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SCHOLARSHIPS FROM HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of
Government and the Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program announce
scholarships for study toward the Master of Public Administration in
International Development (MPA/ID).
Taught be a world-renowned faculty, including
economists Jeffrey Sachs and Dani Rodrik, the MPA/ID aims to promote
sustainable economic growth with equity and social justice in an interdependent
world. For exceptional, motivated people from all over the world
with strong math and economic backgrounds, the program deepens and
expands analytical skills through intensive coursework. Summer
internships in international settings offer real world experience. Students will
develop tools to become leading development analysts and practitioners.
Full scholarships are available for citizens of World
Bank borrowing member countries, including full tuition, a monthly
stipend and round-trip airfare.
Applicants must demonstrate competence in
economics and quantitative analysis and the potential for
leadership in international evelopment. Students enter the program
directly from undergraduate colleges and universities, and from
positions in government, central and regional banks, international
development institutions, non-governmental organizations, and
private businesses.
Applicants must:
* Be a national of a World Bank borrowing member
country
* Hold a Bachelor’s degree or its equivalent with
evidence of a distinguished academic record
* Have at least two years of quality work experience
in the field of economic development policy or adminstration
* Exhibit promise for continuation of their careers in
these fields
* Demonstrate proficiency in the English language with
a TOEFL score of 600/250 or better.
The deadline for application is January 5, 2001.
For more information or to request an
application:
www.ksg.harvard.edu
E-mail: idprograms@ksg.harvard.edu.
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