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GKS (GLOBAL KOREA SCHOLARSHIP) PROGRAM

LOCATION: Korea

This is a government-invited scholarship degree program aimed at fostering global talent and establishing international networks by inviting outstanding students from around the world.
The Korean government provides international students with opportunities to study and offers various scholarship programs.

ELIGIBILITY:

Undergraduate Degrees (including Associate Degree)

Programs: Consisting of departments in various fields established over 80 GKS Universities nationwide

Specialization (UIC): Science and engineering departments focused on customized curriculum and field experience through industry-university collaboration

Available only for associate and bachelor’s degree programs

General Program: Covering various fields, such as humanities, social studies, natural sciences, and arts and physical education, etc.

Criteria:

Nationality: Applicant and both parents must hold non-Korean citizenship

Age: Under 25 years old as of applicable year

Education : Associate Degree – High school graduate, Bachelor’s Degree – High school or associate degree graduate

Academic Performance: Cumulative GPA of 80% or higher in the most recent educational program

Submit your application to either the Korean embassy in your country or directly to a Korean university.

For detailed information, please refer to the application guidelines and announcements posted in the GKS notices.
Contact : gksniied@korea.kr

Graduate Degrees (Master’s and Doctoral Degrees)

Programs: Consisting of departments in various fields established over 80 GKS Universities nationwide

General Program: Covering various fields, such as humanities, social studies, natural sciences, and arts and physical education, etc.

Specialized Program:  

R&D: Science and engineering departments related to industrial fields

Only available for Master’s and Doctoral programs.

Global Network: Humanities and social science departments related to enhancing global cooperation, etc.

Experts and key figures are mainly invited, and lectures are conducted mainly in English

Only for Master’s degree program without Korean language training

Criteria

Nationality: The applicant and both parents must hold non-Korean citizenship.

Age: Must be under 40 years of age.

Level of Education: Must have graduated with a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree.

GPA: Must have an average GPA of at least 80% from the most recent academic program.

Degree programs: Applicants must submit their application either to the Korean Embassy in their home country or to one of the GKS-designated universities.

Embassy Track: Online application through the Study in Korea website (www.studyinkorea.go.kr)

University Track: Submit the application directly to a GKS-designated university.

Research programs: Applicants must submit their application to a GKS-designated university

BENEFIT:

Undergraduate Degrees (including Associate Degree) and Graduate Degrees (Master’s and Doctoral Degrees)

Scholarship Benefits: Airfare, language training costs, tuition, and study allowances

Selection Quota: Approximately 500 undergraduates (including associate degrees) + 1,900 graduate students

Scholarship Duration: Korean language training + associate degrees (2-3 years), bachelor’s degrees (4-6 years), master’s degrees (2 years), doctoral degrees (3 years)

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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA (STATE) GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIP IN CONSERVATION SCIENCES

Application Deadline: 30th November, 2026

LOCATION: USA

The University of Minnesota (State) is seeking an outstanding student to pursue a PhD research project to advance the study of white-tailed deer health and disease ecology in partnership with Bemidji State University and the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa (FDL Band). 

ELIGIBILITY:

Bachelor’s in wildlife biology, ecology, or a related field. 

Strong work ethic; excellent oral and written communication skills; high attention to detail; the ability to work independently and with external partners; and deep respect for indigenous sovereignty and dedication to cultivating respectful partnerships with indigenous communities in research. 

A positive attitude and the personality to work/live amicably with others will also be an advantage. 

Willingness and ability to work long hours in the field in extreme weather conditions. 

This research is focused on understanding deer population health dynamics and its association with deer management and survival.

Health data generated from this research will be used to conduct a disease risk analysis to clearly identify and prioritize disease hazards to mitigate during the potential translocation of elk.

The collaborative project will involve a substantial amount of field work (which the student will plan and implement), data collection and management, laboratory activities, and advanced epidemiological and ecological modeling.

Preference will be given to candidates with Native American heritage. 


More information?

Check out the University of Minnesota Conservation Sciences Program.  

To apply, a formal application package must be submitted at Slate and includes 1) a cover letter that highlights experiences and interest in graduate training, 2) your CV/resume, 3) your unofficial transcripts, and 4) 3 references. The application deadline is November 30, 2026. Please contact Dr. Tiffany Wolf at wolfx305@umn.edu for additional questions regarding this opportunity.

Contact: Tiffany Wolf wolfx305@umn.edu (preferred contact method)

BENEFIT:

Salary: Up to $30,300 per year

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