Smart Structures Laboratory, Department of Aerospace Engineering, Chonbuk National University, South Korea. building a research team of graduate students for their laboratory. Their projects are related to the application of laser ultrasound technologies and optical fiber sensors technologies to the non-destructive test and evaluation (NDT&E). and Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) of important engineering structures, such as wind turbine, space launch vehicle, nuclear power plant, and aircraft. All the projects are application based with supports from the industries or government, and have great potential to be commercialized. If you are highly motivated, They invite you to join their research team.
Basic Requirements:
Aerospace. Aeronautics. Mechanical. E&E, Mechatronics, or Computer engineering. Prefer candidates with LabVLEW or FEM skills. Good English language proficiency.
Financial Supports:
Starting pay KRW 900,000 for master; KRW 1,100,000 for PhD (after tax deduction).
Increment depending on research achievement, e.g. KRW 1,580,000 for a present PhD student in the 4th year.
Office utensils supported, including PC, furniture, stationary, etc.
Application or Enquiry:
- Required documents:
Detail resume, copy of certificates, TOEFL result, one A4 page of self-introduction (your personality, motivation to join this field of study, reasons of application and personal goals, future plan after your graduation from our university, etc).
- Send application or enquiry to ONLY ONE email:
ANDEatSSL@gmail.com (Advanced NDE Team)
IHUM.SSL@gmail.com (Integrated Health & Usage Monitoring Team)
- Application due date: 1st Oct 2010
- For more information, visit us at http://ssl.chounbuk.ac.kr (Please use Internet Explorer.)
Prof. Jung-Ryul, LEE
Smart Structures Laboratory.
Department of Aerospace Engineering,
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Applications are invited for International Master in Tourism & Leisure at MIB School of Management in Trieste, Italy, is the program for graduates with a passion for tourism, aiming for managerial career at international level.
Participants work in English, in a multi-ethnic classroom with colleagues from all over the world.
The program builds on Italy’s long-standing tradition as one of the most successful tourism destinations in the world as well as on MIB expertise in tourism research and development.
Accreditations
Is the only Master in tourism accredited by ASFOR andUnited Nations WTO.
Duration of the programme: 12 months full-time /24 part-time
Structure- 8 months lessons and lectures + 4 months internship (or in the field project/ international exchange)
Application Deadline: 21st September
Admissions Requirements : Highly-driven graduates from all over the world who are focused on and committed to the tourism business. Working knowledge of both written and spoken English is compulsory. Previous experience in this field is appreciated.
Scholarships are available
For more details visit: http://www.mib.edu/c/d/p/master_tourism_training_education.aspx
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Admission Notice (DE) 2010-11
MIB School of management Italy announces admissions for Master in Insurance & Risk Management programme
The Master in Insurance & Risk Management provides the competencies to work in the financial services and more specifically in insurance and risk management. At the European level, it is a unique master. It creates professionals who can work in risk management of diverse economic industries, from insurance and banking to consulting.
Duration of the programme: 12 months full-time
Application Deadline: 22 November 2010
Admissions Requirements for the Master in Insurance and Risk Management-
University degree – English – motivation
Scholarships are available
For more details visit: http://www.mib.edu/c/d/p/master_course_insurance_finance.aspx
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Stanford Business School announces Summer Institute for Entrepreneurship Admissions 2010 – This four-week, intensive program provides an intimate knowledge of the processes and challenges that face any entrepreneur. In addition, the student will acquire the management and leadership skills needed to excel in a business environment.
who should apply
The program is intended for graduate students who wish to build the analytical and practical skills critical to launching a successful business. Applicants must be currently enrolled in an accredited non-business graduate program.
In some cases, the Institute may consider post graduates who are within one year of completing graduate school.
how to apply
The 2010 application form is available online only: www.gsb.stanford.edu/sie. Please see the website for more information on application deadlines and pricing.
For more information: www.gsb.stanford.edu/sie.
Email: sie@gsb.stanford.edu
Stanford Graduate School of Business Summer Institute for General Management announces admissions for the session JUNE 20 – JULY 17, 2010
The Summer Institute for General Management offers college juniors, seniors, and recent graduates a unique opportunity to build critical business skills. As a Summer Institute participant, you will learn from the same outstanding faculty who teach in Stanford’s world-renowned MBA Program. You will emerge from the Summer Institute for General Management with a foundation in management disciplines, ready to excel in the workplace.
academics
- Accounting, finance, and statistics
- Analysis of case studies and business scenarios Leadership and organizational behavior
- Strategic marketing and management
- Nonprofit and negotiation strategies
who should apply
The program is intended for undergraduates or recent graduates considering a career in business or nonprofit management.
