listed in alphabetical order):
AUT University Lincoln University Massey University University of Auckland University of Canterbury University of Otago University of Waikato Victoria University of Wellington A scholarship shall lapse in the event that a person to whom an award has been made fails to become admitted into their fulltime undergraduate programme by 1 August in the year following that of application.
Please note that candidates wishing to study on a part time basis are ineligible. Students who are already physically located in New Zealand are not eligible to apply.
The scholarship is conditional upon gaining entry and enrolling in an undergraduate degree programme at a New Zealand university. The offer of a scholarship does not guarantee admission. Scholarship holders are responsible for securing an appropriate entry visa to New Zealand and for any fees associated with the visa, including a medical examination. The offer of a scholarship does not guarantee that such a visa will be granted.
Scholarship holders may not change their degree programme during tenure of the scholarship without written permission from their host university and Education New Zealand. In the event of a recipient’s enrolment being suspended for any reason by their host university, Education New Zealand must be informed in writing. In these cases the scholarship will also be suspended. Scholarship recipients may not simultaneously hold other scholarships funded by the New Zealand Government.
*Please note that there may be additional country specific eligibility criteria applied by each country’s scholarships agency. Please ensure that you check these online via www.newzealandeducated.com/scholarships prior to submitting your application.
Value The value of the New Zealand International Undergraduate Fees Scholarships shall be full undergraduate tuition fees for six semesters or the completion of the undergraduate degree programme, whichever comes first. This does not include living costs, insurance and travel expenses to and from New Zealand. Candidates are required to maintain a high level of academic achievement at all times as the awards are subject to continuing good performance.
How do students apply? Applications must be made in the first instance to the designated Scholarship agency in the country in which the applicant has his/her permanent home. Contact details for agencies are available online at www.newzealandeducated.com/scholarships. No applications should be submitted directly to Education New Zealand.
Information on New Zealand institutions is available on the Education New Zealand student website, www.newzealandeducated.com. Candidates can use the online search facility to help them identify which institution is right for them. The results will allow them to access detailed information on living and studying in New Zealand, institutional profiles and their individual website addresses.
Marie Curie Summer School 2007 on Knowledge Based Materials, Partial Melts and Amorphous Materials
The deadline for applications for funding for this year’s Summer School is April 30th.
Following on from the successful 2005 Marie Curie Summer School on Single-Phase Materials, held in Hürtgenwald, Germany, and the 2006 school on Polyphase and Composite Materials in Älvdalen, Sweden are pleased to announce this year’s Summer School, which focuses on Partial Melts and Amorphous Materials. This year’s event will be hosted by Dr Mark Jessell from the Institut de Recherche pour le Développement, and will run from the 20th to the 30th of August, 2007.
The full presentations of the 2005 & 2006 summer schools, together with information on the 2007 event, including a list of speakers and the online application form may be found at: http://www.materialsknowledge.org
Details of the eligibility requirements to receive one of the 30 EU fully funded places, and fees for non-eligible participants can be found at the above address. Research scientists not eligible for EU funding are also most welcome to apply on a fee-paying basis and should use the same application form.
Sampoerna Foundation Overseas MBA Scholarship Program
Sampoerna Foundation was established in March 2001 in response to the urgent need to improve the quality of education in Indonesia. Amid severe budgetary cuts to education due to the prolonged economic crisis, its founders realized the importance of private sector institutions filling the gap in those educational areas critical to Indonesia’s development.
Sampoerna Foundation Overseas MBA Scholarship Program
The Sampoerna Foundation Overseas MBA Scholarship Program is a mean to groom Indonesia’s future business leaders. Sampoerna Foundation provides the qualified individuals the opportunity to pursue a Master of Business Administration degree at leading business schools overseas. Upon completing the program, scholars are expected to return to Indonesia and endeavor to transfer their knowledge to their fellow citizens. Application deadline is April 30, 2007. Applications should be submitted as early as possible. Sampoerna Foundation Overseas MBA Scholarships consist of the following programs:
No. Name of Scholarship(s) Maximum number of scholarship(s) granted for 2007 Intake 1. Sampoerna Foundation (SF) MBA in the US 4 2. Fulbright – SF MBA in the US Scholarship* 3 3. Australian Education International (AEI) – SF MBA in Australia 4 4. Ambassade de France en Indonésie – SF MBA in France 2 5. British Council (BC) – SF MBA in the UK 2
6. Singapore Education (SE) – SF MBA in Singapore 2
*Please contact AMINEF about this particular program and how to apply: American Indonesian Exchange Foundation Balai Pustaka Building, 6th Floor Jl. Gunung Sahari Raya No. 4 Jakarta 10720 Phone: 021-345-2016, 345-2018, 345-0709 Fax: 021-345-2050 Website: www.aminef.or.id CONDITIONS OF AWARD
The information contained in this document is intended for the Sampoerna Foundation Overseas MBA Scholarship Program, pertinent to the 2008 intake only.
