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No separate application is required for this scholarship, only the application for admission to the University of Cambridge, which must be submitted by the funding deadline specific to your course
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achievements, extracurricular activities and extraordinary community service projects of these young students are remarkable. Of special note is their understanding of and appreciation for Italian contributions
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characterising training at the ENS. Beyond the outstanding academic results expected from the candidates, ENS looks for young students driven by curiosity, open-mindedness and a taste for research. ENS is rich
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, for instance. The key is that the student demonstrates adequate preparation for the course of study intended. Most Cambridge MPhil programs are for one year, and most PhDs are for three to four years. Students
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Description The Daniel M. Sachs ’60 Graduating Scholarship is intended to enlarge each recipient’s experience of the world by providing two Princeton seniors with the opportunity to study, work
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Description The Daniel M. Sachs ’60 Graduating Scholarship is intended to enlarge each recipient’s experience of the world by providing two Princeton seniors with the opportunity to study, work
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Description The Knight-Hennessy Scholars Program is designed to build a multidisciplinary community of Stanford graduate students dedicated to finding creative solutions to the world’s greatest
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research student under the supervision of a professor. Applicants indicate a preferred and alternate Japanese university where they propose to study or pursue their research project. If a project is being
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, creativity, or initiative by improving organizations or systems Are interested in policy or solutions at a systemic level Have interest in politics or political means to an end Are energetic, articulate, and
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. citizen Graduating senior Criterion for Selection Excellent academic record Application Procedure Students should apply for the Keasbey Scholarship via the Global Programs System (GPS). Princeton University