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Текущие программы, март 2010
English Language Programs
Summer Certificate Program
1. SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS: THE MARVELWOOD SCHOOL Academic and Leadership Program
2. Undergraduate: Scholarships for international Students at North Hennepin Community College
The NHCC Paul and Sheila Wellstone Memorial Scholarships are available for international students (F-1 Visa) at North Hennepin Community College in Minneapolis, Minnesota. These scholarships cover approximately 25% of the total tuition fees for one year of full-time study. Learn more about NHCC at http://www.nhcc.edu/.
For more information: http://www.nhcc.edu/ScholarshipDatabase.aspx
3. Undergraduate: University of Wisconsin-Superior Tuition Award Program (TAP) - up to $7500 per year
University of Wisconsin-Superior Tuition Award Program (TAP) UW-Superior's Tuition Award Program (TAP) aims to foster a campus community that is culturally diverse and academically strong. In 2009-10, more than 90% of undergraduate international students who qualified for admission also qualified for a TAP award.
Award amount: $5500 to $7500 per year (Average for 2009-10: $6775) Non-resident Tuition & Fees in 2009-10: $14,510 Available for: Freshmen and transfer undergraduate students Deadline: Fall: July 1 / Spring: November 1 Majors offered: www.uwsuper.edu/admissions/freshmen/academics/majors/ Duration: Award renewable for a maximum of eight semesters. Awards for transfer students adjusted accordingly.
TAP Grants ($5500/year) are generally awarded to students who: - submit all necessary application materials for full-time undergraduate degree program; - are academically admissible to UW-Superior; - submit a TAP application form, and - demonstrate sufficient financial support for the remaining expenses;
Global TAP Scholarships ($2,000/year) are awarded, in addition to the TAP Grant, to students who demonstrate particularly strong academic achievement. Note that for Global TAP Scholarships: - academic merit is the primary basis for the award, but financial need and campus diversity may be taken into consideration; - special consideration is given for achievement demonstrated through scores from the SAT, ACT, International Baccalaureate (IB) programs or internationally-administered A-Level exams; - athletic ability is not a criterion, but other forms of school or community involvement are considered; - a personal statement and/or letters of recommendation are encouraged; - all students who meet the criteria for the TAP Grant are automatically given consideration for a Global TAP Scholarship;
Website: www.uwsuper.edu/oip/ Contact: Mark MacLean, International Admissions Coordinator Email: international@uwsuper.edu Phone: 715-394-8052 / Fax: 715-394-8363
4. Undergraduate: Rasmussen College (MN) Celebrates its 110th Anniversary with Scholarships for 110 New Students
What is the 110th Anniversary Scholarship? As part of Rasmussen College's 110th anniversary, we are offering 110 scholarships to new students. The scholarship value varies depending on the degree level selected by the potential student. A Bachelor's degree seeking student is eligible for up to $10,000 and an Associate's degree seeking student is eligible for up to $5,000.
How do I apply for the 110th Anniversary Scholarship? Visit http://www.rasmussen.edu/110years/default.asp, and fill out the online application. The potential student will also need to apply for Rasmussen College and apply for financial aid. Complete rules can be found on that webpage.
When are entries due? There will be four application periods during the year as detailed below.
The Campus and student may determine the start date that best applies for each individual (e.g. the next immediate start, a mid-quarter start, a Fall start, etc).
Who is eligible to win? The scholarship is available to any new potential student. Employees of Rasmussen, Inc. and their families are not eligible.
Is there a time period in which the winner must start classes? Yes, he or she must start classes April 5, 2010, July 6, 2010, October 4, 2010 or January 3, 2011 at a Rasmussen College campus (including online).
What are the requirements for the winner of the scholarship? A list of full terms and conditions is available at http://www.rasmussen.edu/110years/default.asp.
What happens after a student submits their scholarship entry? The winner will be notified no more than four weeks after the application deadline. If a student has already started, the Campus/Financial Aid Staff will determine whether to apply the first quarter portion of the scholarship immediately in the current quarter or whether to commence payment the following quarter. In either case, the full amount of the scholarship will be granted prior to the student's graduation.
