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Fun Learn Gerrmany With Meinkauf

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Meinkauf is android application for learning the Germany language, in Meinkauf you can learn with fun and easy than to learn in meinkauf you can also play, Meinkauf shop that also has a feature where we can shop items – items that can be used in doing the quiz oh yes Meinkauf also are following the race event Magical Camp 2014, we asked for his support Meinkauf developers to Meinkauf by downloading Meinkauf in playstore or in bit.ly/meapps the download is very useful for us.
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Category  : Desktop Application
Latest Version  : 1.2.7
Developer  : Bayu Syafresal Izdham dan Bram Wiratma
Homepage  : https://www.facebook.com/meinkaufapp/
Contact  : bayusyafresalizdham@gmail.com / 083831298057
Download Link  : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=id.magis.me
Application Description
Learn to shop with German language is easy and fun with Meinkauf !
Writing , Reading and Speaking can be mastered by playing Meinkauf !
You can get the level of A1 with ease here .1. Learning Words
2. Learning Sentence
3. Dialogue
4. Fun Quiz
5. items to help you do the quiz
6. Shop for items
7. etc.
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Location: Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia

Lotus, Erasmus Mundus Scholarships for South-East Asian Students to Europe

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Lotus is an Erasmus Mundus Action Two Partnership (EMA2) of European and South-East Asian Higher Education Institutions (HEI) and Associations aiming at fostering mutual enrichment and better understanding between the EU and South-East Asia (China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Indonesia, Thailand), through the exchange of persons, knowledge and skills at higher education level and to co-operate in the following program activities:
  • Mobility of undergraduate and graduate students
  • Mobility of PhD students
  • Post-doc mobility
  • Academic and administrative staff mobility
The types of mobility to be funded are:
  • For students: undergraduate, master, doctorate and post-doctorate mobility opportunities
  • For academic staff: exchanges for the purposes of teaching, practical training and research
This project is to give South-East Asian students and staff the possibility to go to a European University to improve, enrich, learn, experience, …. their own knowledge and skills. Please bear in mind that the scholarships are only granted to South-East Asian students and staff coming to Europe.
To enable students to benefit in a linguistic, cultural and educational way from the experience of pursuing academic studies in another country, all students should have a thorough command of English (this can only be proven by means of internationally recognized documents, p.e. IELTS certificate, TOEFL, First Certificate of Cambridge, an English diploma, a Degree obtained in English). Please note, however, that this also depends on the language requirements of the host universities within the Lotus project.
The Erasmus Mundus Action Two Partnership programme is a cooperation and mobility scheme in the area of higher education launched by Europe Aid Cooperation Office and implemented by the Executive Agency Education, Audiovisual and Culture (EACEA). The European Commissionhas launched this initiative to foster cooperation between higher education institutions. It aims to boost exchanges of students, researchers and academic staff and to support mobility, in particular from non-EU countries to EU member states.
The EMA2 objective is to achieve better understanding and mutual enrichment between the European Union and Third Countries in the field of higher education through promoting the exchange of persons, knowledge and skills at higher education level. This will be achieved through the promotion of partnerships and institutional co-operation exchanges between European Higher Education Institutions and Third Country institutions and a mobility scheme addressing student and academic exchanges.
Objectives
  • To promote cooperation between the EU and the Asian countries involved in the project: the project is striving to gradually reinforce the structured long-term cooperation between all partners and to strengthen the relations that were established amongst the partners in the on-going Lotus I and Lotus II project. This should in the end result in a sustainable and strong network. The project continues to offer the perfect opportunity to boost the exchange of know-how for curriculum development, new teaching methods, international relations and university management.
  • To enable students to benefit from a study/research period abroad and thus develop a pool from well-qualified, open-minded and internationally experienced young women/men as future leaders. The project aims to bring young people from European and Asian countries closer together by offering opportunities to grantees from the Asia Regional to come to the EU and build up long-lasting relations through their study/research experience in the relevant host country.
  • To promote the regional cooperation in the Asian countries involved by encouraging the strong and experienced partners to guide and share their Best Practice with the lesser experienced partner institutions in the project. Thus training a future generation of academics that fosters a culture of sustainable development and durable growth, and promotes regional integration. The goal is to further nourish the mutual understanding between the countries in that region.
