Scholarship on NGO Studies at SungKongHoe University


Master of Arts in Inter-Asia NGO Studies (MAINS)

The program of Master of Arts in Inter-Asia NGO Studies started in 2007. Its multidisciplinary curriculum, and combination of academic and practical teaching is unique in the field of studies on social changes, non-governmental organizations and civil society. MAINS is offered by SungKongHoe University in collaboration with such institutions as the ARENA. The curriculum covers a wide range of current issues from both regional and global perspectives, placing a special focus on the development of solidarity among civil society participants.

MAINS is intended for those who have been contributing, or have the potential to contribute, to more equitable social changes in Asia. Benefiting from both academic and practical resources in SungKongHoe University, MAINS offers intense and flexible preparation for those seeking leadership and development skills in civil societies in Asia.


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MAINS Admission Guide2011



Application 2011

Comments

betchay said…
Another opportunity for higher studies!
8:34 AM
Unknown said…
i really hope that i could have a opportunity like this,i really want to study abroad to have a different views on things,i hope you could give me some advice..
10:58 PM
Niar said…
hi,
nice to see you again..
It's very interesting offer of scholarship. Actually I work in International organization and interesting in this. But I am still relatively new, and need more experience.
Hope I can apply thic=s next year.
Thanks for the information.
5:28 PM
Anonymous said…
Kasabay ko sila Ma'am Jessica Soto (not Soho) noong nasa Sungkonghoe din ako. Sila yung first batch.

Oh well. Hehehe.
10:43 AM
Marinella said…
hanggang kelan po yn? I'm 4th year high school n po and I dream studying in Korea. please help me po. I'm in a Science High school right now po
6:17 PM
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