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Reminder – Chinese Government Scholarship Offer 2026-2027 / Application Deadline Following our previous correspondence, and in particular DCEU correspondence no. 2746 dated November 14, 2025, concerning the Chinese Government scholarship offer for the 2026-2027 academic year, please find attached the essential information regarding this offer.. This program is intended for top-performing students enrolled in the 2025-2026 academic year in a Master 2 (M2) or Engineering 5 (5) program, with the aim of preparing for a PhD. Application deadline: January 15, 2026 (strict deadline) This deadline is set to allow sufficient time for processing applications and transmitting results to the relevant authorities within the required timeframe. To this end, we would appreciate it if you could: ensure that application files are complete and compliant with the required documents; specify if the applicant has already received prior acceptance from a Chinese university; if so, attach the corresponding supporting documents to the application. As a reminder, the application files (PDF of the applicants’ information + Excel file), compiled into a single compressed folder per institution, must be submitted exclusively via the following link:….. The Vice-Rector for External Relations, or a duly appointed representative, is also requested to personally oversee the submission of the application via the indicated link.

Call for Applications for PhD Programs in China Please find attached correspondence no. 2746 from the DCEU dated November 14, 2025, concerning the Chinese government scholarship program for the 2026-2027 academic year. This program is open to top-performing students enrolled in the 2025-2026 academic year in a Master’s (M2) or Engineering (M5) program, who are pursuing a PhD. The application documents are also attached. For each applicant, the following documents must be compiled into a single PDF file, in the order indicated below: The application file must include: 1. The application form (template attached) 2. A copy of the baccalaureate transcript 3. Proof of enrollment/re-enrollment for all 5 years of university studies 4. Transcripts for the first 4 years of study (L1/I1, L2/I2, L3/I3, M1/I4 for Universities and University Centers or CP1, CP2, 1ASC, 2ASC for Higher Schools) 5. The applicant’s ranking certificate (in relation to their graduating class) 6. The student’s star rating certificate (template attached). Note: The applicant’s PDF files for each institution, as well as the Excel file, must be compiled into a single (compressed) folder.  

This program is open to top-performing students (maximum 3 students per specialization) enrolled during the 2025-2026 academic year in their third year of undergraduate studies (L3) or their second year of Master’s studies (M2/Engineering 5), respectively, and aiming to prepare for a Master’s degree or a PhD. You will also find attached the necessary application documents. Stipendium As a reminder, the deadline for online registration on the Stipendium platform is January 15, 2026. Scanned files containing the documents listed below must be submitted by candidates who have completed their online registration (a copy of the Stipendium Hungaricum registration confirmation is mandatory), along with the attached Excel file to be completed by the institution. Applications must be submitted before February 1, 2027. Each applicant must compile all of the following documents into a single PDF file, in the order indicated below: The application file must include: 1. The application form (template attached) 2. Proof of online registration on the Stipendium application platform 3. A copy of the selection report 4. A handwritten application from the applicant outlining their motivation for this program, approved by their supervisor 5. A copy of the baccalaureate transcript 6. * For Doctoral (Ph.D.) applications: Proof of enrollment/re-enrollment for all 5 years of university studies ** For Master’s applications: Proof of enrollment/re-enrollment for all 3 years of university studies 7. * For Doctoral (Ph.D.) applications: Transcripts for the first 4 years of study (L1/I1, L2/I2, L3/I3, M1/I4 for Universities and University Centers or CP1, CP2, 1ASC, 2ASC for Graduate Schools) ** For Master’s applications: Transcripts from the first two years of study (L1, L2) 8. Certificate of valedictorian status (template attached). 9. Certificate of student’s star rating (template attached). 10. Copy of the first page of the passport 11. A passport photo Note: The applicants’ PDF files from each institution, as well as the Excel file, must be combined into a single (compressed) folder and uploaded to the following link: Master Call_for_Applications_2026_27 PhD_Call_for_Applications_2026_27 Attestation de classement (2) Attestation-Etudiant X étoiles (2) Attestation de classement (2) Fiche de candidature_bourse Hongrie 2026-2027 Fichier Excel_HONGRIE_c

Call for applications to the “Master of Advanced Studies in European and International Governance (MEIG) – 2026” program – Geneva Letter from the Deputy Director of Student and Staff Mobility, regarding the launch of the call for applications for the European and International Governance program – MEIG 2026, which will take place in Geneva starting in September 2026. 📌 Important information: Interested students are invited to visit the following website to download the application and scholarship application forms, as well as the list of required documents: 👉 https://www.meig.ch/admissions/application Complete applications must be sent before December 20, 2025, to the following email address: 📧 meig@unige.ch 🗓️ Registration schedule: First session: open until November 15, 2025 Second session: from November 15 by December 18, 2025 (Applications will be reviewed in the order in which they are received.) We would appreciate it if you could widely distribute this call to potentially interested students and send us the list of candidates who have applied to this program by December 20, 2025, for transmission to the Swiss counterpart. For more information