  • To continue striving for and improving the transparency and recognition of studies and qualifications: the project is focused on mobility and will give explicit attention to the promotion of recognition of studies systems, the (further) implementation of ECTS and Diploma Supplement.
  • To contribute to give students from vulnerable groups equal chances and thus disseminating EU social and democratic values: 11% of the scholarships is reserved for students from vulnerable and/or disadvantaged groups in the Asian countries involved (refugees, ethnic minorities, internally displaced populations, disabled students, economically disadvantaged students). Lotus I and Lotus II have proven it to be very difficult to reach possible candidates from these specific groups, so the project aims to continue contacting more active NGO’s and institutions in the region in order to promote the project to this specific target group.
  • To further enhance the skills of staff, who can in their turn contribute to the improvement of the educational system in their home country: 22.73% of the scholarships are reserved for staff exchange. Academic and administrative staff members applying will have to argument how their mobility period abroad will contribute to structural reforms in their relevant home institution in Asia. Experience from the Lotus I and Lotus II project has shown that academic and administrative staff consider it an opportunity to gain a new experience, which can be implemented in their own work environment upon their return in their home country.
  • To further pursue enhancing the political, cultural, educational and economic links between the EU and the Asian countries involved in the medium term: this project further plans to improve mutual understanding between the EU and Asia, by continuing to take up the challenge of including not only the obviously stronger countries in Asia but also including more sensitive ones, that are striving to overcome their own political and socio-economic past. The project will carry on planning promotional tours in Myanmar and Cambodia in order to strengthen the relationship with the relevant local authorities and thus gradually changing the overall attitude towards these countries.
Fields of Study
Based on the specific countries needs, the following list of thematic fields of study has been prioritized by this project:
01: Agricultural Sciences
02: Architecture, Urban and Regional Planning
04: Business Studies and Management Sciences
05: Education, Teacher Training
06: Engineering, Technology
07: Geography, Geology
10: Law
12: Medical Sciences
13: Natural Sciences
14: Social Science
16: Other Areas of Study
Students from other fields of study can however still apply for a scholarship. In case of equally ranked applications, priority will be given to the student majoring in a prioritized field of study.
Scholarships
The scholarship covers the following aspect:
  • Monthly subsistence allowance
  • Travel ticket
  • Insurance
  • Participation cost
More specifically:
Subsistence allowance:
  • 1000 € per month for undergraduate and graduate students
  • 1500 € per month for doctorate students
  • 1800 € per month for post-doctorates
  • 2500 € per month for academic staff
Insurance costs:
  • All grant holders are insured by a central Group Insurance. In order to arrange your insurance, you should fill out your travel dates on the Grant Holder Pages. Based upon these dates, the Lotus Secretariat will apply for insurance for the period that you are abroad. You will receive the insurance card by email – you should use this for the embassy.
  • The claim form for luggage and for medical expenses with contact details can be downloaded here. Please make sure to report claims within 7 days as stated in the policy.
Participation costs:
  • The tuition fees are covered by the project.
Travel costs:
  • One return ticket will be provided by the coordinator by means of booking via a central travel agency. Self-purchased tickets will not be reimbursed.
  • Travel Costs: depending on the distance.
Partners
The Lotus project is sustained by a consortium consisting of 20 partner universities: 9 universities from the EU and 11 universities from the South-East Asion Region:
EU Universities:
South-East Asian Universities
Associated members: there are multiple associate partners involved in Lotus III:
  • Universitas Airlangga (Indonesia)
  • EIAS – European Institute for Asian Studies (Belgium)
  • Kasetsart University (Thailand)
  • Morning Tears (China)
  • Province East-Flanders (Belgium)
  • Royal University of Agriculture (Cambodia)
  • Support Fund Myanmar (Belgium)
  • Tuning (Spain)
  • University of Sumatra Utara (Indonesia)
  • VLIR-UOS (Belgium)
  • Yezin Agricultural University (Myanmar)
  • University of Veterinary Science (Myanmar)
The project is managed by a Project Coordination Team, which consists of staff members of all partner universities’ International Relations Offices. In every university there is a Local Management Team with representatives of the university management, of the International Relations Office and of the academic staff members. They will coordinate the project within their own university, and they report to the Project Coordination Team at Ghent University.
