THE QS WORLD GRAD SCHOOL TOUR

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Nine scholarship schemes to support aspiring international Masters and PhD students in 2010 have been made available by QS, the London based team behind www.topgradschool.com and the QS World Grad School Tour, the world’s largest series of graduate fairs.

The scholarships, offered by QS and in association with New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts Asia, IE, EMLYON and Golden Key International, will help support top international students pursuing Masters and PhD programs at their chosen universities. The QS Scholarship for Academic Excellence is the oldest of the nine schemes and this year’s winner, Anna Pak from Germany, will take up her scholarship at Kings College London this October.

New for 2010, QS has also launched the QS Scholarship for Central and Eastern European Women worth € 2,000 and available to women who attend the QS World Grad School Tour in Central/Eastern Europe.
The total scholarship fund available in 2010 is US$150,000 and to be eligible one of the conditions is that candidates attend one of the QS World Grad School Tour events.



Prospective graduate students will have the opportunity to gain unique information on international scholarships and Masters and PhD programs directly at any QS World Grad School Tour event.
The QS World Grad School Tour will visit Bucharest on Monday 12 October 2009. The event will take place at the Intercontinental Hotel (4 Nicolae Balcescu Bldv) from 16h00 to 20h00.
The entrance to the QS World Grad School Tour as well as to the seminars is free.

To register and find more information about the QS scholarships visit www.topgradschool.com/scholarships

About The QS World Grad School Tour
The QS World Grad School Tour offers a unique opportunity for potential graduate candidates to meet admissions officers of the world’s top universities face-to-face at venues around the world. Candidates can register for free at www.topgradschool.com. Now in its ninth-year, the Tour will be visiting 50 cities in 36 different countries in 2009.