EU Study Days is a project of the Delegation of the European Union to Ukraine, which provides an opportunity for high school, university and postgraduate students to learn more about the European Union and EU-Ukraine relations from key European and Ukrainian experts in this field. The project promotes the development of a network of Ukrainian youth for communication, exchange of experience, cooperation and implementation of joint initiatives.

The EU Study Days Online School will take place from 05 August to 08 October 2024.

The European Parliament offers two types of internships: internships in the Secretariat (Schuman internships) and internships with MEPs

• Internship in the Secretariat - Schuman Programme internship

Schuman internships are paid and can take place in one of the official workplaces of the European Parliament - Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg - or in its liaison offices in the Member States.

A Schuman internship will enhance your education and professional training. It will give you the opportunity to learn about the work of the EU institutions and the European Parliament, which is an important forum for decision-making and political debate at the EU level.

The Fulbright Scholarship Programme, sponsored by the U.S. government and administered by the Institute of International Education (IIE), is a major player in the international education system.

Over the 75-year history of the programme, more than 400,000 university graduates, teachers, scholars and researchers, professionals and artists have been awarded Fulbright scholarships.

The scholarship is awarded to conduct research at universities, research centres, and cultural institutions in the United States for a period of three to nine months. Areas of specialisation: humanities, social sciences, sciences, engineering and natural sciences.

The Petro Yatsyk Non-Residential Scholars Programme will bring together Ukrainian scholars, civil servants, graduate students and public intellectuals to participate in regular virtual seminars moderated by a faculty member affiliated with the Petro Yatsyk Program in Ukrainian Studies at the University of Toronto.

During their participation, the fellows will work on and present a scholarly/artistic/public policy project of their choice on a common theme related to the war and Ukraine's reconstruction, with a focus on governance and the state, law and security, culture and history.

The Bucharest Summer University is the official summer school of the University of Bucharest Economics, organised annually by the University of Bucharest Economics Student Union (USASE) and the ASE Student Senate under the academic mentorship of one of the eleven faculties of the University.

The Bucharest Summer University is an international cultural and academic event that will take place from 11 to 25 August 2024, focusing on economic issues and related areas of interest, and aims to promote common academic values.

The MSCA Fellowships enhance the creative and innovative potential of postdoctoral researchers who wish to acquire new skills through advanced training, international, interdisciplinary and intersectoral mobility.

The programme also encourages researchers to work on research and innovation projects in the non-academic sector and is open to researchers wishing to reintegrate in Europe, those displaced by conflict, and high-potential researchers seeking to re-establish their careers in science.

Dear colleagues, applicants for higher education, and all those interested in international academic mobility opportunities!

In accordance with the current inter-institutional agreement between the National University "Odesa Law Academy" and the University of Seville, Spain, under the Erasmus+ programme, the start of the competitive selection of participants for study during the 1st semester of the academic year 2024-2025 has been announced.

Students of the 2nd-4th year of undergraduate and Master's degree programmes in Psychology and Management, who have at least a B1 level of English, are invited to participate in the competition.

Dear colleagues, applicants for higher education, and all those interested in international academic mobility opportunities!

In accordance with the current inter-institutional agreement between the National University "Odesa Law Academy" and Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania, under the Erasmus+ programme, the start of the competitive selection of participants for study during the 1st semester of the academic year 2024-2025 has been announced. The study begins on 1 September 2024 and lasts until 2 February 2025.

FUTURE UKRAINE is a new DAAD programme that aims to support Ukrainian universities and provide young researchers with opportunities to contribute to the rebuilding of Ukraine and its scientific landscape.

Thanks to the programme, you will be able to work on your research in Germany for six months and receive a monthly stipend to cover your living expenses. You will also receive a round-trip travel allowance and insurance.

Who can apply?

Highly qualified Ukrainian postgraduate students (master's students), doctoral students, postdoctoral researchers (postdocs, university professors) working/studying at higher education institutions in Ukraine, regardless of the country in which they currently reside.

The European Private Law Summer School has been held in Salzburg every year since 2000. The school's lecturers come from almost all EU countries, as well as from Argentina, Brazil, Puerto Rico, the United States, Canada, South Africa, China, Japan, Turkey, Ukraine, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. Therefore, classes are taught exclusively by experts from the respective countries in German, French or English.

This year's summer school will take place from 1 to 13 July 2024.

TOUCH is an excellent new doctoral programme run by the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) to train future mental health researchers.

Objective:

To recruit and train 24 doctoral students in four main thematic areas of research in mental health and well-being;

- Promoting mental health and well-being across the life course.

 Transdisciplinary approach to the determinants of mental health and well-being.

- Multilevel strategies for assessment and intervention in mental health and well-being: from genomics to personomics

- Governance in mental health systems: participation, education and community.

The Leavitt Institute for International Development (TLI), a leading American non-profit organization, invites law students and practicing lawyers to take part in its transformative program. TLI is dedicated to shaping legal professionals who are equipped with Western legal ethics, critical thinking skills, and a strong understanding of Ukrainian legislation.

A competitive selection of applications for participation in the Erasmus+ educational mobility program at the University of Groningen (Netherlands) has been launched

The competition is open to 3-4 year students of the bachelor's and master's degree programs in Law and International Law. The mobility must be implemented in the second (spring) semester of the 2024-2025 academic year. The academic semester will last from February 3, 2025 to July 04, 2025.

According to the Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Singapore, the Agency for Science, Technology and Research Singapore (A*STAR) has provided an opportunity for Ukrainian students to participate in two international programmes.

In particular, the following were allocated:

- 5 scholarships under the Singapore International Pre-Graduate Award (SIPGA) programme (research for 2 to 6 months at A*STAR research institutes for 3-4 year undergraduate and master's students);

- 3 scholarships under the Singapore International Graduate Award (SINGA) programme (4-year PhD programme at A*STAR research institutes in partnership with Singapore universities).