Eligibility criteria for students 
Please bear in mind that the scholarships are only granted to South-East Asian students and staff coming to Europe. Asian students who want to participate in mobility to the EU:
  • Must be a national of one of the third countries covered by the relevant lot;
  • Must have not resided nor have carried out their main activity (studies, work, etc) for more than a total of 12 months over the last five years in one of the European countries;
  • For Target Group 1 (TGI): students need to be registered at one of the third-country HEIs within the partnership at the time of submitting their application to the partnership. Undergraduate students must have successfully completed at least one year of studies in their home institution;
  • For Target Group 2 (TGII): students need either to be registered in a HEI (not included in the partnership) of the third-country concerned by the lot or to have obtained a university degree or equivalent from a HEI of these third-countries;
  • For Target Group 3 (TGIII): students need to be nationals of one of the third-countries concerned by the lot and be part of the vulnerable target groups;
  • Must have sufficient knowledge of the language of the courses or of one of the languages currently spoken in the hosting countries.
  • No student can benefit from more than one mobility activity in the same project.
Eligibility criteria for staff
In order to be eligible, academic and administrative staff hereafter referred as “staff”:
  • Must be a national of one of the eligible countries;
  • For Target Group 1 (TGI): Third- country staff must work in or be associated to one of the third-country Higher Education Institutions (=HEI) participating in the partnership. EU staff must work in or be associated to one of the EU HEIs participating in the partnership;
  • For Target Group 2 (TGII): Third-country staff must work in or be associated to a HEI (not included in the partnership) of any third-country concerned by the lot. EU staff must work in or be associated to a HEI (not included in the partnership) of any European country.
  • The mobility assignments must be based on partnership agreements between the members of the partnership;
  • The home and host universities and the individual staff must agree on the programme of lectures to be delivered by the visiting staff, on the research activities or on the type of training to be followed;
  • The mobility may constitute a post-per-post exchange or a one-way visitor flow to or from a third country.
  • Priority will be given to mobility that:
    • Ensures that the visiting teacher’s contribution will be an integral part of a program of the host institution
    • Will lead to the production of new teaching material
    • Will be used to consolidate and extend links between departments and faculties and to prepare for future cooperation projects between the home and host university (joint projects, joint degrees etc.)
    • Will help strengthen the international cooperation departments in the foreign universities
    • Will lead to progress in the application of ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) and other systems for recognition of studies and qualifications in the partner institution
    • Will improve the university – enterprise cooperation
    • Will help to start up Doctoral Schools
    • Will lead to the improvement of quality assurance mechanisms at universities.
The Lotus III Project provides the following types of scholarships:
  • Scholarships for bachelor students (6 months exchange mobility)
  • Scholarships for master students (ranging from 6 to 22 months depending on the country of the applicant concerned)
  • Scholarships for PhD students (ranging from 6 to 36 months depending on the country of the applicant concerned). PhD’ers applying for a 36 month scholarship should be aware of the fact that they should start their mobility before the end of June 2013.
  • Scholarships for Post-Doc students ( 6 months exchange mobility)
  • Scholarships for academic and administrative staff ( limited to 1 month)
The application form is for Asian postdoctoral applicants only, who are a national from one of the countries belonging to the Lotus consortium or having obtained a PhD-degree at an HEI in China, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar or Cambodia.
For more information, please visit official website: www.lotus.ugent.be
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Location: Yogyakarta, Indonesia

European Master In Software Engineering Scholarships in Italy, Sweden & Germany

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European Master In Software Engineering
The Consortium of the Free university of Bozen-Bolzano (Italy), the Blekinge Tekniska Högskola (Sweden), and the Technische Universität Kaiserslautern (Germany) offer a two year (120 ECTS credits) Joint Master’s Programme, named European Master in Software Engineering (EMSE).
The objective of the Master’s Programme is to educate professionals in the field of Software Engineering. Software engineering aims at the creation of high quality software in a systematic, controlled, and efficient manner. The participants will be able establish and use sound engineering principles and practices in order obtain economically viable software that is reliable and works on real machine.
