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OPEN COMPETITION FOR FULLY FINANCED MASTER IN
INSTITUTIONS AND EUROPEAN POLITICS AT THE UNIVERSITY
OF BOLOGNA : 19 POSITIONS AVAILABLE
The University of Bologna, Polo Scientifico e
Didattico di Forlì, with the support of the Italian
Ministry of Foreign Affair, is launching a new Master
Programme in Institutions and European Politics
(MIPE), in cooperation with the "Collegio Europeo di
Parma". The Master will be held in Parma, Italy, from
January 2005 to December 2005.
The Master is intended to offer methodological and
practical knowledge on EU policy-making, politics and
institutions to 19 post-graduate students from
Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Croatia, Georgia, Kosovo, Macedonia and Serbia and
Montenegro. Indeed, applications from Bulgaria and
Romania, as well as Byelorussia, Moldavia and Ukraine
may be considered.
Competition is open to all students having completed
or about to complete a BA (equivalent Italian laurea).
We particularly welcome applications from: social
science graduates who wants to develop training in
EU-related issues or wish to strengthen their
analytical skills, in relation to EU policies; social
science graduates who aim to use their Master as a
first step towards PhD-level research; staff working
in the public or private sectors who wish to undertake
a period of mid-career re-training.
The students are expected to attend courses and
seminars related to the EU integration process and EU
policies in general, as well as modules devoted to
research methodology. Courses are generally hold in
English. Special attention is given to the following
courses: European political systems, EU policies and
polity, EU integration, Economics of liberalization
and privatization, EU institutions, Private and Public
EU law.
In order to improve students' capacity to implement
theoretical knowledge and provide them with a useful
work experience, the Master includes a 300hr stage at
a local institution. The multidisciplinary approach
and the high level of academics, as well as individual
tutorials, will result in an intensive programme which
will prepare potential public servants, policy-makers,
officials in international organizations,
post-graduate students, or those who have a
professional interest in deepening knowledge on
EU-related issues.
Each student admitted at the Master will be granted a
scholarship (? 410 per month), from January 2005 to
December 2005. No fees are to be paid by students
enrolled in the programme. Accommodation will be
provided by the Organizer. Courses will start the last
week of January 2005.
We kindly suggest those who might be interested at
the Master to visit the web-page of the Collegio
Europeo di Parma carefully in order to have all the
information required to non-Italian citizens
(submission of application to the Italian Embassy,
Visa etc.).
Candidates aiming to apply for the Master
degree are advised to apply as early as possible and
preferably no later than 17th December 2004.
Further details on scholarships, as well as life in
Parma and accommodation, may be obtained from
the Collegio di Parma's Office specifically at
www.collegio.europeo.parma.it
0521/207525 - fax 0521/384653
(E-mail:
mipe@colleuparma.org ).
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Posted 22 November 2004 - 12:31
jao, od ovih zena uvek sve stize u opskurnim formatima 
koga zanima - snacice se >
Feminist Critical Analysis: Be/longing and
> > Citizenship
> > Postgraduate course
> >
> > INTER-UNIVERSITY CENTER
> > DUBROVNIK, CROATIA
> > May 23-27th, 2005
> >
> > Belgrade Women's Studies Center, The Centre for
> > Women's Studies,
> > Zagreb, and Rutgers (State University of New
> > Jersey) Women's and
> > Gender Studies Department are pleased to announce
> > the 6th annual
> > postgraduate course in Feminist Critical
> > Analysis--Be/longing and
> > Citizenship. The course will be held at the
> > Inter-University Centre,
> > Dubrovnik (www.hr/iuc/) on May 23-27,2005. This
> > course will be
> > co-directed by Rada Boric, Center for Women s
> > Studies Zagreb,
> > Croatia;
> > Dasa Duhacek, Women s Studies Belgrade, Serbia and
> > Montenegro;
> > and
> > Joanna Regulska Women's and Gender Studies
> > Deparment, Rutgers
> > University.
> > TOPIC:
> > As new forms of global and supranational
> > governance emerged, and
> > where
> > the transnational flows of people, goods, and
> > capital intensified,
> > citizenship, in which each citizen was given
> > certain rights and
> > obligations under the nation-state, has lost its
> > power. Thus the
> > focus on democratic, flexible, insurgent,
> > cosmopolitan, post-national
> > or multilayered aspects of citizenship are just
> > few of the current
> > discourses that attempt to determine citizenships'
> > meaning, content
> > and location. In recent decades, women's demands
> > for full political
> > participation have mobilized their legitimate
> > legal and political
> > inclusion in the category of Citizen. Current
> > aspirations toward
> > participation have laid claim to citizenship.
