Category Archives: PhD/post doctoral

SHANGHAI JIAO TONG UNIVERSITY CHINESE GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP – POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM

Application Deadline: April 15th, 2026

LOCATION: China

This program is funded by a full scholarship provided by the Chinese Ministry of Education. Shanghai Jiao Tong University independently recruits postgraduate students under the Chinese Government Scholarship program to pursue related disciplines at the university. To welcome outstanding international students from around the world to apply to our medical programs, the School of Medicine has formulated these detailed regulations.

ELIGIBILITY:

Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens and in good health.

Applicants must be students who are not studying in China.

Applicants must meet the academic and age requirements for admission: Applicants for doctoral degree programs must have a master’s degree and be no older than 40 years old; applicants for master’s degree programs must have a bachelor’s degree and be no older than 35 years old.

Excellent academic performance and outstanding conduct.

Not currently receiving any other Chinese scholarships (from the Chinese government, local governments, other universities or institutions, etc.).

Master’s Degree: Applicants who meet the online application requirements must fill out and submit their applications through the China Scholarship Council’s “Online Application System for Studying in China.”

Please provide your name information and print out the application form. The website for the China Scholarship Council’s online application system for studying in China is http://laihua.csc.edu.cn . For applicants who do not yet meet the online application requirements, please fill out the “Application Form for Chinese Government Scholarship” (printed by the China Scholarship Council). Please download it from www.csc.edu.cn , carefully read the instructions, and fill in each section clearly and accurately in Chinese or English, then sign it.

Doctoral students: Applicants who meet the online application requirements must fill out and submit their application information through the China Scholarship Council’s “Online Application System for Studying in China” and print out the submitted application form. The website for the China Scholarship Council’s Online Application System for Studying in China is http://laihua.csc.edu.cn. Applicants who do not yet meet the online application requirements can fill out the “Application Form for Chinese Government Scholarship” (printed by the China Scholarship Council). Please download it from www.csc.edu.cn, carefully read the instructions, and fill out each section clearly and accurately in Chinese or English, then sign it.

BENEFIT:

This program is funded by a full scholarship provided by the Chinese Ministry of Education.

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BOREL GLOBAL FELLOWS PROGRAM AT IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY’S COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCES.

Application Deadline: January 15, 2026

LOCATION: USA

The Borel Global Fellows Program supports students committed to enhancing African food security, agricultural development, and/or poverty alleviation to pursue graduate studies at Iowa State University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. The program seeks to help eradicate food and nutrition insecurity while promoting wealth and health for subsistence farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa by educating scientists at Iowa State University who will become knowledge leaders that reside and work in Sub-Saharan Africa.

ELIGIBILITY:

All faculty members with a majority appointment in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Iowa State University may submit an application for partial graduate student funding. To be considered for the Borel Global Fellows Program, the student must:

be admitted into a graduate program in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

commit to completing graduate studies as a means for preparation of a career contributing to food security in Sub-Saharan Africa

complete the majority of their graduate research in Sub-Saharan Africa

demonstrate an intention to work and live in Sub-Saharan Africa after completing their graduate studies

A completed application will include a cover letter from the major professor, a CV of the student, and a copy of the student’s goal statement. Due date each year: January 15. Cover letters will address the commitment of the major professor to provide the remaining required funding (typically tuition, fees and research costs) and his/her commitment to support the student’s research in Sub-Saharan Africa. Applications are not accepted directly from graduate students. Applications may only be submitted by Iowa State University professors to request support for graduate students who have already been accepted into a graduate program in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. 

Iowa State University faculty interested in submitting an application can contact the Office for Global Engagement staff. 

BENEFIT:

Up to $25,000 per year per student of funding is available to support graduate student stipends (or a combination of a partial stipend and research funding) for up to 30 months for MS students and up to 42 months for PhD students. Funding for travel by the student to and from Africa for research purposes also is available.

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