The Master Grant of the University of Bern provides the opportunity to pursue one of the Master degree programmes of the University.
Application is open to highly motivated bachelor graduates (graduated or currently graduating at a non-Swiss university) with outstanding grades and excellent knowledge of the language of instruction.
Number of grantees
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Six (6) Bachelor graduates who can commence their Master studies from 14 September 2015.
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Applicable discipline
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Master degree programmes offered by the University of Bern except for Biomedical Science.
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Eligibility conditions
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· Permanent domicile outside of Switzerland at the time of applying,
· Bachelor degree from a non-Swiss university outside Switzerland,
· The discipline of the completed Bachelor studies and of the intended Master studies must be same,
· Predicted completion of the Bachelor studies at the latest by 30 July 2015,
· The Bachelor degree conferred in the last five (5) years.
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Grant period
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The contract is in force from 1 September 2015 for 13 months and, depending on performance during the first academic year, can be extended for the entire study period.
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Benefits
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· Monthly stipend of CHF 1,600.00 net.
· Exemption from one-off application fee
· Exemption from tuition fees.
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Self-financing costs
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· Any transportation costs in general,
· Migration fees: registration and biometric residence permit,
· Health insurance premiums and medical- and dental treatments,
· Study materials including books,
· Subsistence expenses such as accommodation, food, etc.
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Extraordinary costs
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· CHF 55.00 per semester: CHF 34.00 for registration fee and CHF 21.00 membership fee to the student union,
· MIILE students: registration fee of CHF 200 and privileged tuition fee of CHF 10,000 (regular tuition fee).
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Languages in which application can be accepted
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English, German, French or Italian
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Documents
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Original:
Copies:
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Mode of delivery
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International Office
University of Bern Hochschulstrasse 4 3012 Bern, Switzerland
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Evaluation period
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1 December 2014 – 28 February 2015
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Remarks
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· Well prepared and delivered documents will be taken as evidence of the applicant’s accuracy, diligence and good time management,
· Intentional or negligent misperformance such as incomplete, electronic or delayed submission of documents or plagiarism of any kind will result in rejection of the application.
· Reasons for rejection will not be provided individually.
· Submitted documents will not be returned.
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For further details and application please visit the Universityof Bern Masters Grants, Switzerland page.