Call for Applications-PhD Programmes at University of Bologna, Italy

Study Subject(s): Economics and Statistics,Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy,Humanities
Course Level: PhD
Scholarship Provider: University of Bologna
Scholarship can be taken at: Italy
Eligibility:1.An Italian university degree (vecchio ordinamento -4 years); .
2.An Italian university degree (laurea specialistica/magistrale -3+2 years); .
3.An academic Master’s degree awarded by a foreign institution/University, validated as equivalent (equipollente) to an Italian degree by the Italian Ministry of Education, University and research (MIUR) or acknowledged as equivalent by the Selection Committee for the sole purposes of the selection.
4.For the sole purposes of the selection, applicants in possession of a foreign University degree must attach to the application form copy of the such degree together with the transcript of records translated into Italian or English. Those who are about to obtain a foreign University degree must attach the transcript of records translated into Italian or English.
5.Other additional documents, duly certified and translated into Italian or English, which may be judged appropriate for the purpose of the evaluation (Diploma Supplement, courses, programmes, exams, etc.) can be also attached.

Scholarship Open for International Students: Yes
Scholarship Description: The number of scholarships to be assigned can be increased only in case new financial support is made available before the beginning of the activities. Scholarships are assigned according to the ranking list drawn up by the Selection Committee. The yearly gross amount is € 13.638,47. Such amount can be increased by 50% for stages abroad lasting minimum one month and maximum 18 months. The scholarships are paid in monthly instalments and are incompatible with other fellowships and grants, except for those delivered by national or international bodies to cover research activities during stages abroad.The enrolment in a PhD course is not compatible with the enrolment in Italy and abroad in other PhD Courses, First cycle and Second Cycle degree courses, courses aiming at 4-years university degree (the so-called, vecchio ordinamento), First level and Second Level Master and Specialisation Schools (all but Medical schools), not including co-tutorship agreements. PhD students enrolled in a PhD course cannot be enrolled in the same PhD course and they will be excluded from the ranking list in case they have participated to the selection procedure.
How to Apply: Online
Scholarship Application Deadline: June 23rd 2011
Further Scholarship Information and Application

International Summer School in Applied Environmental and Regulatory Economics, Turin (Italy). Dead Line: 13 June 2011

The School is designed to offer two weeks “full immersion” in user charges regulation of local public services (e.g. waste, water, public transport, district heating, sport facilities) and is addressed to undergraduate students at their last year, graduate students and officials from the Public Administration (municipalities, counties, regional bodies) and regulatory agencies.
The course lasts two weeks and is articulated in three parts:
- theoretical module
- industry analysis
- case studies (with a virtual regulatory final report prepared by attendants)
Applications and Deadlines
The application form will be on-line as from Monday, February the 7th 2011.
The deadline for the submission of the application form is the 13th of June 2011
Admitted attendants will be contacted directly by email by the 20th of June 2011.
Cancellation policy for admitted students
- Profile A: in case of withdrawal the fee will not be refunded
- Profile B: considering that the participation is free, a deposit is due (150 Euro with payment receipt returned by the 1st of July 2011); the deposit will be totally refunded to the attendant at the end of the Summer School (there is no deposit refund in case of cancellation)
For any further information