5. Undergraduate: Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis announces new ba in Philanthropic Studies
IUPUI is pleased to announce a new Bachelor of Arts in Philanthropic Studies beginning Fall 2010. Philanthropy and the nonprofit sector are becoming increasingly complex, and those who plan to work in this arena should seek a sophisticated education in the field. This new program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to succeed in entry-level positions in philanthropy and the nonprofit sector. It will help them prepare for careers in fields as diverse as foundations, healthcare, human services, community development, education, the arts and the environment.
Students will have opportunities to interact with national nonprofit leaders, complete a capstone learning experience and participate in internships and service learning projects. They will learn firsthand from Indiana University's Philanthropic Studies faculty members, many of whom are among the nation's leading experts and researchers in philanthropy. The Center on Philanthropy at IUPUI has pioneered the field of Philanthropic Studies and created the world's first Master of Arts and Ph.D. degrees in Philanthropic Studies.
Students who apply now can still be considered for IUPUI scholarships! First-year students with excellent SAT or ACT scores are eligible for annual scholarships of up to $10,000 annually for up to four years.
Questions? Visit http://iapply.iupui.edu or contact iapply@iupui.edu.
For more information on scholarships available to international students, please visit: http://iapply.iupui.edu/apply/scholarships/
6. Undergraduate, Graduate: Center for Architecture Foundation - Eleanor Allwork Scholarship Students seeking their first professional degree in architecture from an NAAB accredited school within the State of New York can be nominated by the Dean or Chair of the architectural school or accredited design program based on their high level of academic performance and evidence of financial need. Financial need of the student shall be determined by the guidelines of the Financial Aid Officer of the school nominating the candidate. International students are eligible. A graduate student is eligible if his or her undergraduate degree is in a field other than architecture.
For more information visit: http://www.cfafoundation.org/
7. Undergraduate, graduate: Scholarships for international Students at Clarion university of Pennsylvania International students representing 40 countries are currently enrolled at Clarion University, and it is our hope that this representation would be significantly increased in the near future. The international family of students at Clarion experiences a serene and welcoming environment with one-on-one relationships with professors and staff.
Clarion offers fully accredited, high quality academic programs, both at the undergraduate and graduate levels, in Arts & Sciences, Business Administration, and Education & Human Services. Admission requirements include completed application and fee; satisfactory TOEFL/SAT results; official transcripts; and evidence of sufficient financial support. Additional graduate student requirements include official proof of undergraduate degree; satisfactory GRE/GMAT results; evaluation/recommendation forms; and specific departmental requirements. Application deadlines are July 15 for the fall semester and December 15 for the spring semester.
The University is ranked among the top safest campuses in the U.S., offers financial assistance to all international students valued at $3000/academic year, credit for A levels, and is found to be quite affordable. Financial assistance is based on need and merit, and may be renewed each year provided students meet established criteria. Estimated annual costs (after deducting the $3000 award) for international students attending Clarion University are $23,418 for undergraduate students and $20,304 for graduate students.
Students interested in either undergraduate or graduate programs have the opportunity to apply online or download applications at http://www.clarion.edu/46769/.
For more information: http://www.clarion.edu/
Linda Heineman International Student Advisor Office of International Programs Clarion University of Pennsylvania Clarion, PA 16214 e-mail: lheineman@clarion.edu
8. Undergraduate, graduate: Humboldt State University's admission for fall 2010 is open until May 31, 2010 Humboldt State University's admission for fall 2010 is open until May 31, 2010 for international undergraduate students and graduate MBA students only. Your students would join our growing international student population of 140 students from over 30 countries. Humboldt State is a California State University which combines academic excellence with real-world experience and recreational pursuits in a perfect natural setting for studying and living. We are located 5 hours north of San Francisco in the heart of the ancient redwood forests on the California coast. At HSU, students can study, surf, and catch a concert, all in a single day. We offer small classes that allow close student-teacher interaction and strong academics.
Five percent of our international students receive financial assistance in the form of partial tuition waivers (in exchange for working in various HSU offices). At least 25% of our international students work on campus.
Academics & Rankings As one of 7,800 students at Humboldt State University, a student can choose from 61 academically-rigorous majors. In classes with an average of 24 students, professors provide personalized attention to help students with their studies.
