Championing Humanity: Embrace Justice with the Geneva Academy Scholarship 2024
Are you an advocate for human rights and international law? Does the yearning for justice ignite a fire within you? Do you dream of gaining legal expertise to support the vulnerable and protect the disenfranchised? Then answer the call to action, the Geneva Academy Scholarship 2024 points you to the heart of law and human rights degree with a fully funded opportunity to shape a bright future. Immerse yourself in the vibrant heart of Geneva, Switzerland, and embark on an academic journey filled with passion and purpose at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights.
Target for individuals:
This scholarship extends its hand to international students like you, yearning to turn your passion for human rights into concrete action. Whether you are a seasoned legal professional, a passionate humanitarian activist, or a fresh-faced graduate eager to dive deep into the legal intricacies of protecting human dignity, Geneva Academy welcomes you to join the ranks of changemakers. Welcome to be.
Scholarship Overview:
- Level: Master of Advanced Studies (MAS)
- Institution: Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian law and human rights degree, Geneva, Switzerland
- Fields of Study: LLM in International Human Rights and Human Rights, MAS in Transitional Justice, Human Rights and Rule of Law
- Funding: Full tuition coverage plus a monthly stipend (amount varies depending on the type of scholarship)
- Deadline: Application with scholarship application: January 26, 2024; Application without scholarship: 24 February 2024
Accept the Challenge: Eligibility Criteria:
To earn your place as a Geneva Academy scholar, you must demonstrate not only intellectual ability but also an unwavering commitment to human rights principles. Here’s what sets you apart:
- International Spirit: You are from a country outside of Switzerland and have not previously studied at the Geneva Academy.
- Academic Foundation: You have a solid academic background, evidenced by a completed degree in law or a related field that qualifies you to sit for the bar exam in your home country. Alternatively, if your background is in another field, you should demonstrate significant experience or training in public international law or related courses.
- Language Proficiency: English is mandatory, minimum TOEFL score 90 or IELTS score 7. Some programs may also require French proficiency.
- Strong Advocate: You demonstrate a passionate commitment to human rights and international law, demonstrated through experience, volunteer work, or academic endeavors.
- Academic Excellence: You boast a strong academic record, which indicates your dedication to learning and critical thinking.
Chart your course: Application process:
Ready to join the fight for human rights? Here is the roadmap to securing your Geneva Academy Scholarship:
- Program Choice: Decide whether you want to do an LLM in International Human Rights and Human Rights or an MAS in Transitional Justice, Human Rights and Rule of Law. Each program has its own specific focus and application requirements.
- Document Dive: Collect Your Educational Weapons! Gather documents such as academic transcripts, diploma certificates, language proficiency test scores, letters of recommendation, your CV, and a detailed research proposal outlining your academic interests and career aspirations.
- Masterpiece of Motivation: Create a compelling letter of motivation that explains your reasons for choosing Geneva Academy and your specific program, your experiences in human rights or related fields, and your future as a champion of justice.
- Application Portal: Visit Geneva Academy’s online application portal and submit your complete application packet before the deadline. If you wish to be considered for full funding, choose the “Application with Scholarship” track.
- Interview preparation: If shortlisted, prepare for a potential interview, where you can further demonstrate your passion for human rights and your suitability for the programme.
Important Note:
- Only applications meeting all eligibility criteria and submitted before the last date will be considered.
- Full scholarships are awarded primarily to citizens of non-Western countries. Partial scholarships may be available for other applicants.
- Consider applying even if you cannot provide proof of financial need, as you may still be awarded a partial scholarship.
More information:
Ready to open the door to this incredible opportunity? Here are some additional resources to guide you:
Official scholarship website: https://www.geneva-academy.ch/masters/study-with-us/scholarships
Language Requirements: Check the specific language requirements for your chosen program.
Application portal: https://www.geneva-academy.ch/masters/ll-m/admission/procedures-materials-and-timeline
Program Information: https://www.geneva-academy.ch/