The programme foresees a mobility period in two different universities of the Consortium.
MASTER’S PROGRAMME
The objective of the Master’s Programme is to educate professionals in the field of Software Engineering. Software engineering aims at the creation of high quality software in a systematic, controlled, and efficient manner.
This area covers a wide range of core topics,such as software process management, verification and validation, software design, and requirements engineering, and a pool of specialties like software quality, distributed systems and development, open source software, and agile methods.
Structure of the Programme
The curriculum consists of core topics, specialties, a project and a thesis. The students will be admitted to a curriculum involving two universities of the consortium.
The student will spend one year in one university (the “first university”),and one year in the other university (the “second university”). Project and thesis work will be carried out at the second university and will be jointly supervised and evaluated by two professors, one from each university.
Starting term
The term starts between August – September depending on the first university regulation.
Learning outcomes
EMSE aims to train students in emerging research domains that shape the future of Software Engineering. It prepares students for employment in such cross-disciplinary areas and/or for continuing their studies within PhD programmes.
After completing the EMSE studies the student will have expertise, competence, and professionalism related to software management and quality, innovation and creativity, software process and product standards, social and economic market of IT, and teamwork The student will also attain expertise in putting his/her knowledge into practice by taking part in projects and/or in industrial student placement schemes.
Moreover, the student will attain practical project management skills, which are necessary for an effective application of the knowledge acquired.
The international dimension of the Master’s Course guarantees that students familiarize themselves with different educational methods and a multicultural education through the immersion in two different European universities and two different countries.
Language
All courses are taught in English. Students will also undertake courses on the culture and language of the European countries of the two universities. Local language courses are free of charge for EMSE students.
Graduation thesis
Work towards the thesis will be carried out at the second university will be jointly supervised and evaluated by two professors, one from each visited university.
MASTER’S DEGREE
Upon the successful completion of the curriculum and fulfillment of the Master’s course requirements,students will be awarded a double degree, one for each university they have visited. The awarded degrees are:
  • a Master of Science in Computer Science (Laurea Magistrale) from the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano or
  • a Master of Science in Software Engineering from the Blekinge Tekniska Högskola or
  • a Master of Science in Computer Science from the Technische Universität Kaiserslautern
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS AND SELECTION CRITERIA
Students are accepted in the program regardless of sex, age, or nationality. In order to be accepted all students must fulfill the following requirements:
  • Respect the application deadline
  • Provide proof of proficiency in English language. TOEFL (>550 (paper based),>213 (computer based ), or >81(internet-based)), IELTS (>6.0) or equivalent certificates. Only applicants who are Nationals and/or first-degree-holders of Antigua & Barbuda, Australia, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, English-speaking Canada, The Gambia, Ghana, Grenada, Guyana, Republic of Ireland, Jamaica, Kiribati, Liberia, Mauritius, Micronesia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Papua New Guinea, St. Kitts-Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Trinidad & Tobago, United Kingdom, United States of America, Zambia or Zimbabwe do not have to submit language certificates. The consortium can request a further personal interview to assess the student’s English level.
  • Have been awarded a BSc in Software Engineering, Computer Science or Computer engineering.
  • Provide certificate of the subjects taken during their degrees, along with the marks obtained and the number of hours/credits devoted to each subject
  • Students will be selected according to the following criteria:
  • Language skills
  • Type of entrance qualification
  • Academic records
  • Work experience and professional qualifications
  • Motivation and willingness
TUITION FEES
The tuition fees for academic year 2012-2013 are € 3800 for NON-EU students and € 2250 for EU Students. On top of the tuition and depending on the university, students will pay social taxes (if any, about 130 Euro per year). Students will be provided access to the facilities of the participating universities (library, computers, laboratories, wi-fi, Internet, alumni associations, university sport associations).
