Study Subject: Education, Health, Agriculture/ Rural Development, and Development Studies
Employer: Irish Council for International Students
Level: Postgraduate Diploma / Masters Level

Each year, the Irish Aid Fellowship Training Programme brings suitably qualified candidates from developing countries to undertake postgraduate studies in Ireland in fields such as development studies, rural development, health care, education and law. Further students are supported for programmes in-region.

It is one of the ways in which Irish Aid supports capacity development in its nine priority countries in Africa and Asia, and also in Palestine.

Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP) Master and Doctoral Scholarships 2009 at School of International Health The University of Tokyo

School of International Health, The University of Tokyo offers advanced study and research opportunities under the Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP) for oversea students from ADB member countries. Applicants for this program must have a citizenship or nationality of a developing country among the ADB member countries. The ADB-JSP at our school is designated for the Masters and Doctors Program that usually lasts for two years (for Mastes) and three years (for Doctors) and commences on 1st April every year. Language used in the program is English.

All applications must be received by June 15, 2008 only by e-mail at trainingempowerment@who.int. Email subject line should include “LTG . Read carefully and follow the instructions in each application. In addition, articles 1 and 12 (with original signatures) should be expelled:

TDR
The World Health Organization
CH - 1211 Geneva 27
Switzerland

Fax copies are not accepted. Read carefully and follow the instructions on each item. Late and incomplete applications will not be processed. Applicants from countries that require approval by national must submit their requests through the appropriate channels. All candidates must send a copy of their application to the representative of the WHO office in their home country for information purpose. For more information, please contact Dr. Valaikanya Plasai address: plasaiv@who.int