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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 select
countries of Eastern and Central Europe, the former Soviet Union, and Mongolia.
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
The Global Supplementary Grant Program is available to citizens of the following
countries: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia, Croatia, Georgia, Kazakhstan,
Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Macedonia, Moldova, Mongolia, Montenegro, Russia, Serbia, Tajikistan,
Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan.
Students pursuing doctorates in the medical, physical, chemical, technical or natural
sciences as well as fine or performing arts are not eligible for this grant.
Ineligible fields of study include:
- Business Administration/Management Training
- Computer Science
- Finance/Banking/Marketing
- Engineering
- Hard & Natural Sciences (Physics, Biology, Chemistry, etc.)
- Mathematics
- Medical Sciences
GSGP grants are for students pursuing doctorate degrees only.
Students admitted to master’s programs with the intent to continue,
but who are not clearly admitted into a Ph.D. program, are ineligible.
Please note that this is a supplementary program not intended for
full funding. Applicants must be able to demonstrate additional
support from other sources.
Applying
Further details regarding the program and guidelines for applying
may be found in the application forms for GSGP 2010-2011.
Paper applications may be accessed via the OSI website at:
http://www.soros.org/initiatives/scholarship/focus_areas.
Applicants may also apply online using the Online Application System (OAS) at:
http://www.soros.org/grants/oas
Deadlines
The deadline for students pursuing a Ph.D. in Asia, Australia, North America, or the Middle East is April 2, 2010.
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.
Program Coordinator in Kharkiv -
bulgakovanb@gmail.com, tel.: 756-756-2
Downloads
The Open Society Institute, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the University
of Edinburgh invite applications for MSc/Diploma by Research Scholarships at the
University of Edinburgh.
Scholarships are available in a wide range of social sciences fields.
Each scholarship provides one year's tuition fees at the University of
Edinburgh, a stipend to cover living costs (for one person only),
and return air travel from the scholar's home country.
Applicants will normally be expected to be under 35 years old,
be both nationals of and resident in Ukraine and be registered for,
or planning to take up doctoral study (at PhD level,
which is equivalent to kandidat nauk, NOT doktorantura) in Ukraine.
Further information on academic departments and programs is
available from the university Web page www.ed.ac.uk.
Central European University
provides grants for graduate study towards Master's
and PhD degrees during 1-3 academic years.
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