SCHOLARSHIPS
For the course 2012-2014 up to 6 scholarships will be offered to EU and NON-EU students. Among the scholarship up to 2 are reserved to NON-EU students visiting the Free university of Bozen-Bolzano (FUB) and the Technische Universität Kaiserslautern (TU-KL), up to 2 are reserved to EU students visiting the Free university of Bozen-Bolzano (FUB) and the Technische Universität Kaiserslautern (TU-KL), and up to 2 are reserved to EU students that visit the Blekinge Tekniska Högskola (BTH) in the first year.
EU: are applicants who are residents of countries within the European Union and the European Economic Area / European Free Trade Association (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway)
NON-EU: are all the applicants not in EU category.
Grants cover tuition fees and social taxes (if any, about 130 Euro per year). Grant rates may be taxed depending on each University regulation.
In the application, students must specify the type of grant (I, II, III, or IV). Students cannot apply to more than one type of grant. Each type of grant will have its own ranking that also includes a reserve list. Students in the reserve list can be offered to another type of grant if available. Students selected for one type of grant cannot change the two universities of destination.
HOW TO APPLY
The application is on-line at the central EMSE website http://emse.case.unibz.it/submissions/index.php
Applicants will be notified about the admission decision and whether they will be offered a scholarship. Registration procedures as well as visa procedure will also start after acceptance and registration deposit payment. Additional documents may be required.
Applicants will be required to fill out the on-line forms and to provide the following documents in electronic form.
Needed documents
  • A copy/photocopy of the applicant’s passport (or identity card for EU applicants). Only pages with a photo and personal data.
  • A copy/photocopy of the IELTS, TOEFL, or CAE certificate (not later than 2008).
  • A copy/photocopy of all academic degree certificates (i.e. Bachelor or equivalent, Master or equivalent) or other postgraduate degrees/academic qualifications. If the degree is not in English, German, or Italian, an English translation is needed, made by an officially recognized translator or your University.
  • Copies/photocopies of all official transcripts or other official academic records that give proof of the higher education studies (i.e. Bachelors, Masters etc.) including credits and grades achieved in each single subject. Snapshots of university websites are not accepted.
  • Working Experience (if any)
  • A Motivation Letter
Unreadable or incomplete documents or not submitted by the submission deadline will not be considered in the selection.
IMPORTANT DATES
  • March 19, 2012, submission for NON-EU applicants
  • April 16, 2012,notification of admission and scholarship to NON-EU applicants
  • May 22, 2012, submission for EU applicants
  • July 23, 2012, notification of admission and scholarship to EU applicants
EMSE secretariat
University of Bozen-Bolzano
Faculty of Computer Science
Dominikanerstrasse, 3, P.za Domenicani
39100 Bozen-Bolzano (BZ) – Italy
E-mail: emse-secretariat@unibz.it
Web Site: http://emse.inf.unibz.it
Fax: +39 0471 016009
For more information, please visit official website: wwwagse.informatik.uni-kl.de
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Location: Brebes Regency, Indonesia

Scholarships for International Bachelor & Master Students, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, Germany

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The STIBET programme, which is funded by the Auswärtiges Amt (Federal Foreign Office) and the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service), provides financial support to international degree-seeking students.
Scholarships for international Master students
Frankfurt School awards a total of six STIBET III Matching Funds scholarships for new international Master’s students in the following study programmes:
  • Master of Finance (M.Sc.)
  • Master of International Business (M.A.)
  • Master in Management (M.Sc.)
The STIBET III Matching Funds scholarships comprises a cost-of-living subsidy of approximately EUR 440 per month from September 2012 to February 2013.
Selection criteria include candidates’ academic results (marks at A-Level or equivalent, or grade of first degree), performance in the GMAT (or equivalent), and extra-curricular achievements.
It is not necessary to submit a separate application for a scholarship. A Frankfurt School committee selects scholarship winners by 24 August at the latest. The committee’s decision is final and candidates have no legal entitlement to a scholarship.
Scholarships for international Bachelor students
Frankfurt School of Finance & Management awards two scholarships worth approx. EUR 2640 each for incoming international Bachelor students to help them settle in. The scholarships are open to students who are not German citizens, are not currently residing in Germany and successfully passed the assessment procedure of the 2012 intake of the following Bachelor programs:
The stipends will be paid in six instalments of approximately EUR 440 between September 2012 and February 2013.
