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20 October 09 Inside Justice ® Renee Dopplick
Tags: Human Rights, Professional, Funding, Students Last updated: 20 October 09
The International Peace Research Institute in Oslo, Norway (PRIO) is accepting applications for 1-year scholarships for master’s degree students specializing in conflict resolution and peacebuilding, national security, global security, or the study of civil wars. The scholarship would begin between January and June 2010.
All students worldwide may apply. The Institute encourages students with non-Western backgrounds to apply.
The deadline for applications is 16 November 2009.
Applications are to be submitted in English and may be sent by email. Please see the detailed submission information: Information for Applicants
All students worldwide may apply. The Institute encourages students with non-Western backgrounds to apply.
The deadline for applications is 16 November 2009.
Applications are to be submitted in English and may be sent by email. Please see the detailed submission information: Information for Applicants
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