PhD Scholarships in Statistical Machine Learning, Uppsala University, Sweden

• Uppsala University is an international research university focused on the development of science and education. Our most important assets are all the individuals who with their curiosity and their dedication make Uppsala University one of Sweden’s most exciting work places. Uppsala University has 40,000 students, 7,000 employees and a turnover of SEK 6,5 billion. The Department of Information Technology has a leading position in research and education. The Department currently has about 280 employees, including 120 teachers and 110 PhD students. More than 4000 students study one or more courses at the department each year. More info: http://www.it.uu.se/?lang=en
  The Division of Systems and Control is active in machine learning, automatic control, signal processing, and system identification. The research topics of the PhD student positions will be centered around probabilistic modelling of dynamical systems, including the development and analysis of Bayesian dynamical models and/or computational learning methods (e.g. sequential Monte Carlo, Markov chain Monte Carlo, optimization and variational methods). A few examples of concrete research problems that may define the PhD projects are available here:
  http://user.it.uu.se/~thosc112/PhDpositionJune2016.pdf
  These are suggestions and the exact research topic will be determined in a dialogue between the PhD students and the supervisors. Information about our ongoing research is available from our personal web sites (http://user.it.uu.se/~thosc112/ and http://www.it.uu.se/katalog/freli660) and at the group website: http://www.it.uu.se/research/systems_and_control
  The position is for a maximum of five years and includes departmental duties at a level of at most 20% (typically teaching).
  
  Qualifications: A PhD position at the Division requires a Master of Science or equivalent in a field that is relevant to the topic of the PhD thesis, good communication skills and excellent study results, as well as sufficient proficiency in oral and written English. Experience in machine learning for mathematical modelling of nonlinear systems is valued.
  
  How to apply: Applications should include a presentation of the applicant and an explanation of the reasons why this position is applied for, his/her research interests and past experience, a CV, copies of exams, degrees and grades, a copy of the Master’s thesis (or a draft thereof), publications, and other relevant documents. Candidates are encouraged to provide contact information to reference persons. Applications may be submitted by candidates that have not fully completed the Master of Science degree (or equivalent), however all applicants should state the earliest feasible starting date of employment.
  Uppsala University aims for gender balance and diversity in all activities in order to achieve a higher quality at all levels of the organization. We therefore welcome applicants of any gender and with different birth background, functionality and life experience.
  
  For more information, see http://www.it.uu.se/first?lang=en (the department web page) or contact: Prof. Thomas Schön  (thomas.schon@it.uu.se) and Dr Fredrik Lindsten (fredrik.lindsten@it.uu.se).
  
  Deadline
  
  You are welcome to submit your application, no later than June 19, 2016.
  UFV-PA 2016/1342.
  We decline offers of recruitment and advertising help. We only accept the application the way described in the advertisement.
  
  Potential Research Topics
  
  
  • Black-box inference
  • Modelling and inference using recurrent neural networks
  • Modeling and prediction of spatio-temporal processes
  
  
  
  Placement: Department of Information Technology
  
  Type of employment: Full time , Temporary position longer than 6 months
  
  Pay: Fixed pay
  
  Number of positions: 2
  
  Working hours: 100%
  
  Town: Uppsala
  
  County: Uppsala län
  
  Country: Sweden
  Union representative: Marie Ols, TCO/ST 018-471 2459
  Per Sundman, Saco-rådet 018-471 1485
  Stefan Djurström, Seko 018-471 3315
  
  Number of reference: UFV-PA 2016/1342
  Last application date: 2016-06-19
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New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarships (Masters and PhD)

The Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (CSFP) is an international programme under which member governments offer scholarships and fellowships to citizens of other Commonwealth countries.
The CSFP was established at the first Commonwealth education conference in 1959 and is reviewed by education ministers at their triennial meetings. The CSFP is the only scholarship scheme in the world to receive such high-level recognition.
As part of the CSFP programme, New Zealand offers New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarships to candidates from developing Commonwealth countries for postgraduate study (Masters and PhD) in New Zealand universities on a contestable basis. New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarships are highly competitive and for top level graduates.
New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarships are funded by the New Zealand Aid Programme and managed and managed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT). The selection process in New Zealand is managed by Universities New Zealand.

• Find out more about New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarships (external link)

Each Commonwealth government has designated a national agency for the operation of Commonwealth Scholarships.

• Contact the national agency in your home country for more information (external link)

• Eligible Commonwealth countries
• Closing dates
• Eligibility
• Preferences
• How to apply
• Priority sectors
• Forms and conditions

Eligible Commonwealth countries

Region/Country	Priority Sectors
Africa	Botswana, Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia
Caribbean	Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines
Asia	Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, Maldives, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
Pacific	Cook Islands, Kiribati, Nauru, Niue, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu

Closing dates

The closing date for New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarships is determined by each country’s Nominating Agency. Please contact your local Nominating Agency [PDF, 90 KB].  For more information please see ‘How to Apply’ below.