Prospective students have to apply by 15 August by sending a one-page description of their achievements and their financial situation to the International Office, Silvia Kribus (s.kribus@fs.de). Selection will be made based on curricular and extracurricular achievements as well as financial needs.
Contact:
Nina Marisa Ward
Project Co-ordinator
Corporate Communications
Phone: 0049 69 154008-785
Fax: 0049 69 154008-4785
Email: n.ward@fs.de
Silvia Kribus
Study Advisor
International Office – Relations to international organizations, Researcher & Staff exchange, Erasmus Coordinator Outgoing students: Master of Finance
Phone: 0049 69 154008-738
Fax: 0049 69 154008-4738
Email: s.kribus@fs.de
For more information, please visit official website: www.frankfurt-school.de
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Master Scholarships in Public Policy and Good Governance, DAAD Germany

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This programme is designed to further qualify future leaders in politics, law, economics and administration according to the principles of Good Governance and to prepare them in a praxis-oriented course for their professional life. The programme offers very good graduates with a first university degree the chance to obtain a Master’s degree in disciplines that are of special relevance for the social, political and economic development of their home country. With the knowledge and experience acquired in Germany the scholarship holders should later contribute to the establishment of democratically oriented economic and social systems aimed at overcoming social tensions. In addition, the training at German institutions of higher education should especially qualify the scholarship holders as partners in political and economic cooperation with Germany. With this programme, DAAD intends to contribute to the support of Good Governance and civil society structures in selected partner countries and regions.
Who can apply?
The scholarship scheme is open to candidates from Africa, Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia as well as from countries in the Middle East.
Target group
Very well qualified graduates with a first university degree (Bachelor or equivalent) who in the future want to actively contribute to the social and economic development of their home countries. The scholarships are offered both for young graduates without professional experience and for mid-career professionals.
What is fundable?
The scholarships are for Master courses at a German institution of higher education. The successful candidates will study on one of the selected Master courses listed below. The courses have an international orientation and are taught in German and/or English.
The scholarship holders will study in groups and be offered a special DAAD-financed tutoring at their host institutions. Furthermore, there is the possibility of networking events for participants in different courses and their attendance at tailor-made summer-schools.
Before taking up their Master studies the scholarship holders will be placed on German courses for normally 6 months (this also applies to scholarship holders in Master courses taught in English).The language courses take place at selected institutes in Germany and not at the universities.
DAAD pays a monthly scholarship rate of currently 750 €. The scholarship also includes contributions to health insurance in Germany. In addition, DAAD grants an appropriate travel allowance as well as a study and research subsidy and in applicable cases rent subsidies and / or family allowances. DAAD-scholarship holders are exempt from tuition fees.
Selection
In addition to the completed undergraduate studies (Bachelor or equivalent) and the study results, the main criterion for selection is a convincing description of the subject-related and personal motivation for the study project in Germany and the expected benefit after the return to the home country.
For Master courses taught in German or in German and English, good knowledge of German (ideally at completed A 2 level at the time of application) is an advantage for being able to pass the German language test required for admission to the Master programme at the end of the six-month preparatory German course. For courses taught in English, proof of good knowledge of English (generally a minimum of 550 TOEFL scores or equivalent) is required.
The university degree should have been obtained during the six years before the application for the scholarship. Applicants cannot be considered if they have been in Germany for more than one year at the time of application.
All Master courses have further additional requirements that must be fulfilled by the applicants at any case.
Application
Important application papers to be submitted include
  • DAAD application form for research grants and study scholarships;
  • Motivation Letter containing a precise description of the applicant’s academic / professional and personal reasons for wishing to participate in the programme;
  • Full Curriculum Vitae including information about precise field of study and, if applicable, description of job experience;
  • Recent language certificates giving evidence of your level of proficiency in English (TOEFL, IELTS) and if applicable in German. Please make sure to register in time for the respective tests. Fees for obtaining such certificates are considered as a personal career investment and will not be reimbursed.
  • Two letters of recommendation by university professors and/or current or former employers;
  • Officially authenticated copies of all certificates.
In this programme it is not necessary to submit proof of contact with the selected university.