> > However, feminist
> > theorists and activists have criticized the
> > conceptual assumption
> > around the notion of Citizenship, arguing that it
> > reproduces the
> > boundary of public/private thereby
> > reproducing/reinforcing patriarchal
> > formations.
> >
> > This course will explore the problematics of
> > citizenship as be/longing
> > and the ways in which the desire for citizenship
> > is interpolated in
> > and through be/longing. In keeping with the rigor
> > of feminist theory,
> > the course will not lose sight of the issues of
> > accountability and
> > responsibility which have, precisely through
> > feminist insights, been
> > brought to bear on the contemporary framework of
> > citizenship. It will
> > provide a framework for an in depth critical
> > engagement with both the
> > implicit and explicit assumptions of Citizenship.
> > In particular,
> > participants will have the opportunity to think
> > critically about the
> > broad sexual, gendered, national (etc.)
> > implications of the rhetorics
> > of Citizenship. Participants will rethink
> > citizenship (as well as
> > be/longing) in terms of the construction of gender
> > difference, state
> > practices that exclude particular groups of women,
> > and women's
> > symbolic role in national and local discourses.
> >
> > Eligibility
> > The IUC courses are conducted at a postgraduate
> > level. All
> > postgraduate students interested in the topic may
> > apply for
> > attendance. The course will be limited to twenty
> > attendees. The
> > attendees should seek funds from their own
> > institutions to cover the
> > travel costs and accommodation. Limited
> > competitive funding is
> > available from the UIC for scholars from Albania,
> > Bosnia &
> > Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Macedonia, Moldova,
> > Montenegro,
> > Romania, Serbia and Slovenia.
> >
> > Application Procedure
> > A short narrative explaining your interest in the
> > topic and your CV
> > (please include your current contact information at
> > the top of the CV)
> > should be submitted by e-mail to
> > jlmorgan@rci.rutgers.edu, with IUC
> > Dubrovnik 2005 in the subject heading.
> > Or by fax
> > to + 1 732 932 1335.
> > The application deadline is December 1, 2005.
> >
> > Contact Information:
> >
> > Jennifer L. Morgan
> > Department of Women's and Gender Studies
> > Rutgers University
> > 162 Ryders Lane
> > New Brunswick, NJ 08901
> > USA
> > Tel + 1 732 932 1151
> >
> > Research Center in Gender Studies
> > "Euro-Balkan" Institute
> > "Partizanski odredi" 63
> > 1000 Skopje
> > Republic of Macedonia
> > tel: + 389 2 3075570, ext. 103
> > fax: + 389 2 3075570, ext. 102
> > e-mail: rcgs@sonet.com.mk
> > identities@sonet.com.mk
> > www.euba.org.mk/gsrc
> > www.identities.org.mk
koga zanima - snacice se >
Feminist Critical Analysis: Be/longing and
> > Citizenship
> > Postgraduate course
> >
> > INTER-UNIVERSITY CENTER
> > DUBROVNIK, CROATIA
> > May 23-27th, 2005
> >
> > Belgrade Women's Studies Center, The Centre for
> > Women's Studies,
> > Zagreb, and Rutgers (State University of New
> > Jersey) Women's and
> > Gender Studies Department are pleased to announce
> > the 6th annual
> > postgraduate course in Feminist Critical
> > Analysis--Be/longing and
> > Citizenship. The course will be held at the
> > Inter-University Centre,
> > Dubrovnik (www.hr/iuc/) on May 23-27,2005. This
> > course will be
> > co-directed by Rada Boric, Center for Women s
> > Studies Zagreb,
> > Croatia;
> > Dasa Duhacek, Women s Studies Belgrade, Serbia and
> > Montenegro;
> > and
> > Joanna Regulska Women's and Gender Studies
> > Deparment, Rutgers
> > University.
> > TOPIC:
> > As new forms of global and supranational
> > governance emerged, and
> > where
> > the transnational flows of people, goods, and
> > capital intensified,
> > citizenship, in which each citizen was given
> > certain rights and
> > obligations under the nation-state, has lost its
> > power. Thus the
> > focus on democratic, flexible, insurgent,
> > cosmopolitan, post-national
> > or multilayered aspects of citizenship are just
> > few of the current
> > discourses that attempt to determine citizenships'
> > meaning, content
> > and location. In recent decades, women's demands
> > for full political
> > participation have mobilized their legitimate
> > legal and political
> > inclusion in the category of Citizen. Current
> > aspirations toward
> > participation have laid claim to citizenship.
> > However, feminist
> > theorists and activists have criticized the
> > conceptual assumption
> > around the notion of Citizenship, arguing that it
> > reproduces the
> > boundary of public/private thereby
> > reproducing/reinforcing patriarchal
> > formations.