Applicants must have completed at least three years of college studies and must be majoring in a non-business field (e.g., engineering, liberal arts, sciences). The program assumes no previous coursework in business-related subjects.
how to apply
The 2010 application form is available online only: www.gsb.stanford.edu/sigm
The cost to attend the Summer Institute for General Management is $10,000 which includes tuition, housing, meals, and all program materials.
application deadline: MARCH 9, 2010
For more details visit www.gsb.stanford.edu/sigm
Email: summerinstitute@gsb.stanford.edu
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz invites applications for admission to their Ph.D. program from Students interested in the area of materials science who already have or are completing a M.Sc. degree at a recognised university
Requirements
Applicants must hold a master degree (or equivalent) in chemistry, physics, biology, mathematics or related fields. Additionally, applicants must be fluent in English. Knowledge of German is not essential but advantageous. To judge the quality of the exams, they follow international standards. Competition for the available positions is strong. To be considered for the program, the final grade of the degree must be equivalent or better to the grade “very good” (final degree at least 1.3-1.5) in the German educational system. The following guidelines for selected countries and regions and therefore only indicate the required minimum level:
China: minimum 80% or GPA 3.2/4.0
Europe: minimum grade of 5.0/6.0
India: First Division with distinction (80% or GPA 8/10 with NET/CSIR) applications from IITs and the IIS are especially welcome.
Pakistan: minimum 80% or GPA 4.0/5.0
Step-by-step application process:
Application to MAINZ is only possible through our online-application system. Please note that there is no application fee.
Required documents (only PDF-files will be accepted):
- Motivation letter outlining your research interests, how you intend to pursue those interests and your motivation to apply for a PhD position of the MAINZ Graduate School of Excellence
- Curriculum vitae
- Bachelor and Master degree certificates and certified English or German translations
- University transcripts of Bachelor and Master showing your academic record (lists of courses and individual grades) in the original language as well as certified English or German translations
- A filled and signed form “Application for the recognition/validation of foreign certificates” (download here). This is only required for candidates from abroad
- Proof of English language proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS preferred)
- Names of two referees, including their websites and e-mail addresses, who will be available to submit a letter of recommendation on your behalf.
Please note that it is your obligation to inform your two referees to submit a filled referee form (download here) on your behalf directly from their institutional email to us. Should they not have such an email they need to sent a scan of the referee form (as PDF-file) bearing the seal of their host institution and their handwritten signature. References sent from private email accounts (googlemail, yahoo, hotmail etc.) will not be accepted!
The online application system will only allow you to submit your application if all documents have been uploaded. Please make sure, that the size of single files does not exceed 1 MB. Once we have received your full application you might be asked to send supplementary material via e-mail. In some cases, applicants will be invited for an on-site interview before a final decision is made concerning their admission to one of the programmes.
Selection Procedure
The selection of suitable applicants to the Graduate School will be based on performance and excellence criteria, such as duration of study, the final degree from a recognised and internationally acknowledged university as well as above-average qualifications of the applicant for their respective research fields.
1. Applications will be evaluated by coordinator of PhD program
2. Candidates will be shortlisted by coordinator of PhD program
3. Shortlisted candidates will be selected for interviews by individual group leaders
4. Personal interviews in Mainz in March/April 2010
5. Final evaluation of candidates by selection committee
6. Offer of PhD position
7. Immediate start of PhD possible
More details can be had from http://www.mainz.uni-mainz.de
Important Dates
Applications open: January 13, 2010
Application deadline: February 19, 2010
Personal Interviews in Mainz: March/April 2010
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The National University of Singapore (NUS) invites applications from International Students for various programmes starting 2010-11 session.
Undergraduate Courses available
* Architecture
* Arts and Social Sciences (Offering 18 Majors)
* Building and Real Estate
o Project & Facilities Management
o Real Estate
* Business Administration
o Business Administration (Accountancy)
o Business Administration
* Computer Engineering (Jointly conducted by School of Computing and Faculty of Engineering)
* Computing (Offering 6 Majors)
* Dentistry
* Industrial Design
* Law
o Undergraduate Law Programme
o Graduate LL.B. Programme
* Medicine
* Music
* Nursing
* Pharmacy
* Science (Offering 15 Majors)
Progrmme Requirements
Admission is based on academic merit as well as open competition among all eligible applicants. In addition to fulfilling admission requirements for the applicant category that you belong to, you should also ensure that you fulfill the subject prerequisites for the courses which you wish to be considered for. Please note that the subject prerequisites presented below are subject to changes every year. You are strongly encouraged to visit our website regularly for further updates.
