If you click 'Scholarships for citizens from developing countries', as shown above, you will see the list of all available scholarships for your region.
The First Scholarship you will see is 'The Ignacy Łukasiewicz Scholarship Programme', known as NAWA.
The countries eligible are shown above.
Scroll down the page to see: nawa.gov.pl/en/ where you will have the full information about this scholarship.
From there, click, 'students' as shown below to see exactly what the scholarship program looks like.
The NAWA program is for both Polish and Foreign students as seen from the website.
Scroll down again and click on 'The Ignacy Lukasiewicz Scholarship Programme' as shown below:
This is the only scholarship that has developing Nations.
Kindly note the following highlighted areas as you click:
Check to see if your course is there, then proceed to click the link to see the Application process.
Click and then create an account.
You can now start filling the form.
As you begin to fill the form, you will see a guide to download.
Let me give you some important info from last year's guide:
1. The Scholarship is specific to a particular year of graduation. Last year, the scholarship required that you graduated from 2017 and above. See here:
So, read before you start filling.
2. You will be evaluated based on two things:
a.Quality of your Research Proposal (80%)
b. Academic Result (CGPA) (20%)
see:
3. You can use proficiency letter instead of IELTS or TOEFL. See this:
Last year's cut off mark was 46/50.
So, it's competitive I must say.
4. It's for both Msc and PhD
5. You will be paid about 1,500 Polish złoty for Msc where you can pay about 450/month for feeding and accommodation, and about 150/ 3 months for Transportation.
The rest is for you, plus side jobs you can do.
6. You will first be taught the Polish Language for at least a semester before starting your Msc/PhD. Msc is about 1.5-2 years and about 4 years for PhD.
7. You have unlimited hours to work, but it is difficult because you have to update your results monthly to the scholarship body. But if you are self-funded, you can work unlimited hours without fear.
8. You can work unlimited hours during the summer and make enough cash😎
9. Admission timeline is usually Feb. /March and Sept/October every year.
Que: What other ways can I get Scholarship in Poland if I don't merit the one you described above?
Ans: Watch out for Part B🤣😃
Tag your friends whole you take chilled coke to digest the Info.
What he needs here is writing skills, and that can only be developed by practice.
1. Very few public Universities do publishable undergraduate project. That's normal. He should develop himself by reading materials and articles in the areas he wants.
2. Diversity is a blessing in disguise, provided he knows how to synergise all of those experiences to suit his desired goal. To do this effectively, he needs to read SOPs. @Exquisita_lady, please attach all the SOP tweets from scholars on this street for this person to learn.
3. This person must beat all test scores with 'clean sheet'. His GRE and TOEFL must be really good. That's a way to tell anyone that you already know what you are doing.
4. Start reading research papers of the professors in your field of interest. You will surely not understand.
4. @particular6 was the best student in the whole school and he was very oratory. Nobody beats @particular6 in debate. He started interclass debate as early as primary 3 or 4. I remember the famous debate: 'Military rule is better than civilian rule' that his class won
effortlessly, courtesy of his vocal dexterity.
Now you can see why he is always at the front line of everything in FUTA. It has been in him.
5. He went to FUTA, studied Chemistry and became the god of Chemistry; I went to LAUTECH to study electrical engineering.
The pathways to Msc and Ph.D. fully funded scholarships in Germany are:
a. DAAD Program: This is the largest scholarship body in Germany, and it has many scholarships embedded within it. If you want Germany, the DAAD website should be opened on your computer tab.
As promised, let's start the year by discussing Germany.
Tag your friends, take fruit juice and unwind this thread🧵:
In Part A, I will discuss what you need to know about Admission and Scholarship in Germany, In Part B, I will show you how to practically apply and get funding.
Read the following general facts about Germany:
1. About 80-90% of the Universities are tuition-free.
However, in some states, you may be asked to pay about 1000-3000 Euros/semester, which covers student union fees and travel tickets around the state for a semester.
2. Most Msc students don't search for scholarships. Instead, they look for a block account of about 10, 000