> >
> > This course will explore the problematics of
> > citizenship as be/longing
> > and the ways in which the desire for citizenship
> > is interpolated in
> > and through be/longing. In keeping with the rigor
> > of feminist theory,
> > the course will not lose sight of the issues of
> > accountability and
> > responsibility which have, precisely through
> > feminist insights, been
> > brought to bear on the contemporary framework of
> > citizenship. It will
> > provide a framework for an in depth critical
> > engagement with both the
> > implicit and explicit assumptions of Citizenship.
> > In particular,
> > participants will have the opportunity to think
> > critically about the
> > broad sexual, gendered, national (etc.)
> > implications of the rhetorics
> > of Citizenship. Participants will rethink
> > citizenship (as well as
> > be/longing) in terms of the construction of gender
> > difference, state
> > practices that exclude particular groups of women,
> > and women's
> > symbolic role in national and local discourses.
> >
> > Eligibility
> > The IUC courses are conducted at a postgraduate
> > level. All
> > postgraduate students interested in the topic may
> > apply for
> > attendance. The course will be limited to twenty
> > attendees. The
> > attendees should seek funds from their own
> > institutions to cover the
> > travel costs and accommodation. Limited
> > competitive funding is
> > available from the UIC for scholars from Albania,
> > Bosnia &
> > Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Macedonia, Moldova,
> > Montenegro,
> > Romania, Serbia and Slovenia.
> >
> > Application Procedure
> > A short narrative explaining your interest in the
> > topic and your CV
> > (please include your current contact information at
> > the top of the CV)
> > should be submitted by e-mail to
> > jlmorgan@rci.rutgers.edu, with IUC
> > Dubrovnik 2005 in the subject heading.
> > Or by fax
> > to + 1 732 932 1335.
> > The application deadline is December 1, 2005.
> >
> > Contact Information:
> >
> > Jennifer L. Morgan
> > Department of Women's and Gender Studies
> > Rutgers University
> > 162 Ryders Lane
> > New Brunswick, NJ 08901
> > USA
> > Tel + 1 732 932 1151
> >
> > Research Center in Gender Studies
> > "Euro-Balkan" Institute
> > "Partizanski odredi" 63
> > 1000 Skopje
> > Republic of Macedonia
> > tel: + 389 2 3075570, ext. 103
> > fax: + 389 2 3075570, ext. 102
> > e-mail: rcgs@sonet.com.mk
> > identities@sonet.com.mk
> > www.euba.org.mk/gsrc
> > www.identities.org.mk
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Posted 22 November 2004 - 12:54
Harvard University - The Kokkalis Fellowship Program
Application deadline: January 7, 2005
The Kokkalis Program strives to provide individuals committed to
invigorating the public sector in Southeastern and East-Central
Europe with educational opportunities to explore effectual and
pioneering means of governance. For this reason, it awards
fellowships to enable individuals from the region to pursue one
of the following Master's degrees at the John F. Kennedy School
of Government, Harvard University:
Master in Public Policy (MPP)
Master in Public Administration (MPA2)
Master in Public Administration in International Development
(MPA/ID)
Master in Public Administration/Mid-Career (MPA/MC)
Eligible to apply for the Kokkalis Fellowship Program are
natives of Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia,
Greece, Hungary, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia,
Moldova, Romania, Serbia & Montenegro, and Turkey, who are
applying to one of the following degree programs at the John F.
Kennedy School of Government: Master in Public Policy (MPP);
Master in Public Administration (MPA2); Mid-Career Master in
Public Administration (MC/MPA); Master in Public Administration
in International Development (MPA/ID).
Applications are not accepted from natives of countries other
than those stated above.
Candidates should hold an undergraduate degree recognized by
their native state and an academic and/or professional
background in one of the following fields: social sciences,
public policy and/or administration, the non-profit sector, law,
economics, business, or work experience in related fields.
All applicants should demonstrate a strong commitment to public
service and the region of Southeastern Europe.
More information
Website: http://www.ksg.harva...ellowships.html
Application deadline: January 7, 2005
The Kokkalis Program strives to provide individuals committed to
invigorating the public sector in Southeastern and East-Central
Europe with educational opportunities to explore effectual and
pioneering means of governance. For this reason, it awards
fellowships to enable individuals from the region to pursue one
of the following Master's degrees at the John F. Kennedy School
of Government, Harvard University:
Master in Public Policy (MPP)
Master in Public Administration (MPA2)
Master in Public Administration in International Development
(MPA/ID)
Master in Public Administration/Mid-Career (MPA/MC)
Eligible to apply for the Kokkalis Fellowship Program are
natives of Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia,
Greece, Hungary, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia,
Moldova, Romania, Serbia & Montenegro, and Turkey, who are
applying to one of the following degree programs at the John F.