Improve your legal skills this winter - registration for Winter ELSA Law Schools 2025 is open!

Choose from 15 unique schools and discover different parts of Europe as you immerse yourself in the world of law with students from all over Europe. This is a unique combination of academic programmes and cultural experiences that will help you expand your legal horizons.

For Immediate Release

The Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law (MPIL) is now accepting applications for its highly regarded Internship Programme. This opportunity offers outstanding undergraduate and graduate students the chance to engage with cutting-edge research in the fields of international law, comparative public law, and European law.

Recognized as a premier research institution, MPIL provides interns the opportunity to work alongside leading experts and immerse themselves in a vibrant intellectual community. Interns will not only participate in research activities but also contribute to the preparation of academic meetings, legal summaries, and conferences. The programme aims to enhance interns' academic and professional skills, while offering invaluable networking opportunities for future careers in law and related fields.

Imperial College London invites high-performing students to apply for the President’s PhD Scholarships, offering an exceptional opportunity to pursue a fully funded PhD at one of the world’s leading research institutions.

If you are a driven undergraduate or Master’s student with a passion for research and academic excellence, the President's PhD Scholarships provide an unparalleled platform to advance your career. Successful applicants will receive full funding, including tuition fees, a stipend of £25,224 per year (2024/25 rate) to support living expenses, and an annual consumables fund of £2,000 for the first three years.

A competitive selection of applications for participation in the Erasmus+ educational mobility program at Anadolu University (Turkey) has been launched.

Applicants of the 1-3 year of the bachelor's degree, 1 year of the master's degree and 1-3 year of the postgraduate degree in Law and International Law, who have at least B1 level of English or Turkish language proficiency, are invited to participate in the competition.

The mobility should be implemented in the second (spring) semester of the 2024-2025 academic year. The academic semester will last from February 10 to May 25, 2024.

In accordance with the terms of the Erasmus+ program, participants in the international academic mobility program are provided with a scholarship and travel expenses are reimbursed.

In order to participate in the competition, it is necessary to provide scanned copies and subsequently the originals of the following documents to the International Relations Department no later than December 20, 2024

1. resume (CV, in Europass format);

2. academic transcript (a list of all academic disciplines you have attended at the University, with grades);

3. a relevant certificate confirming knowledge of a foreign language;

4. foreign passport;

5. a motivation letter,

6. a copy of the diploma of a junior specialist / junior bachelor / bachelor with an appendix (if any).

Letters of recommendation from teachers and/or employers will also be an advantage.

The selection criteria from the host university for students from partner countries are as follows:

1. Be enrolled in one of the full-time study programs (including evening programs) at their university and not be a graduate student. Complete the first semester, excluding the preparatory school at the home university.

2. If a student is enrolled in one of the Erasmus+ lifelong learning programs in the current cycle (bachelor's, master's, PhD), the total duration of mobility cannot exceed 12 months, including planned activities.

3. Average GPA for bachelor's students: minimum 2.20 over 4.00. GPA for Master's and PhD students: minimum 2.50 over 4.00

4. Have a document confirming knowledge of English or Turkish at a level not lower than B1.

5. All student applicants are listed in descending order according to their Erasmus+ ranking score, which is calculated by adding %50 of the GPA to %50 of the foreign language score, and are nominated starting from the top of the list for the available quota.

6. 10 points for each mobility will be deducted from the Erasmus+ Ranking Score of students who have taken advantage of the lifelong learning program/Erasmus+ programs in the current cycle with or without a grant.

7. 10 points will be added to the Erasmus Ranking Score of students with special needs (only if it is documented).

8. 10 points are deducted from the Erasmus Ranking Score if the student's nationality is the same as the nationality of the host country

9. 10 points are deducted from the Erasmus Ranking Score if the selected student does not participate in mobility without valid reasons.

10. In the case of applying for several types of mobility at the same time, 10 points will be deducted from the Erasmus+ Ranking Score for the mobility that the student prefers.

11. Students studying in two specialties can apply for only one of them in one competition.

For more information about the higher education institution, please follow the link: https://abp.anadolu.edu.tr/en

List of elective courses for law students on the exchange program: https://cdn.anadolu.edu.tr/files/anadolu-cms/7gldkYw1/file/hukuk-f705abd24d43a2d1.pdf (English is taught in disciplines marked “Ing”)

Useful information for students studying under the exchange program is available at the following link: https://international.anadolu.edu.tr/exchange-students/exchange-incoming

The procedure for applying for an international travel permit to participate in academic mobility programs is available on our website: https://onua.edu.ua/ua/pered-mobilnistiu

More information can be found in the Department of International Relations (23 Fontanska Road, room. 207, 208 tel. +38(048) 719-88-51, email: international@onua.edu.ua

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25 June - 4 July 2025

SCiM (Student Conference in Maribor) is an international student conference that takes place every year in Maribor, Slovenia. Every year, more than 50 students from all over the world gather for the 10-day conference to participate in workshops and debates on current social and youth issues, as well as to share their critical views.

In accordance with the Programme of Cooperation between the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and the Ministry of Education of the Slovak Republic in the field of education for 2005-2008 (extended until a new document is signed), the Government of the Slovak Republic provides for Ukrainian citizens for the academic year 2025/2026

- 15 scholarships for students to study for a bachelor's/master's degree (duration of study from 1 to 10 months);

- 15 scholarships for postgraduate students to study or conduct research for lecturing or research for university professors or researchers (for a period of 1 to 10 months per person);

- 10 scholarships for studying at the Slovak language and culture summer school (the period of study is August 2025).