Today i've got an e-mail from YSEALI about the Grant and Scholarship Opportunities, and i wanna share these information to all of you guys. Hopefully can help you. Good luck!
1. Global Undergraduate Exchange Program
2. The Asia Foundation Emerging Leaders Call for Application
3. U.S. Calls for Grant Applications from Indonesian Researchers
1.Global Undergraduate Exchange Program
Program Overview:
The Global UGRAD Program provides scholarships for one semester of U.S. Study in a NON-DEGREE Program. The goals of the program are to provide a diverse group of emerging student leaders, from non-elite and underrepresented groups in Indonesia and East Asia. The program is sponsored by the Office of Academic Exchange Programs in the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U. S. Department of State.
All Global UGRAD Program participants will be enrolled full-time in undergraduate course work chosen from the institution's (U.S.) existing curriculum to allow students ample opportunity for ongoing interaction with U.S. Faculty and student peers, and for exposure to U.S. academic and classroom culture. To ensure that students succeed in their new academic environments, host institutions will offer tailored instruction on topics including academic research and writing, critical thinking, time management, note taking, and studying for and taking tests. Participants will live on campus with American peers.
Participants will be provided with opportunities to participate in twenty hours of community service. There will also be a virtual arrival orientation and in-person end-of-program workshop.
Eligibility:
1. Scholarships will be granted to students who currently are enrolled in S-1 degree programs only, and have completed their first semester and up to their fifth semester of undergraduate study at an Indonesian university.
2. Applicants should demonstrate leadership potential through academic work, community involvement, and extracurricular activities.
3. Applicants must have minimum TOEFL prediction score of 500 which is less than two years old. An interview by a fluent Native English Speaker and Indonesian panelists will be conducted to confirm that the applicant would be able to achieve that score when tested. Candidates must also meet all the requirements of the institution where admission is being sought.
4. Preference will be given to those who have had little or NO experience in the U.S. or outside of their home countries.
5. Applicants are expected to get involved in community service in their home community at the time of the application. If they have not got involved in it, their application should show that they understand the importance of community work. They also have to show an inclination to volunteer while in US and upon returning home.
6. Applicants are required to return to Indonesia after the completion of the program.
7. Applicants are over 18 years of age.
How to Apply:
The applicants need to complete the online application on the following link :http://exchangeprograms.
The reference documents for this program can be downloaded here<http://www.aminef.or.id/
Required Documents that must be uploaded online:
1.Two Letters of Reference. One reference has to be academic and written by a lecturer from the applicant's major field of study. The second recommendation can be from another lecturer or from an employer, coach, or community work supervisor. Please note that family members and personal friends may not provide letters of recommendation.
2. Photocopy of national ID (KTP)
3. The latest university progress report / transcript in Bahasa Indonesia and English
Deadline
The deadline for the submission of application materials for the program is January 1, 2016.
Note: Program requirements are subject to change without notice.
Contact Information
Specific questions regarding the application process may be addressed via e-mail to the following address: infofulbright_IND@aminef.or.id
More info : http://www.aminef.or.id/index.
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2. The Asia Foundation Emerging Leaders Call for Application
Program Overview:
Call for Applicants, 2017 Asia Foundation Development Fellows program
(Deadline: Monday November 21, 2016):
The Asia Foundation Development Fellows: Emerging Leadership for Asia's Future program provides highly qualified, young professionals from Asia with an unparalleled opportunity to strengthen their leadership skills and gain in-depth knowledge of Asia's critical development challenges. The year-long professional advancement program is designed to be a multifaceted experience, involving intensive learning modules - short courses, conferences and study tours in Asia and the U.S. - to enhance leadership skills, Asian development knowledge, professional networks, and international exposure. The program provides the flexibility for Fellows to design their own professional development component and to stay in their current occupations while participating in the program's rigorous modules. The program seeks highly talented individuals, under age 40, who have demonstrated outstanding commitment, integrity, and leadership potential within their professional fields and within their larger community.
