Rotary's
scholarship program aims to develop leaders in the field of peace and development through master's degree studies at top universities in Australia, the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom. The program combines research-based academic training with field experience and lasts approximately 15 to 24 months.
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The World Bank, the European Investment Bank (EIB), the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), GIZ, and the Global Covenant of Mayors have established
a fund that provides technical assistance and capacity building to support cities in developing and emerging countries during the initial planning and implementation stages of sustainable urban projects. The program promotes low-carbon and climate-resilient strategies and facilitates access to international funding sources for green infrastructure, sustainable mobility, and energy management.
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Mastercard
's global accelerator program is designed for growth-stage fintech startups seeking to scale their business models. It provides personalized mentorship, access to a global network of experts, strategic partnerships, and connections with banks, governments, and technology partners. The program lasts approximately six months and does not involve direct investment, but it offers high visibility and collaboration opportunities.
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The Anglican Episcopal Church in Japan
has announced the annual call for applications for the Bishop Williams Fund's Visiting Research Fellow Program, aimed at outstanding candidates from developing countries in Asia, Africa, and South America. Research fields include nursing, medicine, education, agriculture, and more. The program covers airfare, accommodation, tuition, and a stipend. Applicants must be under 35 years of age and have good employment prospects upon returning to their home country. A letter of recommendation from an Anglican bishop is required. Applications should be mailed to Rikkyo University in Japan, and only one research fellow is selected each year. Assistance is requested in disseminating this information and advising potential candidates.
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The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS)
offers scholarships for research stays in Japan in three categories: standard postdoctoral, long-term invitation, and short-term invitation. These include airfare, insurance, and a monthly or daily stipend.
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E-Talent Ecuadorian Tertiary Educators Transformation and Learning Enhancement
is a new European project led by the University of Vigo, in collaboration with the Polytechnic Institute of Porto, the Enter Network, and Ecuadorian universities. Funded with nearly €1 million by Erasmus+ CBHE, it aims to retrain over 400 teachers and develop 100 experts who will form a Monitoring Committee for peer evaluations. The initiative seeks not only to improve educational quality but also to strengthen the role of teachers as central agents of institutional innovation.
Researchers seek to reform the teaching profession in Ecuador Read more »
Ecuador-United Arab Emirates Economic and Investment Forum: The Secretariat of Higher Education, Science, Technology and Innovation (Senescyt) led the event "Youth, Innovation and Culture."
Ecuador and the United Arab Emirates strengthened their cooperation in higher education, science, and technology during the 1st Economic and Investment Forum. Authorities from both countries highlighted the potential of artificial intelligence to democratize access to education, personalize learning, and bridge the digital divide, emphasizing the development of human talent and the promotion of innovation as drivers of sustainable development.
Innovation, talent, and cooperation: Ecuador and the Emirates strengthen ties in education and technology. Read more »
EURAXESS LAC
This webinar aims to present the opportunities available in the 2025 Horizon Europe calls for proposals for the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region. We will explore the main areas of cooperation and the key requirements for participation. Furthermore, we will provide practical information on the new work program and how to strengthen collaboration between researchers and institutions in LAC and Europe. Don't miss this opportunity to boost scientific cooperation and innovation!
Free event in Spanish, no interpretation. Duration: 75 minutes
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