Roma Access Program 2010-2011 for Central and Eastern European Candidates

June 26, 2010

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The Central European University, with the financial support of the Roma Education Fund, and private donors, is offering a 9-month Preparatory Course for promising young Roma from Central and Eastern Europe. Full scholarships will be awarded, covering travel, tuition, housing and living stipend.

Goal:

The goal is to prepare Roma enter international post-graduate studies (at master’s level) through open competition at CEU, North American or Western European universities and focuses on academic and English language development. The program will: involve Roma students in the core degree programs of CEU (auditing CEU classes), prepare them for their chosen field of study through intensive training, accustom them to advanced academic life, raise their English to a level adequate for post-graduate study, train them in post-graduate level academic skills.

Course:

The full-time course will start in October 2010 and last until spring 2011. It is a combination of:

Discipline specific tutoring (in the fields of Law/Human Rights, Sociology, Gender Studies, Political Science, Public Policy or International Relations and European Studies; additional disciplines may be offered),
General Social Science tutoring,
Academic courses,
Academic writing,
English language training.

Who can apply?

Young Roma from Central and Eastern Europe (Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, FYR Macedonia, Hungary, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia and Kosovo, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine) who have:

A university/college degree in any field (preferably in the Social Sciences or Humanities),
Strong interest in post-graduate university education,
At least pre-intermediate English language skills,
Desire to study in a multicultural environment.

Application:
Your application must include:

Completed Application Form (in English),
CV, including academic background, work experience if any, and involvement in Roma related issues in your country if any (in English),
Letter of Intention, stating why you would like to participate in this program (in English),
One Reference Letter from a recognized Roma organization – translation into English should be attached if the recommendation is written in local language,
One Reference Letter from a university professor or your employer – translation into English should be attached if the recommendation is written in local language,
Official copies (bearing an ink stamp and a signature of a notary public or an authorized university official) and official English translation of all University Documents (diploma and documents showing your grades).

Please send your application package by e-mail to romaac@ceu.hu.

Or you can also send all required application documents by fax to number: 0036 1 327 3190

Or CEU, SEP, RAP
Nador u. 9
H-1051 Budapest
Hungary

Please note that ALL ORIGINAL documents must be provided upon arrival in Budapest (if accepted).

Application Deadline

Application form, CV, Letter of Intention, 2 Reference Letters and University Documents should be received by 30 June 2010 via e-mail, fax or by post.

Important additional information:

Incomplete or late application packages will not be considered.
Applicants who do not have their diploma by July 2010 cannot be considered.
As a general rule, we cannot provide assistance in accommodating family members.
If you are currently employed, you will not be able to continue your duties as this is a full-time program.

For further information please contact:

CEU’s Special Projects Office

Email: romaac@ceu.hu

Tel.: +36 1 327 3000/2094

Fax: +36 1 327 3190

For further details:

Scholarship Tags: 2010-2011, Access, candidates, CENTRAL, Eastern, European, Program, Roma