Qualification types

New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarships are available for the following postgraduate qualifications:

• Masters Degree (1 – 2 years)
• PhD (up to 3.5 years)

Eligibility

Candidates must meet all the scholarship eligibility criteria including:

• Be a minimum of 18 years of age at the time of commencing your scholarship.
• Be a citizen of the country from which you are applying for a scholarship and have resided in that country for at least the last two years.
• Agree to return to your home country for a minimum of two years on completion of the scholarship.

Read the full eligibility criteria

Preferences

• Preference will be given to candidates who demonstrate strong academic ability, leadership qualities, and a commitment to the development of their home country.
• Preference is also given to candidates who are 39 years of age or younger at the time of commencing their scholarship.
• Preference will be given to candidates who apply to study in academic disciplines relating to priority sectors. 

For more information on priority sectors please see ‘Priority Sectors’ below.

Find a course

Search the Study in New Zealand database (external link)

How to apply

If you would like to apply for a New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarship please note the following:
You may only apply using the New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarship Application form as a hard copy.  Please note that applicants are unable to apply online.  You must submit your application to your local Nominating Agency.
The following steps can only be completed once the online application portal opens on 1 February 2016.

Step One: Confirm your eligibility

Before you start your application, check your eligibility against the requirements.

Step Two: Decide the type of institution and qualification

If you are eligible, decide the type of institution and qualification that is right for you. For more information, please see on our Frequently Asked Questions . For information about studying in New Zealand visit www.studyinnewzealand.com (external link).

Step Three: Apply for an Offer of Place

Once you have selected your institution and qualification, you will need to seek an offer of place at one of our New Zealand institutions.  Please refer to our list of New Zealand institutions for further information here.

Step Four: Apply for a New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarship

Please submit your completed application to the Nominating Agency in your home country, including your offer of place. Failure to do so will result in your application being deemed ineligible. It is important to note that applications sent directly to MFAT or Universities New Zealand will be deemed ineligible.
The Nominating Agency in your country will then nominate the two strongest applications to be forwarded to Universities New Zealand to be assessed against all other nominated New Zealand Commonwealth applications from across the Commonwealth.

Documentation required
When submitting your New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarship application to your local Nominating Agency you must attach the following official documentation:
1. One of the following:

• Verified copy of passport
• Verified copy of birth certificate
• Verified copy of other official government issued ID

2. Copy of Offer of Place from New Zealand institution
3. Verified copies of relevant academic transcripts
4. Verified copies of relevant completion certificates
5. Contact details of most recent employer and two most relevant other employers
6. A non-verified copy of an IELTS Test Report Form (TRF) which will be verified by MFAT online using the TRF Verification Service OR An original copy of a TOEFL test result form.  Whichever is provided it must have been completed in the last 24 months.

Priority sectors

Region/country	Priority sectors
Africa	Agricultural Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 422 KB]. Renewable Energy.  For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 392 KB].
Caribbean	Agricultural Development.  For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 422 KB]. Renewable Energy.  For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 392 KB].  Disaster Risk Management. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 411 KB].
Asia	Agriculture Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 422 KB].  Renewable Energy. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 392 KB].  Disaster Risk Management. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 411 KB].  Public Sector Management. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 427 KB].  Private Sector Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 405 KB].  English Language Teaching
Cook Islands	Agriculture Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 422 KB]. Education. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 425 KB].  Health. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 406 KB].  Infrastructure and resource management Renewable Energy. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 411 KB].  Public Sector Management. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 427 KB].  Business/Private Sector Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 405 KB].
Kiribati	Environment, infrastructure and climate change mitigation. Fisheries and maritime skills. Health. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 406 KB].  Education. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 425 KB].  Public Sector Management/governance. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 427 KB].  Private Sector Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 405 KB].  Renewable Energy. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 392 KB].
Nauru	Health. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 406 KB]. Education. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here.  Infrastructure
Niue	Economic development and private sector development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 405 KB]. Infrastructure and engineering Renewable Energy. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 392 KB].  Education. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 425 KB].  Health. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 406 KB].  Public Sector Management. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 427 KB].
Papua New Guinea	Agriculture Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 422 KB].  Renewable Energy. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 392 KB].  Public Sector Management/development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 427 KB].  Private Sector Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 405 KB]. Environment Education. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 425 KB]. Health (post graduate only). For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 406 KB].  Civil Engineering
Samoa	Agriculture Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 422 KB]. Health. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 406 KB]. Public Sector Management. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 427 KB].  Economic development and private sector development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 405 KB].   Renewable Energy. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 392 KB].  Disaster Risk Management. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 411 KB].  Education. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 425 KB]. Environment and resource management.
Solomon Islands	Agriculture Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 422 KB]. Renewable Energy. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 392 KB]. Disaster Risk Management. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 411 KB].  Public Sector Management. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 427 KB].  Private Sector Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 405 KB]. Environment/resource management Diplomacy/Foreign Affairs Health and community development. Engineering and infrastructure (Civil and environmental engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, transportation, geo-technical engineering, and engineering technology. – Postgraduate only).
Tonga	Education. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 425 KB].  Private Sector Development (tourism, small business). For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 405 KB].  Renewable Energy. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 392 KB].  Transport Agriculture Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 422 KB].
Tuvalu	Health. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 406 KB].  Education. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 425 KB].  Fisheries Public Sector Management. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 427 KB].  Disaster Risk Management. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 411 KB].  Renewable Energy. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 392 KB].  Private Sector Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 405 KB].
Vauatu	Agriculture Development. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 422 KB]. Environment/ resource management Education and community development Public Sector Management/governance. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 427 KB].  Engineering and infrastructure Renewable Energy. For a list of relevant qualifications, please click here [PDF, 392 KB].