Majors We have a wide range of subjects as well as unique majors (49 undergraduate majors and 12 graduate programs). For a complete list of all the majors and programs offered at HSU, please go to www.humboldt.edu/~humboldt/programs/type.
Intensive English Language Institute (IELI) The IELI offers English language courses for students in small classes, with personalized attention, and cultural and recreational activities that foster a sense of belonging. Students who are ready to take university classes while continuing to improve their English skills can enroll in the IELI Bridge program. Visit http://www.humboldt.edu/~ieli for more information.
Campus and Community Life
Housing and Dining Many students live on campus in residence halls, including the Special Living Communities which house students with common interests. The International Living Community houses international and American students and promotes the sharing of their experiences and cultures. Other students find houses and apartments in Arcata and nearby towns.
Undergraduate & Graduate MBA Admission Our website has admissions information for international students, including the application process, requirements, costs, and visa information. Please visit www.humboldt.edu/international.
Admission for international undergraduate students and MBA graduate students for the fall 2010 semester is open until 31 May 2010. Please note that complete applications (the application and all supporting documents) must be received by 31 May for consideration for the fall 2010 semester.
MBA graduate students need to contact the School of Business as well as applying to Humboldt State. Please go to http://www.humboldt.edu/~sbe/degrees/mba.html for additional information on the MBA, including entrance requirements.
Explore Please visit our main website at http://www.humboldt.edu/. Under "explore", http://www.humboldt.edu/explore/, you will see Humboldt State's location, take a virtual tour of our campus, and view pictures of students learning, living, and playing. Attached, please find recent photos of some of our international students for your enjoyment.
Thank you for informing your students about Humboldt State University. If you would like to receive materials about Humboldt State University (CD, International Programs Brochure, etc.), please contact us at international@humboldt.edu.
9. GRADUATE: MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION An Ivy League university experience, A world-class faculty, A historic 10. PH.D.: GLOBAL SUPPLEMENTARY GRANT PROGRAM (GSGP 2010 -2011)
The Open Society Institute's Network Scholarship Programs (NSP) is pleased to announce the Global Supplementary Grant Program (GSGP) for the 2010 - 2011 academic year. GSGP offers supplementary grants to students from Kyrgyzstan. The purpose of the program is to enable qualified students to pursue doctoral studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences at accredited universities in Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle/Near East, and North America.
Eligibility Following are ineligible: Applying Applicants may also apply online using the Online Application System (OAS) at: http://www.soros.org/grants/oas Applicants must complete the appropriate application (GSGP-NA or GSGP-Europe) based on the continent of study. Applicants applying to universities in North American and Europe will need to submit 2 applications. The deadline for students pursuing a Ph.D. in Europe is June 10, 2010. Applications will not be accepted after the appropriate deadline. Late applications will be automatically disqualified. Applications for GSGP North America sent by mail must be postmarked by April 2nd and may be sent to the New York address below. Applications for GSGP Europe must be postmarked by June 10th and sent to the London address below.
Global Supplementary Grant Program -North America Open Society Institute 1700 Broadway, 17th Floor New York, NY 10019 U.S.A.
Global Supplementary Grant Program - Europe Open Society Foundation Network Scholarship Programs Cambridge House 100 Cambridge Grove London W6 0LE United Kingdom
Alternately, applications may be submitted online or sent to address below before 18.00, June 10, 2010 for students pursuing a Ph.D. in Europe and before 18.00, April 2, 2010 for students pursuing a Ph.D. in Asia, Australia, North America, or the Middle East.
Soros Foundation-Kyrgyzstan http://www.soros.kg/index.php/en/announcements/836-16022010
11. Ph.D.: Computer Science PhD Students Sought at Missouri University of Science & Technology
The sensor computing and security group in Department of Computer Science, Missouri University of Science and Technology is looking to hire several Ph.D. students for Fall 2010.
For more information: http://cs.mst.edu/graduatedegreeprograms/phdcomputerscience.html
English Language Programs
1. American Language Program at Columbia University
The Intensive English Program offers 12-week and shorter courses focused on English grammar, pronunciation, fluency, listening and reading comprehension, and writing.
A three-term program combines ALP courses with credit-bearing Columbia University courses and is designed to provide students with the skills necessary to succeed in an undergraduate degree program at Columbia University or any other American university.