Kennedy School of Government: Master in Public Policy (MPP);
Master in Public Administration (MPA2); Mid-Career Master in
Public Administration (MC/MPA); Master in Public Administration
in International Development (MPA/ID).
Applications are not accepted from natives of countries other
than those stated above.
Candidates should hold an undergraduate degree recognized by
their native state and an academic and/or professional
background in one of the following fields: social sciences,
public policy and/or administration, the non-profit sector, law,
economics, business, or work experience in related fields.
All applicants should demonstrate a strong commitment to public
service and the region of Southeastern Europe.
More information
Website: http://www.ksg.harva...ellowships.html
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Posted 22 November 2004 - 14:33
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Edited by mikkor, 22 November 2004 - 15:10.
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Posted 22 November 2004 - 17:06
sta bi, mikkore 
JOB OFFER
ECMI PROJECT ASSISTANT- BELGRADE
The European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI) is soliciting applications
for the position of Project Assistant to aid in a project on law reform and
monitoring with the Ministry for Human and Minority Rights. The period of
engagement for the position is starting 1 December 2004 for 20 months. The
position is filled part-time (20 hours per week).
Background
The European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI), in cooperation the Danish
Institute for Human Rights (DIHR) and the Ministry of Human and Minority
Rights of Serbia and Montenegro is carrying out a project at the Ministry
to promote the harmonization of the legislation of Serbia and Montenegro
with international human rights standards and facilitating the reporting
and monitoring mechanisms in regard to these standards. For more
information on ECMI and its activities, please visit www.ecmi.de
Qualifications
You have:
· Completed university education, preferably in the social sciences
or humanities;
· 2-3 years of experience in research and/or with public
administration or civil society;
· Native-level fluency in Serbian;
· A working knowledge of English;
· Preferably experience or knowledge of minority rights or the
interethnic relations in Serbia and Montenegro.
Job Description
Based in Belgrade, the project assistant will assist in the implementation
of the capacity-building project with the Ministry and DIHR. This includes
regular communication the DIHR Belgrade office and the Ministry for Human
and Minority Rights, contributing to other reporting obligations within the
framework of the project. In addition, the project assistant is expected to
survey and report on events pertaining to human and minority rights
relevant to the project. Finally, the project assistant will represent ECMI
at meetings and assist the work of the ECMI advisor project secretariat in
regard to the organisation of training, workshops and other activities.
Contact
Application BY ELECTRONIC MAIL ONLY. A letter of application with the
reference "PABEG", accompanied by a curriculum vitae in English, along with
and contact details, including an e-mail address and telephone number, of
at least two referees, should be sent to sortilegus@hotmail.com and
bieber@ecmi.de. Additionally, please complete and return the form below.
Due to the volume of applications received for ECMI positions, only
short-listed candidates will be contacted. Candidates not contacted by 1
December 2004 should consider their application unsuccessful.
Application Deadline
28 November 2004
Joining Date
1 December 2004
JOB OFFER
ECMI PROJECT ASSISTANT- BELGRADE
The European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI) is soliciting applications
for the position of Project Assistant to aid in a project on law reform and
monitoring with the Ministry for Human and Minority Rights. The period of
engagement for the position is starting 1 December 2004 for 20 months. The
position is filled part-time (20 hours per week).
Background
The European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI), in cooperation the Danish
Institute for Human Rights (DIHR) and the Ministry of Human and Minority
Rights of Serbia and Montenegro is carrying out a project at the Ministry
to promote the harmonization of the legislation of Serbia and Montenegro
with international human rights standards and facilitating the reporting
and monitoring mechanisms in regard to these standards. For more
information on ECMI and its activities, please visit www.ecmi.de
Qualifications
You have:
· Completed university education, preferably in the social sciences
or humanities;
· 2-3 years of experience in research and/or with public
administration or civil society;
· Native-level fluency in Serbian;
· A working knowledge of English;
· Preferably experience or knowledge of minority rights or the
interethnic relations in Serbia and Montenegro.
Job Description
Based in Belgrade, the project assistant will assist in the implementation
of the capacity-building project with the Ministry and DIHR. This includes
regular communication the DIHR Belgrade office and the Ministry for Human
and Minority Rights, contributing to other reporting obligations within the
framework of the project. In addition, the project assistant is expected to
survey and report on events pertaining to human and minority rights
relevant to the project. Finally, the project assistant will represent ECMI
at meetings and assist the work of the ECMI advisor project secretariat in
regard to the organisation of training, workshops and other activities.