Courses and Selection Prerequisites
Architecture
Year 12 or higher level pass in Chemistry or Mathematics or Physics or Physical Science.
Arts and Social Sciences*
Refer to www.fas.nus.edu.sg for respective subjects.
Bioengineering#
Year 12 or higher level Mathematics and Physics or Chemistry.
Business Administration
Year 12 or higher level Mathematics or ‘O’ Level Additional Mathematics.
Business Administration (Accountancy)
Year 12 or higher level Mathematics or ‘O’ Level Additional Mathematics.
Chemical Engineering
Year 12 or higher level Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics (AS/AO Physics level acceptable).
Civil Engineering#
Year 12 or higher level Mathematics and Physics or Chemistry.
Computer Engineering#(Jointly offered by Faculty of Engineering and School of Computing)
Year 12 or higher level Mathematics and Physics or Chemistry
.
Computing
Year 12 or higher level Mathematics.
Dentistry
Year 12 or higher level pass in Chemistry and either Biology or Physics.
Electrical Engineering#
Year 12 or higher level Mathematics and Physics or Chemistry.
Engineering# (common)
Year 12 or higher level Mathematics and Physics or Chemistry.
Engineering Science
Year 12 or higher level pass in Mathematics and Physics.
Environmental Engineering
Year 12 or higher level Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics (AS/AO Physics level acceptable).
Industrial Design
Year 12 or higher level Chemistry or Mathematics or Physics.
Industrial & System Engineering#
Year 12 or higher level Mathematics and Physics or Chemistry.
Law
A high level of proficiency in the English Language (e.g. General Paper B3, IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 600 or SAT I Verbal / Critical reading score of 700 or AP English Language Grade 4).
Materials Science & Engineering#
Year 12 or higher level Mathematics and Physics or Chemistry.
Mechanical Engineering#
Year 12 or higher level Mathematics and Physics or Chemistry.
Medicine
Year 12 or higher level pass in Chemistry and either Biology or Physics.
Nursing
Year 12 or higher level pass in any two of the following: Biology, Chemistry, Computing, Physics, Physical Science, either Mathematics or Further Mathematics.
Pharmacy
Year 12 or higher level pass in Biology and Chemistry.
Project & Facilities Management
Year 12 or higher level pass in Chemistry or Mathematics or Physics.
Real Estate
Year 12 or higher level pass in Chemistry or Mathematics or Physics.
Science*
Year 12 or higher level pass in any two of the following: Biology, Chemistry, Computing, Physics, Physical Science, either Mathematics or Further Mathematics.
* The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and Faculty of Science offer many subjects which may require further subject prerequisites. Please refer to their respective website at http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg and http://www.science.nus.edu.sg for more information.
# Students without Year 12 or higher level Physics need to have ‘O’ Level Physics or its equivalent, and they are required to take specified Physics bridging modules (offered by Faculty of Science).
Owing to limited places in the courses of Dentistry and Medicine, only candidates who have submitted actual results by their respective application closing dates will be considered. If you have been shortlisted, you will be notified via email to attend additional tests and / or interviews conducted at the University in April / May each year to assess your suitability for the courses.
International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma / NUS High School Diploma
For Course Pre-requisites, please click here.
ADMISSION QUALIFICATIONS
We warmly invite all of you who have completed or are in the process of completing high school and who meet the respective course requirements to apply for admission to NUS. Your high school qualification should be equivalent to the Singapore-Cambridge GCE ‘A’ Level examination. Other qualifications that are acceptable for admission are:
AQA/Cambridge/Edexcel/London/OCR A levels
Applicants with at least 3 A levels subject grades can apply with the A levels results. A total of all subject grades in 2 sittings taken within 12 months of each other will be allowed.
Indian Standard 12 (Central and ISCE Boards)
Applicants must have completed or are completing the Indian Year 12 in the year of admission to apply for admission.
Applicants completing the Indian Year 12 qualification in the year of admission are not eligible to apply for Architecture, Dentistry, Industrial Design, Law, Medicine and Nursing.
Indian Standard 12 (State and Other Boards)
Applicants must have completed or are completing the Indian Year 12 in the year of admission to apply for admission.
Applicants completing the Indian Year 12 qualification in the year of admission are not eligible to apply for Architecture, Dentistry, Industrial Design, Law, Medicine and Nursing.
