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Bursary for PhD programme in Mathematical Sciences 2014

DAAD, the German Academic Exchange Service, in association with AIMS, provides five in-region bursary for a PhD programme in Mathematical Sciences. These scholarship are available to students wishing to commence a PhD programme at a South African University. Funds awarded by the bursary must be used towards covering the costs of tuition fees, living expenses, medical insurance, books, stationery, research literature expenses, study permit and research.

ELIGIBILITY

African nationals from Sub Saharan countries (excluding South African nationals), and not older than 36 years of age on the date of nomination may apply. Women are particularly encouraged to submit an application.

APPLICATION

Applications for 2014 are now open. An application form for a DAAD scholarship for Postgraduate Studies must be completed. The application form and the following documents must be submitted to the address below:

  • Curriculum Vitae (Europass format)
  • Recommendation by your head of department
  • Copies of all university degree certificates (certified copies only)
  • Copies of all university transcripts (certified copies only)
  • At least temporary admission letter indicating the fees structure of the required university (original or certified copy only)
  • Declaration of acceptance from academic supervisor (original only)
  • Detailed and precise description of the research proposal with detailed working plan and time schedule until graduation.

POSTAL ADDRESS

The Administrative Officer
DAAD PhD Scholarships
6 Melrose Road
Muizenberg
7945
South Africa
  

CLOSING DATE

Applications must reach AIMS by 30 November. Applications will be pre-selected by AIMS before forwarding a short-list to DAAD in Bonn for final approval.

Oakhill School & College Bursaries

okahillBursaries are offered annually to provide educational opportunities at Oakhill to children from less privileged circumstances in our community who show strong academic and/or special talent potential. The number of bursaries awarded annually will be determined by the availability of funding.

Guideline for Bursary Selection:
Academic – Strong language and numeric skills with aggregates above 60%. English as a spoken and written language is essential. A pre-entrance examination may be required.
Age – Younger bursary students are preferred from local Garden Route schools.
Family environment – A stable home environment with a strong value system is essential.
Talents – Sport, music, drama & art talents are recognised provided the student meets the academic criteria.
Financial need – Students with financial need and from disadvantaged backgrounds will be considered. Financial documents will be required.
Social – Involvement and participation in community service, sport, extra-mural activities and a strong sense of responsibility and determination is a requirement.

How to Apply
Step 1: Visit Oakhill
Visit our School for a relaxed walkabout at a time of your convenience – call our admin office to make an appointment.
Send your child to Experience an Oakhill Day.
Come to one of our Open Days.
Chat with a current Oakhill parent (we will gladly put you in touch).

Step 2: Provisional Application
The Oakhill Enrolment forms and Financial Assistance Application are to be completed and handed to the Admissions Department together with all supporting documents by the 10th of August each year. You will be required to meet with our Bursary Officer and Headmaster for an interview. A registration fee is payable which is refundable should your bursary application not be successful.

Step 3: Bursary Acceptance
Bursary offerings will be made by 30 September of each year to successful applicants.

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Source: Oakhill School & College