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Beasiswa 2012 KGSP Graduate Scholarships, Daejeon University, Korea
Admission Schedule
[Application Submission]: June 11, 2012 (Mon) ~ June 15, 2012 (Fri)
[Screening]: June 22, 2012 (Fri)
[Announcement]: July 6, 2012 (Fri)
Eligibility for Application
All applicants are required to demonstrate Korean language proficiency through the Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK) Grade 3 or higher (Grade 4 or higher for Korean & Korean Literature majors) or its equivalent and to belong to one of the following categories.
Foreign student whose parents are both foreigners
Overseas resident or foreigner who has completed an education package equivalent to a combination of primary, secondary and tertiary education programs in Korea.
Korean whose nationality has changed after obtaining foreign nationality and who has acquired a relevant degree (bachelor, master) in foreign country
Documents to be submitted: the original and three copies
All documents must be notarized and translated into English or Korean before submission if original language is neither English nor Korean.
The Apostille Certificate for the Proof of Enrollment, Transcript, and the diploma of a foreign school must be submitted.(consulate certificate for those who are from a country that is not a member country of Apostille)
Instructions for Applicants
None of the documents or records submitted to an institute of recommendation shall be returned.
Those who submit false documents or fail to submit all required documents shall be exempt from screening or have their acceptance cancelled.
Those who submit copies of required documents shall have them compared and verified against the original version by the relevant institute of recommendation.
The content of the Personal Medical Assessment must be true and valid and if the physical health of a successful applicant is deemed inappropriate to pursue academic studies during the medical checkup conducted by the school, the applicant’s acceptance shall be canceled.
A paper-based thesis to be submitted if applicable (one or two copies)
A copy of honors & achievements (verified by the institute of recommendation)
Under no circumstances shall a successful applicant change schools once acceptance to graduate school is confirmed.
International Exchange Team, Daejeon University (regarding government-invited foreign students)
Telephone : +82-42-280-2124
FAX : +82-42-272-8533
E-mail : cjinjss@dju.kr, jhj27@dju.kr
Webpage : http://office.dju.kr/global/
Academic Affairs Support Team, Daejeon University (for admission inquiry)
Telephone : +82-42-280-2187~9
FAX : +82-42-272-2382
E-mail : parkjh@dju.kr, hansung@dju.kr
Webpage : http//office.dju.ac.kr/postg
Daejeon University
Address: Daejeon University, Daehakno 62 (Yongun-dong), Dong-gu, Daejeon
Website: http://www.dju.ac.kr
Beasiswa 2012 KGSP Graduate Scholarships, Daejeon University, Korea
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Info Beasiswa 2012 : Info Beasiswa di University of Birmingham - School of Metallurgy and Materials
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Info Beasiswa 2012 : Info Beasiswa di University of Birmingham - School of Metallurgy and Materials
PhD Studentship
Atomic-scale Phenomena in Advanced Alloys
University of Birmingham - School of Metallurgy and Materials
Applications are invited for a research studentships in the field of Physical Metallurgy, focussing on how solute atoms aff ect phase stability and dislocation motion in Ni-based superalloys, Co- based superalloys and ß-Ti alloys. This research will lead to the award of a PhD degree from the School of Metallurgy and Materials at the University of Birmingham.
Research will focus on the use of ab initio Density Functional Theory (DFT) and hybrid atomic-scale techniques on a variety of technologically-important systems. The purpose of this work is to establish a relationship between the composition and the resulting mechanical properties of alloys. Occasional experimental work may be required to confirm conclusions.
Previous knowledge of the techniques involved is not necessary, but a strong background in Metallurgy, Materials Science, Physics or Mechanical Engineering is required. An interest in programming and numerical methods is preferred.
This PhD project is fully funded and covers a bursary (tax-free £13,600 per annum) and fees for 3 years and is available to UK/EU and overseas students.
For more information, and a more detailed description of the projects, please email Dr Alessandro Mottura (a.mottura@bham.ac.uk).beasiswa di Korean Basic Science Institute, Gwangju Center, CNU
30.4.12 |
Info Beasiswa 2012 di University of Sheffield
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Info Beasiswa 2012 di University of Sheffield
PhD Studentships
University of Sheffield - Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Studentships
PhD positions are available in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Sheffield, under the supervision of Prof. Merlyne De Souza. The successful candidates will work in the following fields of specialisation. 1) RF Power Amplifiers 2) Communication systems for wireless sensor networks 3) Coulomb Scattering for 20 nm CMOS 4) Solar cells (fabrication, modelling and reliability) 5) Partitioning Methodologies of Systems in a Package (optimisation with modelling of cost functions).
Strong preference will be given to UK/EU nationals though overseas candidates will also be considered. The studentships will cover the full cost of fees and a stipend of upto £13,590 per annum, depending upon nationality. All positions are in leading-edge projects funded by the ENIAC-JU or multinational companies.
Starting Date: 1st June 2012 (negotiable until 1st October 2012*).
