Monday, 10 December 2018

150 Fully-Funded Scholarships For Developing Countries In Belgium

Apply for the 220 Fully-funded ARES Masters and Training Scholarships for Developing Countries in Belgium. Each year, the Academy of Research and Higher Education (ARES) grants an average of 150 fellowships in the framework of the Masters and 70 fellowships in the framework of the internships to the nationals of the countries of the South. Apply now for the Fully-Funded ARES Scholarships For Developing Countries to avoid delay. Interested students should see the details below and apply if eligible.
                                       
150 Fully-Funded Scholarships For Developing Countries In Belgium
150 Fully-Funded Scholarships For Developing Countries In Belgium


Scholarship Type:

Accepted Subject Areas (Masters)

Accepted Subject Areas (Training)

Scholarship Benefits:

The award covers:
  • Travel (internal and external)
  • Monthly living allowance
  • Indirect mission costs
  • Installation costs
  • Tuition fees
  • Registration fee
  • Insurance costs
  • Housing allowance
  • Allowances for dependents
  • Return fees
  • In 1st session completion bonus (June).

Host Country Of Scholarship:

Belgium.

Country Eligible For The Scholarship:

Students from developing countries are allowed to apply.

Eligibility For The Fully-Funded ARES Scholarships For Developing Countries:

To be qualified, the following must be met:
 
  • Applicant must be from a developing country, reside and work in their own country at the time of filing;
  • Only nationals of the following countries are eligible to apply for scholarships ARES: Benin, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon, Cuba, Ecuador, Ethiopia ( only for courses in English ), Haiti, Madagascar, Morocco, Niger, Peru, Philippines, DR Congo, Rwanda, Senegal, Vietnam;
  • Applicant must either under the age of 40 for courses and under 45 for training periods
  • Applicant must either holds a diploma comparable to a diploma of the second cycle of Belgian university education. However, for certain types of training, different requirements may be set out, which will be specified below;
  • Applicant must demonstrates a professional occupation in a developing country of at least two years after completing his / her second cycle or three years after the end of his / her studies when the candidate holds a post-graduate diploma a university in an industrialized country;
  • Applicant must possess good knowledge of written and spoken French. For courses organized in another language, it is necessary to have a good knowledge of the language of the course, written and spoken. The candidate will also be asked to commit to learning French in order to participate in everyday life in Belgium;
  • Apply for a single training
  • For courses, priority will be given to candidates who are already holders of a diploma third cycle, save in exceptional circumstances duly justified in the application.
  • Priority will be given to candidates who have not already received a grant in Belgium.
  • Professional experience
  • Belonging to a partner institution: The commitment of the candidate in development activities
  • Nationality requirements
  • Gender equality
  • The future reintegration prospects
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How To Apply For The Scholarship:

To apply, download the form below:
  • Download the 2019-2020 form in English (15 pages – 119 KB) (for specialized master’s degrees in English).
  • Download the 2019-2020 form in French (15 pages – 118 Ko) (for specialization masters in French).

Application Closing Date:

  • 11th January, 2019
  • 8th February, 2019

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