This unique programme is offered by four leading universities in Eastern Partnership Region:Yerevan State University (coordinator), Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Belarusian State University, University of European Political and Economic Studies (USPEE) in Moldova and in cooperation with the European Interuniversity Center (Venice).
Candidates holding Bachelors’ degree in any undergraduate programme and are interested in majoring in human rights, democracy building and democratization may apply for the Human Rights and Democratization Master Program. The program has no age limitations. International students are most welcome to apply and study at the Center for European Studies.
All applications will be review and evaluate according to the following selection criteria:
- Academic merit (Educational background, CV);
- Motivation: Interest in human rights and democratization issues;
- Provided written paper;
- Commitment to idea of voluntarism and social involvement;
- Experience in relevant fields.
All successful candidates will be shortlisted and invited for interviews.
Scholarship
The scholarship includes cover of travel expenses (up to EUR 600) and monthly stipend for living expenses and accommodation. The amount of scholarship will vary depending on the country of study (EUR 400, EUR 500 and EUR600).
How to apply?
All candidates should apply online latest by 30 June 2015 and include the following documents:
- A full Curriculum Vitae (Europass CV)
- Motivation Letters (1500-2000 characters) both in English and Russian;
- Essay on Human Rights and Democratization related topics (1500-2000 words);
- Contact details for two nominees to provide Reference Letters (one from academia, and one from a current or former employer, if the applicant has work experience);
- Scanned University Diploma or Diplomas;
- English proficiency test score- TOEFL (PBT 513-547; IBT 65-80) or IELTS (5.5-6);
- Academic Transcripts.
For more information please visit the official web-site.