I. Basic Eligibility Applicant must satisfy ALL of the following conditions:
1. Indonesian citizen who is under 35 years of age when lodging the application.
2. Hold a Bachelor degree in any discipline from an Indonesian tertiary institution with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.25 (on a 4.00 scale)
3. Have a minimum of two-year full-time professional work experience after the completion of the undergraduate degree.
4. Have valid proof (validity of two years) of: • International TOEFL with a minimum score of 600 (PBT) or 250 (CBT) or 100 (IBT), OR • International English Language Testing System (IELTS) of minimum 6.5 (for MBA Australia only)*
5. Have valid proof (validity of five years): • GMAT test scores above 600 with verbal score to be 25 or above*
6. Not currently enrolled in graduate or post-graduate program, or has already obtained a Master’s degree or equivalent.
7. Not enrolled or graduated from an overseas tertiary institution, unless was on a full scholarship.
8. Not in receipt of other equivalent award or scholarship offering similar or other benefits at the time of the award.
9. Demonstrate they are from financially disadvantaged family and that without the scholarship he/she will not be able to study for an overseas MBA program.
* GMAT and TOEFL/IELTS score can be submitted when the applicants pass Sampoerna Foundation Selection Stage and chosen as Finalists. The finalists then must have a valid score as required by each program.
** All applicants selected as Finalists for MBA France shall have to take language course in the appointed institution by SCAC and pass the DELF (Diplôme d'Études en Langue Française) B1 & B2 test.
Any applicant proves to have forged information in his/her application form or any of the documents attached therein will be immediately disqualified. For more details click here.
Master and PhD Studentships in Nanotechnology and Nanosensors 2007 in USA
Master and PhD Studentships in Nanotechnology and Nanosensors at Electrical Engineering, South Dakota State University USA.
One PhD level and two masters level Graduate Research Assistantships are available for highly talented and motivated students in nanotechnology. A degree in electrical engineering or closely related fields is required for these positions. Research areas include but are not limited to:
nanosensors nanostructured materials data analysis and pattern recognetion tools advanced micro and nano-fabrication techniques; Assistantships can start any time. Stipends for PhD level vary from 20,000-28,000 USD/year. Please send a resume and a statement of research interests & purpose for full consideration. Graduate school requirements can be found at here. For more information about Electrical Engineering graduate program and curriculum please visit this site.
Postgraduate Studentships in Diversity, Integration and Policy 2007 in UK
Keyword : Postgraduate Studentship, UK Studentship,
Annual stipend €16,000; academic fees paid by the projects. Postgraduate Studentships in Diversity, Integration and Policy, University of Dublin
Postgraduate studentships Trinity Immigration Initiative School of Social Work and Social Policy University of Dublin, Trinity College
The Trinity Immigration Initiative is launching a major research programme on Diversity, Integration and Policy, comprising a multidisciplinary suite of six interrelated projects.
Applications are invited for one full-time postgraduate studentship of three years’ duration in each of the projects listed below.
PhD Scholarships in International Studies, University of Trento 2007 in Italy
Application Deadline: March 15, 2007
The University of Trento is now inviting applications from qualified candidates for its three-year PhD Programme in International Studies
Write To : School of International Studies, University of Trento, via Verdi 8/10, I-38100 Trento, Italy, Email: phd@sis.unitn.it This highly structured multidisciplinary programme is composed of a minimum of 200 hours of coursework. Students follow a common curriculum in International studies, methodology, research design and history, and attend advanced seminars in their major and minor subjects, chosen from amongst the disciplines of Economics, Law, and Politics & Society. The coursework is concentrated in the first year, with the third semester being devoted to the completion of the research proposal. At least one semester must be spent abroad for research.
