The University of Texas Children’s Art Project Scholarship for Hispanics

The Scholarship for Hispanics is provided as encouragement, reward and enablement for the students chosen.The scholarship is for one academic year with a requirement that at least 18 hours total are completed for the Fall and Spring semesters. Summers are not counted. Scholarship for Hispanics Applicants must reapply for scholarship each year and may not receive assistance for more that a total of eight semesters (four years) of study.
The Scholarship for Hispanics applicants must be between the ages of 16 and 24 for Undergraduate and 21-30 for Graduate. The applicant must be a patient or former patient (before his/her 19th birthday) of The University of Texas M D Anderson Cancer Center. Applicants must have been admitted or plan to study at a United States regionally accredited or International recognized institution for the fall semester.

Scholarship Application Deadline: 1 June 2011

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PhD Scholarships for Hispanics Studentship for Cold and Controlled Collisions

We Scholarships for Hispanics will use the technique of Stark deceleration for a total control over the pace and quantum state of molecules before the collision, and techniques of the prior art laser detection of the collision products probe.

The Scholarships for Hispanics project will be mainly on the experimental observation of quantum interference effects and diffusion focus resonances.You enthusiastic candidate with a strong interest in the fields of physics or physical chemistry. You have a master's degree in chemistry, physics or a related discipline and good laboratory skills. Good knowledge of English, written and oral is compulsory.Employment: 1.0 FTE maximum salary per month, on a full-time job basis. € 2,612 gross / month The starting salary is € 2.042 per month and will increase to € 2,612 per month in the fourth year. PhD level.

Application deadline: 2 June 2011

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DTU Fotonik Offers PhD Scholarships for Hispanics Positions

DTU Fotonik seeks qualified candidates for a number of vacant PhD Scholarships for Hispanics positions. Candidates are invited to apply for a specific project from the list below or to submit individual project proposals. Additional information concerning individual project proposals should be obtained by contacting the potential main supervisor directly.You may also apply for a PhD project at DTU Fotonik in a different way. In case the above-mentioned projects do not match your interests, you are allowed to provide a project description of your own. In this case, you are required to first contact a potential supervisor directly in order to agree on the project description and supervision. Staff lists are provided in the homepages of each of the department research areas.

Scholarships for Hispanics Candidates should have a master’s in engineering or a similar degree with an academic level equivalent to the master’s degree in engineering.The Scholarships for Hispanics for the PhD degree are subject to academic approval, and the candidates will be enrolled in one of the general degree programmes of DTU. For information about the general requirements for enrolment and the general planning of the scholarship studies.

Scholarship Application Deadline:April 27, 2011

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Hong Kong Research Scholarships for Hispanics Grant by Royal Geographical Society

Research Grant in the field of Geographical research for applicants of any nationality by Royal Geographical Society in Greater China-2011

Study Subject:Geographical research
Employer:The Royal Geographical Society with IBG
Level:Postgraduate
Scholarship Description:The Society offers a single annual £2,500 research grant to a postgraduate student of any nationality who intends to undertake geographical research in the Greater China region (People’s Republic of China, Taiwan, Macau SAR and Hong Kong SAR).

The grant, supported by the Hong Kong branch of The Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), may be used to help with travel, equipment, data collection and subsistence in the field. In 2010 the RGS-IBG will be awarding our 10th Hong Kong Research Grant.

Scholarship Application Deadline:25 November 2011

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