Denmark: PhD Scholarship in Biorefinery at DTU Environment 2012

International PhD Scholarship in the field biotechnology, biochemical engineering, chemistry or microbiology at DTU Environment, Denmark

DTU Environment will offer a PhD scholarship in residual resource engineering with emphasizes on sustainable biomass/residues utilization in a biorefinery concept. The overall aim of the project is to develop an innovative process for biomass/residues processing to biofuels (biogas, bioethanol) and high value added products. The scholarship is open to both Danish and international applicants.

Scholarship and Free Tuition in Denmark for International Students

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Is Universities in Denmark still Tuition Free?
So far tuition is free for undergraduate and MSc and MA studies for EU/EEA students as well as for students participating in an exchange program in Universities in Denmark. In 2006 a tuition fee system was introduced for international full degree students outside the EU-European Union- and EEA-European Economic Area- countries to pay a tuition fee. Tuition fees vary, so you will have to consult individual university for details.

Erasmus Mundus Masters Scholarships in Journalism and Media

Excellent students from Non-EU (Non-European Union)-Countries are granted Erasmus Mundus Masters in Journalism and Media Scholarships by the European Commission.
Highly qualified students from a wide range of countries are admitted for this programme including students from Nigeria, other African and developing countries.
Applicants will normally be admitted if they have a BA or equivalent (at least an above average class mark is expected) and the equivalent of at least three months fulltime work as a professional journalist.
Students study in three European countries; first year in Denmark and Netherlands, second year in UK or Germany.
For application for a scholarship, send a letter of motivation, a CV and give a short statement about research area, and which partner institutions you would like to visit during you stay in Europe (applicants are expected to make arrangements with these institutions before sending the application).
Deadline for applications;
20th February 2010 - for EU applicants who want an early answer and non-EU students who want to secure their visa..
20th April 2010 - for all other applicants.

For more details, visit; Erasmus Mundus Masters in Journalism and Media Scholarships to Downloads
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