International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma
Applicants must have completed the Diploma with 3 HL, 3SL and TOK, including English to apply for admission.
The IB Certificate is not sufficient to apply for admission.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
Applicants should present one of the following to fulfill the English Language requirement set by the university:
Tests and Minimum Acceptable Scores
EL 1119 – C6
IELTS – 6.0
MUET – 221
O’ Level English – C6
TOEFL – 550 (or 213 for the computer-based test or 79 for the internet-based test)
SAT I & II
The admission requirements for SAT I & II are:
SAT I – Reasoning Test
The minimum acceptable Reasoning Test scores are 600 for the Critical Reading Section, 600 for the Writing Section, and 650 for the Mathematics Section.
SAT II – Subject Tests
Compulsory subjects for the Subject Tests include:
• Mathematics Level II ^
• A second subject of your choice (excluding Mathematics Level I)
• A third subject of your choice (excluding Mathematics Level I)
^ Mathematics II is a compulsory subject for all courses except Law. Applicants applying for admission to Law may take any subject, including Mathematics I, in lieu of Mathematics II.
The second and third subjects should be chosen based on the subject prerequisites of the courses you are applying at NUS. For example, if you are applying for Chemical Engineering, you will need to choose Physics and Chemistry. If, however, you are applying for Business Administration, you may choose any two subjects except Mathematics I. No minimum Subject Test scores have been stipulated. Visit http://www. nus.edu.sg/oam/apply/international/admissionreq/ BYA-admissionreq.html for information on SAT I & II requirements. For information on SAT tests, please visit
http://www.collegeboard.com
University Entrance Examination
NUS conducts a University Entrance Examination (UEE) to assess the suitability of selected applicants for admission to undergraduate courses each Academic Year for certain types of qualifications only. Shortlisted candidates will be considered for
admission based on their performance at the UEE and at the sole discretion of the university. Unless invited, candidates will not be allowed to take or appeal to take the UEE. The UEE will be conducted around February/March in Indonesia, Vietnam and
Singapore.
For more information, please visit http://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/apply/international/exams/BYA-exam.html
Other Tests and Interviews
Students applying for courses in Medicine and Dentistry are required to submit their actual results by the respective closing dates applicable to the qualifications they are offering, as shortlisting for tests and interviews is based on actual results. Shortlisted candidates for courses in Architecture, Dentistry, Industrial Design, Law, Nursing or Medicine will be notified via email to attend additional tests and/or interviews conducted at the university in May each year to assess their suitability for the courses.
Application period and closing dates
Application for admission to NUS for Academic Year 2010-201 1 begins in mid October 2009. Applicants are advised to visit the Office of Admissions website at http://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/apply/international/ admissionreq/BYA-admissionreq.html for details on how and when to apply.
To apply for undergraduate courses offered by NUS (except the University Scholars Programme and the music courses offered by the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music), please submit an online application form via the Office of Admissions website at http://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/apply/international/ applications/WYA-applicationform.html
Please note that aside from the general admission requirements, different courses require applicants to have fulfilled certain subject prerequisites. Applicants should ensure that they fulfil the subject prerequisites for the courses which they wish to be considered for.
