International Relations and Arab Universities Affairs Office announces beginning of submission in the grants that presented by "International Atomic Energy Agency", Marie Skłodowska Korean program is a fellowship program of that aims to help to increase the number of   women in the nuclear field and supporting the workforce of men and women who contribute and lead the global scientific and technological innovation.
The program, called with the name of leading physicist (Marie Sklodowska), aims to inspire and encourage young women to pursue a career in the nuclear field by offering scholarships at the master's level to excited students along with the opportunity to pursue a training period provided by International Atomic Energy Agency.
The conditions of submission:
- Applicants should be women.
- Applicant should be accepted and has resided in a university accredited to the master's program in a nuclear-related field.
- The most acceptable applicants are who have higher than average academic credentials (75% or higher).
The advantages of Marie Sklodowska's program (MSCFP):
- Female students selected will be awarded up to Euro 200, 000 for education costs and up to Euro 200, 000 for living costs for their master's program.
- After the end of their studies, students will also have the opportunity to receive internships provided by International Atomic Energy Agency "IAEA" for up to 12 months.
- Internship work for students will be at International Atomic Energy Agency "IAEA" or with one of its external partners in the public and private sectors.
- Students selected have the opportunities to attend and participate in various educational and professional events.
NOTES:
- The dead line for application is 30/9/2024.
- For more details about Marie Skłodowska program, through the following link.
 IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme | IAEA and Information for applicants | IAEA
https://www.iaea.org/ar/alkhadamat/barnamaj-almanh-aldirasiat-mari-sklwdwfska-kuriin