Bursa per Shqiptaret

PhD in Information Retrivial and Text Mining, CH

Fully Funded PhD Positions in Information Retrieval and Text Mining

The Faculty of Informatics of the University of Lugano (USI) in
Switzerland
is actively expanding its research into information retrieval and text
mining from news archives, news streams and blogs and is looking for
versatile, highly motivated PhD candidates.

The successful candidates will build on the Faculty's ongoing research
directed by Prof. Fabio Crestani and will help define and explore this
exciting area of research.

Applicants must have a strong background in Computer Science and/or
closely
related areas (e.g. Mathematics, Statistics or Engineering with strong
emphasis on Computer Science) and excellent skills in both written and
spoken English, as the working language of the Faculty is English.

Informal inquiries about these vacancies can be sent to Prof. Fabio
Crestani (fabio.crestani@unisi.ch).

For applications see: http://www.inf.unisi.ch/education/phd/.
Applications will be accepted until positions are filled, although
maximum consideration will be given to applications received by April
30, 2007.

Fully-funded EPSRC PhD Studentship, UK

Fully-funded EPSRC PhD Studentship / Scholarship
at the University of Birmingham, UK
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Title: Study of fitness landscapes arising from software
engineering problems.

Background
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As modern software systems grow larger and more complex, there is an
increasing need to support the software engineer with better
techniques. Recent research in the field of search based software
engineering (SBSE) has demonstrated that a wide range of problems in
software engineering that traditionally have been solved manually, can
be reformulated as optimisation problems. Such a reformulation opens
up the possibility of applying meta-heuristic search algorithms to
automatically find good solutions to the original software engineering
problem. This approach has been taken on SE problems from different
stages in the software development cycle, including planning, design,
testing and maintenance.

The existing methodology in SBSE is predominately experimental. Such
results often give inconclusive answers to fundamental questions in
SBSE,
e.g., which algorithm should be applied to a particular problem, and
how
to construct algorithms that are more suited to a particular problem?
We need more in-depth studies into the characteristics of SE problems
and
appropriate algorithms to solve them.

The Candidate
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In this project, the successful applicant will study and characterise
fitness landscapes arising from SE problems, e.g., through statistical
and
visualisation techniques. In doing so, the applicant
will draw upon and extend advanced landscape characterisation
methodology from diverse fields, including evolutionary computation,
biology, chemistry and physics. This research will
complement ongoing theoretical research in the group on the
runtime analysis of evolutionary algorithms on SE problems.

The successful applicant must have at least a 2.1 or above degree in
computer
science or a closely related field. We do consider outstanding
applicants from
mathematics, physics and engineering as long as they have sufficient
computer
science background. A good knowledge of optimisation is required,
especially
a good understanding and practical experience with modern
meta-heuristics,
including evolutionary algorithms, estimation of distribution
algorithms,
simulated annealing and others. The successful applicant must have
excellent
programming skills and knowledge of software engineering. S/he must be
an
excellent team player who can work independently and communicate well
with
others.

The Studentship / Scholarship
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Duration: Up to three years (subject to satisfactory progress).
Payments: Living expenses: minimum GBP12,500 per year tax-free;
plus tuition fee fully paid.
Eligibility: Open to European Union/United Kingdom applicants only.
Deadline: Until the post is filled.

How to Apply
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For more information on the PhD programme at Birmingham:
http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/admissions/postgraduate-research/

For technical enquiries only: Prof. Xin Yao (x.yao@cs.bham.ac.uk)

PHD in Multimedia Information Retrivial, Norway

PhD RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP WITHIN THE AREA OF MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION RETRIEVAL AT THE NORWEGIAN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

The Department of Computer and Information Science (IDI) in the
Faculty of Information Technology, Mathematics and Electrical
Engineering (IME), The Norwegian University of Science and
Technology (NTNU) offers a PhD research fellowship within the
area of multimedia information retrieval, with a focus on
context-oriented storage, indexing and retrieval of images.

The position is part of the CAIM (Context-Aware Image Management).
CAIM is a research project supported by the Research Council of
Norway, and is a cooperation between NTNU, University of Tromsø,
University of Bergen and Telenor R&D in Tromsø. The CAIM project
focuses on research and the development of tools for context-
aware image management, where image description, query formulation,
retrieval from heterogeneous distributed environments, and ranking
are designed for using context information. An objective in the
CAIM project is to design a system that is flexible enough to
support context-aware image management for a vide variety of
applications. For more information on the CAIM project please
refer to http://caim.uib.no/.

