Info Beasiswa S1 S2 S3 diploma scholarship
Ada info buat yang mau dapat beasiswa di Komputer dalam Erasmus Mundus Scheme, Ada beberapa sih, tapi aku kasih infonya cuman program saya aja ya yang lain bisa dilihat sendiri di
http://ec.europa.eu/education/programmes/mundus/projects/index_en.html
Program saya 3 Negara (UK, Greece dan Spain) 3 bulan an dan milih salah satu buat skripsi (6 bulan). deadline 31 January 2009. apply online di http://msc.acet.reading.ac.uk/
Syaratnya mudah kok cuman TOEFL mungkin yang belum ada. Tidak pakai interview juga, jadi persiapkan dokumen sebaik mungkin. Ini berlaku bagi semua scheme Erasmus Mundus kurasa. Jadi cepat test TOEFL dan apply 3 program langsung deh, di schema Erasmus Mundus maksimal boleh apply 3 program.
Buat yang mau apply online siap-siap ngetik banyak ya soalnya tahun lalu saya masih sempat pake paper, dan saya apply online juga tapi di sana harus masukin semua mata kuliah dan gradenya juga ... HAHAHA .. Jadi siap2 ngetik deh ... kalau ada mintak word aja dari sekolah siapa tau mereka mau kasih jadi bisa dicopy paste ^^ dan jangan lupa harus pakai Inggris nama mata kuliah nya.
Maaf kalau bahasa sedikit amburadul ^^, anak Surabaya soalnya
Best Regards,
Djohan Wahyudi.
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Erasmus Mundus List
http://ec.europa.eu/education/programmes/mundus/projects/index_en.html
My program NeBCC
http://www.reading.ac.uk/sse/pg-taught/sse-pgtadvancedEuropeanErasumsMundusMSc.asp
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Advanced European ERASMUS MUNDUS MSc in Network and e-Business Centered Computing
EU FlagCourse length: full-time 18 months
Start Dates: October
This is a joint MSc programme between University of Reading (UoR), Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh), University Carlos III Madrid (UC3M) and Trinity College Dublin.
Course aims
* To prepare the future professionals for the digital economy to be capable of understanding the technical underpinnings and business opportunities of the new economy
* To provide in-depth study and training encompassing state-of-the-art principles and techniques in students chosen specialist e-business route. This is provided through having a set of in-depth specialist modules
* To provide students with research and development skills through a substantial 6-month research and development project undertaken in one of the participating institutions
* To provide the students with an opportunity to study in a multi-cultural environment sharing knowledge with other students from different background.
Course content
Term 1: University of Reading (UoR)
* SEMC01: Advanced Operating Systems & Programming in Unix
* SEMC02: Network Computing
* SEMC03: Computer Architectures or SEMC05: Internet Software Environments
* SEMC06: Transferable Skills
Term 2: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh)
* SEMC51: Human-Computer Interaction
* SEMC52: Computational Intelligence and e-Business
* SEMC53: Databases and knowledge mining
* SEMC54: Introduction to e-Business
Term 3: University Carlos III Madrid (UC3M)
* SEMC61: Network Infrastructure
* SEMC63: B2B Technologies
* SEMC64: B2C Technologies
* SEMC65: Network Security and Electronic Payment
Term 4: Project placement
* Project placement, which can take place in any of the three universities.
Studentships and Admissions
The application process for the 2009/2010 intake is now open: Apply online
The deadline for application for scholarships is 31 January 2009.
The deadline for submission for self funding students is 30 June 2009.
To be admitted to the MSC programme, the entry requirement is at least a 2.1 BSc degree or equivalent.
To apply you have to submit online a
* filled-in Application form
* CV
* Proof of previous degree - transcript, or document stating expected results if you are finishing later this year
* Proof of English language test score: IELTS (score of 6.5) or TOEFL (score of 570; computer-based version 230; internet-based 88)
* Two references (at least one academic).
Fees for EU citizens are 8000 ¤. For successful applicants, there are scholarships of 3500 ¤ towards the fees
Fees for non-EU citizens are 14000 ¤. For non-EU citizens, there is an Erasmus Mundus scholarship of around 35000 ¤ in total. In order to be eligible for the scholarship, the student must not have spent more then a year during the last 5 years in any of the EU countries.
