Deadline: 10 June 2012
Open to: Researchers, scientists and practitioners from Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe studying or dealing with economic and socio-demographic change
Fellowship: Financial support for up to one year for the proposed paper or project

Description

Demographic and socio-economic changes affecting the transformation processes in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe are among the most significant challenges for the future of social cohesion and intergenerational solidarity.

ERSTE Foundation invites researchers, scientists and practitioners from Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe studying or dealing with economic and socio-demographic change to apply for fellowships. The fellowships will be awarded based on a proposal for a research paper or project dealing with the issues listed below, in a theoretical, empirical or practical way. The fellows will be selected by an independent jury.

“Labour markets and employment in CEE”

Many European societies face various challenges when it comes to employment and labour market. This is particularly true for the CEE region. Countries in CEE have some of the lowest labour market participation rates in Europe. What does this mean for the capacity of these countries to tackle future economic, social and demographic changes? What are the possible long term effects of a low participation rate? Are there perspectives/models for improving the participation rates? How do they fit with the political and institutional setting in CEE countries? What role does labour migration and remittances play in this context? Which population groups remain on the margins or completely outside the formal labour market? How could they be better included into the formal sector of employment? Is the informal sector able to compensate for low formal employment? If the informal sector does compensate for a low participation rate, is this positive or negative for societies in CEE? What lessons can be learned for our understanding of labour markets, the concept of gainful employment and the socio-economic consequences of low formal employment? What are the practical implications of these lessons?

Fellowship

The fellowship includes:

• Financial support for up to one year for the proposed paper or project;
• Invitation to a scientific conference;
• Affiliation with a network of researchers and practitioners interested in socio-economic and demographic change, employment and unemployment, aging, migration and intergenerational transfers;
• Participation in internal workshops, an ERSTE Foundation Summer School and selected other public events;
• Publication and promotion of results.

Eligibility

The fellowship is open to researchers, scientists and practitioners from Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe studying or dealing with employment, labour markets and socio-demographic change in this region in a theoretical, empirical or practical way.

Application

Applications may be handed in by e-mail until 10 June 2012 and should comprise an abstract of the proposed paper (max. 2 pages), a short budget estimate and a CV of the applicant.

Applications should be sent to:

Alina Serban
Tel: +43(0)50100-15416
Email: alina.serban@erstestiftung.org

For more information please read the Official Call.

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Deadline: 28 May 2012
Open to: Individuals with web design background, with solid understanding of HTML and CSS
Remuneration: Provided

Description

The European Wind Energy Association is the voice of the wind industry, actively promoting wind power in Europe and worldwide. It has over 700 members from almost 60 countries, including wind turbine manufacturers with a leading share of the world wind power market, plus component suppliers, research institutes, national wind and renewables associations, developers, contractors, electricity providers, finance and insurance companies, and consultants. This combined strength makes EWEA the world’s largest and most powerful wind energy network.
Scope
EWEA is looking for an intern to support the redesign of the EWEA website.
Do you love web design and want to develop your portfolio? If you are looking for real-world experience in a dynamic environment, this position is right for you.
The intern will participate in following tasks:

• Timely delivery of web design under the guidance of the Web Manager and Head of creative Unit.
• Projects are diverse and may include:
• Contribute to the production of online material: banners, web pages, etc.
• Support the Graphic designer (layout, retouch, etc.)
• Maintain the photo library;
• Development of templates and specification guidelines;
• Support the transition towards corporate identity compliance for the organisation’s online tools;
• Support in the creation of content for new applications (iPad, smartphones, etc.)

Eligibility

Profile:

• Web design background, with solid understanding of HTML and CSS (experience in design templating for WordPress, etc. is a plus);
• Dynamic person, eager to learn and work in an international team;
• Ability to work independently and respond well to pressure and deadlines;
• Good level of written and oral English;
• Knowledge of Flash, video editing, or a passion for illustration are assets but not an obligation.

Candidates must be able to provide a copy of current portfolio and pass a design test to be considered for the position.