Further information on this fellowship can be obtained from Associate
Professor Heri Ramampiaro, Phone +47 73 59 14 59 or +47 990 27 656,
email: heri@idi.ntnu.no and/or Head of Department Professor Kjell
Bratbergsengen, Phone +47 73 59 34 39,
email: kjell.bratbergsengen@idi.ntnu.no.

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS
The PhD fellowships are placed in Norwegian salary code 1378, gross
NOK 321 300 per year (approx. EUR 40 235 or USD 53 500).

LIVING COST IN NORWAY
The Norwegian tax system is complicated. A rule of thumb is that
one pays between 28 - 35% tax on gross income. Because of this tax
level, the public health care system is among other free, and there
is normally no need for private health care insurances. Education on
all levels (including Ph.D.) is also free.

Daily expences and housing is expensive in Norway. Housing normally
costs between NOK 4000 (for a simple one bed studio with kichenette,
possibly shared bathroom) and 8000 (for a 3-4 piece apartment
suitable for a small family) per month.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE
The application should as a minimum include the following:
- Curriculum Vitae
- Complete list of publications
- Certified copies of diplomas awarding the relevant degree(s)
- The most important publications/papers (max 10)
- A statement about the relevance of your background for the CAIM
project

Applications should be sent to
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Faculty of Information Technology, Mathematics and Electrical
Engineering
NO-7491 Trondheim, NORWAY.

Applications should be marked IME-012.

The envelope must be stamped no later than the application closing date
(yyyy-mm-dd): 2007-05-15. Please notify one of the contact persons by
e-mail if the application is expected to arrive more than 2 days after
the closing date.

PLAESE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT ACCEPT ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS

The full announcement can be found at
http://innsida.ntnu.no/nettopp_lesmer.php?kategori=nyheter&dokid=45ffa9e0d8bc74.86937990
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Undergraduate and MA on Gender, Sexuality and Soc

Interested in the study of gender and sexuality?

The University of Amsterdam offers an undergraduate (Dutch and English)
and a Masters programme (English) on Gender, Sexuality and Society (GSS)
in the field of the social sciences.

Gender and sexuality studies are devoted to enhancing our understanding
of the differences among certain groups of women and certain groups of
men - as well as between women and men - in an era of globalization and
transnational migration. A range of social distinctions among and
between women and men, and the particular forms of agency available to
them, are grounded in their ethnic and religious identities, age
categories, class location, sexual orientation, or access to political
power. These distinctions produce different experiences and entitlements
in civil society and citizenship; they endow most human beings with
contrasting perspectives on their options in the environment in which
they live, work, and forge social and sexual bonds. This scholarly
endeavor represents a systematic attempt to address structurally
embedded prescriptions concerning gender relations and sexual behavior
on a par with other analytical variables such as class, ethnicity,
religion, age, or political ideology.

The programme on Gender, Sexuality and Society aims to integrate the
social and cultural imperatives that shape gendered identities and
sexual relationships into the normal research repertoire of social
scientists. Accordingly, in the programme students will learn how to
incorporate a multi-disciplinary and transnational approach. The
historical and comparative dimensions emphasized in the majority of the
courses train the student to analyse issues in society and culture from
various perspectives and to put them in their wide-ranging sociological,
political and cultural contexts. The programme on Gender, Sexuality and
Society provides the student with a solid theoretical, conceptual, and
methodological foundation in the social sciences. The combination of
empirical studies with theoretical reflection and reading will provide
the intellectual tools and abilities that students need to better
understand, analyse and cope with the world's contemporary problems and
complexities.

The Universiteit van Amsterdam has a sophisticated, experienced and
international oriented teaching staff, a well built network of experts
outside the university, specialized libraries and archives, and a
student network. Expertise in gender and sexuality studies has been
developed since their incipience in the late 1970s. The staff employs an
interdisciplinary perspective, having specializations in sociology,
anthropology, history, political science, and philosophy. This lively
and colourful academic community is, above all, based in a city that is
famous for its liberal sexual attitude and knows many interesting spots
for people who are interested in the field of gender and sexuality.

