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Attractive scholarships available including tuition fees, funded travel to Melbourne, Australian stipend and overseas health cover

Join a unique collaboration between BITS (Birla Institute of Technology and Science) and RMIT University (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology) offering a PhD program specifically designed for Indian students.

Experience world-class education combining the research expertise of both institutions and gain exposure to cutting-edge research and research facilities across Business, Science, Engineering, Computer Science & IT, Mathematics, Health, Humanities & Social Sciences and Design

Develop your research skills, network with renowned expert academics and gain hands-on experience conducting original research.

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• Candidates admitted to the program are jointly supervised by faculty from BITS and RMIT.

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RMIT University Vietnam provides a range of scholarships to promising students every year.

So far, we have awarded more than 513 billion VND worth of scholarships to more than 1,700 young people from all over Vietnam and around the world – who exemplify the kinds of characteristics that RMIT prides itself on.

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Fully-funded Russian Scholarships 2023-2024: List of all Scholarships in Russia

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The government of Russia offers hundreds of fully-funded Russian Government Scholarships 2023-2024 to all international students. It is one of the best opportunity for international students to study for free in Russia.

Russia is one of the Top Study Destinations where international Students enjoy Fully Funded Scholarships and get paid by the Russian Government to study there. The monthly stipends and free education are the top joys that students enjoy while their stay in Russia. We have put together the list of all the Russian Scholarships on which international students can apply this year and we encourage you to share this list with your friends as well who are interested to study abroad for free.

The largest country in the world, the homeland of Tolstoy and Bulgakov, Russia, is also becoming the ultimate study destination for a number of international students. Russia is keen to make its higher educational institutions competitive and more supportive of international students. 13 of the Russian universities have been featured in the top 400 universities by QS World University Ranking. Russia has invested about 390 billion rubles in upgrading its educational system and bringing it in harmony with European institutions. 

Russian Universities and the Russian Government offer potential international students to study for free in Russia. There are a number of government-sponsored and state-funded scholarships that you can apply to. Moreover, the universities in Russia are also offering scholarships to international students in order to attract talent from outside of Russia.

The cost of a Bachelor’s Degree in Russia starts at 1,100 USD per year and can go as high as 6,100 USD per year.

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Below is a list of Russian scholarships for students who are interested in studying in Russia.

#1 HSE Gold Funding:

HSE University in Moscow, Russia; is supporting international students by funding their education via their Gold funding program. This scholarship is available for both undergraduate and graduate students. It contains trial tests and the scores of those tests are used in determining what percentage of tuition fee waivers will be offered to the students.

The tuition fee waiver starts at 25% and goes up to 70%. Students are also offered a monthly stipend/grant of 1500 RUB. Students can apply to this funding after getting enrolled in a listed program. The classes are taught in English so the students need to prove their English language proficiency if their first language is not English.

#2 State Ph.D. Positions at MIPT, Russia:

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology is on the lookout for potential Ph.D. students. The Ph.D. degree program is fully funded and is available for the Russian Nationals. The Ph.D. positions are for a number of faculties but some faculties are offering higher funding than others.

The applicants need to be enrolled in a Ph.D. program to get the funding. The applicants will be required to prove their English language proficiency if the program is taught in English and Russian language proficiency if the program is taught in Russian.

#3 Eastern European University Association Scholarship:

Eastern European University Association via its International Scholarship Foundation is aiming at international students. The scholarship money covers the tuition fee and accommodation charges of those eligible students who have been enrolled in an undergraduate program at any university in Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine.

The scholarship is available for specified courses and undergraduate programs of recognized universities. Students will have to prove their language proficiency in the intended program.

EEUA is a not for profit organization that seeks to support brilliant students from all across the world so that they can pursue their higher education in Russia, Belarus, or Ukraine.

#4 NRU Scholarship:

National Research University’s Higher School of Economics is offering scholarships to international students who are enrolled in a master’s program.

The scholarship supports up to 70% of the tuition fee and is open for 17 of the master’s programs in NRU HSE. The minimum coverage is 25% of the tuition fee. The winners of the scholarship will also get a monthly allowance of 1500 rubles.

NRU is one of the most innovative and competitive universities in Russia. The sponsorship is offered in programs like business, law, finance, big data, management, economics, etc.