Application

To apply, please send your CV and a cover letter in English to jobs@ewea.org with reference “online designer” by 28 May 2012. Note: only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

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Deadline: August 31, 2012
Open to: Candidates who hold a high standard university degree in disciplines relevant to human rights, in particular law, social and political sciences from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, Macedonia, EU countries, Caucasus and Russia
Scholarship: Maintenance grants in the amount 460€ per month (taxable) for the first and second term while the third term is covered by the Programme

Description

The ERMA is a Master programme intended for students that would combine practical experience in human rights issues with further academic study. After recognizing that human rights go across the disciplines of study, as political science, law, sociology, philosophy and social sciences in general, the Programme has adopted an interdisciplinary approach. The Master Programme promotes development and realisation of young generation of officials for state management, inter-governmental and non-governmental organisations, for universities and think tanks in Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo as well as in the countries belonging to the EU, the rest of Europe, and worldwide. The structure of the lectures, the access to internships and the Faculty are defined in order to emphasize among the participants a shared consciousness that the democratic development and human rights promotion, protection and implementation in the region depend on plurality of factors. Most of the relevant issues in the SEE stability, democracy, and development are mutually correlated and influence each other. Thus, a common regional effort in achieving them will have more chance for success in a context of inclusive policies and in the framework of a rapid European Union integration process. For the full course of study, the programme awards a total of 60 ECTS and it can be taken only as a full time study.

Eligibility

ERMA offers a limited number of places therefore it is a highly competitive programme. It is open to candidates who hold a high standard university degree in disciplines relevant to human rights, in particular law, social and political sciences and humanities from an accredited university. The university degree of the applicants must be earned during studies lasting either 4 or 5 years within the former undergraduate studies provisions, or 5 years (3+2) within I and II cycle studies provisions in accordance with the Bologna process.

Scholarship

Full tuition fee waiver is available for the citizens of the countries of South East Europe involved in the programme (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo). The students from the EU, Caucasus and Russia are not offered tuition fee waiver.

The students from the SEE countries (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo) as well as the EU, Caucasus and Russian citizens receive students’ maintenance grants in the amount 460€ per month (taxable) for the first and second term while the third term is covered by the Programme.

Application

You can apply, by sending the application form, available here.

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Deadline: 23 May 2012
Open to: Young people with accomplished higher education from the Republic of Macedonia and children of expatriates living abroad
Venue: Ohrid, Macedonia,  20 – 31 August 2012
Scholarship: Accommodation costs (full board) are covered by the President of the Republic of Macedonia, being the Patron of this Program

Description

The School for Young Leaders is a project of the President of Republic of Macedonia Dr. Gjorge Ivanov, primarily initiated in his electoral program, following his idea and vision to enable the young, talented and ambitious people from Macedonia to upgrade and improve their skills, to develop their creativity and managerial capacities.

The Program is intended for young people with accomplished higher education who wish, through their leadership skills, to contribute to the positive development of the society and the environment in which they live and work.

The mission of the School is to stimulate the positive values of the young intellectual elite and future political, cultural and economic leaders of Republic of Macedonia, moreover to develop their capacities to take on the challenges emerged with the global technology, international competition and cultural and religious diversities.

The Program includes leadership and management lectures by prominent lecturers and guests from the country and from abroad, coming from top educational and professional institutions, politicians and parliamentarians from European countries, ambassadors, ministers, presidents of successful companies and business groups. Beside lectures, the program envisages, management simulations, practical exercises and debates.

Teaching languages are Macedonian and English. The number of participants is limited.

Venue

The School for Young Leaders will be held in Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia, from 20 to 31 August 2012.

Scholarship

Accommodation costs (full board) are covered by the President of the Republic of Macedonia, being the Patron of this Program.

Eligibility

All young people from the Republic of Macedonia and children of expatriates living abroad are eligible to participate. The successful candidate should:

• § Be fluent in English.
• § Have the average grade of the higher education equal or higher than 8.5 (or equivalent if the diploma is obtained abroad).
• § Working experience of one to five years and a Master Degree in the relevant field is considered an advantage.