Further information about the papers to be submitted is listed on the application form which can be also obtained from the Internet (www.daad.de/en/form), from the diplomatic and consular representations of the Federal Republic of Germany or from the local DAAD lecturers, Offices or Information Centres. The application must be written in English or German. Papers shouldnot be stapled and preferably be in DIN A4 format (or smaller).
DAAD cannot consider incomplete applications.
Applications have to be made for one of the Master courses listed below at the DAAD Offices or diplomatic and consular representations of the Federal Republic of Germany. You can indicate a second and third choice from the list. Studying on a Master course not included in the list cannot be funded within this programme.
For more information related to the study courses contact the persons in charge listed below.
The decision on the award of scholarships will be taken by a selection committee composed of professors from the Master courses and representatives of DAAD.
Deadline
The complete set of application papers must generally be submitted by 31 July 2012 to the usual application address in your home country (in most cases the local DAAD or diplomatic representation). You will find the exact address to which the application has to be submitted and possibly a country specific deadline on the DAAD website at country specific information. You can also ask the German diplomatic and consular representations or the DAAD representatives in your home country. They can also provide addresses of other institutions in your country to which you could turn for information and advice. Successful candidates will be informed in December 2012 or at the latest in January 2013.
Contact and advice
Further information can be obtained from DAAD Section 442 (public-policy@daad.de).
List of Master courses in the PPGG programme
You can choose between following Master courses (in alphabetical order):
1. Hertie School of Governance, Berlin: Master of Public Policy (MPP)
(medium of instruction: English, programme duration: 4 semester)
www.hertie-school.org
e-mail: mpp@hertie-school.org
contact: Mr. Benjamin Steffen
2. Universität Duisburg-Essen: M.A. Development and Governance
(medium of instruction: English, programme duration: 2 semester)
www.uni-due.de/politik/devgov.php
e-mail: ma-devgov@uni-due.de
contact: Ms. Franziska Kerting
3. Willy Brandt School of Public Policy at the University of Erfurt: Master of Public Policy (MPP)
(medium of instruction: English, programme duration: 4 semester)
PPGG: http://www.brandtschool.de/mpp/mpp-conflict.html
as well as 5 scholarships for
MPP / Conflict Studies and Management Programme (CSMP)
CSMP: http://www.brandtschool.de/mpp/curriculum/area-of-concentration.html
e-mail: admissions-mpp@uni-erfurt.de
contact: Ms. Kristiina Valdru
4. Leuphana Universität Lüneburg: Public Economics, Law and Politics (PELP)
(medium of instruction: English and German, programme duration: 4 semester)
http://www.leuphana.de/en/graduate-school/masterprograms/arts-sciences/public-economics-law-politics-pelp.html
e-mail: kronfeldt@uni.leuphana.de
contact: Mr. Marcus Kronfeldt
5. Hochschule Osnabrück: Management in Non-Profit-Organisationen
(medium of instruction: German, programme duration: 4 semester)
www.wiso.hs-osnabrueck.de/npo-ma.html
e-mail: ppgg@wi.hs-osnabrueck.de
contact: Ms. Pauline Missling
6. Universität Osnabrück: Master Demokratisches Regieren und Zivilgesellschaft
(medium of instruction: English and German, programme duration: 4 semester)
www.politik.uni-osnabrueck.de/Teaching/MA_DRZG.htm
e-mail: dseaman@uni-osnabrueck.de
contact: Mr. David Seaman
7. Universität Passau: Governance and Public Policy – Staatswissenschaften
(medium of instruction: English and German, programme duration: 4 semester)
http://www.uni-passau.de/index.php?id=3263&L=1
e-mail: governance@uni-passau.de
contact: Dr. Christian Dölle (Mr)
8. Universität Potsdam: Public Policy and Management (PPM)
(medium of instruction: English, programme duration: 2 semester)
www.uni-potsdam.de/pcpm
e-mail: carboni@uni-potsdam.de
contact: Ms. Giulia Carboni
Please make sure to scrutinize the admission requirements of the Master course of your choice. The DAAD scholarship will only come into effect if you are admitted to the selected Master course. For this purpose you might be asked to submit further documents at a later stage of the process.
For more information, please visit official website: www.daad.de
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