Diploma and Master in Advanced European Studies, Italy‏

*Study Europe in the Heart of Italy*
*Diploma and University Master in*
*Advanced European Studies*
*(DAES) 2011/2012*
One-year interdisciplinary programme covering
*EU Law & Institutions*, *EU Economics & Finance*, *EU Policies, European
Integration History and Communication*.
The faculty includes top EU directors and officials, university professors
and experts in European affairs.
*APPLY BEFORE 12 JUNE 2011 !!!***
We are pleased hereby to inform you that the *Italian Ministry for Foreign
Affairs* is offering *21 scholarships* for graduates who are nationals of
the countries listed below, to attend the *Diploma in Advanced European
Studies* *2011/2012*:
- *ALBANIA*
- *BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA*
- *CROATIA*
- *KOSOVO*
- *MACEDONIA*
- *MONTENEGRO*
- *SERBIA.*
Graduates who are nationals of the above-listed countries are invited to
submit their applications through the specific on-line procedure available
on the website of the Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs *from 12 May to
12 June 2011*: http://borseonline.esteri.it/borseonline/it/index.asp
*IMPORTANT NOTICE*: To apply for the above-mentioned scholarships,
interested candidates MUST submit the relevant form* through the specific
online procedure*, which is being open *until 12 June 2011 ONLY*.
Three grantees will be selected for each of the Countries listed above.
For information on the Diploma in Advanced European Studies, see our website
(http://www.europeancollege.it/dase/index.php?IDL=2&IDA=3 ) or contact the
Secretariat of the European College of Parma Foundation (
info@colleuparma.org ; tel. +39 0521 207525).
*HOW TO APPLY *
*for the above scholarships*
To apply, interested candidates must follow this procedure:
1) Open the web page
http://borseonline.esteri.it/borseonline/it/index.asp
2) Register through the relevant procedure (“Registrati qui”, bottom
left side of the page)
3) After having registered (and thus created your “account”), log on
the system and access the online form
4) After selecting the language for viewing the form, the candidate
must first of all select the item “Collegio Europeo di Parma – DASE” from
the menu, then fill out the form, complete the procedure and *duly submit*it
*within the Ministry’s online system before the deadline of 12 June 2011*.
If necessary, candidates can ask for assistance by e-mail to the competent
Italian Diplomatic Representation and/or Istituto Italiano di Cultura.
Once you have made sure that you have duly and correctly submitted your
application via the Ministry’s online system, we would be thankful if you
could send your updated CV in English to this e-mail address:
apply@colleuparma.org
Feel free to contact us for any further information on the course and thank
you in advance for your cooperation in spreading this message over to
potentially interested graduates.Please find further information on our website under the Scholarship page:
http://www.europeancollege.it/dase/index.php?IDL=2&IDA=3&seq=8&IDObj=22.

Call for Scholarship Applications for PhD Programs 2012 at IMT, Italy

Knowledge of the English language is compulsory. Courses and seminars are held in English. English is the official language of all academic and administrative activities. Foreign Ph.D. students will benefit from Italian language and culture courses.
Italian Degree holders: – “Laurea Magistrale” (or “Specialistica”), according to DM n° 509, of November 3, 1999 – Four- or five-year degree according to the previous rules of the Italian higher education system
Foreign Degree holders: Foreign degrees are considered and their eligibility is assessed by the Selection Committee. The minimum duration of university studies is equivalent to four years full time. If admitted, foreign degree holders are required to hand in a “Dichiarazione di valore”. This document is not required to apply (see documents for enrollment).
Graduating Applicants: applicants obtaining their degree by no later than December 24, 2009 may apply (Italian or foreign degree according to the previous descriptions). Graduating applicants will be accepted “under reserve” and must send by e-mail to phdapplications-at-imtlucca.it the MS certificate or a declaration under their own responsibility including a full list of exams with obtained marks, not later than the first working day after the announced deadline for graduating applicants.
Scholarship Description: IMT Institute for Advanced Studies Lucca is an international Graduate School and Institute of Technology that acts as a research university with the aim of forming human capital –specifically with regard to its PhD programs- in disciplines characterized by their high potential for concrete application. IMT strives to reach the fusion of theoretical comprehension and practical relevance. The following goals are at the core of IMT’s mission statement: •to establish itself as a research center that promotes cutting-edge research in key areas, structuring its Ph.D. Programs in close connection with research activity; •to attract top students, researchers and scholars through competitive international selections; •to contribute to technological innovation, economic growth and social development.
Scholarship Application Deadline: September 28th 2011
Further Scholarship Information and Application

2011 Call for Doctoral positions in Language, Interaction and Computation Programme, University of Trento in Italy

Applications for the doctoral positions as described in Art. 1 are accepted from candidates, regardless of gender, age and nationality, who have an Italian “laurea magistrale” in compliance with Ministerial Decree no. 509 of 3.11.1999 as amended, a university degree of the previously enforced Italian regulations, or an equivalent academic degree obtained abroad. Applicants who have an Italian degree must submit the degree certificate together with the list of exams and grades obtained. Applicants who have a foreign qualification that has not been officially recognised as equivalent to an Italian degree must submit a request for equivalence in their application. In this case, it is necessary to attach the following documents: -degree certificate (EU citizens may present a self-declaration of the possession of a degree, according to Presidential Decree no. 445 of 28.12.2000). -the English translation of the degree certificate with exams taken, grades obtained and short description of a given academic qualification awarded by an institution located in a foreign country and belonging to an educational system different from the Italian one (i.e. Diploma Supplement if available), signed under their own responsibility, to enable the Graduate School Committee to declare its equivalence, valid solely for the purpose of admission to the selection process.