Application

Required documents for application:

• Two references/ recommendations from your organization, company or university.
• English language certificate.
• Copy of transcript
• Curriculum vitae (CV)
• Motivation letter (short).

The Application with all required documents should be sent by regular mail no later than 23 May 2012 to the following address:

For more information visit here.

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Deadline: June 30, 2012
Open to: Holders of a Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent qualification from a recognized higher education institution, equally fluent in English and Russian
Scholarship: Monthly stipend equal to Euro 250 for living expenses and accommodation, plus up to Euro 600, to cover travel expenses

Description

The MA covers human rights and democracy in general, as well as current democratization and human rights issues in the Eastern Partnership Region. Students will be introduced to both the theoretical and practical aspects of human rights and democracy. The application of an interdisciplinary approach will provide students with a solid understanding of the cultural, historical, philosophical, political, legal, sociological and economic aspects of human rights and democratization.

This Programme will be conducted in English and Russian, the two most commonly used languages in the region.

The main feature of this programme is student mobility. The first and second semesters take place in Armenia, at Yerevan State University. The third semester is run by one of the three partner universities.  Students have the opportunity to specialize in one of three modules: Political, Legal and Interdisciplinary.

• The Political Science Module will be hosted by Belarusian State University;
• The Legal Module by Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv;
• The Interdisciplinary Module by University of European Political and Economic Studies.

The fourth semester will be devoted to the completion of a thesis and internship.  To facilitate students’ acquisition of practical knowledge and experience the Programme cooperates with leading Human Rights NGOs in the Eastern Partnership Region.

Eligibility

The Programme is open to all interested applicants who meet the following criteria:

• Have a Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent qualification from a recognized higher education institution. In case of ongoing studies applicants should provide documentation indicating that they will receive their first degree from such an institution by the time of enrolling in the programme.
• Equally fluent in English and Russian.
• Have Professional and/or research interest in human rights and democratization issues.

Please note, that applicants with academic and/or professional experience in abovementioned fields will have advantage.

Scholarship

The Programme foresees certain amount of scholarships, which will cover travel expenses (up to Euro 600) and monthly stipend equal to Euro 250 for living expenses and accommodation.

Scholarships will be provided only to non-resident students, studying in countries other than their country of residency

Application

APPLICATION PACKAGE:

• Completed Application Form (online, available at: www.regionalmaster.net ) 

• A full Curriculum Vita (Europass CV available at: http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/europass/home/hornav/Downloads/EuropassCV/CVExamples.csp),   
• Motivation Letters (1500-2000 characters) both in English and Russian  
• Essay (1500-2000 words) on Human Rights and Democratization related topics (more detailed information concerning the essay topics and requirements can be found in the section “Essay”) 
• Contact details for two nominees to provide Reference Letters (one from academia, and one from a current or former employer, if the applicant has work experience) 
• Scanned University Diploma or Diplomas 
• Academic Transcripts

Additionally, those who have taken English language proficiency tests may indicate thei score and include Certificate(s) 

• English Proficiency Test Score- TOEFL (PBT 513-547; IBT 65-80) or IELTS (5.5-6)*

*The consortium reserves the right to request evidence of English language proficiency

HOW TO APPLY

The applicant needs to:

• Fill in the online application form: Parts A and B;
• Fill in Part C uploading CV, Motivation Letters, Essay, 2 reference letters, scanned university diploma/diplomas, university transcripts and English Language Proficiency Test Score (Optional)

Upon successful submission of the application,  confimation letter will be sent to an e-mail address indicated in the application.

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Deadline: 15 July 2012
Open to:  Advanced students, doctors and young investigators interested in the state-of-art immunology
Venue: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina from September 20 (Thursday) to September 23 (Sunday) 2012

Description

The primary aim of this summer school is to teach immunology to young investigators in immunology from South-East Europe, i.e. Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Romania. This region needs help to establish a state-of-the-art immunology. Infrastructure and equipment of most of the institutes of immunology in the South of this region are still underdeveloped, but immunological societies in these countries have been or are being formed.
Another aim of the school is to foster contact of these young investigators with other immunological societies. They will meet foreign speakers both from abroad and from other countries in the region, and also young investigators from the region. The region also urgently needs a network of immunologists between the different countries. The common interest in immunology will be a bridge for mutual communication.