A full list of subject prerequisites is available at
http://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/apply/international/
prerequisites/BYA-prerequisites.html#top
Your complete application must reach the Office of Admissions by the application closing date relevant to the qualification you are offering. A complete application refers to a successfully submitted online application form and the following photocopied documents:
- High school examination results slip
- Secondary school examination results slip
- University academic transcripts (if applicable)
- Additional results slip(s) e.g. IELTS, TOEFL, SAT I & II (if applicable)
- Birth certificate
- Passport (If applicable)
- Illnesses or disabilities (if applicable)
For more details contact
Office of Admissions
National University of Singapore
University Hall, Tan Chin Tuan Wing
Level Lower Ground
21 Lower Kent Ridge Road
Singapore 119077
General Enquiries : (65) 6516 1010
Facsimile : (65) 6778 7570
FAQ Website:
http://www.askadmissions.nus.edu.sg
Office of Financial Aid
Telephone : (65) 6516 2870
Facsimile : (65) 6774 4021
Enquiries : financialaid@nus.edu.sg
ADMISSION CLOSES ON 20th March 2010
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON SINGLE DEGREE UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
Architecture
http://www.arch.nus.edu.sg/programmes/aki.htm
Arts & Social Sciences
http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg
Bioengineering
http://www.bioeng.nus.edu.sg
Business Administration
http://bschool.nus.edu.sg
Business Administration (Accountancy)
http://bschool.nus.edu.sg
Chemical Engineering
http://www.chbe.nus.edu.sg/
Civil Engineering
http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/civil
Computer Engineering
http://www.ceg.nus.edu.sg/
Computing
http://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/undergradprog/degree.htm
Dentistry
http://www.dentistry.nus.edu.sg
Electrical Engineering
http://www.ece.nus.edu.sg/programmes/undergrad/beng1/cpe/BEngece_intro.shtml
Engineering
http://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/ero/index.php
Engineering Science
http://www.esp.nus.edu.sg
Environmental Engineering
http://www.ese.nus.edu.sg
Industrial & Systems Engineering
http://www.ise.nus.edu.sg
Industrial Design
http://www.arch.nus.edu.sg/programmes/ id.htm
Law
http://www.law.nus.edu.sg
Materials Science & Engineering
http://www.mse.nus.edu.sg
Mechanical Engineering
http://www.me.nus.edu.sg
Medicine
http://medicine.nus.edu.sg
Music
http://www.music.nus.edu.sg
Nursing
http://medicine.nus.edu.sg/nursing
Pharmacy
http://www.pharmacy.nus.edu.sg
Project & Facilities Management
http://www.bdg.nus.edu.sg/bscMain.htm
Real Estate
http://www.rst.nus.edu.sg/ProspectiveStudents/BSc/index.htm
Science
http://www.science.nus.edu.sg
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The International Max Planck Research School for Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics offers a PhD program in
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, Environmental Physics and Geophysics.
But also doctoral students with a background in biology and geosciences participate in this interdisciplinary program. Through the combination of high quality research, state of the art instrumentation development, field measurements and innovative education methods the research school attracts talented and highly motivated young scientists from all over the world. Established by the Max Planck Society in January 2003, the following outstanding institutes form the core of the research school:
- MPI for Chemistry Mainz
- University of Mainz
- University of Heidelberg
- University of Frankfurt
Who Can Apply?
If you hold a Master’s degree in physical or chemical sciences you are invited to apply. There is no specific deadline for application.
A Research School Board, formed by members of the initiating institutes, will decide on admittance. Selection will be based on your university records and two letters of recommendation.
Applications must include:
- A complete and signed application form (see downloads)
- Two letters of recommendation, to be sent from the referees directly to the IMPRS office.
- Certified copies of academic certificates
- Curriculum Vitae, including a portrait photo
- Brief motivation as well as a statement of future goals
- Non-native English speakers are to supply proof of English language ability (TOEFL scores or equivalent)
The Institute TOEFL ID code is 7809
At a later stage you may be required to submit your thesis (in English) and are invited to Mainz for an interview with members of the School Board. Traveling costs will be reimbursed by the IMPRS.
On admission you will have to enroll at the university which best fits your research goals. The IMPRS Office supports all administrative matters. However, please note that the MPI or IMPRS cannot grant the title of a PhD. Therefore, the requirements of the university to be admitted as candidate for graduation have to be fulfilled. This is typically a master degree.
If you fulfill these requirements send your application to:
MPI for Chemistry
Dept. of Atmospheric Chemistry
c/o Elmar Uherek, IMPRS Coordinator
P.O. Box 3060
55020 Mainz
Germany
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Five leading research and educational institutions in Europe are collaborating to offer a joint Erasmus Mundus Master of Science program in Photonics, (M.Sc. Photonics) providing a top-quality eduction in all aspects of photonics. The master programme has a duration of two years (120 ECTS points), with students spending a year in two different countries.
Program Structure
The Erasmus Mundus MSc programme in Photonics is a 2-year (120 credits) fully English-taught programme, with the students spending one year in one country and the other year in another country. The first year is mainly devoted to a programme of core photonics courses with
essentially the same content at all institutes, complemented by a number of advanced photonics
courses as well as a number of multidisciplinary courses. In the second year the students move to another location where they continue to take advanced photonics courses and multidisciplinary courses and where they do their master thesis in a field of their interest. The choice of second year location is mainly the result of the particular research interests of the student. Indeed, the 5 different universities offer thesis work in different particular subfields of photonics.
Admission criteria
The Erasmus Mundus MSc in Photonics offers admission to applicants who appear to have the highest potential for graduate study and who, with the benefit of a graduate education, are the most likely to contribute substantially to their academic or professional fields through teaching, research, or professional practice.
