How to get a scholarship to study abroad

As valuable as performing internships abroad or exchange student in another country, an international scholarship is a grant conferred to outstanding students to achieve, abroad, professionalism, expertise, training and technical career that requires . This university scholarship is wholly or partly free and partly covered by international technical cooperation.

The most common types of scholarship are two undergraduate scholarships and graduate. The first is aimed at high school graduates with high academic achievement who wish to pursue their higher education abroad. The races last for four or five years, plus one year of foreign language studies if applicable.

Postgraduate scholarships, on the other hand, are awarded to high school or university graduates who wish to specialize in areas related to their profession. The graduate scholarships grants may include masters degrees, doctorates degrees, specializations, nursing, research, seminars, among others.

According to information from the Office of Scholarships and Educational Credit (OBEC), governments often grant postgraduate scholarships are Canada, Australia, New Zealand, United States, Mexico, Malaysia, Singapore, Brazil, Germany, India, Japan, Netherlands, Spain, Egypt, Israel, the Czech Republic, Sweden, Russia, Romania, Switzerland, Slovakia and Bálgica. Those that also provide undergraduate scholarships are Romania, the Czech Republic, Japan, the Slovak Republic and Russia.

In parallel, there are international organizations that offer college scholarships prestigious very reputable. These are the Organization of American States (OAS), UNESCO, the International Cooperation Agency (JICA), the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation (AECI) and the Fulbright Commission.

Undergraduate or graduate student grants fall into full or partial. A comprehensive scholarship can cover the cost of the course, the airfares, the cost of accommodation and meals, study materials, and in some cases, insurance. A partial scholarship generally pays no airfares.

Again according to the (OBEC) requirements for undergraduate scholarships are:

1) Folder international scholarships application
2) Forms of the entity offering the scholarship, duly filled
3) Secondary School Certificate, stamped by the UGEL O DRE and the Ministry of Education
4) Original Birth Certificate
5) Original Certificate Medical issued by an agency of the Ministry of Health (3 months old or less)

The requirements for postgraduate scholarships are:

1) Folder international scholarships application
2) Forms of the entity offering the university scholarship, duly filled
3) Letter of Introduction for the workplace or college addressed to the Chief Institutional INABEC and another similar to the entity granting the scholarship student
4) Copy of diploma or university degree, certified by the General Secretariat of the University
5) Curriculum Vitae signed and documented.
6) Copy of certificate of college
7) language proficiency test, if the course is taught in a foreign language
8) Original Madico Certificate issued by an agency of the Ministry of Health (3 months old or less)
9) Copy of ID

As required by the scholarship organization that should be attached to the documents specified above.

Please prepare and submit the file with all the documents required under the aforementioned requirements, since the incomplete files are not processed or evaluated. Extreme punctuality is also recommended, as it is not often receive arrive folders of application deadline.