See http://www.ishss. uva.nl/ <http://www.ishss. uva.nl/>

For questions and more information, please contact the programme
managers Heleen Straesser H.M.Straesser@ uva.nl
<mailto:H.M.Straesser@ uva.nl> (undergraduate) and Machteld Rijsingen
M.vanRijsingen1@ uva.nl <mailto:M.vanRijsingen1@ uva.nl> (graduate)

Master ne Freie Universitat Berlin

Join EES online – one of Germany ’s top international master’s programs
Looking for an award winning master’s program? Longing to reconcile further studies with job and family life? How about studying the new way: online?

See whether East European Studies online fits into your life and career planning! The accredited multi-disciplinary two-year program offered by Freie Universität Berlin deals with disciplines like Politics, Sociology, Economics, Law, and Humanities, Intercultural Communication, Project Management, Conflict Management – all in an East European perspective - as well as cross-disciplinary issues like Migration, Globalization, and European Union. EES online is a full-time Master of Arts program awarding 120 ECTS. Language of instruction is English.
In 2006, two renowned German organizations for science and teaching, namely Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft and the German Academic Exchange Service, named EES online as one of Germany 's Top Ten International Master Programs. EES online is the only online program and one out of five social sciences programs to receive this recognition. EES online was also awarded the Freie Universität Berlin 2006 e-learning prize. With this award the FU presidency recognizes a high engagement in teaching as well as an exemplary use of e-learning.
Main admission requirements are:
- a first university degree
- fluency in English (e.g. TOEFL)
- basic knowledge of an East European language.
Tuition amounts to 3,450.00 EUR per year plus the regular Freie Universität Berlin registration fee of 175.00 EUR. Costs arising from the four obligatory in-house classes in Berlin are at your own expense. The fifth run of the program will start in October 2007. The application deadline is April 30th, 2007.
Visit the East European Studies online website at www.ees-online.org.
Please do not hesitate to contact us at ees@zedat.fu-berlin.de
EES online

FU Berlin | Osteuropa-Institut | Garystr. 55 | 14195 Berlin | Germany
Tel: +49 (0)30 838 54033 / 54970 | Fax: +49 (0)30 838 53616
ees@zedat.fu-berlin.de | www.ees-online.org

PHD in Politics at the University of Birmingham UK

UK: Research Scholarships in Politics, University of Birmingham








University of Birmingham Department of Political Science and
International
Studies
Postgraduate Research Scholarships




The Department is offering two scholarships of 10,000/year for 3 years
to
new applicants starting a PhD research degree in the Department of
Political
Science and International Studies, 2007/8




Deadline for Applications: 1 May 2007

For details on areas of supervision, please consult our website




Applications will be assessed against the following criteria:




academic merit of the proposal




academic qualifications




academic references




English language qualifications




Any prior teaching experience will also be taken into account. Further
enquiries contact Professor Daniel Wincott on d.wincott@bham.ac.uk




TERMS AND CONDITIONS




The 10,000 scholarship comprises two parts:
a) A lump sum scholarship component of approximately 6500 per year
b) A component of approximately 3500 per year comprising income from
Graduate Teaching Assistant duties. These duties will consist of four
hours
of teaching per week during term time, two office hours per week during
term
time, and examination and coursework marking duties. Specific rates of
pay
and conditions will be specified by contract.




Applicants will be expected to apply to external sources of funding
also; if
they are successful, they will be expected to take up the external
funding
rather than the University of Birmingham scholarship.




The scholarship competition is open to Home, EU and International
students,
studying on a full time basis.




Existing Postgraduate Research students in the Department of Political
Science and International Studies at the University of Birmingham are
not
eligible to apply.




A scholarship committee comprising the Head of Department, Director of
the
Graduate School, Director of Postgraduate Research and the Research
Director, will select the successful applicants. Applicants may be
required
to participate in a telephone interview. The decision of the committee
cannot be appealed.




Successful applicants will be informed in writing in mid-June.




