Введение
Ротари Интернешнл предлагает ряд стипендий по всему миру сроком на 3 месяца, 6 месяцев, 1 год и 2 года.
Rotary International offers a number of scholarships worldwide for periods of 3 months, 6 months, 1 year and 2 years.
Посольская миссия
Целью стипендии имени послов было укрепление международного взаимопонимания и дружественных отношений между народами разных стран. В 2013 году эта стипендия была заменена на стипендию Глобальных грантов.
The purpose of the Ambassadorial Scholarship was to further international understanding and friendly relations among people of different countries. The scholarship was replaced by the Global Grant Scholarship in 2013.
Общая статистика стипендий
С 1947 года более 30 000 мужчин и женщин из 100 стран получили возможность учиться за рубежом благодаря Ротари. Программа посольских стипендий являлась крупнейшей в мире частной программой международных стипендий. В 2002–2003 учебном году было присуждено более 1100 стипендий. Общий объем финансирования составил 26 миллионов долларов США. Получатели стипендий из 69 стран обучались в более чем 64 государствах.
Since 1947, more than 30,000 men and women from 100 nations have studied abroad thanks to Rotary. The Ambassadorial Scholarship program was the world's largest privately funded international scholarships program. More than 1,100 scholarships were awarded for study in 2002 03. Grants totaled US$26 million. Recipients from 69 countries studied in more than 64 nations.
Виды стипендий
1. Глобальная грантовая стипендия
1. Global Grant Scholarship
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
Глобальная грантовая стипендия заменила престижную академическую стипендию имени послов доброй воли в 2013 году. Финансирование стипендий осуществляется на очень конкурентной основе. Отличие стипендиатов Глобального гранта от предыдущих стипендий имени послов доброй воли заключается в том, что стипендиаты Глобального гранта должны изучать и проводить исследования, соответствующие всемирным направлениям деятельности Ротари и шести приоритетным областям: мир и урегулирование конфликтов, экономическое развитие, образование и грамотность, профилактика и борьба с заболеваниями, водоснабжение и санитария, охрана материнства и детства. Всем стипендиатам Глобального гранта предоставлялось финансирование для "поддержки международной миссии Ротари по продвижению служения другим, укреплению честности, развитию международного взаимопонимания, добросовестности и мира".
1. Global Grant Scholarship
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
2. Стипендия мира
1. Global Grant Scholarship
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
Для получения двухлетней степени магистра или сертификата в области международных отношений, мира и разрешения конфликтов в одном из Центров международных исследований Ротари. Места проведения: Университет Дьюка (Северная Каролина, США), Университет Уппсалы (Швеция), Япония, Англия, Австралия.
1. Global Grant Scholarship
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
3. Стипендия для преподавателей
1. Global Grant Scholarship
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
Для преподавания в странах с низким уровнем дохода. 12 500 долларов США за 3–5 месяцев или 22 500 долларов США за 6–10 месяцев работы. Необходимо иметь опыт работы в качестве профессора университета не менее трех лет.
1. Global Grant Scholarship
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
4. Групповой обмен опытом
1. Global Grant Scholarship
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
Команда специалистов и предпринимателей (4 участника в возрасте от 25 до 40 лет и один лидер-ротарианец) посещает в течение четырех-шести недель фермы, школы, промышленные предприятия, профессиональные офисы и государственные учреждения. Финансирование варьируется от 1000 до 11000 долларов США.
1. Global Grant Scholarship
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.
The Global Grant Scholarship replaced the former prestigious Academic year Ambassadorial Scholarship in 2013. Scholarship funding is extremely competitive. The differences between Global Grant Scholars and the previous Ambassadorial Scholarships are that Global Grant Scholars must pursue study and research that align with Rotary's worldwide causes and six areas of focus; Peace and Conflict Resolution, Economic Development, Education and Literacy, Disease prevention and Management, Water and Sanitation, and Maternal and Child Health. All Global Grant Scholars were funded to "advance Rotary's International mission to promote service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace." 2. Peace Scholarship
To pursue a two year master's degree or certificate in international relations, peace, and conflict resolution at one of the Rotary Centers for International Studies. Locations: Duke University (North Carolina, USA), University of Uppsala (Sweden), Japan, England, Australia. 3. Faculty Scholarship
To teach in a low income country. $12,500 for 3–5 months or $22,500 for 6–10 months of service. Must have been a university professor for three or more years
4. Group Study Exchange
A team of business and professional people (4 members of ages 25–40 and one Rotarian leader) for four to six weeks visits farms, schools, industrial plants, professional offices, and government establishments. Funds range from $1,000 to $11,000.