Scholarship Open for International Students: Yes

Scholarship Description: The number of grant-assisted positions may be increased by funds from universities, public research institutions or qualified private organizations that are become available after the publication of this announcement and before the oral examinations.Applications are also accepted from students who expect to complete their degree by October 31, 2011. They need to present, together with their application, a statement from the University Registrar’s Office declaring that the student is expected to obtain the degree by October 31, 2011. In such cases admission is “conditional” and applicants must be able to present to the Doctoral School Secretariat (phd.cimec@unitn.it) the degree certificate by November 4, 2011. After admission to the School, successful non-EU applicants who have a non-Italian degree and successful EU applicants who have a non-EU degree, must provide the degree certificate with exams and grades obtained, translated and certified by the Italian Embassy or Consulate in the country of the university that issued the degree, and the value declaration
Scholarship Application Deadline: no later than November 4, 2011.
Further Scholarship Information and Application

2011 TWAS-UNICAL Fellowship Programme in Italy

The University of Calabria (UNICAL), Italy, and TWAS, the academy of sciences for the developing world, offer fellowships to students from Haiti who wish to obtain an MSc degree in the areas of pharmacology/nutrition. Duration: 2 years, extendable for 1 additional year. TWAS-UNICAL Fellowships are tenable at the University of Calabria (UNICAL), Italy, for a period of 2 years, extendable for 1 additional year.Candidates can either be proposed by the Université d’Etat d’Haïti (UEH) or apply directly to UNICAL.TWAS will provide support for travel (one round trip in economy class), visa and related costs, health insurance, a lump sum of US$ 1,700 per year for local incidental costs, and excess luggage expenses upon completion of the fellowship (for stays longer than 12 months).UNICAL will provide board and lodging at its residential centre.The language of instruction at UNICAL is Italian.

When providing documents to the Italian embassy in the Dominican Republic, the applicant should inform the embassy that s/he is applying for a UNICAL-TWAS fellowship in Italy. This should facilitate the embassy in giving the necessary student visa to the awarded candidates. Even if official copies of academic degree certificates are not requested by the Embassy they must be submitted to UNICAL. This documentation may be in French.If awarded, candidates must apply for a student visa in order to take up the Fellowship.
Scholarship Application Deadline:31 July 2011.
Further Scholarship Information and Application

ICTP Programme for Training and Research in Italian Laboratories 2011-2012, Italy

The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (the Abdus Salam ICTP) will offer number of grants to scientists from Developing Countries (Central and Eastern Europe included) interested in taking part in the training and research activities.
The minimum amount of these grants will be Euro 1,400 per month and stays longer than twelve months may be possible. Limited funds for travel expenses will be available in case these are not covered by other sources. Health insurance coverage will be provided for visitors and their accompanying family members. A monthly family allowance for those having dependant family members will be granted.
The two grant will be awarded to candidates which are as follow:
1- Programme for research and training in Science and Technology for Geothermal Energy
2- Programme for research and training in Recent Developments in Science and Technology for Renewable Energy.
You are not authorized to take leave from the Host Laboratory without prior approval from your Supervisor. The final approval will be given by the Head of the ICTP Programme, who should receive immediate notification in writing of your absence.
The ICTP TRIL Programme should be properly acknowledged in all scientific papers produced during the stay in Italy. The following sentence is suggested: “The author/one of the authors (name of Researcher) undertook this work with the support of the “ICTP Programme for Training and Research in Italian Laboratories, Trieste, Italy”.
Scholarship Application Deadline: For 1st Programme -31 July 2011
For 2nd Programme-30 June 2011

Further Scholarship Information and Application

PhD Call for Applications at Luiss University in Rome, Italy

Eight positions are available this year, four of which are funded by a three-year scholarship of 11,000 euros per year.

The Doctoral Program in Political Theory is interdisciplinary, and covers four main areas of study: philosophy (ethics and applied philosophy, political and social philosophy, and issues in contemporary philosophy), political theory (ethics of international relations and human rights theories), law (international law, humanitarian law, and international criminal law), and politics and economics (international political economy, development policies, sustainability theories, international relations, and theories of globalization). Approximately twenty faculty members, including both Italian professors and foreign visiting professors, currently teach on the program, and there are more than thirty doctoral students, half of which are foreign. The program thus has a strongly international character.

