MEIG 2021-2022 Masters Scholarships for International Students (Switzerland)

The University of Geneva, Switzerland invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the  Master of Advanced Studies on European and International Governance (MEIG Programme) academic year 2021 – 2022.

This program comes with scholarships for MEIG participants from ODA-recipient countries according to the list established by OECD/DAC. Up to 30 full scholarships are offered yearly. Opportunities to build strong networks in Geneva and Brussels.

• Table of Content
• About Master of Advanced Studies European and International Governance (MEIG)
• MEIG Masters Scholarships
• Aim and Benefits of MEIG Masters Scholarships
• Requirements for MEIG Masters Scholarships Qualification
• Documents Required for Application
• Application Deadline
• How to Apply

About Master of Advanced Studies European and International Governance (MEIG)

The MEIG Programme, organised by the University of Geneva in cooperation with the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG), combines the academic excellence of the University of Geneva, the Centre d’études juridiques européennes and the Global Studies Institute with the expertise of practitioners from diverse international organisations and bodies based in Geneva and Brussels. The programme lasts 10months (from September to July). The MEIG is structured in 10 thema... continue reading

MEIG Masters Scholarships

Aim and Benefits of MEIG Masters Scholarships

Scholarship covers full tuition and other related spending

Requirements for MEIG Masters Scholarships Qualification

The Master of Advanced Studies in European and International Governance is open to candidates who are willing to participate to the Programme in its entirety or to participate only in one or some of the proposed modules.

To take part in the entire programme or in the individual modules, applicants must:

• Hold a valid academic degree, Bachelor or Master’s level or equivalent.
• Be fluent written and spoken English
• Professional Experience in the field of study is a plus.
• Applicants from Non-English speaking nations may be required to present English Language Proficiency. See scholarships eligibility.

Documents Required for Application

In addition to the application form, you will be required to submit the following supporting documents, translated into English, if necessary (English translations do not need to be officially certified for this purpose):

• Copies of official statements of income (your own and/or any other relevant persons, family members or other, whom you might call on for support);
• Official statement from a bank or other savings institution, and/or tax forms, indicating available funds and assets;
• Copies of responses to your other scholarship and/or loan requests, including from employers, if applicable.

Summarily, candidates must submit a complete application file, containing the following documents:

• Completed and signed application form
• Curriculum vitae (in English) with a portrait photograph (headshot)
• Copy of passport or ID (personal details page)
• Copy of the relevant academic diploma (latest one)
• Transcript of records (if available)
• Copy of certificates or other evidence of past and present professional positions
• Letter of motivation in English

Please do not send original documents or certificates. More information can be found on the MEIG Masters Scholarships 2021/2022 at the link provided

Application Deadline

How to Apply

 To apply for a scholarship or financial aid please complete and sign the scholarship and financial aid application form.

For more details, visit MEIG website.