Scholarship Foundation of the Republic of Austria: Scholarship of the Scholarship Foundation of the Republic of Austria for Master Studies in the Field of International Relations
This scholarship is open for descendants of forced labourers (regardless of their country of origin) or people that come from countries that have exceptionally suffered from the Nazi regime, especially from the
recruitment of forced labourers, wishing to pursue a master degree programme in the field of international relations which directly entitle the graduate to study in a doctoral/PhD programme at a post-secondary
educational institution.
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Listing Details
Organization Name
Scholarship Foundation of the Republic of Austria
Organization Mandate
In 2005 the Austrian National Council established the Scholarship Foundation of the Republic of Austria by an Act of Parliament, which is to provide scholarships for all areas of education and further education.
Countries
Regions
Subject - funding opportunities
Social Sciences
Application deadline
March of each year
Amount of the award
Monthly scholarship instalment of EUR 940, accident and health insurance if necessary, accommodation (student dormitory or apartment) monthly costs covered from the scholarship, applicants from countries which are neither members of the EU nor members of EFTA or OECD can be granted a travel allowance of up to EUR 500 maximum.
Eligibility
Descendant of forced labourers (regardless of their country of origin) or people
that come from countries that have exceptionally suffered from the Nazi regime, especially from the
recruitment of forced labourers.
Applicants must not have studied, pursued research or pursued academic work in Austria in the last six months before taking up the grant.
Age limit: 35 years at the time of application submission.
that come from countries that have exceptionally suffered from the Nazi regime, especially from the
recruitment of forced labourers.
Applicants must not have studied, pursued research or pursued academic work in Austria in the last six months before taking up the grant.
Age limit: 35 years at the time of application submission.