The Central Asian Faculty Development Programme (CAFDP) of the University of Central Asia (UCA) announce its 2013-14 scholarships for Doctoral studies at partner institutions around the world.
This partner institution includes the University of Cambridge, UK, German universities through partnership with the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), University of Montana, US and some others.
The CAFDP of UCA offers support for Central Asian scholars to pursue doctoral studies, with the understanding that upon graduation they will work as UCA faculty for a minimum of five years at the Graduate School of Development and/or the undergraduate School of Arts and Sciences at UCA’s campuses in Khorog (Tajikistan), Naryn (Kyrgyz Republic) and Tekeli (Kazakhstan).
Eligible fields of study at UCA’s partner institutions include:
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Application for the CAFDP Scholarship is a two-step process:
· Eligibility for CAFDP – Applicants are required to first meet UCA’s eligibility criteria;
· Admission to Partner University – candidates considered eligible will then be invited to submit full applications to partner universities to secure admission. UCA will work with candidates to select the most appropriate programme and university, based on students’ field of study and available opportunities
English proficiency certificate at a minimum of an institutional based test (UCA placement test or AUCA institutional TOEFL)
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