The school invites applications across the whole range of disciplines comprising international studies but particularly encourages students who intend to carry out research in the following areas: European integration; post-1945 international and European history; multi-level governance, trans-Atlantic relations, trans-national crime, international criminal justice, international financial history, and comparative constitutionalism.
The programme is conducted entirely in English and will be taught by members of the university’s multi-national faculty. No tuition fees are charged and a number of fully funded three-year scholarships will be awarded to the top-ranked applicants. Scholarships will be augmented by 50% for authorised research periods spent abroad. At least 50% of the admitted candidates will be offered scholarships.
For the application forms and further details concerning the PhD programme, including the application procedures, please consult our website : http://portale.unitn.it/drsis/
Newcastle University International Postgraduate Scholarship [NUIPS] 2007 in UK
UK Newcastle University International Postgraduate Scholarship (NUIPS)
Closing dates: 28 February 2007 and 23 May 2007 Newcastle University is delighted to announce over 100 new Newcastle University International Postgraduate Scholarship (NUIPS) awards. These are available for international students starting their studies in September 2007, in the 2007-08 academic year.
Contact Details
Student Welfare Service (Financial Support Team) Newcastle University 6 Kensington Terrace Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RU United Kingdom Each scholarship will have a value of £1,500 per year, payable towards tuition fees in the first instance. In very exceptional circumstances, the value of the NUIPS may be increased to £3,000 per year at the discretion of the Scholarships Committee.
Eligibility You could be eligible to apply for a NUIPS award if:
you have been offered a place on any postgraduate degree programme you have been assessed as international/overseas for fees purposes, and are wholly or partially self-financing you intend to register to start your studies during the 2007-08 academic year. Applications for a NUIPS award cannot be made for a course that has already been started by a student.
How to apply There are two closing dates: 28 February 2007 and 23 May 2007. Applications will be considered after each closing date and candidates will be notified in April and July whether their application has been successful.
An application form is available on request from the Financial Support Team, or you can download an application form and NUIPS regulations, as a Rich Text File.
Please note that NUIPS applications cannot be considered for candidates unless they have already applied for and been offered a place to study at the University.
Entering its sixth year, the Asia Pacific Leadership Program (APLP) is the center of excellence for leadership education in the Asia Pacific region. The APLP is a graduate certificate program combining the development of regional expertise with the enhancement of individual leadership capacity. Based at the East-West Center in Honolulu, Hawaii, the program is creating a network of dynamic leaders from around the world who are familiar with the critical issues and cultures of the Asia Pacific region and trained to work collaboratively. The program involves intensive coursework and field studies. All participants receive an APLP Entry Fellowship valued at approximately $10,000. Participants
The Asia Pacific Leadership Program seeks outstanding individuals with high leadership potential from across the Asia Pacific region, North America and beyond. All participants have at least a Bachelors degree with the majority having graduate degrees as well. At least 20 countries are represented in each cohort. APLP Fellows come together from all walks of life, including areas as diverse as government, business, NGOs, health sciences, media, monastic orders, and the academe. Participants will gain a broad regional perspective, become knowledgeable about the critical challenges facing the Asia-Pacific region, and be trained to exercise collaborative leadership and promote cooperation toward the well-being of the countries and peoples of the region. The APLP empowers future leaders with the knowledge, skills, experiences and supportive community needed to successfully navigate personal and regional change in the 21st century.
The program was established through generous funding support from the Freeman Foundation.
Application Forms and Fellowships
For more information about the Asia Pacific Leadership Program, as well as application forms and fellowship opportunities, please visit our website at: http://www.eastwestcenter.org/aplp
Recruitment for 2007-08 is open. Places are limited. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The deadline is February 15, 2007.
East-West Center
The East-West Center is an education and research organization established by the U.S. Congress in 1960 to strengthen relations and understanding among the peoples and nations of Asia, the Pacific, and the United States. The Center contributes to a peaceful, prosperous, and just Asia Pacific community by serving as a vigorous hub for cooperative research, education, and dialogue on critical issues of common concern to the Asia Pacific region and the United States. Funding for the Center comes from the U.S. government, with additional support provided by private agencies, individuals, foundations, corporations, and the governments of the region.
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The University of Edinburgh will offer sixteen Master’s scholarships for postgraduate study in any subject offered by the University.
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