The topic of the school is “Concepts in Immunology”. Lectures will deal with current concepts in immunology that are of special importance for basic but also for clinical immunology. The last school has shown that many participants have a medical background. Also controversially discussed topics will be presented. To provide an optimal discussion the participants will form small working groups according to their knowledge and interests that will be guided by the speakers. Methodological aspects will also be discussed, and a practical microscopy course will be organized by Euroimmun. Presentation of the work of the young investigators themselves in a special workshop is an important part of the school.

Three previous EJI-EFIS immunology schools were held in Ohrid, FYR of Macedonia, Dubrovnik, Croatia and Kragujevac, Serbia. They got a very positive feedback from the participants. One reason to hold the fourth school in Sarajevo, in the Middle of South Eastern Europe, is that we hope that this location will also allow other young investigators from other countries of the South to participate (Albania, Kosovo, Montenegro, Macedonia and Greece) that were less represented in the last schools. But the school is of course open to all young immunologists from the entire region.

Eligibility

Young researchers from the South Eastern Europe region, particularly from the neighboring countries are encouraged to apply for the school, where all faculty and participants will have an opportunity of constant interaction and exchanges.

Venue

The activities will be held in Sarajevo, Bosna and Herzegovina from September 20 (Thursday) to September 23 (Sunday) 2012.

Due to the support of SEEIS2012 by EFIS, EJI, IUIS and Euroimmun the school can offer fellowships for participation to the school. This support is intended to cover participation, accomodation and subsistence as well as most of the travel costs (depending on the length and costs of travel).

Fellowships are restricted to the following conditions:
•    The recipient must be present at the SEEIS2012 meeting.
•    Reimbursement will take place at the school.
•    No payments are possible to persons other than the recipient.
•    The total number of fellowships is limited. .

Application

You can download the application form here.

The deadline for applications is July 15th, 2012.

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Deadline: 24 May 2012, at 7 PM (Moscow time)
Open to:  All interested from all over the world
Prizes: Winners in each category will receive a prize 200 euros (400 bad taste’s– the domestic currency of Cardboardia)
Venue: 3-24 June 2012, Perm, Russia

Description

The Administration of Cardboardia country announces the beginning of 5^th architectural contest “Government Order”. It is known from experience of building of cardboard towns that cardboard is hard, distant and fail-safe material, it’s handy and practical in everyday life. But the most important for us is interactivity of objects, stimulation of imagination and creative approach of person to space around him.

The Tyran of Cardboardia is going to make a large-scale experiment on all the visitors of The Cardboard Town in June, on the territory of Perm. He wants to breed a new kind of The Personage of Cardboardia, at that time The Mayor thinks about an automated mayor’s office, and The Prime Architector prepares for a large-scale improvisation. And so they are looking for other daring experimentators together to think and build houses, benches, attractions and shops – and all that is made only of cardboard!

And don’t forget that experiments in Cardboardia bring not only joy but also gain. So Labyrinth “Brainstormers” brought his creators the glory of Ministers of Design of Cardboardia and incredible riches in 2011. Now one of the authors of Labyrinth, an experienced planner Mihail Nozik, sharing his experiences with beginners, undertook the supervising of the architectural contest.

Goal

Further development of the community of creative peopple, formed in Cardboardia Country in the process of joint building, existing, education and entertainment. And also forming of integral architecturial image of community with the participation of people from different cities and countries.