For more information, please visit the official announcement.

research scholarship in Vienna

AUSSCHREIBUNG:

Stipendium zur Absolvierung eines Forschungsaufenthal tes am Institut
fuer Osteuropaeische Geschichte der Universitaet Wien fuer
Nachwuchswissenscha fter und Nachwuchswissenscha fterinnen aus dem
Bereich ‚Geschichte Suedosteuropas'

Die Universitaet Wien vergibt fuer die Zeit von 1. Oktober 2007 bis
31. Jaenner 2008

ein 4-monatiges Stipendium zur Durchfuehrung von Forschungsarbeiten
an der Albanien-Bibliothek am Institut fuer Osteuropaeische
Geschichte an der Universitaet Wien

Zielgruppe: Bewerbungsberechtig t sind Buergerinnen und Buerger der
Republik Albanien, des Kosovo und der Republik Makedonien, die zum
Zeitpunkt der Antragstellung ihren Wohnsitz in einem der drei
genannten Territorien haben.

Bewerbungsvorausset zungen:
Ausgezeichneter Studienerfolg [Mindestvoraussetzu ng: 6 absolvierte
Semester]
Gute Deutschkenntnisse
Konkretes Forschungsvorhaben im Bereich der Geschichte und Kultur der
Albaner in Suedosteuropa einschließlich der Beziehungen zu
benachbarten Voelkern fuer den Forschungsaufenthal t am Institut fuer
Osteuropaeische Geschichte der Universitaet Wien

Bewerbungsunterlage n:
eine ausfuehrliche Beschreibung des wissenschaftlichen Vorhabens, das
waehrend des Forschungsaufenthal tes an der Universitaet Wien
durchgefuehrt werden soll.
ein Motivationsschreibe n, in dem dargelegt wird, aus welchen Gruenden
die Kandidatin/der Kandidat ihren/seinen Forschungsaufenthal t an der
Albanienbibliothek bzw. einschlaegigen Forschungseinrichtu ngen
(Archiven, Bibliotheken) der Universitaet Wien absolvieren und wie
sie/er am akademischen Leben/an Lehrveranstaltungen etc. teilnehmen
moechte.
Ein ausfuehrlicher Lebenslauf mit Angabe einer postalischen
Zustelladresse, Telefonnummer und E-Mail-Adresse
Nachweis der Deutschkenntnisse
Universitaere Zeugnisse bzw. Abschlusszeugnis des bisherigen Studiums
Kopie des Passes
Eine ExpertInnenkommissi on am Institut fuer Osteuropaeische
Geschichte nimmt eine begruendete Reihung der BewerberInnen vor und
schlaegt dem Vizerektor fuer Lehre und Internationales der
Universitaet Wien eine/einen Kandidatin/Kandidat en + eine/einen
Ersatzkandidatin/ en zur endgueltigen Auswahl vor. Die BewerberInnen
werden vom Resultat der Auswahl verstaendigt.

Finanzierung:
Die Stipendiatin/ der Stipendiat erhaelt fuer die Deckung des
Lebensunterhaltes in Wien ein Stipendium in der Hoehe von € 1000.-
pro Monat fuer den Zeitraum von max. 4 Monaten. Mit diesem Stipendium
sind alle durch den Stipendienaufenthal t entstehenden Kosten zu
decken.
Einreichfrist/ Einreichstelle:
Bewerbungsunterlage n sind bis spaetestens 15.5.2007 per E-Mail oder
per Post (es gilt das Datum der E-Mail bzw. des Poststempels) an
folgende Adresse zu senden:

Prof. Dr. Oliver Jens Schmitt
Institut fuer Osteuropaeische Geschichte der Universitaet Wien
Spitalgasse 2, Hof 3
A-1090 Wien

Tel.: + 43 1 4277-411 18
Fax: + 431 4277-9411
oliver.schmitt@ univie.ac. at

Die Bewerbung kann per Post oder per E-Mail [falls
Bewerbungsunterlage n wie Passkopie, Zeugnisse etc. nicht scannbar
sind, muessen sie per Fax oder per Post gesendet werden] erfolgen.
Falls die Bewerbung per Post erfolgt, muss dies in einem E-Mail bis
spaetestens 15.5.2007 angekuendigt werden.