Contact
Application BY ELECTRONIC MAIL ONLY. A letter of application with the
reference "PABEG", accompanied by a curriculum vitae in English, along with
and contact details, including an e-mail address and telephone number, of
at least two referees, should be sent to sortilegus@hotmail.com and
bieber@ecmi.de. Additionally, please complete and return the form below.
Due to the volume of applications received for ECMI positions, only
short-listed candidates will be contacted. Candidates not contacted by 1
December 2004 should consider their application unsuccessful.
Application Deadline
28 November 2004
Joining Date
1 December 2004
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Posted 22 November 2004 - 17:12
ma ttreba mi nova asistentica za nocnu upotrebu, nego rekoh nije ni mesto ni vreme ..
sorry k
salim se naravno
sorry k
salim se naravno
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Posted 22 November 2004 - 17:14
QUOTE(mikkor @ 22 Nov 2004, 17:12)
ma ttreba mi nova asistentica za nocnu upotrebu, nego rekoh nije ni mesto ni vreme ..
sorry k
sorry k
e, koliko ti je trajala prethodna
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 16:27
TRENTO
master program
Respected,
This is to inform you that the selection process for the Joint
European Master in Comparative Local Developmen for the Balkans and
Areas in Transformation is open.
The programme offers 18 months (95 ECTS) of training for a
post-graduate Master’s degree. Its main objective is to provide
participants with the necessary knowledge and skills for introducing,
supporting and co-ordinating processes of change and transformation at
the local level. The focus of the programme is local development, with
the following characteristics: public, private and non governmental
agents are involved; social stability and economic prosperity are
strengthened, in agreement with the acquis communautaire/standards in
European/EC law. The general approach is comparative and
interdisciplinary.
The Master’s programme includes courses in economics, law, sociology
and political sciences, project cycle management, workshops, skills
training, internships, language courses, and distance learning. Most
of the courses are taught at the University of Trento by professors of
the University of Trento and partner Universities, and by
international experts. Some courses are taught at one or more of the
partner universities. Given the focus on local development, most of
the internships and other activities will take place in local
organisations located in Italy and in the countries of partner
universities.
SCHEDULE:
Publication of the call for applications: November 11, 2004
Deadline for submitting the expression of interest: February 6, 2005
Deadline for submitting the application documentation: March 6, 2005
Selection of participants: End of March 2005
Introductory course: September 23-25, 2005
Pre-programme (study of indicated material): October – December 2005
(distance learning at home)
Lectures, laboratories, guest lectures, internships and language
courses:
- I bimester (9 weeks):
January 16th 2006 March 11th 2006 (Trento)
March 13th March 25th 2006 (Regensburg)
March 27th 2006 April 9th 2006 (distance
learning at home)
- II bimester (9 weeks):
April 10th 2006 June 10th 2006 (6-week teaching
in Trento + 3-week internship at the Partner
Universities)
June 12th 2006 September 10th 2006 (distance
learning at home)
- III bimester (8 weeks):
September 11th 2006 September 23rd (courses in
Regensburg)
September 25th November 4th 2006 (internship)
Project Work completion: November 6th 2006 December 31st 2006
(distance learning at home)
Deadline for mailing the Project Work: December 31st 2006
Interactive evaluation of Project Work: January 1st February 28th
2006
Graduation Ceremony: Trento, March 23rd, 2007
REQUIREMENTS:
Attendance is limited to 25 participants. In order to qualify for the
programme, candidates must comply with all of the following
requirements:
1. An university degree in economics, law, political science,
sociology, or an equivalent qualification; in case applicants
uniformly meet such requirement, priority will be given to those
holding a 3+2 or a four-year degree;
2. Fluent English and computer literacy.
The programme is targeted at participants from SEE, but is also open
to a limited number of participants from other countries.
SCHOLARSHIPS:
A limited number of grants is provided by the organisers. These
scholarships are available for participants from the following SEE
countries: Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia,
Moldova, Romania, Serbia and Montenegro. Additional grants may be
available from other donors and for participants from other countries
in transformation.
HOW TO APPLY:
http://www.didattica...ter/default.asp
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY what follows, so that your candidature may be
taken into consideration in the selection process.
The expression of interest form must be SENT to the attention of Dr.
Martina Cvajner either via e-mail (martina.cvajner@unitn.it) OR fax
(+39-0461-882222) not later than FEBRUARY 6, 2005.