Applicants are generally expected to have majored in an area of the social sciences, humanities, or philosophy, although those with degrees in other disciplines may also be considered on the basis of their curricula vitae and research proposals. Successful applicants will begin the program in the Fall semester of 2011, by following three semesters of taught courses. Each semester lasts approximately three months, and students will have approximately 6-10 hours of classes per week during these three semesters. All courses are taught in English.
Scholarship Application Deadline:May 30, 2011

Further Scholarship Information and Application

Call for 27th Cycle of PhD Positions at Politecnico di Milano, Italy

The Politecnico di Milano has published the admission selection call for the 27th cycle of Ph.D. programmes. In this call, the number of positions, the number of available scholarships, and the number of scholarships for foreign nationals is specified for each PhD.The call is open to Italian and foreign nationals. Displaced persons are considered as foreign nationals. In the case of dual nationality, one of them being Italian, the applicant must choose (for the sole purpose of the selection procedure for scholarships reserved for foreigners) the Italian citizenship.
Ph.D. positions fall into the following categories:
a) positions with Ph.D. scholarships awarded by the Politecnico di Milano.
The scholarships may be either generic or restricted to a specific research topic.
These scholarships are open to individuals that are not subject to employment or fixed-term contracts or public employees or employees on leave.
b) positions without Ph.D. scholarships awarded by the Politecnico di Milano, subject to payment of admission and tuition fees. These scholarships are open to citizens not subject to employment or fixed-term contracts (compensation in the form of university research grants or compensation disbursed from national, EU or international public institutions is nevertheless allowed) or public employees or employees without leave. In the latter case, the applicant must be undergoing the Executive Ph.D. programme.
Scholarship Application Deadline:25th May 2011
Further Scholarship Information and Application

MIREES University of Bologna Dead Line: 16 May 2011‏

The international Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Research and Studies
on Eastern Europe (MIREES)* is a Second cycle Joint Degree (120 ECTS),
awarded by the University of Bologna (Forlì Campus) in cooperation with the
Vytautas Magnus University at Kaunas, the Corvinus University of Budapest,
and the Saint-Petersburg State University.
MIREES is an innovative graduate programme, taught entirely in English ,
unique in Italy and Europe, devoted to students that have a BA background in
Economics, Politics, International Relations, History, Agricultural or
Cultural studies at large, and would now like to acquire a specialized,
in-depth knowledge of the Post-socialist Countries in transition, the new EU
member States after the Enlargements of 2004 and 2007, as well as the New
East-European Neighbour Countries.
MIREES combines an academic approach with professional training, forging
potential insightful consultants, analysts, and managers as Area Experts for
international agencies, public administrations, private and public
companies, and NGOs, while also offering a solid basis for further academic
studies at the PhD level.
The programme includes an obligatory period of international mobility (6
months), not only to enhance the learning value of the whole 2nd cycle
degree programme through the attendance of (linguistic and subject-related)
course units with their relative tests, but also for field research which
the students will implement in preparation of their dissertations.
*The next deadline to apply is May 16th, 2011.*
More detailed information on the teaching plan, admission procedure, and
financial aid can be found at our website: http://www.mirees.unibo.it/ where
the call for application has been regularly published.

Bellagio Residency Program, New York. Deadline: 2 May 2011

The Bellagio Residency program offers scholars, artists, thought leaders, policymakers and practitioners a serene setting conducive to focused, goal-oriented work, and the unparalleled opportunity to establish new connections with fellow residents, across a stimulating array of disciplines and geographies. The Bellagio Center community generates new knowledge to solve some of the most complex problems facing our world and creates art that inspires reflection, understanding, and imagination.

The Center also offers collaborative residencies for two to four persons working on the same project. It is possible to apply for collaborative residencies for a two-person team or a team composed of three or four individuals.
Residencies are typically four weeks in length.
Residencies are open to scholars in all disciplines, creative artists, journalists, as well as policymakers and practitioners from the governmental and non-profit sectors. We bring together a broad, stimulating mix of disciplines and fields within the Bellagio Community. We also select a core set of residency projects that align with the Foundation’s five interconnected issue areas: basic survival safeguards (food, water, and housing), global health, climate and environment, urbanization, social and economic security. The Bellagio Center is located in Northern Italy.
Residents are housed in two main buildings and each resident is given a private room with bath and a study/studio, either adjoining the bedroom or on the grounds. Room and board are provided to all residents and their spouses/partners, but they are responsible for their airfare and local transportation to and from Bellagio. However, the Foundation does have a limited travel assistance program, based on income level of invited residents. Through conferences and residencies, the Bellagio Center brings together people of diverse expertise and backgrounds in a thought-provoking and collaborative environment to promote innovation and impact on a wide range of global issues.
http://www.iie.org/en/Programs/The-Rockefeller-Foundation-Bellagio-Center-Residency-Programs/Application-Resource-Center