Learn more at: www.asiafoundation.org/
Facebook: Join our 2017 class of Asia Foundation Development Fellows, an inspiring group of innovative change makers working on the region's most pressing development challenges. Please help us spread the word to reach the most qualified individuals and apply here: www.asiafoundation.org/
Twitter: Be a part of shaping Asia's future, apply for our 2017 Asia Foundation Development Fellows. Please RT! #AsiaDevFellows http://ht.ly/pvnEM
LinkedIn: The Asia Foundation is calling on emerging leaders to become a part of our 2017 Development Fellows, an inspiring group of innovative change makers working on the most pressing development challenges in Asia. Apply by November 21st.
More Info: www.asiafoundation.org/
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3. U.S. Calls for Grant Applications from Indonesian Researchers
JAKARTA - The U.S Agency for International Development (USAID) will offer funding through its Partnerships for Enhanced Engagement in Research (PEER) program for Indonesian scientists to conduct joint research with U.S. scientists. USAID is especially soliciting research proposals in two topics: (1) strengthening science, technology, engineering and math education at both secondary and university levels; and (2) causes and consequences of biodiversity loss, especially scientific research needed to inform policies on wildlife trafficking. Applications are open on October 3, 2016 and concept notes are due January 13, 2017.
PEER is a competitive awards program that supports scientists in 63 countries to apply for funds to support research on priority development issues. In Indonesia the program leverages research collaboration between U.S. Government-funded American scientists and Indonesian scientists to generate research that will contribute to Indonesia's development. Researchers discover, test, and scale breakthrough solutions that can ultimately catalyze evidence-based decisions and progress.
The previous five cycles of applications to USAID's PEER program awarded US$2.6 million in research funding to Indonesian researchers. In 2016, PEER awarded funding to six research projects to address climate change mitigation, infectious disease, and science education bringing the total number to 43 research projects in Indonesia.
"The United States is pleased to support partnerships between American and Indonesian researchers who are examining important health, environmental, and other challenges," said Chargé d'Affaires Brian McFeeters. "The joint research will seek breakthrough solutions with the use of science, technology, and innovation to advance Indonesia's development goals."
To apply for the next round of awards, a two-page pre-proposal in English is required by January 13, 2017. In February 2017, selected applicants will be invited to submit a full proposal. For further information or to apply, please visit the National Academies of Science website: http://goo.gl/syxxiR.
For more information, visit www.usaid.gov/indonesia<http:/
1. Global Undergraduate Exchange Program
2. The Asia Foundation Emerging Leaders Call for Application
3. U.S. Calls for Grant Applications from Indonesian Researchers
1.Global Undergraduate Exchange Program
Program Overview:
The Global UGRAD Program provides scholarships for one semester of U.S. Study in a NON-DEGREE Program. The goals of the program are to provide a diverse group of emerging student leaders, from non-elite and underrepresented groups in Indonesia and East Asia. The program is sponsored by the Office of Academic Exchange Programs in the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U. S. Department of State.
All Global UGRAD Program participants will be enrolled full-time in undergraduate course work chosen from the institution's (U.S.) existing curriculum to allow students ample opportunity for ongoing interaction with U.S. Faculty and student peers, and for exposure to U.S. academic and classroom culture. To ensure that students succeed in their new academic environments, host institutions will offer tailored instruction on topics including academic research and writing, critical thinking, time management, note taking, and studying for and taking tests. Participants will live on campus with American peers.
Participants will be provided with opportunities to participate in twenty hours of community service. There will also be a virtual arrival orientation and in-person end-of-program workshop.
Eligibility:
1. Scholarships will be granted to students who currently are enrolled in S-1 degree programs only, and have completed their first semester and up to their fifth semester of undergraduate study at an Indonesian university.
2. Applicants should demonstrate leadership potential through academic work, community involvement, and extracurricular activities.
3. Applicants must have minimum TOEFL prediction score of 500 which is less than two years old. An interview by a fluent Native English Speaker and Indonesian panelists will be conducted to confirm that the applicant would be able to achieve that score when tested. Candidates must also meet all the requirements of the institution where admission is being sought.
4. Preference will be given to those who have had little or NO experience in the U.S. or outside of their home countries.
5. Applicants are expected to get involved in community service in their home community at the time of the application. If they have not got involved in it, their application should show that they understand the importance of community work. They also have to show an inclination to volunteer while in US and upon returning home.
