UNU-EHS Masters Scholarships is now open for applications from suitably qualified students. It is a fully funded scholarship for all students sponsored by the United Nations University (UNU).
About the Scholarship
With the goal of promoting sustainable and equitable development for all, the United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research offers economic research and policy recommendations.
As the United Nations University’s initial research center, the Institute started operations over 30 years ago in Helsinki, Finland.
The joint M.Sc. program gives postgraduate students the in-depth understanding, critical thinking skills, approaches, and resources needed to adopt an interdisciplinary perspective on environmental threats and human security.
Besides the ARTS study program offered by the University of Bonn’s Faculty of Agriculture and the ZEF Doctoral Studies program, it is the third study program in Bonn to be approved for DAAD financing.
This Master’s program results from the successful partnership between the United Nations University and the Department of Geography at the University of Bonn.
It makes a significant contribution to the University of Bonn’s internationalization and is funded by the DAAD, a German organization.
Benefits of UNU-EHS Master Scholarships
Successful applicants will be funded to cover all expenses directly related to the study programme as well as their cost of living in Bonn.
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Requirements for UNU-EHS Master Scholarships
1. Being a candidate from a “Developing Country” (according to the classification of the DAAD).
2. Having at least two years of practical work experience (e.g. with an NGO, GO, or the private sector) in a field related to the study program.
3. Having graduated with the Bachelor no longer than five years ago.
4. Having completed no other Master in a similar field of studies.
5. Aiming at a career as a practitioner in a field related to the program of study.
Application Deadline
December 15, 2022.
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