- The complete application form;
- The updated CV form;
- The two (2) reference letters: the former written and signed by an
academic referee, the latter written and signed, when possible, by a
professional referee. Each of the two reference letters must be sent
directly by the referee in a sealed envelope. Moreover, each of the
two envelopes must be signed on the back by the referee; and
- The Project Work proposal form.
must be SENT to the attention of Dr. Martina Cvajner BOTH via e-mail
(martina.cvajner@unitn.it) AND via post (hard-copy version with
signature) and not later than MARCH 6, 2005 to:
Dr. Martina Cvajner
CoDe - Joint European Master in Comparative Local Development
Web site:
http://www.didattica...ter/default.asp
Dipartimento di Economia
Università degli Studi di Trento
Via V. Inama, 5 - 38100 Trento (TN), Italy
Available in case further information are requested.
Thanking you for the cooperation, I send you my best regards.
Martina Cvajner
=============================================
Dr. Martina Cvajner
Executive Director
Joint European Master in Comparative Local Development
for the Balkans and other Areas in Transformation
Dipartimento di Economia
Via Inama, 5
38100 TRENTO
ITALY
Tel. ++39 0461 883446
Mobile ++39 328 5424992
Fax. ++39 0461 882803
E-mail: martina.cvajner@unitn.it
http://www.didattica...n.it/master.asp
=============================================
master program
Respected,
This is to inform you that the selection process for the Joint
European Master in Comparative Local Developmen for the Balkans and
Areas in Transformation is open.
The programme offers 18 months (95 ECTS) of training for a
post-graduate Master’s degree. Its main objective is to provide
participants with the necessary knowledge and skills for introducing,
supporting and co-ordinating processes of change and transformation at
the local level. The focus of the programme is local development, with
the following characteristics: public, private and non governmental
agents are involved; social stability and economic prosperity are
strengthened, in agreement with the acquis communautaire/standards in
European/EC law. The general approach is comparative and
interdisciplinary.
The Master’s programme includes courses in economics, law, sociology
and political sciences, project cycle management, workshops, skills
training, internships, language courses, and distance learning. Most
of the courses are taught at the University of Trento by professors of
the University of Trento and partner Universities, and by
international experts. Some courses are taught at one or more of the
partner universities. Given the focus on local development, most of
the internships and other activities will take place in local
organisations located in Italy and in the countries of partner
universities.
SCHEDULE:
Publication of the call for applications: November 11, 2004
Deadline for submitting the expression of interest: February 6, 2005
Deadline for submitting the application documentation: March 6, 2005
Selection of participants: End of March 2005
Introductory course: September 23-25, 2005
Pre-programme (study of indicated material): October – December 2005
(distance learning at home)
Lectures, laboratories, guest lectures, internships and language
courses:
- I bimester (9 weeks):
January 16th 2006 March 11th 2006 (Trento)
March 13th March 25th 2006 (Regensburg)
March 27th 2006 April 9th 2006 (distance
learning at home)
- II bimester (9 weeks):
April 10th 2006 June 10th 2006 (6-week teaching
in Trento + 3-week internship at the Partner
Universities)
June 12th 2006 September 10th 2006 (distance
learning at home)
- III bimester (8 weeks):
September 11th 2006 September 23rd (courses in
Regensburg)
September 25th November 4th 2006 (internship)
Project Work completion: November 6th 2006 December 31st 2006
(distance learning at home)
Deadline for mailing the Project Work: December 31st 2006
Interactive evaluation of Project Work: January 1st February 28th
2006
Graduation Ceremony: Trento, March 23rd, 2007
REQUIREMENTS:
Attendance is limited to 25 participants. In order to qualify for the
programme, candidates must comply with all of the following
requirements:
1. An university degree in economics, law, political science,
sociology, or an equivalent qualification; in case applicants
uniformly meet such requirement, priority will be given to those
holding a 3+2 or a four-year degree;
2. Fluent English and computer literacy.
The programme is targeted at participants from SEE, but is also open
to a limited number of participants from other countries.
SCHOLARSHIPS:
A limited number of grants is provided by the organisers. These
scholarships are available for participants from the following SEE
countries: Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia,
Moldova, Romania, Serbia and Montenegro. Additional grants may be
available from other donors and for participants from other countries
in transformation.
HOW TO APPLY:
http://www.didattica...ter/default.asp
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY what follows, so that your candidature may be
taken into consideration in the selection process.
The expression of interest form must be SENT to the attention of Dr.
Martina Cvajner either via e-mail (martina.cvajner@unitn.it) OR fax
(+39-0461-882222) not later than FEBRUARY 6, 2005.