The European Commission reserves the right to adjust the number of proposed studentships according to budget availability.
The decision of the selection committee body is final.
For more information, please contact:
Nia Alexandrov
MSc Program Coordinator
ACET Centre
School of Systems Engineering
The University of Reading
Whiteknights
Reading
Berkshire
RG6 6AY
Tel: +44 (0) 118 378 7628
Fax: +44 (0) 118 378 5224
Email: nebcc@reading.ac.uk
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If a question doesn't apply, note that on the application. Don't justleave a blank. Supply all additional supporting material, such astranscripts, letters of recommendation and essays.
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Provide everything that's required, but don't supply things that aren't requested����you could be disqualified.
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The key to writing a strong essay is to be personal and specific.Include concrete details to make your experience come alive: the who,what, where, and when of your topic. The simplest experience can bemonumental if you present honestly how you were affected.
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Tip #9: Give it a final "once-over."
Proofread the entireapplication carefully. Be on the lookout for misspelled words orgrammatical errors. Ask a friend, teacher or parent to proofread it aswell.
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Tip #1. ATTENTION TO DEADLINES
Try and have your application arrive EARLY as possible, absolutely not after the deadline date! I like to send applications with a "return receipt requested" or "registered" to make sure they get there. I think that this also conveys a positive characteristic about the sender.
Tip #2 START YOUR APPLICATION WITH A "THANK YOU" COVER LETTER
Sample Packet Cover Letter
1111 WinOne Street
Pensacola, Fl 32503
9 September 1999
Mary Smith, President
Whatever Scholarship Committee
Orlando Central Parkway
Orlando, Florida (zip code)
Dear Ms. Smith,
This letter is an introduction of myself, (your name), and my desire to participate in the (whatever it is called) Scholarship Program. I have been accepted to (Name of your College) for the 1999 fall term.
I would like to thank you and the (whatever) Scholarship Committee for supporting college bound students with an opportunity for financial assistance through your scholarship program. Enclosed you will find my application form, high school transcript, ACT results, letters of recommendation, and other pertinent information. Again, thank you for your interest on my behalf and for the youth of our state.
Respectfully,
(your name)
Scholarship Applications that Win!
by Bill Reynolds at FreSch!
Bill, whose son won 10 scholarships, shared seven excellent tips on how to make your scholarship application stand out. I liked his tips so much, I've given them their own page! Many thanks to Bill for sharing his experiences!
Tip #1. ATTENTION TO DEADLINES
Try and have your application arrive EARLY as possible, absolutely not after the deadline date! I like to send applications with a "return receipt requested" or "registered" to make sure they get there. I think that this also conveys a positive characteristic about the sender.
Tip #2 START YOUR APPLICATION WITH A "THANK YOU" COVER LETTER
Sample Packet Cover Letter
1111 WinOne Street
Pensacola, Fl 32503
9 September 1999
Mary Smith, President
Whatever Scholarship Committee
Orlando Central Parkway
Orlando, Florida (zip code)
Dear Ms. Smith,
This letter is an introduction of myself, (your name), and my desire to participate in the (whatever it is called) Scholarship Program. I have been accepted to (Name of your College) for the 1999 fall term.
I would like to thank you and the (whatever) Scholarship Committee for supporting college bound students with an opportunity for financial assistance through your scholarship program. Enclosed you will find my application form, high school transcript, ACT results, letters of recommendation, and other pertinent information. Again, thank you for your interest on my behalf and for the youth of our state.
Respectfully,
(your name)
Tip #3 ANSWER THE "MAIL"
While this seems obvious, you must construct your application to make it EASY for the committee to see that you have provided every thing that was required. I like to provide items in the order that they are listed in the application. If possible, do not mix items on the same page. In another tip I am going to tell you to add extra items that were not requested to give your application that something extra. However, DO NOT add extra items if you are specifically told not to add anything extra. This means that you can not follow directions if you add items when your are forbidden to do so.
Tip #4 ADD EXTRA ITEMS TO YOUR APPLICATION (if not forbidden).
