U.S. Department of State-funded Travel Grants for the Students participating in the semester of Summer History of Engineering or the Cairo University Civil Engineering in Egypt. Cairo University Engineering Travel Grants are funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of State for students participating in the Summer History of Engineering or the Cairo University Civil Engineering semester. … Read more
The International Society of Nephrology (ISN) in Partnership with AMGEN funded Fellowship Program for Young Physicians from Egypt, Turkey, Russia or South Africa in the field of Clinical Care, Research or Educational Methods, 2013-2014 The International Society of Nephrology (ISN) is a global nephrology society with ~10,000 members across the globe. ISN is dedicated to the humanitarian goal of … Read more
Applications are invited for two months CERN summer student program to work on advanced IT projects. Bachelor or master students having completed (by the summer of attending) at least three years of full-time studies at the university level in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics or Physics are eligible to apply. During two full months corresponding to … Read more
Google India collaborates with online education company Pluralsight and educational organization Udacity to help train 1.3 Lakh developers and students across India and create a technically advanced workforce in India that matches the pace of the Global Village. As part of the programme, Google will fund 100,000 scholarships on the Pluralsight technology learning platform and … Read more
The Swansea University is pleased to announce the Taught Master’s Excellence Scholarships. The ward is available for the academic year 2021/22. The program offers £4,000 to excellent non UK/EU students towards tuition fees who want to undertake a masters degree program. Founded in 1996, the Swansea University is a research-led institution with an outstanding reputation for … Read more
International Volunteer HQ is presenting an Alternative Break Scholarship. This program is accessible to anyone of any nationality who is over the age of 18 at the time of application. An Alternative Break offers both individuals and groups the opportunity to support communities abroad as volunteers on specific social issues such as education, environmental, health and … Read more
By Yvonne Abraham Globe Columnist February 09, 2019 Right now, MIT, Tufts, and other local universities are grappling with important questions: Is it OK to accept tainted money when it funds a just cause? Is it ever right to accept donations that help deplorable people launder their reputations?MIT answered both more or less in the … Read more
Timothy R. Barakett ’87, M.B.A. ’93, and Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar ’93 have been elected as members of the Harvard Corporation. Both will assume their roles on July 1.Barakett, a native of Canada, is a highly regarded expert in finance, an active investor and philanthropist, and an experienced trustee in education, health care, and beyond. He … Read more
David L. Ryan/Globe Staff Harvard senior Sally Chen addressed a group of protesters outside of the Charles Hotel on Friday. By Deirdre Fernandes Globe Staff February 09, 2019 On the stand in federal court, on social media, and during rallies, they defended Harvard University in a landmark trial over affirmative action in college admissions last … Read more
More than 50 Harvard students gathered outside the Charles Hotel Friday afternoon to demand the University create a formalized ethnic studies program.The Harvard Ethnic Studies Coalition, which comprises affiliates across the University, organized the event, dubbed “The 47-Year Fight: Student Rally for Ethnic Studies.” Students specifically chose to congregate at noon to attract the attention … Read more