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The Office of the Associate Vice Chancellor for External Relations is pleased to announce that applications are now open for the 2011-2012 Fulbright graduate degree and non-degree study grants (e.g. master's, Ph.D., doctoral dissertation) in the United States.
The objective of the Fulbright grant is to enable qualified Filipinos to pursue graduate studies in their field of interest in the US and develop leaders who can contribute to promoting better understanding between the Philippines and the US.
Grants under the Philippine Student Program are for a maximum of one academic year for non-degree, one to two years for master's, and two years for doctoral degree studies. The grant provides for round-trip international travel, monthly maintenance allowance, tuition and fees, book/supply allowance, and health and accident insurance.
Fields of Study:
1.Study of the United States - the study of American culture, life, and society through such fields as government, education, arts and humanities, law, economics, literature, history, and multi-disciplinary field of American Studies or any other humanities or social science field with significant study of the U.S. subject matter.
2.Global Issue - fields of study include environment, human rights, civic education, governance and public administration, peace studies/conflict transformation, international relations and transnational issues, international economics, international business, international law, and information and communication technology (ICT).
3.Open Grants - fields of study not covered by the first two field categories with the exception of engineering, medicine, nursing, and other health-related disciplines, and applied sciences and mathematics.
General Eligibility Requirements:
1.Philippine citizenship
2.English proficiency
3.College degree with major in field of specialization; excellent undergraduate record
4.While no medical certification is required at application time, applicants must be in good health to pursue graduate work in the United States. Finalists will be required to pass a medical examination.
5.Applicants must have at least two years of professional work experience (after college) in their field of specialization.
6.Applicants for degree programs must not be older than 40 years of age at the time of application. This age requirement is waived for non-degree study.
7.Applicants must be prepared to return to the Philippines immediately upon completion of their study.
8.In addition to the eligibility requirements cited above, non-degree applicants must meet the following:
Applicants for doctoral enrichment must be enrolled in a relevant doctoral study program in a Philippine university and must have completed at least two-thirds (2/3) of the academic course requirements of his/her PhD program.
Applicants for doctoral dissertation research must be enrolled in a doctoral program, must have a dissertation topic approved at least by his/her adviser, and must show proof that materials required to pursue research are not available in the Philippines but are available in the United States.
Required Documents:
1.Official or certified transcript of records from all colleges/universities attended.
2.Certified true copy of diploma (not original)
3.Four letters of reference (forms are provided in the application kit)
4.Completed 6-page application form
5.NBI clearance acquired in the past six (6) months
Further information and a copy of the application and recommendation forms may be obtained by logging into the following website: www.paef.org.ph
Complete application papers must be submitted to the External Relations Office c/o Ms. Aleta A. Tabalba, Faculty Exchange Coordinator, at Room 309 Yuchengco Bldg., on or before March 22, 2010.
Thank you for your attention.
From the Office of the Associate Vice Chancellor for External Relations
E-mail: aleta.tabalba@dlsu.edu.ph
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this scholarship
The Office of the Associate Vice Chancellor for External Relations is pleased to announce that applications are now open for the 2011-2012 Fulbright graduate degree and non-degree study grants (e.g. master's, Ph.D., doctoral dissertation) in the United States.
The objective of the Fulbright grant is to enable qualified Filipinos to pursue graduate studies in their field of interest in the US and develop leaders who can contribute to promoting better understanding between the Philippines and the US.
Grants under the Philippine Student Program are for a maximum of one academic year for non-degree, one to two years for master's, and two years for doctoral degree studies. The grant provides for round-trip international travel, monthly maintenance allowance, tuition and fees, book/supply allowance, and health and accident insurance.
Fields of Study:
1.Study of the United States - the study of American culture, life, and society through such fields as government, education, arts and humanities, law, economics, literature, history, and multi-disciplinary field of American Studies or any other humanities or social science field with significant study of the U.S. subject matter.
2.Global Issue - fields of study include environment, human rights, civic education, governance and public administration, peace studies/conflict transformation, international relations and transnational issues, international economics, international business, international law, and information and communication technology (ICT).
3.Open Grants - fields of study not covered by the first two field categories with the exception of engineering, medicine, nursing, and other health-related disciplines, and applied sciences and mathematics.
General Eligibility Requirements:
1.Philippine citizenship
2.English proficiency
3.College degree with major in field of specialization; excellent undergraduate record
4.While no medical certification is required at application time, applicants must be in good health to pursue graduate work in the United States. Finalists will be required to pass a medical examination.
5.Applicants must have at least two years of professional work experience (after college) in their field of specialization.
6.Applicants for degree programs must not be older than 40 years of age at the time of application. This age requirement is waived for non-degree study.
7.Applicants must be prepared to return to the Philippines immediately upon completion of their study.
8.In addition to the eligibility requirements cited above, non-degree applicants must meet the following:
Applicants for doctoral enrichment must be enrolled in a relevant doctoral study program in a Philippine university and must have completed at least two-thirds (2/3) of the academic course requirements of his/her PhD program.
Applicants for doctoral dissertation research must be enrolled in a doctoral program, must have a dissertation topic approved at least by his/her adviser, and must show proof that materials required to pursue research are not available in the Philippines but are available in the United States.
Required Documents:
1.Official or certified transcript of records from all colleges/universities attended.
2.Certified true copy of diploma (not original)
3.Four letters of reference (forms are provided in the application kit)
4.Completed 6-page application form
5.NBI clearance acquired in the past six (6) months
Further information and a copy of the application and recommendation forms may be obtained by logging into the following website: www.paef.org.ph
Complete application papers must be submitted to the External Relations Office c/o Ms. Aleta A. Tabalba, Faculty Exchange Coordinator, at Room 309 Yuchengco Bldg., on or before March 22, 2010.
Thank you for your attention.
From the Office of the Associate Vice Chancellor for External Relations
E-mail: aleta.tabalba@dlsu.edu.ph
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this scholarship
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