SWEDISH SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES NETWORK
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The Scholarships-Links.com contains Postdoc, PhD, masters and Bachelors scholarship announcements from universities and institutes all over the World. It is a free resource and managed by a group of students. The site is helping the student community from all over the world with 100,000 monthly visits from over 170 countries. CREST) in Kozhikode, India, for an internship from 1 June 2009. She worked with a group of 40 graduates from Dalit/Adivasi and minority communities of Kerala who are undergoing Post Graduate Certificate Course for Professional Development at CREST. Full information about the internships offered by CREST. The Nordic Institute for Asian Studies (NIAS) offers scholarships for visiting Nordic MA students and PhD candidates to its research centre and library in Copenhagen, through the so called NIAS SUPRA programme (Support Programme for Asian Studies). Students affiliated with institutions that are members of the Nordic NIAS Council (see www.nias.ku.dk) are offered full scholarships that cover travel expenses, accommodation and full board at the ”Nordisk Kollegium”, whereas students from non-members of Nordic NIAS Council will have to pay for accommodation and transportation themselves. For students from Lund University there is also an alternative, namely Öresund Scholarships. In this case NIAS reimburses daily commuting costs to/from Copenhagen. Application deadlines for SUPRA scholarships are three times a year. More information. |
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Swedish International Programme Office for Education and Training (Internationella
programkontoret) has a mission to make it easier for those working
with education and training in Sweden to participate in international
co-operation. It administers some 50 different programmes and
actions for internationalising education.
One of these programmes deal with internationalisation
projects for schools. In March 2006 applications for 160 collaboration
projects between schools in Sweden and in other countries were
given more than SEK 7 million as grants. Out of these five projects
are related to South Asia: Mörbyskolan in Danderyd received
SEK 24 000 for a project with Sri Lanka; Enskede gårds gymnasium/Lindeparkens
gymnasiesärskola received SEK 74 000 for a project with Sri
Lanka; Sandenskolan, Boden received SEK 120 000 for a project with
Sri Lanka; Hagagymnasiet, Norrköping, received SEK 48 000
for a project with India; and Adolfsbergsskolan, Örebro. received
SEK 24 000 for a project with India. |
SASNET - Swedish South Asian Studies Network/Lund
University
Address: Scheelevägen 15 D, SE-223 70 Lund, Sweden
Phone: +46 46 222 73 40
Webmaster: Lars Eklund
Last updated
2010-10-27