Yesterday, I addressed secrets to getting scholarships abroad:
Benefits of fully funded scholarships
Stable academic calendar
International exposure& collaboration
Career change
Study and get paid
Free flight, visa fee e.t.c
Travel out of your home country with 0 amount
New culture, tradition and language (s)
Better earning
Tourism
Sources of Scholarship Opportunities
Google
Scholarship sites
Twitter
Linkedin
YouTube
Conferences
Direct referral
Checklist for Graduate Study Application
Curriculum Vitae
Search for the Right School
Cold Email
Statement of Purpose
Standardized Tests (IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT)
Research Proposal
Letter of Recommendation
Transcripts
App fee
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While I proceed on vacation after a tiring year with COVID restrictions, these videos would help you in writing your own academic CV.
1. 8 CV MISTAKES YOU NEED TO AVOID
2. HOW TO WRITE AN ACADEMIC CV FOR GRADUATE SCHOOL, POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW AND FACULTY POSITIONS
3. FREE CV SAMPLE AND COLD EMAIL TEMPLATE
You can download a copy of my academic CV via the description section of the 3rd link.
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I receive an average of 30 emails daily via my website and Linkedin account.
Most of the questions are around scholarships and migration.
Some even pasted their SOP for me to review. Unfortunately, I do not review SOP for now.
There is no way I can link you with Professors in Economics, Biochemistry and microbiology because it doesn't work that way. That is why I always write and talk about cold email and DIY (Do It Yourself)
Just a reminder that I do not run a consultancy service, so I usually find it odd when people request I reach out to them via Whatsapp. I will be willing to meet you at halfway if you are intentional and determined in this journey.
Fully funded PhD in Basic and Clinical sciences at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
*Apply with your Bsc
Application Period: August 1, 2021- December 1, 2021
1 Application
1 Core Course First Semester
8 Ph.D. Programs to Choose
350+ Labs to Explore
Basic Biomedical Sciences Program
Biological Chemistry
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Genetics, Development, and Disease
Immunology
Molecular Biophysics
Molecular Microbiology
Neuroscience
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Biomaterials, Mechanics, and Tissue Engineering Track
Biomedical and Molecular Imaging Track
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Graduate school programs typically require two or three references as part of your application package. Some course-based professional programs will require one academic reference and one professional reference.
Each program sets its own criteria for reference letters, so be sure to check its requirements.
It is important to identify these potential references at least one month in advance of applying to graduate programs.
Types of referees
Academic references should be permanent professors on the university’s faculty.
Professional references are individuals you worked with (such as a former employer) who can write positively on your relevant work experience.
PhD positions, Department of Computer Science, Texas Tech University
I am looking for highly motivated PhD students (2 open PhD positions) who are interested in improving the system performance of IoT network communication and drone control.
Prospective PhD students, with strong programming skills (e.g., Python, C++, and MATLAB) and thoeretical background (e.g., optimization thoery, robotics, and machine learning), are prefered.
Experience with writing software or modifying hardware for robotic platforms will be viewed as a plus.
As part of your online application, you must upload a statement of purpose. The statement should be one to two pages and single spaced.
It should briefly discuss
your purposes and objectives in pursuing graduate study;
your special interests and plans;
your strengths and weaknesses in your chosen field;
any research projects or any independent research in which you have actively participated and how they have influenced your career choice and desire to pursue graduate studies; and