- The complete application form;
- The updated CV form;
- The two (2) reference letters: the former written and signed by an
academic referee, the latter written and signed, when possible, by a
professional referee. Each of the two reference letters must be sent
directly by the referee in a sealed envelope. Moreover, each of the
two envelopes must be signed on the back by the referee; and
- The Project Work proposal form.
must be SENT to the attention of Dr. Martina Cvajner BOTH via e-mail
(martina.cvajner@unitn.it) AND via post (hard-copy version with
signature) and not later than MARCH 6, 2005 to:
Dr. Martina Cvajner
CoDe - Joint European Master in Comparative Local Development
Web site:
http://www.didattica...ter/default.asp
Dipartimento di Economia
Università degli Studi di Trento
Via V. Inama, 5 - 38100 Trento (TN), Italy
Available in case further information are requested.
Thanking you for the cooperation, I send you my best regards.
Martina Cvajner
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Dr. Martina Cvajner
Executive Director
Joint European Master in Comparative Local Development
for the Balkans and other Areas in Transformation
Dipartimento di Economia
Via Inama, 5
38100 TRENTO
ITALY
Tel. ++39 0461 883446
Mobile ++39 328 5424992
Fax. ++39 0461 882803
E-mail: martina.cvajner@unitn.it
http://www.didattica...n.it/master.asp
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Jos nije kasno ako ne idete na Erasmus. Obratite paznju ako se kvalifikujete kao Madjar 
Vintage International Master of Science (baziran u Francuskoj)
http://www.vintagema...article751.html
This 4 six-month periods formation carries out to diploma of Master of sciences (DNM) and double diploma of a partner university according to the place where the modules are followed.
The objective of this program is to form executives of the international wine sector able to fill of the missions of optimization and innovation, and qualitaty improvement in vine growing and oenology.
By combining scientific and technical training and professional experience, the philosophy of the course is to prepare the future graduates with realities of the wine sector.
Interventions of professionals as well as the many case studies allow to confront the students with the problems of the profession and make it possible to them to refine their professional project.
Among the topics approached, one finds :
- Economics and marketing of wine.
- The relation between the quality of the grape and the quality of the wines - Influence of the Soil.
- To produce wines in the respect of the environment.
- Strategies of national and international wine sectors.
- To reason the training systems for a quality grape.
Ecole Supérieure of Agriculture of Angers is the pilot of this Master Course.
Pre requisites
Applicants must have completed a higher education degree in science, such as :
- a "Bachelor of Science" (a three-year scientific course),
- a French "licence" or "maîtrise" or DNO
- an equivalent diploma from another european country.
Applicants must also have an interest in the wine-producing profession.
Concerning the applicants in employment who wish to pursue the master’s degree through a continuing education program, the admission requirements will be looked at closely by the co-ordinating committee teaching.
Language level
A good command of English and French is required. Other languages, especially those of the partner universities, are an additional advantage
A refresher language course is proposed before the Master’s course starts. To know more about this, download the file "French classes at ESA - Angers For more information, download the file French FOREIGN Language.
Application procedure
The candidates’ file is available with format pdf (124 KB) or with the format Word (43 KB). It is to be returned supplemented before March 1st for the Erasmus Mundus scholarships applicants (excluded European Comunity students and students from AELE/EEE and Candidates countries to UE) and April 15 for the others by e-mail to c.legouez@groupe-esa.com and by mail to the following address:
Ecole d’Agriculture d’Angers
Admissions Master of Sciences "Vintage"
Mme Catherine Le Gouez
55, Rue Rabelais - BP 30748
49007 Angers - France
You must join to it, in French or English... :
- a letter of motivation
- a letter of introduction of your institution if you did not make your higher studies in one of the partner universities,
- a certified photocopy and translation in French :
of your highest diploma obtained
of the notes of the examination of end of the secondary
of the report cards the two last years of higher studies
- a curriculum vitae.
- 1 recent photograph of identity
- an envelope at your address.
- A cheque or a money order of 50 euros
If you are graduate of a partner university of the master, also send a copy of the candidates’ file, by electronic mail or postal, to the teaching person in charge for your university of origin.
Your written application will be examined, then if it is accepted, you will be invited for an oral interview (by phone for the farest coutries) The final selection will be done by the teaching committee and the results will be communicated before July 31.
The next school entry will take place on november 2005 in Angers (France).
A preparatory course for foreign students will take place from early sptember to the begining of november (dates to be precised later)
Tuition fees
The school fees are brought up to date each year and cover the whole of the formation. For 2005-2006 the fees for one year are 5500 euros for european students, and 10 500 Euros for are demanded to Non European Union (and candidate countries ) students.
This cost includes the expenditure of housing and transport during the study trips, but does not include transport between the different universities, nor the expenses related to the life cost.