Re: Bursa per Shqiptaret

LL.M in Public Law and Human Rights Graduate Scholarship (2007/08)

Scholarships for Studies and Expenses

Scholarship/ Financial aid: Full for selected students
Deadline: 11 June 2007
Open to: Students that hold an undergraduate degree in law or
comparable degree and are nationals of the countries listed under the
heading „Eligibility Requirements" . Additional information is also
available at: http://www.rgsl. edu.lv.

Terms of Announcement:

Purpose

The Riga Graduate School of Law announces Scholarships for an LL.M
degree with a specialization in Public International Law and Human
Rights funded by the Open Society Institute (OSI). Eligible students
currently are being recruited to apply for the Riga Graduate School of
Law (RGSL) Scholars Programme. The programme provides expertise in
Public International Law and Human Rights and also offers courses in
private European Law. The programme is competitive and very
prestigious. The Programme is based at the RGSL located in Riga,
Latvia. It is open to all persons who hold an undergraduate degree in
law or a comparable degree, such as political science or international
relations, or will be awarded a degree prior to admission to the
programme. The 2007/08 Scholars Class starts on 3 September 2007.

The purpose of these scholarships is to support students who have
demonstrated academic excellence in law or a comparable field of study
and have a demonstrated commitment to work in the field of public law,
human rights, or public service.

Overview

Scholarships are available to students from Russia, Byelorussia,
Ukraine and South Eastern Europe and Central Eurasia regions (see
eligible countries below). Each scholarship recipient will receive
amount covering tuition and fees for the LL.M study programme. An
additional scholarship is allocated to travel, accommodation and
incidental education expenses. Students granted a scholarship must
write their master's thesis in the field of public international law
or human rights. Priority will be given to students who commit to work
in any of the following areas upon completion of the program: human
rights, public law and public service. Furthermore, RGSL seeks to
recruit students who have worked within an organization with which OSI
has a relationship already, or students who are willing to work with
such an organization upon completion of the program. In the
application, students are required to provide specific detail on their
expectations work in a related field upon completion of the program.

Eligibility

Applicants must:

(1) Satisfy standard RGSL entry requirements (with respect to
educational background and English proficiency) ;
(2) Have experience in the fields of public international law or
human rights for a minimum of one year;
(3) Indicate in the application: current place of employment and
specify in detail the applicant's plan to return to work in the field
of public service after completing the LL.M programme.
(4) Eligible countries:
1) Russia;
2) Byelorussia;
3) Ukraine;
4) all countries listed in region of South Eastern Europe: Albania,
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Moldova,
Montenegro, Romania and Serbia;
5) all countries listed in region of Central Eurasia: Armenia,
Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan,
Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.
Application process Checklist

Submit the following by 11 June 2007:

• the completed Application Form;
• a 2 (two) recommendation letters from a professional or academic
contact describing the applicant's academic record, achievements and
activities (research, community service, and programme development) in
Public International Law, Human Rights or related discipline;
• a personal statement from the applicant that describes the insights
he or she gained from achievements and activities (research, community
service, and programme development) in Public International Law or
Human Rights. Limit is two pages, 1,5 spaced (Times New Roman).

Incomplete applications will not be considered.

Applications for RGSL Scholars Programme are available on-line
through: http://www.rgsl.edu/ lv.
By mail: Riga Graduate School of Law, Alberta iela 13, Riga LV 1010,
Latvia.
Telephone: +371 703 206, +371 703 200.

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Joint Masters Degree English and American Studies for the Alps Adriatic
Region

Decide for one of the consortium partners as your home university and apply
now!

The two-year English-taught Joint Degree Program in English and American
Studies for the Alps Adriatic Region is aimed at highly motivated students
with a background in English and American Studies and a strong record of
academic success. It offers specialized academic training in English and
American Studies focusing on the three core topics of literature,
linguistics and cultural studies. The universities in the consortium
(Bamberg, Graz, New York, Pecs and Venice) are working together to guarantee
a high quality international curriculum with regional aspects.

