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Cuba scholarship announcement 2019

This story was posted 2 years ago
12 April 2019
in Education, PRESS RELEASE, Youth
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The Republic of Cuba in collaboration with the Government of Grenada is offering scholarships commencing August 2019, for the pursuit of studies leading to Undergraduate Degrees and Medical Specialisation.

Programmes Offer:

  • Medicine
  • Postgraduate Medical Scholarships at (ELAM in the fields of a) Internal Medicine (b) Paediatrics (c) Obstetrics & Gynecology (d) General Surgery (e) Hygiene and Epidemiology
  • Stomatology
  • Undergraduate Studies in the fields of (a) Civil Engineering (b) Mechanical Engineering (c) Electrical Engineering (d) Telecommunication & Electronic Engineering (e) Informatics (f) Pharmaceutical Sciences (g) Agronomy.
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Health Technology in the field of Nursing

Eligibility:

To be considered for the scholarship applicants:

  • Must be citizens of Grenada.
  • Must be holders of high school diplomas.
  • Must be under the age of 25.
  • Must be in good health.
  • Must have GPA of 3.0 and above from their last institution of attended.

Value of the award:

  • Full Tuition
  • Accommodation
  • Monthly Stipend
  • Health Insurance

Required documents for undergraduate scholarship:

  • Completed Cuba scholarship application form;
  • Certified copies of Academic Certificates and Transcript;
  • Police Record (Only upon request by the Scholarship Desk)
  • Copy of Birth Certificate
  • Copy of a valid Passport
  • Ten (10) 1×1 inch photos
  • Medical Certificate – (including HIV and pregnancy test for women). Must not be older than 6 months and presented only upon request by the Scholarship Desk.

Required documents for postgraduate scholarship:

  • Police Record (Only upon request by the Scholarship Desk);
  • Medical Certificate – issued within the 6 months
  • Copy of Birth Certificate;
  • Copy of Academic Records of the Latin American School of Medicine and Certificate of Graduate (ELAM);
  • Completed Cuba scholarship application form
  • Ten (10) 1×1 inch photos

Kindly submit 3 copies of ALL required documents to the Human Resource Development Division /Scholarship Desk, Ministry of Education, Human Resource Development and Religious Affairs on or before the deadline of Friday, 3 May 2019.

For further information, please contact the Human Resource Development Division/Scholarship Desk at telephone numbers 440-2737/2738 or email [email protected]

Ministry of Education

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