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Norway: Master Scholarships for Indonesian

Kategori: Beasiswa s2 (master, magister, pascasarjana) di norway untuk warga Indonesia bidang teori dan praktik HAM (hak asasi manusia)

Scholarships for Indonesian students
The Indonesia programme offers two fully-financed scholarships for the two-year Master’s programme The Theory and Practice of Human Rights, starting in August 2006. Qualified Indonesian students are invited to apply.

Description and aim of the Master’s programme
The Master’s programme focuses on human rights in theory and practice. International human rights are analysed from legal, political and philosophical points of view. Human rights law is approached as a part of public international law at global and regional levels. Different levels of implementation are examined - international, regional and national.

Informasi beasiswa-scholarship s1 s2 s3 post-doktoral dalam dan luar negeri
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The legal as well as the political forms of implementation are considered also. Building on a basic knowledge and understanding of the normative and institutional framework, contemporary issues relating to terrorism, religion, ethnicity and women are studied. Attention is also given to the philosophical and political aspects of the human rights system.

The programme aims at developing your research and analytical skills, your capacities to identify issues and problems relating to the realization of human rights, and your ability to contribute to the resolution of these issues and problems. The programme is multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary. The main focus is international human rights law, but the programme also includes topics in the Social Sciences and Humanities.

Who can apply – and how?
The Master's Degree is meant for students holding a successfully completed Bachelor's Degree of at least 3 years' duration (equivalent to the Indonesian degree S1). Priority is given to applicants with a law degree or with a major in law, political science and/or philosophy (a major constitutes approximately one and a half years of full-time university-level studies in that subject). In addition applicants must document their proficiency in the English language, proven by a score of at least 550 on the written TOEFL test or 6.0 or better on the IELTS (academic) test.

The Indonesia Programme will consider suitable candidates on the basis of a pre-application form and a written statement. In their statement, applicants must explain in English their background, education and work experience, as well as their personal motivation for applying (about 1 page). The completed form (hard copy) and the statement should be sent to:

Norwegian Centre for Human Rights
The Indonesia programme, c/o Christina Kloster
PO Box 6706, St. Olavs Plass
0130 Oslo
NORWAY

No later than DECEMBER 1, 2005.
All applicants will be contacted, and selected applicants will be subject to further evaluation.

See here for more information about the Master’s programme and the University of Oslo, or contact the project coordinator at the Indonesia Programme, Ms. Christina Kloster, christina.kloster at nchr.uio.no, replacing “at” with “@”.








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