This is where you get to be creative to find ways and things that present you in a positive light to the selection committee. Here are a few ideas to get you started:
1. Write a short essay on MY EDUCATION/CAREER GOALS. Try to keep to one page but no more than two.
2. Write a paragraph or two on how this scholarship award will help you reach your education/career goals.
3. My son's guidance counselor gave him a paper that congratulated him on being in the top 10% of his class and acknowledged his hard work to get there. We included this because it put him in a "positive light" and his hard work at his academics was recognized.
4. Before my son reached his 18th birthday, he registered for the Military Draft as required for all males when they reach the age of 18. He received a letter from the draft board congratulating him for doing his civic duty prior to his 18th birthday. You guessed it, this was also one of our "extra items". A lot of scholarship committee members have military backgrounds or see this as good citizenship for this applicant.
5. One of the best extra items is a letter of acceptance for admission to "any" college. If the scholarship application is not for a specific college, you will be able to use the award at "any" college. You do not have to use it at the college you used in your application. Later you can get more college acceptance letters and when your make your selection you can notify the scholarship award committee of where to send the award. Therefore, any letter of acceptance shows that your are serious but it does not "lock" you into using the award at that college.
These are just a few examples to get you thinking. I would limit my extras to three or four at the most. Too many and you "sour" your application. Again, MAKE SURE you are not forbidden to add extra items before you do so.
Be creative to find things that make you look good and share them with the committee.
Tip #5 PERSONALIZE LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
This is a tip that conveys you took the time to make this application special. When you have a letter of recommendation addressed to the specific organization or person that is administering the application process it says that you took the time and effort to make this letter "Special" for them. If all you have is a letter that starts "To Whom It May Concern", it is better than nothing. But if you can personalize the letter it says you cared to send the very best.
SUB TIP #5a Offer to do the work for the writer of your letter of recommendation. For example, you want to apply to twenty scholarship programs. When you ask someone to write you "1" letter of recommendation they say sure. When you say you need twenty letters they say "sorry" I don't have the time. Once they write you one letter, ask if you can put it on the computer so the TO ADDRESSEE can be personalized for each application and your writer only has to "sign their name twenty times". Now your writer is happy to help you because you have done the work and make it easy for them to help you. If they have nice letter head, ask for blank copies to be used in this process.
SUB TIP #5b This is an "ADD EXTRA ITEM/s" when the application does not require a letter of recommendation.
SUB TIP #5c Try and get three to five letters of recommendation in your files. This will let you pick and choose which one or ones to send in for a specific application. I would never send more than three for an application unless the directions ask for more. I will cover some tips to give your recommendation writer in a later TIP.
TIP #6 - PROOF READ ALL MATERIALS and NEATNESS IS A MUST
When you write anything you must use correct grammar and spelling. If you have a problem in this area ask your English teacher to help you with proofreading your essay, cover letter, extra items you have included, and even letters of recommendation prepared by others. When there are hundreds or thousands of applications to review, correctness and neatness become the first screen out factor. Only when the "pile" is smaller does the content of your application start to become a factor in the selection process.
TIP # 7 - SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION IN A CLEAR PLASTIC FOLDER
Now that your application is complete, the final "presentation" tip is to place all of your items in a clear plastic folder, with a slide locking binder. I like the cheap clear ones so that your "Thank You Cover Letter" (Tip #2) is on top. For that final "touch" I also like to include a wallet size picture of the student in the lower left side of your packet. The next item/s in you application packet are those required in the application (Tip #3 Answer the mail). Next I add any extra items (if not forbidden) and finally I place any letter(s) of recommendations.
If "extras" are forbidden, you should consider NOT using a plastic folder, however, this can be a judgement call on your part. Read the application carefully again regarding extras. Some judges feel the plastic folders "give them more work" (to remove the applications from the plastic folder) while others have no problem with it, even though they may forbid extras. I know, this can be confusing!
Your application packet is a great looking presentation of YOU, don't mess it up by folding it to fit a small envelope. Use an 8X10 type envelope so your application arrives looking great. Consider sending it "Return Receipt Requested" so you know it arrived!
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