2011 Master Scholarships for International Students in Politecnico di Milano and POLI.design in Italy

Study Subject: Industrial Design for Architecture
Employer: Politecnico di Milano and POLI.design
Level :Master
Scholarship Description: ID4A – Industrial Design for Architecture Politecnico di Milano, first level university Master program organised by the polytechnic’s POLI.design Consortium in collaboration with Giugiaro Architettura.The Master program will be conducted in English. The Master program has been launched in response to the needs of a constantly changing job market, with a strong demand for trained professionals able to operate in contexts other than those typically associated with architecture.
The importance given to practical training and field work means that the ID4A Master program prepares System Designers able to operate on a large scale: from the design of single elements, products or components, to that of complex systems designed to be applicable in different construction contexts. It trains versatile professionals with a flexible mindset enabling them to successfully confront the challenges of global design in the differing national and international realities of the sector.

Scholarship Application Deadline:22-12-2011

2011 PhD Positions in Faculty of Sciences at Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy

The Scuola Normale Superiore (SNS) is accepting applications for 31 PhD positions in the Faculty of Sciences.Spring and autumn selections will be held for the 2011/2012 academic year.The following are application requisites:
MS, MSc or equivalent. Candidates may apply prior to completing their MS/MSc, but must present their diploma by 31 October 2011
less than 30 years of age as of 31 October 2011
knowledge of English or Italian http://www.scholarshipandphd.blogspot.com/
never to have been expelled from the SNS
not to have applied more than once for a PhD at the SNS
never to have been definitively sentenced to prison
results from the ETS – GRE – General Test and the GRE-Subject Test if the MS/MSc was not completed in a nation member of the European Higher Education Area.The application must be made on plain paper, in either Italian or English, using the format provided in the Application Form, accompanied by all required attachments listed on the Further Information pages, and signed by the candidate.

These complete application materials may be delivered by hand or sent by mail.Refer to the Further Information pages for all other important details, including information concerning GRE subject tests, required attachments, the calendar for the written and oral exams and student responsibilities and rights. The Further Information pages are considered an integral part of this Call for Applications.

Scholarship Application Deadline: 12 September 2011 for the autumn session

Further Scholarship Information and Application

 

Summer School on Human Rights, Minorities and Diversity Management, Bozen/Bolzano, Italy, 20 June - 1 July 2011 Extended Deadline - 15 April]

The Summer School deals with the complexities of human and minority rights and diversity management in Europe. The 2011
special focus explores linguistic diversity in Europe: How can minority languages spoken by more than forty million people
in the European Union be protected and promoted? Which languages need a special attention? How to acquire and teach a
minority language? What is the challenge of linguistic diversity and language protection within the EU?

The Summer School deals with the topic of linguistic diversity and language rights from a multi-disciplinary perspective: on one
hand the international and interregional protection mechanisms of the United Nations, the OSCE and the Council of Europe
as well as the European Union regarding language rights are presented and discussed with academics and practitioners.
On the other hand the wide range of linguistic diversity will be explored through theoretical discussions from all relevant fields
(law, political sciences, sociology, linguistics) and practical case studies of promoting and protecting minority languages in
Europe.

We offer not only an in-depth overview on human and minority rights, focussing especially on linguistic diversity and language
rights, but also the possibility to discuss their implementation with international leading academics, lawyers and practitioners
from international organisations.

The Summer School participants will engage also in the discussion on old vs. new minorities: Besides the theoretical foundations
participants will take part in an international conference presenting the final results of a research project on Migration in
the Alps (MigrAlp: see www.eurac.edu/migralp).