Scolarships can, in certain cases, being obtained by the European students within the framework of Program SOCRATES.
The running expenses (accomodation, food...) are the responsibility of the students. To have an idea of these expenses, please consult the pages on the life of the universities.
Different possibilities of scholarships are available for foreign students :
For the non european students
26 Erasmus Mundus Scholarships should be available for 2005-2006. The applicant must send his application to the Vintage master course before the deadline 15 february 2005, then the ESA institution applies in behalf of the student. The scholarhips are for each student and per year. These scholarships permit the students to afford the tuition fees and everydaylife in europe for the two years of the course.
For Hungarian Students
Help from the Maine et Loire french department (contact us for details)
Vintage International Master of Science (baziran u Francuskoj)
http://www.vintagema...article751.html
This 4 six-month periods formation carries out to diploma of Master of sciences (DNM) and double diploma of a partner university according to the place where the modules are followed.
The objective of this program is to form executives of the international wine sector able to fill of the missions of optimization and innovation, and qualitaty improvement in vine growing and oenology.
By combining scientific and technical training and professional experience, the philosophy of the course is to prepare the future graduates with realities of the wine sector.
Interventions of professionals as well as the many case studies allow to confront the students with the problems of the profession and make it possible to them to refine their professional project.
Among the topics approached, one finds :
- Economics and marketing of wine.
- The relation between the quality of the grape and the quality of the wines - Influence of the Soil.
- To produce wines in the respect of the environment.
- Strategies of national and international wine sectors.
- To reason the training systems for a quality grape.
Ecole Supérieure of Agriculture of Angers is the pilot of this Master Course.
Pre requisites
Applicants must have completed a higher education degree in science, such as :
- a "Bachelor of Science" (a three-year scientific course),
- a French "licence" or "maîtrise" or DNO
- an equivalent diploma from another european country.
Applicants must also have an interest in the wine-producing profession.
Concerning the applicants in employment who wish to pursue the master’s degree through a continuing education program, the admission requirements will be looked at closely by the co-ordinating committee teaching.
Language level
A good command of English and French is required. Other languages, especially those of the partner universities, are an additional advantage
A refresher language course is proposed before the Master’s course starts. To know more about this, download the file "French classes at ESA - Angers For more information, download the file French FOREIGN Language.
Application procedure
The candidates’ file is available with format pdf (124 KB) or with the format Word (43 KB). It is to be returned supplemented before March 1st for the Erasmus Mundus scholarships applicants (excluded European Comunity students and students from AELE/EEE and Candidates countries to UE) and April 15 for the others by e-mail to c.legouez@groupe-esa.com and by mail to the following address:
Ecole d’Agriculture d’Angers
Admissions Master of Sciences "Vintage"
Mme Catherine Le Gouez
55, Rue Rabelais - BP 30748
49007 Angers - France
You must join to it, in French or English... :
- a letter of motivation
- a letter of introduction of your institution if you did not make your higher studies in one of the partner universities,
- a certified photocopy and translation in French :
of your highest diploma obtained
of the notes of the examination of end of the secondary
of the report cards the two last years of higher studies
- a curriculum vitae.
- 1 recent photograph of identity
- an envelope at your address.
- A cheque or a money order of 50 euros
If you are graduate of a partner university of the master, also send a copy of the candidates’ file, by electronic mail or postal, to the teaching person in charge for your university of origin.
Your written application will be examined, then if it is accepted, you will be invited for an oral interview (by phone for the farest coutries) The final selection will be done by the teaching committee and the results will be communicated before July 31.
The next school entry will take place on november 2005 in Angers (France).
A preparatory course for foreign students will take place from early sptember to the begining of november (dates to be precised later)
Tuition fees
The school fees are brought up to date each year and cover the whole of the formation. For 2005-2006 the fees for one year are 5500 euros for european students, and 10 500 Euros for are demanded to Non European Union (and candidate countries ) students.
This cost includes the expenditure of housing and transport during the study trips, but does not include transport between the different universities, nor the expenses related to the life cost.
Scolarships can, in certain cases, being obtained by the European students within the framework of Program SOCRATES.
The running expenses (accomodation, food...) are the responsibility of the students. To have an idea of these expenses, please consult the pages on the life of the universities.
Different possibilities of scholarships are available for foreign students :
For the non european students
26 Erasmus Mundus Scholarships should be available for 2005-2006. The applicant must send his application to the Vintage master course before the deadline 15 february 2005, then the ESA institution applies in behalf of the student. The scholarhips are for each student and per year. These scholarships permit the students to afford the tuition fees and everydaylife in europe for the two years of the course.
For Hungarian Students
Help from the Maine et Loire french department (contact us for details)