Tasks

• To organize the ground for exchange of experiences, ideas and cultural enrichment with the participation of invited experts;
• To make the acquaintance of people who are interested in cardboard building;
• To structure the space of Cardboard Town;
• To get involved in the work within the bounds of other events of Cardboardia talanted people;
• To offer alternative variant of spending leisure-time;

Nominations

• Creative business (shops and attractions)
• Art-objects
• Objects and miniatures

There are two stages of competition:

1. Until May 24 – The selection of the most interesting projects.
2. From June 3 to June 4 – Realization of projects in the Cardboardia materialization on the territory of Science City Kartonkamsk located at: Russia, Perm, Cardboard City, the festival “White Nights” (City esplanade)

For participants from abroad Russia dates for realization of projects can be change to 18 and 19 june.

Prizes

Winners in each category will receive a prize 200 euros (400 bad taste’s– the domestic currency of Cardboardia). All participants will receive patents of Cardboardia  and suggestions for project works by other members of the materialization and realization of commercial projects event-agency DGV and Made in Cardboardia Workshop.

Costs

For projects that have passed the first stage of the competition cardboard is free of charge, additional materials and tools needed to bring. Some tools (cutters, awl, etc.) can be purchased at the construction site stock of Cardboardtown. Consultants to work with the material will attend on the area and you always can ask hem for help.

The process of building Kartonkamsk and its existence will be accompanied by activities involving architects and professionals working with cardboard.

All interactive objects and buildings are opened and used by visitors within three weeks of Kartonkamsk existence, June 5 – 24.

Please note that Mladiinfo does not give scholarships or any financial support, but only informs about different opportunities. Click on the direct link to the official page above to apply for the program.

Deadline: 1 March, 1 June, 1 September and 1 December
Open to: Non-governmental orga­ni­za­tions (NGOs), munic­i­pal­i­ties and schools
and other pub­lic insti­tu­tions
Grant: Maximum con­tri­bu­tion of the Fund for each Small Grant project is €6,000

Description

The International Visegrad Fund is giving small grants. The projects financed within Small Grant should fall within one of the following six categories:

1. cul­tural cooperation,
2. sci­en­tific exchange and research,
3. edu­ca­tion,
4. youth exchange,
5. cross-border coop­er­a­tion,
6. pro­mo­tion of tourism.

Grant

Most recip­i­ents are non-governmental orga­ni­za­tions (NGOs), munic­i­pal­i­ties and schools or other pub­lic insti­tu­tions. Maximum con­tri­bu­tion of the Fund for each Small Grant project is €6,000. The finan­cial con­tri­bu­tion of the Fund can­not exceed 70% of total project costs includ­ing the in-kind con­tri­bu­tion of the appli­cant, or in-kind con­tri­bu­tions of other sub­jects. The max­i­mum time frame of the pro­posed bud­get is 6 months (even if the projects are envis­aged to last longer).

As well, the criteria for project selection are as follows:

• topic and content of the project, its originality and compliance with the aims of the Fund
• quality, relevance and contribution of project partners
• transparency and accuracy of the budget
• development of civil society
• promotion of the concept of Visegrad cooperation
• multiplicative effect
• proposed media coverage and public relations, networking effect
• continuity of the project
• previous experience with the applicant (where applicable)

Annual bud­get: €600,000
Max. time frame: 6 months
Deadlines: 1 March, 1 June, 1 September and 1 December

Eligibility

With the excep­tion of cross-border coop­er­a­tion, enti­ties from at least three Visegrad Group (V4) coun­tries (the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia) must be involved (e.g., a V4 orga­nizer and at least two V4 part­ners); it is advised, how­ever, to include part­ners from all V4 coun­tries. Any orga­ni­za­tion or nat­ural per­son in the world (with the excep­tion of insti­tu­tions directly funded from state bud­gets) is eli­gi­ble for the fund­ing pro­vided that the pro­posed project has “Visegrad” fea­tures (for inspi­ra­tion please see pre­vi­ously approved grants).

Application

All grant appli­ca­tions must be sub­mit­ted through the on-line appli­ca­tion sys­tem by 12:00 (noon) CET on a given dead­line date; signed hard-copy ver­sions (print­outs) with accom­pa­ny­ing doc­u­men­ta­tion can be per­son­ally deliv­ered by 16:30 CET on the same day or sent by post with that day’s post­mark as the latest.