Applications online at www.eurac.edu/summerschool until 01.04.2011.
The program is tailored for members of linguistic minorities and civil servants from local, regional or national administrations
who primarily deal with the minority related issues and therefore require both theoretical and practical training in diversity
management; lawyers, economists, social scientists and others in the employment of non-governmental organisations
wishing to enhance inter-disciplinary skills and to specialise within different aspects of minority rights; journalists and teachers
interested in the recent developments and advanced training in the related fields; Master and PhD students wishing to acquire
greater competitive personal competence beneficial for a future career in the academia or practice-orientated professions.
Tuition fee: 500€. Accommodation, travel costs and other expenses are not covered by the tuition fee.

Scholarships covering parts of the tuition fee are available.
Convenient accommodation for every participant can be arranged by the
organizers.

EURAC - The European Academy of Bozen/Bolzano is located in the
autonomous region of Trentino-Alto Adige/South Tyrol in northern Italy. The
case of South Tyrol is often quoted as a model of self-governance as well as
a model solution for minority protection the accomodation of linguistic diversity.
Hence EURAC is able to provide exceptional theoretical and practical
knowledge in the examination and application of issues related to minority
protection and regionalism.

For further information, including detailed programme and application
procedure, please visit: www.eurac.edu/summerschool

PhD in International Studies, Trento, Italy 6 April 2011

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PhD in International Studies, Trento, Italy 6 April 2011

The School of International Studies will be accepting applications for funded places in the doctoral program in International Studies for the places in the doctoral program in International Studies for the 2011-2012 academic year. The doctorate combines interdisciplinary approaches within a structure based on economics, law and politics. It is entirely in English, with a taught component in the first year and there will be at least 5 funded places.
Please take a tour of the PhD portal at http://www.unitn.it/en/drsis to familiarize yourself with the PhD program.
Candidates will be asked to include in the application a short summary (2500 words max.) of their proposed research and their motivations for choosing a PhD in International Studies at the University of Trento. While all projects related to the main areas covered in the School of International Studies are welcome, candidates with interests in the following areas will be preferred: International Law, International and EC Labour Law, European Union Law, Comparative Legal Studies, International Criminal Justice, Transnational Crime, European Political, Economic and Monetary Integration, International Trade and Economic Development, International Political Economy, EU Public Policy, Comparative Public Policy, Multi-level Governance, Peace-building and Conflict Resolution, Post-1945 International and European History.
Potential candidates are strongly encouraged to visit http://www.unitn.it/en/ssi/10419/who-who to examine research interests of the teaching staff. Student Network
Further information and on line application information are available at: http://www.unitn.it/en/drsis/14813/admission
Application Deadline: 6 April 2011
Contact: phd@sis.unitn.it
Phone: +39 0461 883150
http://www.unitn.it/en/drsis/news/14810/2011-2012-phd-call-international-studies

PhD Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering, PhD School of Politecnico di Milano, Italy

PhD Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering, PhD School of Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Scholarship for International students in Mechanical Engineering, PhD School of Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Study Subject: Mechanical Engineering
Employer: PhD School of Politecnico di Milano
Level:PhD
Scholarship Description:The Doctoral Programme in Mechanical Engineering is coordinated by the ‘Dipartimento di Meccanica’ – Department of Mechanical Engineering. It enrols slightly less than 10% of the total number of PhD students of the PhD School of Politecnico di Milano. In figures, it enrols an average number of 25 students every year, many of them supported by scholarships from public institutions and private companies. Each student is assigned a tutor, who is a member of the Doctoral Board, and a research supervisor, who is a professor of the Faculty. Educational activities consist of selected courses. Advanced courses (taught in English) dedicated to doctoral students and senior graduate students bring the attendants to the frontiers of knowledge in those research sectors where the Department of Mechanical Engineering excels and is most active. http://www.scholarshipandphd.blogspot.com/
Dedicated courses on relevant topics are organized yearly by various national and international schools, and offered to our PhD students. All lecturers are prominent at international level in their respective field of expertise.
The PhD students can carry out their study and research activities within the following major research areas.
Basic requirements
The basic requirements are the following:
• Five years education at University level
• Knowledge of the English language at B2-level or higher
• Strong motivation
March 2011 – Official opening of the application procedure, with public announcement of the terms and conditions for admission and of the available scholarships on the National Gazette
Scholarship Application Deadline:May 2011 – (exact date to be defined). Deadline for submission of applications. Within the deadline the applicants have to fill in and submit the online application form. Also those applicants who have not graduated at the time of the application but that expect to graduate by the end of December 2011 can submit the application at this time. If selected, their admission to the PhD programme is conditioned by successful graduation by December 2011.
Further Scholarship Information and Application