#5 Open Doors Russian Scholarship:

Ministry of Education and science of the Russian Federation along with Global Universities’ Association is giving out Open Doors scholarships to international students. The Scholarships are given on the basis of a competition known as Open Doors Olympiad or Open Doors Academic Competition. The winners get a chance to earn a master’s degree in one of the most prestigious universities in Russia. 

The scholarship winners will get a 100% tuition fee waiver and there are more than 300 awardees. Only international students are invited to apply and the subjects offered are Biology, Computer Science, AI, IR, Business, Management, Linguistics, Physics, Psychology, Chemistry, Technology, Engineering, and Economics.

#6 EMAS Scholarships:

Every month Eurasian Management and Administration School, Russia is offering 50 scholarships to eligible students to study MBA or Executive MBA. The scholarships are available for both online and on-campus modes. The scholarship grant is based on how well the applicant performs in the scholarship test. 

Several subject areas are affiliated with this scholarship such as marketing, finance, healthcare, management (strategic and general management). There is no need to prove English language proficiency even for the programs taught in English. However, a sufficient grip on the language is necessary in order to secure enrollment and scholarship.

#7 Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology, Russia, Scholarship:

Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology, also known as Skoltech is offering Ph.D. and master’s scholarships to international students. The scholarship is available for several fields like Mechanics, Biotechnology, Mathematics, Space systems, Physics, Petroleum Engineering, Life Sciences, etc. Skoltech is affiliated with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and is one of the leading science and technology institutes in Russia. The scholarship grant for MSc covers the full tuition, offers a basic stipend of 40k to 55k rubles, and also has monthly insurance.

The scholarship grant for Ph.D. offers a tuition fee waiver, gives a stipend of 85k to 105k rubles and medical insurance. The number of awards for MSc positions is 320 and for Ph.D. is 95. The duration for masters is 2 years and for Ph.D. is 4 years.

#8 Siberian Federal University Scholarship in Russia:

Siberian Federal University (SibFU) has opened up Ph.D. positions for a number of its doctoral programs. These programs are taught in English and are fully funded for both local and international students. The Ph.D. programs available are in the areas of Quantum Chemistry, Biophysics, Optics, Urban Design and Planning, Metal Forming, and Multidimensional Complex Analysis.

#9 Finance and Economics Scholarship at ICEF HSE:

International College of Economics and Finance (ICEF) of Higher School of Economics, Moscow is offering undergraduate scholarships to outstanding students. These scholarships are available for students of all nationalities and are partially funded. The scholarships are renewed each year and offer a tuition fee waiver of 15% to 75%.

HSE is a research university in Russia and its independent department of ICEF was founded in collaboration with the London School of Economics and Political Science in 1997.   The faculty and the education provided here is highly competitive and generous scholarships are offered here every year to outstanding students.

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RMIT University (officially Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, informally RMIT) is an Australian public research university based in Melbourne, Victoria. Founded in 1887 as the Working Men's College of Melbourne by Francis Ormond, it initially opened as a private night school offering instruction in art, science and technology in response to the industrial revolution in Australia. It was made a public university by act of the Parliament of Victoria in 1992 after merging with the Phillip Institute of Technology. A dual sector institute, its enrolment of 320 trades students in 1887 ... continue reading

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A large-scale global research project focused on boosting urban sustainability through nature-based solutions across multiple cities.

Researchers from RMIT University Vietnam joined forces with international partners to investigate nature-based solutions (NbS) for tackling the effects of a changing climate and growing populations on cities.

The extensive seven-year Urban GreenUp Project was part of the European Union’s (EU) Horizon 2020 research scheme and investigated a range of locally adapted nature-based solutions for eight cities in Europe, Asia and South America.

A network of 25 cities was also established to maximise the project’s impact and encourage further knowledge sharing and exchange of experiences, best practices, challenges and lessons learned.

Running from 2017 to 2023, RMIT’s contributions to the large-scale project included producing detailed reports for the European Union to help inform local government policies and activities, while ensuring the range of measures could be replicated by other cities.

The reporting aspect of the project also involved identifying and analysing market opportunities for NbS in European and non-European countries; factors essential to NbS growth; and recommendations for embedding such solutions in urban environments.

Professor Robert McClelland, Dean of the Business School at RMIT Vietnam said the strong global partnerships and connections, along with outstanding learning opportunities for PhD students were key elements of the project’s benefits and success.

There were dedicated international teams working together with local communities and industry from eight countries to foster green environments and address critical issues such as environmental pollution.