For more information please call +421 259 203 811, –802 or e-mail at viseg­rad­fund@visegradfund.org

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Deadline: 15 June 2012 for full scholarship application. 24 June 2012 for standard and partial scholarship application.
Open to: Students around the world
Costs: Full costs are 530 Euros with a possibility for full or partial scholarship.

Description

The Students’ Senate of the Bucharest University of Economic Studies ASE invites students to take part in the Bucharest Summer University 2012. This eighth edition of the International Summer School, held annually in Bucharest will gather professors and specialists from all over the world to discuss the topic of  “Creativity and innovation for future businesses”. The courses will take place between the 12th and 26th of August 2012. Together with speakers and professors from top universities around the world, the 55 participants will spend 2 weeks in the Bucharest University of Economics ASE campus including one extended week-end exploring particular destinations across the country, chosen by the organizers for spare time.

Eligibility

• Open to students around the world.

Application

There are three possibilities for applying to the Bucharest Summer University 2012. Particularly, applicants can choose between partial or full scholarship or, they can cover all of their expenses by themselves.  Depending on the type of application you choose, you will have to send a different set of documents at the Recruitment Officer at application@bsu.ase.ro.

1. Standard application required documents (deadline 24 June 2012):

• Application form.
• Curriculum Vitae (in Euro Pass Format).
• Costs: 530 euros.

2. Partial scholarship required documents (deadline 24 June 2012):

• Application form
• Curriculum Vitae (in Euro Pass Format)
• Letter of intent (Why should you be accepted for BSU 2012? How do you think this will benefit you in the future? Why do you need the partial coverage of expenses? – max. 500 words)
• Costs: 265 euro.

3. Full scholarship required documents (deadline 15 June 2012) :

• Application form.
• Curriculum Vitae (in Euro Pass Format).
• Letter of intent (Why should you be accepted for BSU 2012? How do you think this will benefit you in the future? Why do you need the full coverage of expenses? – max. 500 words).
• An essay on the following topic: “Why <<sharing>> is the future of businesses?”. The essay should have no more than 800 words written with Times New Roman, Size 12, Spacing 1,5.

Independent of the type of application you choose, tuition, accommodation (housing + 3 meals a day), one extended week-end trip, reading materials and the welcoming package you will receive upon your arrival, will be covered. All students must supply transportation costs at their own expense.

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Deadline: June 15, 2012
Open to: Students and faculty members (i.e. the teaching, research and/or artistic staff) of an eligible CEEPUS University that are also citizens of a CEEPUS member state (see below)
Scholarship: Monthly scholarships comprehensive to the local cost of living in a particular country

Description

CEEPUS is an acronym for “Central European Exchange Program for University Studies”. The main activity of CEEPUS are university networks operating joint programs ideally leading to Joint Degrees, esp. Joint Doctoral Programs. CEEPUS covers mobility grants for students and teachers in this framework.

Eligibility

Students and faculty members (i.e. the teaching, research and/or artistic staff) of an eligible CEEPUS University that are also citizens of a CEEPUS member state are invited to apply for a scholarship. Students need to have completed two semesters of a regular course of studies  by the time they are being exchanged with CEEPUS. Teachers need to teach or supervise 6 hours per work week (5 days) during their exchange. The list of eligible universities and units can be found here.

Current member countries are Albania, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, the Slovak Republic and Slovenia. Prishtina/Kosovo is also participating.

Scholarship

With CEEPUS, there is no transfer of funds: There is an internal currency of “1 scholarship month” instead. Each country pays its INCOMING students and teachers and has to pledge at least 100 scholarship months per academic year. The CEEPUS Agreement also specifies that these grants be comprehensive grants linked to the local cost of living. So far, experience has shown that this system works very well.

You can find the exact amount of scholarship provided in a particular country by clicking on the country’s flag here.

Application

You can apply by The Official Website.

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