The minimum graduate admission requirements are:
- A bachelor’s degree or recognized equivalent from an accredited institution (minimum 3 years full time study or 180 ECTS credits) in Electrical Engineering, Applied Physics, Physics, Materials Science or a related discipline. Students in their last year of such a bachelor programme will however also be considered.
- Sufficient English language ability. The following shall be accepted as sufficient proof:
- the prospective student has already successfully completed a one-year English-language study programme, either at a different institution of higher education or at a secondary school;
- a TOEFL-TEST, taken as recently as within the last two years, showing a score of at least 570 (paper-based) or 87 (internet-based)
- an original “test report from” (TRF) from IELTS, issued as recently as within the last two years, showing a score of at least 6.5, with a minimum of 6.0 per each part
- If prospective students hold a secondary education diploma, an academic Bachelor’s diploma or a Master’s diploma awarded by an educational institution that is duly recognised by the Flemish Community, no proof of sufficient English language ability must be provided.
Candidates will be ranked according to the criteria given below:
- Obtained degrees. Applicants are recommended also to provide additional information (short course description, course credits,…) on the courses they have taken during their previous studies, especially in the fields of applied mathematics, electromagnetics, optics, electronics, telecommunications and semiconductor physics.
- Grades/marks
- English language ability
- Motivation statement
- Any relevant publications, thesis or project work, etc.
The information about these 5 points has to be given in the application form.
In addition candidates are asked to provide at least two (2) letters of reference from persons who are very well acquainted with their academic performance. These letters may be sent directly to the office of the EMMP or together with the other application documents under sealed envelopes.
Candidates that have scored well on the above points will be briefly interviewed via telephone. They will be asked questions about their motivation and about their previous experience as well as technical questions.
How to Apply
Step 1: Online registration
Fill out the online registration form and obtain your personal application ID.
Upload an electronic version of a completely filled in standard application form during online registration.
For the electronic submission of the standard application form no signature nor application ID is required.
Please pay attention so you don’t lose your username, password and application ID.
Step 2: Paper submission of application documents
Your application file should consist of the following documents. All documents should mention your personal application ID. Files not mentioning the application ID will not be accepted!
- A completed and signed standard application form.
- A copy of the pasport or other official identification proof.
- Two letters of recommendation using the standard form under sealed enveloppe (doc)
- Legalised copies of diplomas and a translation in English. (Keep the orginal legalised copy with you; you will need this for erollment at the university and send us a copy together with your other documents.)
- Copies of diploma supplements stating courses followed and scores obtained per course and a translation in English. (This is also known as a transcript of the degree)
- Copies of language test scores (TOEF OR IELTS) or certificate stating that you received education in English. The TOEFL score can be sent directly to Ghent University (institution code: 2643). In that case, a copy of the TOEFL score sheet should also be included in your application documents! In case of IELTS an original test report form should be included in your application documents.
- Contact details (name, telephone, email, address) of a professor (or dean) who is well acquainted with the study programme that was taken by the applicant
- Contact details (name, telephone, email, address) of the persons who have been requested to provide reference letters. This may include the person meant under 7.
Scholarships
For non-EU students: Erasmus Mundus scholarships available for 4 semesters
and amounts to 24000€ per year in order to cover all tuition fees and living expenses.
Application files should be posted to:
Secretariat of Erasmus Mundus MSc in Photonics
Faculty of Engineering, Ghent University
Department of Information Technology
Sint-Pietersnieuwstraat 41
B – 9000 Ghent
Belgium
No email documents will be accepted.
Timetable for Application for non-EU students
The deadline for non-EU students is the 15th of January for electronic registration and the 20th of January for paper submission.
Follow up: Dec 5 – Jan 5: Please check regularly the status of your application.
Application deadline: Jan 5: no documents or applications will accepted after this deadline.
First selection outcome: Jan 10: all students who passes the first selection round will be invited for a telephone interview
Telephone interviews: Jan 10 – Jan 20: selected students will be interviewed by phone.
Final selection: Jan 31: all selected students from first selection will be notified of their result of admission and scholarship.
For further information on Erasmus Mundus MSc in Photonics you can contact:
Erasmus Mundus MSc in Photonics Secretariat
Project Officer: Bert Coryn
Ghent University
Faculty of Engineering
Department of Information Technology
Sint-Pietersnieuwstraat 41
B – 9000 Ghent
Belgium
Phone: +32 (0) 9264 9828
Fax: +32 (0) 9264 3593
E-mail: EMMP(at)intec.UGent.be
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