Candidate Profile: Applicants should have the equivalent of a 1st class/2.1 UK degree or Masters in a relevant discipline (electrical and electronic engineering, communications engineering or physics). They should have demonstrable experience in programming, with ideally some prior experience in the field in which they wish to apply. They will be required to undertake both experimental and modelling work as necessary to carry out the tasks to high standards. They should be well motivated to do a PhD and be able to work in a timely fashion to industry deadlines, interact with colleagues and be capable of handling responsibility. They will be required to demonstrate the ability for research via formal transfer from MPhil to PhD no later than by end of the first year. They should have excellent communication skills (both oral and written) and be able to work as part of the team. They should be able to carry out tasks independently and be willing to travel and spend time in overseas organizations as required.
Why study at Sheffield? The University of Sheffield is a member of the Russell Group of leading research-intensive universities. It was ranked 40th in the world's top 100 universities by the Global University Ranking Study 2009, and is consistently ranked amongst the top 20 universities in the United Kingdom and Europe according to The Good University Guide. In 2011, QS World University Rankings placed Sheffield as the 72nd university worldwide and THE World University rankings as 101st. The university has produced five Nobel Prize winners so far. The city of Sheffield is well connected with Manchester International Airport (1h15) and to London St Pancras (2h07). The Peak District, the first and largest of Britain's National Parks, is just five miles from Sheffield city centre.
How to apply: Applications should include a motivation letter (including the specific topic of research and their suitability for this position), a full CV, copies of transcripts and 2 to 3 names of references (in a single file). Enquiries about this position and submission notifications can be addressed to Prof. De Souza m.desouza@sheffield.ac.uk. Candidates that match the required profile will be continuously interviewed until the positions are filled.Staffordshire University: PhD fee-waiving studentships in Electrical, Electronic Engineering and Medical Engineering
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PhD fee-waiving studentships in Electrical, Electronic Engineering and Medical Engineering for Overseas and UK/EU students
Staffordshire University - Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Technology
A number of fee-waiving studentships are available to undertake PhD within the Research Centre for Energy Efficient Systems. The studentships will cover only the tuition fees and are tenable for three years. Candidates for the following projects are sought.
Project 1: Clinical Assessment and Rehabilitation using a Cost Effective 3D Motion Tracker system
Aim: Investigate the use of 3D motion trackers such as Kinect, Move etc as cost effective 3D measurement systems suitable for clinical use.
Applicant: Self motivated, experience in areas such as computer programming, 3D motion tracking and patient monitoring.
Project 2: Development of a Monitoring System and Procedure to Quantify Patient Physical Function and Injury.
Aim: Investigate the use of sensing and measurement systems and patient monitoring systems to yield quantitative clinical data.
Applicant: Self motivated, experience in areas such as data acquisition, mechanical principles, measurement systems and patient monitoring.
Project 3: Simulation of high power thyristors.
Aim: Evaluate the current thyristor models for the accurate prediction of voltage and current transients applied to high power converters for power transmission applications.
Applicant: Experience in modelling, simulation and power electronics.
Project 4: Investigation into Enabling Technologies for the Digital Industrial Design.
Aim: Investigate how new design technologies, such as CAD, haptic modelling and rapid prototyping can influence the work of industrial designers and in particular the interface between industrial and engineering design.
Applicant: Strong ability in the use of IT based design technologies and the ability to communicate with both creative and technical designers.
Project 5 : Energy storage Systems for DC traction.
Aim: Investigate energy delivery and storage systems using super-capacitors and Li-on batteries for transport systems.
Applicant: Experience of Control systems, power electronics, microprocessors and Matlab/Simulink. It is expected that a significant amount of work will be carried out in France for which travel and living expenses will be paid.
Eligibility:
Applicants should possess at least an upper-second class degree at bachelor's level, or equivalent qualification in engineering or a related discipline including physics. A Masters degree, at a merit or higher grade, will be an added advantage. IELTS or TOFEL grade at an appropriate level that meets UKBA requirement is required for international applicants.
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How to apply:
Please send an email by clicking 'Apply Online' below. The subject field of your email must be "PhD Studentships in CEES". The email must include (i) a curriculum vitae which should include contact details of two referees (one of the referees should be your current/last supervisor); (ii) copies of transcripts of results, and (if applicable) official statement(s) of results for English language proficiency test(s) such as IELTS, TOEFL; (iii) an application cover letter. The cover letter should include a summary of your reasons for wishing to undertake PhD studies in the specific project that you are interested in.
The application closing date is 14th May 2012
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.
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Beasiswa 2012 : Beasiswa Cambridge
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Beasiswa 2012 : Beasiswa Cambridge
Cambridge Online Preliminary Application (COPA)
Please note that the deadline for submitting the COPA for 2012 entry has now passed for all applicants. If you wish to apply for 2013 entry, please note that the COPA will be available from July 2012.
The Cambridge Online Preliminary Application (COPA) is a required part of the application process for applicants from outside the European Union, or for anyone wishing to be considered for an Organ Scholarship.
http://www.study.cam.ac.uk/