“The project addressed urban infrastructure challenges exacerbated by climate change such as flooding, and contributed to citizens’ quality of life, supporting both environmental and social policy goals.

“It has been extremely rewarding to see the innovative solutions introduced across the project’s participant cities, the resulting insights and extensive reporting to ensure more communities can successfully implement NbS in future,” he said.

What are nature based solutions?

Described by the European Commission as ‘bringing nature and natural features and processes into cities, landscapes and seascapes, through locally adapted, resource-efficient and systemic interventions’, NbS focus on enhancing urban green spaces and reducing environmental pollution.

The Urban Greenup research team categorised NbS solutions into four main groups: re-naturing urbanisation; singular green infrastructure; water interventions and non-technical interventions.

Many different initiatives were introduced, monitored, and reported on across each city during the project. Approaches ranged from introducing new cycling lanes; planting trees and urban orchards; building green walls; facilitating community composting; developing green resting areas and rain gardens; devising natural wastewater treatment plans, to creating a forest school.

RMIT Vietnam Research Fellow, Dr Trinh Duc Tran said the EU had been particularly interested in investigating how cities would cope with the environmental challenges presented by climate change while also looking at the social and economic aspects for the communities.

This is obviously a serious global issue, and we are proud that RMIT Vietnam has played a key role in such a large-scale international project that will have lasting positive impacts for the communities and environment.

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The cities participating in the project were divided into three groups:

• Front-runners: Valladolid, Spain; Liverpool, United Kingdom and Izmir in Turkey
• Follower cities: Ludwigsburg, Germany; Mantova, Northern Italy; Medellin, Columbia, Quy Nhơn, Vietnam and Chengdu, China.
• Network of cities : The network comprised cities that were identified as having high potential for replicating the initiatives introduced for the initial eight locations. They were given opportunities to share and exchange knowledge including joining study tours and workshops.

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Global reach and significance.

Further to the practical solutions implemented and resulting benefits for the participating cities, McClelland highlighted the ongoing impact and value of the project at a wider global level.

“The detailed surveys, analysis and follow-up reports provided to the European Union at the end of the project include outlining how to ensure the NbS solutions that have already been introduced remain sustainable for the long term, and how these can be replicated in other areas,” he said.

As stated in the Urban GreenUp handbook that was developed by the project’s chief research investigators, the team were keen to share “success stories, best practices and lessons learnt as a legacy of the project and its contribution to the global knowledge generated on Nature-based Solutions implementation in urban areas.”

We want to guide policymakers, businesses, researchers, citizens, and other stakeholders in identifying urban challenges and selecting and implementing the best-suited Nature-based Solutions for their requirements.

RMIT Vietnam involvement

Trinh Duc Tran said that RMIT’s involvement in the project was mutually beneficial.

“The project had many positive impacts, including elevating the capability of our local urban communities to improve their environmental, social and economic sustainability,” he said.

“RMIT Vietnam’s involvement was valuable in giving the city of Quy Nhơn a direct connection to such a large-scale European project and expertise,” he said.

“And in turn, we are proud of our multidisciplinary research expertise and contributions involving detailed analysis and reporting on the Urban GreenUp research project.

“Our research capability for implementing such a large-scale European funded development project was also strengthened by working together with our colleagues from European institutions and   RMIT’s Centre for Urban Research .”

Further grants and projects stemming from Urban GreenUp

The success of the GreenUp project led to a new research cluster being developed at RMIT Vietnam to focus on sustainable developments and consumption research.

Other RMIT research projects and student opportunities leading on from the success of the GreenUp Project work include:

• Research projects funded by the Bremen Overseas Research Development Agency (BORDA) on managing urban water.
• Participation in the Mekong Delta Climate Resilience Programme , funded by the German Development Agency.
• PhD scholarship funding – six PhD projects looking at aspects around environment, the community, circular economy and urban resilience are also in the development and recruitment phase.
• A research project with River Cities as Method, emphasising RMIT Vietnam’s developing expertise in rivers.
• Another Horizon 2020 Europe project on waste management

Further information

• The researchers’ article, "Strategic Opportunities for Nature-Based Solutions: Lessons for Policy and Practice from Cross-City Comparisons" is published in the journal Nature-based Solutions (DOI: 10.1016/j.nbsj.2024.100132)
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Professor Robert McClelland Dean, The Business School College of Business and Law, RMIT Vietnam

Dr Trinh Duc Tran Research Fellow, The Business School College of Business and Law, RMIT Vietnam

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