A seven-week summer course is available for students who have immediate plans to enter a degree program in the United States:
Joel Chaffee Admissions Officer Columbia University Email: jc3303@columbia.edu
2. Global Business Communication: Language Training and Professional Development Certificate Program for International Executives and Managers The Global Business Communication (GBC) program provides English language training and professional development to international executives and managers who have an intermediate or higher level of English. The GBC program is designed for active professionals with work experience who seek to enhance their business English proficiency and business communication skills and to expand their cross-cultural business awareness for work in the international arena.
GBC is a non-degree certificate program for busy professionals who are willing to invest 8, 16 or 24 weeks for language and cross-cultural business communication training. In addition to practical classroom training, events such as business lectures, site visits, guest speakers, community activities, and individual, team, or sustainability business action research projects are an integral part of the program. Through these activities, the GBC program puts participants in direct contact with the business community, building competence as well as confidence in doing business internationally.
The GBC program at the International English Center (IEC) is part of the University of Colorado at Boulder, one of the major research universities in the United States. GBC participants may be eligible to enroll in additional courses at the university.
For complete information and to download an application, visit: www.colorado.edu/iec/gbc
Global Business Communication Program GBC Telephone: 303-735-2979 GBC/IEC Fax: 303-492-5515 GBC Coordinator: Barbara Flocke, GBC@Colorado.edu GBC Website: http://www.colorado.edu/iec/index.html
3. State University of New York at Jamestown Community College Offers English Immersion Program - Summer 2010
English Immersion Program The State University of New York at Jamestown Community College is offering a great opportunity for international students to study American culture and improve English skills. A 3-week English Immersion Program will be offered this summer from July 26th through August 13th, 2010 on JCC's picturesque campus in Jamestown NY, 80 miles south of the city of Buffalo. Visiting Western New York tourist attractions, including Niagara Falls, Chautauqua Institute, museums, and art galleries will make these three weeks unforgettable!
The program includes 35 hours of instruction per week that focuses on grammar, oral communication, reading, writing, listening and pronunciation. Delivered in a culturally rich and safe community, this program is open to students wishing to improve English skills or wanting to experience American culture before entering university/college in the fall, or to anyone wishing to improve English language skills for personal or business reasons. No TOEFL is required, and additional information and an application may be found on our website: www.sunyjcc.edu/international
For further information, contact:
Victoria Peterson International Outreach Coordinator SUNY/Jamestown Community College Jamestown, New York Phone: 716.338.1291
VictoriaPeterson@mail.sunyjcc.edu
SUMMER CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
1. Executive Education at Columbia University School of Continuing Education Strategic Communications: An International Perspective (Summer Certificate Program in late July / early August)
Application deadline: June 1, 2010
A select group of corporate communications executives with global responsibilities, who are based overseas, will gather in New York City to participate in an intensive two-week program. Students will learn to develop and practice effective communications strategies to respond to the challenges and opportunities presented by operating in the global marketplace, and acquire the thinking habits that will allow them to offer superior strategic counsel to their internal and external constituents.
New York City is nominally the world's communications capital, home to media companies with a global reach and corporate headquarters of Fortune 100 companies; Columbia University is home to the nation's first graduate program in strategic communications -- launched in 2002, and with more than 180 alumni -- with a reputation for producing a new breed of communications executive.
Guided by a faculty experienced in teaching strategic communications, students have an opportunity to test theories and to learn new ways of thinking, planning, and strategizing. In addition, students meet corporate executives who have demonstrated leadership with innovative, creative, and cutting-edge thinking. Sessions take place on Columbia's Morningside Heights campus, minutes from the heart of the vibrant city. http://ce.columbia.edu/Executive-Education-in-Strategic-Communications ________________________________________ New York City: Columbia offers the unique experience of a true college campus in the middle of New York City, with endless opportunities for enrichment. Whether it's heading to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, catching a Broadway show, strolling through art galleries in Chelsea, or touring Ellis Island, New York City has something for every taste and interest. A truly international city, New York gives students the chance to explore cultures from around the globe, and the city's safe, reliable public transportation systems make all that the city has to offer convenient and accessible. ________________________________________ We look forward to welcoming you to Columbia University! Learn more about these valuable opportunities: |
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