Students interested in the program apply to one of the consortium partners
as their home university, and will be able to draw on the expertise and
focus of all the partners in the context of the joint degree program as well
as a summer school that will be offered on an annual basis to allow students
to further specialize and gather additional ECTS. The mobility semester can
be spent at any of the partner institutions as well as at Roehampton
University / UK an associated partner

At the successful completion of the program students will be awarded a
jointly conferred master degree automatically recognized in the countries of
all consortium partners.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Degree: Joint Master's Degree "English and American Studies for the Alps
Adriatic Region" (Master of Arts)

Partners: Otto-Friedrich University Bamberg / Germany, University of Graz /
Austria, University of Venice / Italy, University of Pecs / Hungary and the
City College New York / USA; associated partner: Roehampton University / UK

Credits: 120 ECTS credits

Duration: 2 years (4 semesters)

Mobility: at least 1 semester = 30 ECTS Credits at partner university

Language of instruction: English

Start of the program: academic year 2007/08

Costs: enrolment fees according to the universities' regulations.

Financial support: The participating universities may offer a certain
number of grants for mobility.

Deadline for application is May 15th (receiving date)

More information and application forms available at: http://internationa l
uni-graz.at/ aajdeas/ (for contact details and application
form)

PHD ne Ekonomi ne Angli

INSTITUTI I SHOQËRISË SË HAPUR dhe
SHKOLLA E BIZNESIT E UNIVERSITETIT STAFFORDSHIRE (UK)

mirëpresin aplikime për :

BURSA PËR MPhil/PhD NË EKONOMI
STUDIM NË DISTANCË (4 VJET)

Aplikantët duhet të jenë qytetarë shqiptarë e me banim në Shqipëri.

Aplikantët duhet të kenë rezultate të shkëlqyera akademike dhe të kenë njohuri të mira të gjihës angleze. Ata duhet të jenë pedagogë ose të merren me punë kërkimore në një institucion akademik ose organizatë që merret me punë kërkimore.

Bursa mbulon shpenzimet për tarifat akademike në Universitetin Staffordshire, shpenzimet e jetesës (vetëm për një person), dhe shpenzimet e udhëtimit. Bursa zgjat për 4 vjet. Çdo vit studenti do të shpenzojë 3-4 muaj në Universitetin Staffordshire dhe pjesën tjetër në institucionin e vendit të tij. Pas mbarimit të bursës, studenti duhet të kthehet në vendin dhe institucionin e tij.

Për më shumë informacion si dhe për formularët vizitoni faqjen tonë: www.soros.al

ose të na vizitoni pranë zyrave tona me adresë:

Rruga “Qemal Stafa”, Pallati 120/2, Tiranë.
Tel: +355 4 2234621/234223/235856,
Fax: +355 4 2235855 e-mail : ibakshevani@osfa.soros.al

Dokumentacioni përkatës duhet dorëzuar pranë zyrave të Fondacionit deri më dt. 25 Janar 2010. Dokumentacioni duhet dorëzuar në dy kopje (origjinale dhe fotokopje të dokumentacionit në dy zarfa të veçantë).

CfA: Master of Arts Programme In European Studies, Lund University

Dear Balkan group,

I wanted to let you know about this new program in European Studies that
will begin in September 2010 at Lund University, Sweden.

The Master of Arts Programme In European Studies MAPES is a two-year
program, taught in English, targeting both humanists (historians,
linguists, cultural studies) and social scientists (political
scientists, sociologists, journalists and PR specialists) who want to
build knowledge about Europe and apply it iin practical circumstances
related to European Union's culture, values and identity politics.

The prpgram is hosted at Lund University, the leading research
university in southern Sweden with a tradition in education that goes
back to 1666.

An additional advantage is that there are no tuition fees attached to
the programme, including for students applying from outside the European
Union.

Hope this will be of interest!

MAPES at a glance

Program duration: 2 years
Application period: Non –EU students: December 1 - January15; EU
students (including Swedish): March 15 – April 15
Application portal: www.studera. nu
Code: LU-28660
Degree: Master of Arts in European Studies
Language of instruction: English
Career opportunities: project managers in European institutions, experts
on European Union’s cultural and identity politics, consultants in
publishing, translation and media businesses directed to a European
audience or dealing with cross-cultural communication
Further information: http://www.sol. lu.se/europastud ier
Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook .com/europastudi er

Best regards from Lund,
Anamaria

Anamaria Dutceac Segesten, Ph.D.
Program Coordinator, European Studies
SOL, Absalon 416
Lund University
Box 201, 221 00
Lund, Sweden
++46-(0)46-222- 8823 (office)
++46-(0)768- 075528 (mobile)