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15 ARMENIAN CITIZENS TO STUDY IN USA UNDER EDMUND S. MUSKIE GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM IN 2008
ARKA
Nov 6, 2007
YEREVAN, November 6. /ARKA/. Fifteen Armenian citizens will have
an opportunity to improve their professional qualifications in
USA under Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellowship Program next year,
the responsible on the program at IREX (International Research &
Exchanges Board) Zhanna Khachatrian said Tuesday.
Last year, of 300 applicants from Armenia 16 students left for USA
to improve their education under the program, she said at the seminar
for applicants Tuesday.
According to Khachatrian, 170 applicants from all over Commonwealth
of Independent States (CIS) will have the opportunity to study in
USA under the program.
This year the program started on October 17 and the deadline for
applications is November 16. The competition will be held in three
stages and the final result is to be announced in May 2008, Khachatrian
said. The program is financed by the U.S. Government. The program
provides three kinds of scholarships - for one-year master degree
studies, for two-year master degree course and for one-year course
with a certificate to be awarded on completion.
Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellowship Program was established by
the U.S. Congress in 1992 and is aimed at promoting economic and
democratic growth in Eurasian countries. The fields of the studies are
business administration, economy, education, international relations,
journalism, public administration, public health.
ARKA
Nov 6, 2007
YEREVAN, November 6. /ARKA/. Fifteen Armenian citizens will have
an opportunity to improve their professional qualifications in
USA under Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellowship Program next year,
the responsible on the program at IREX (International Research &
Exchanges Board) Zhanna Khachatrian said Tuesday.
Last year, of 300 applicants from Armenia 16 students left for USA
to improve their education under the program, she said at the seminar
for applicants Tuesday.
According to Khachatrian, 170 applicants from all over Commonwealth
of Independent States (CIS) will have the opportunity to study in
USA under the program.
This year the program started on October 17 and the deadline for
applications is November 16. The competition will be held in three
stages and the final result is to be announced in May 2008, Khachatrian
said. The program is financed by the U.S. Government. The program
provides three kinds of scholarships - for one-year master degree
studies, for two-year master degree course and for one-year course
with a certificate to be awarded on completion.
Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellowship Program was established by
the U.S. Congress in 1992 and is aimed at promoting economic and
democratic growth in Eurasian countries. The fields of the studies are
business administration, economy, education, international relations,
journalism, public administration, public health.