Huygens scholarship programme 2007/8, The Netherlands, Master Mundus Program "German and French Philosophy in the European Context", Bursa Fundatia Ratiu pentru Marea Britanie.

HSP Huygens scholarship programme 2007/8, The Netherlands

The HSP Huygens programme is open to students from all countries of the world. It is aimed at talented students who want to come to the Netherlands in the final phase of their bachelor's studies or during their master's studies. Study can include research and/or practical training. PhD applications can only be accepted from students from
Croatia, Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania.

The Dutch Minister for Education, Culture and Science has made four million euros available for international students coming to the Netherlands under the HSP Huygens programme. There is no fixed number of available scholarships, but the actual number is determined by the total cost of the variable components of the scholarships. Applications for the 2007-2008 academic year must be received by Nuffic by 1 February 2007 at the latest. The starting date of the HSP scholarship is September 1th, 2007. Approval notices from the Dutch institution must be received by Nuffic by 15 January 2007 at the
latest.

Website: http://www.nuffic. net/common. asp?id=1817

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CfA: Master, German and French Philosophy in the European Context

The Master Mundus Program German and French Philosophy in the European Context » (EuroPhilo) offers to the best students worldwide a specialized advanced course of study of two years in the fields of German and French philosophy and their interaction in Europe’s intellectual and cultural space. Each year thirteen students from outside the European Union are offered stipends of 21.000 Euros to participate in the Program, and thirteen students from the European Union receive financial support for study abroad by the Erasmus Program. Over the course of

two years, the students chosen for the Master Mundus EuroPhilo spent one or two semesters at a total of three of the seven European universities that form the consortium of the Master Mundus Program EuroPhilo. The students then write a research thesis under the direction of a researcher-teacher of the university at which they spend the final two semesters of their work in the program. Students receive 60 credit points (ECTS) for each of the two years of study. After the successful final examination, each student is awarded European Master’s diplomas from three participating universities.
A command of written and spoken German and French is required.