Informatics (IS/ICT) Masters Scholarships from Manchester University; one-year MSc ICT4D programme;

[Surendra Kumar Pal]

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 The 2013 Development Leaders Scholarships - worth £15,200 - are available for developing country applicants to the one-year MSc ICT4D programme; creating ICT4D champions.  

They are also tenable on the MSc Management and Information Systems programme; which develops "hybrid" information systems professionals.

Applicants apply first for the programme.  On receipt of an offer, they send a scholarship application statement by end June 2013.  The scholarship covers all tuition fees.  Details at: http://www.sed.manchester.ac.uk/idpm/postgraduate/taught/funding/

If you know someone interested in studying either ICT4D or M&IS at MSc level, could you please let them know about this?

They are welcome to contact me with questions.

 

With thanks

Richard Heeks

Director

Centre for Development Informatics

University of Manchester, UK

http://www.manchester.ac.uk/cdi

 

 

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