6. Applicants are required to return to Indonesia after the completion of the program.
7. Applicants are over 18 years of age.
How to Apply:
The applicants need to complete the online application on the following link :http://exchangeprograms.
The reference documents for this program can be downloaded here<http://www.aminef.or.id/
Required Documents that must be uploaded online:
1.Two Letters of Reference. One reference has to be academic and written by a lecturer from the applicant's major field of study. The second recommendation can be from another lecturer or from an employer, coach, or community work supervisor. Please note that family members and personal friends may not provide letters of recommendation.
2. Photocopy of national ID (KTP)
3. The latest university progress report / transcript in Bahasa Indonesia and English
Deadline
The deadline for the submission of application materials for the program is January 1, 2016.
Note: Program requirements are subject to change without notice.
Contact Information
Specific questions regarding the application process may be addressed via e-mail to the following address: infofulbright_IND@aminef.or.id
More info : http://www.aminef.or.id/index.
Back to Top
2. The Asia Foundation Emerging Leaders Call for Application
Program Overview:
Call for Applicants, 2017 Asia Foundation Development Fellows program
(Deadline: Monday November 21, 2016):
The Asia Foundation Development Fellows: Emerging Leadership for Asia's Future program provides highly qualified, young professionals from Asia with an unparalleled opportunity to strengthen their leadership skills and gain in-depth knowledge of Asia's critical development challenges. The year-long professional advancement program is designed to be a multifaceted experience, involving intensive learning modules - short courses, conferences and study tours in Asia and the U.S. - to enhance leadership skills, Asian development knowledge, professional networks, and international exposure. The program provides the flexibility for Fellows to design their own professional development component and to stay in their current occupations while participating in the program's rigorous modules. The program seeks highly talented individuals, under age 40, who have demonstrated outstanding commitment, integrity, and leadership potential within their professional fields and within their larger community.
Learn more at: www.asiafoundation.org/
Facebook: Join our 2017 class of Asia Foundation Development Fellows, an inspiring group of innovative change makers working on the region's most pressing development challenges. Please help us spread the word to reach the most qualified individuals and apply here: www.asiafoundation.org/
Twitter: Be a part of shaping Asia's future, apply for our 2017 Asia Foundation Development Fellows. Please RT! #AsiaDevFellows http://ht.ly/pvnEM
LinkedIn: The Asia Foundation is calling on emerging leaders to become a part of our 2017 Development Fellows, an inspiring group of innovative change makers working on the most pressing development challenges in Asia. Apply by November 21st.
More Info: www.asiafoundation.org/
Back to Top
3. U.S. Calls for Grant Applications from Indonesian Researchers
JAKARTA - The U.S Agency for International Development (USAID) will offer funding through its Partnerships for Enhanced Engagement in Research (PEER) program for Indonesian scientists to conduct joint research with U.S. scientists. USAID is especially soliciting research proposals in two topics: (1) strengthening science, technology, engineering and math education at both secondary and university levels; and (2) causes and consequences of biodiversity loss, especially scientific research needed to inform policies on wildlife trafficking. Applications are open on October 3, 2016 and concept notes are due January 13, 2017.
PEER is a competitive awards program that supports scientists in 63 countries to apply for funds to support research on priority development issues. In Indonesia the program leverages research collaboration between U.S. Government-funded American scientists and Indonesian scientists to generate research that will contribute to Indonesia's development. Researchers discover, test, and scale breakthrough solutions that can ultimately catalyze evidence-based decisions and progress.
The previous five cycles of applications to USAID's PEER program awarded US$2.6 million in research funding to Indonesian researchers. In 2016, PEER awarded funding to six research projects to address climate change mitigation, infectious disease, and science education bringing the total number to 43 research projects in Indonesia.
"The United States is pleased to support partnerships between American and Indonesian researchers who are examining important health, environmental, and other challenges," said Chargé d'Affaires Brian McFeeters. "The joint research will seek breakthrough solutions with the use of science, technology, and innovation to advance Indonesia's development goals."
To apply for the next round of awards, a two-page pre-proposal in English is required by January 13, 2017. In February 2017, selected applicants will be invited to submit a full proposal. For further information or to apply, please visit the National Academies of Science website: http://goo.gl/syxxiR.
For more information, visit www.usaid.gov/indonesia<http:/
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