Forms

New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarships application form [PDF, 694 KB]

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2016-2017 Commonwealth Scholarships for Master in all Disciplines

Commonwealth Scholarships in low and middle income countries

The Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (CSFP) is a unique programme. Since its establishment in 1959, it has provided opportunities for over 30,000 citizens of all Commonwealth countries to study in other member countries. 

Following the establishment of the CSFP endowment fund in 2009, a new strand of Commonwealth Scholarships located in low and middle income countries is available.

2016-2017 Commonwealth Scholarships

Applications are now open for Masters scholarships for courses beginning in early 2017 in:

• Papua New Guinea
• South Africa
• South Pacific
• Sri Lanka

Closing date for applications: 30 June 2016
Eligibility criteria

• Applicants must be a citizen of any Commonwealth country other than the host country.
• Applicants must hold a first degree of upper second class standard (or above) in a discipline relevant to that in which study is proposed

The scholarships provide

• Return economy airfare from the scholar’s home country to the host country
• An arrival allowance of USD 500 to cover removal costs
• Full tuition fees
• A monthly/quarterly stipend intended to cover living costs, sustenance and local transport. Scholars will need to cover accommodation costs from their stipend.

How to apply
Email the completed application form to the email address detailed on the relevant country page above. With your application you should submit:

• High school certificates
• Undergraduate transcripts and graduation certificate
• Scan of photo page of passport
• Proof of English language ability if English is not your first language
• At least one academic reference
• University offer letter for the institution you have applied to, if you already have one

University admission
If possible you should have already applied to the university for admission to your desired course when you submit the scholarship application. Any scholarship offer will be provisional upon the applicant being able to obtain unconditional admission to the relevant course to start by mid-2016. Contact the university for information on course application deadlines.
To find out more
Send any enquiries to the contact email address given for each host country. The ACU cannot respond to enquiries.
Following your application
Successful applicants will be notified within three months of the closing date.
Other important information
The scholarships are for Master’s courses only and are not applicable to distance learning courses. The scholarships are for new students only and cannot be used to fund a course you have already started. No additional funding will be provided for scholars with families.

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PhD scholarship (Monash University Australia) on Data-Driven Smart Cities: Application of Machine Learning and Big Data Analytics in Urban Network Traffic Estimation and Prediction

Area of Research

We are seeking highly motivated and talented applicants contributing to our growing multidisciplinary research in transportation engineering. 

Eligibility

Applicants should hold a Master's degree in Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, Operations Research, Applied Mathematics, or Physics and should be interested in transportation systems research. Preferred background and experience include traffic modeling, transportation network modeling, stochastic analysis, optimization, machine learning, and big data. A summary of the project description is provided below. 

How to apply

Potential applicants are encouraged to contact Dr. Meead Saberi, submitting their complete CV and contact information for three references. 

Deadline

The position is available immediately. The call for applications will remain open until the position is filled. The PhD scholarship is provided by NICTA.

Project Summary
Urbanization and recent wide-spread advancements of information and communication technologies have transformed cities into pools of big data, providing new opportunities to unravel hidden patterns in urban life. However, using big data to generate "smarter cities" relies on the methodological capacity to render the masses of data into meaningful and, most importantly, useful information. Government organisations that manage and operate transport networks have a critical need for reliable and accurate traffic estimation and prediction tools. This project aims to develop a framework to integrate multiple data sources including traffic, weather, crashes, work zones, special events, and social media for a better predictive modelling of traffic congestion at the network level. The new modelling approach takes advantage of machine learning and big data analytics considering spatial and temporal interdependencies of traffic condition in a large-scale network. Results are expected to help government agencies to better predict traffic congestion and thus, manage the transport network more effectively.

Monash Supervisors
Dr. Meead Saberi (Faculty of Engineering, Monash University)
Dr. Mohsen Ramezani (Faculty of Engineering, Monash University)

NICTA Supervisor
Dr. Goce Ristanoski

Dr. Meead Saberi
Institute of Transport Studies
Department of Civil Engineering
Monash University
Melbourne, Australia

Email: meead.saberi@monash.edu
Phone: +61 3 9905 0236
Web: http://monash.edu/research/city-science/

About the university

• http://www.eng.monash.edu.au/
  

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PhD Position (Salary: 1958€/M ) at INRIA Lille, France: Privacy-friendly Distributed Machine Learning

Position

• PhD position: Privacy-friendly distributed machine learning

Introduction/Specification
The Inria Magnet team has an opening for a PhD position on privacy-friendly distributed machine learning. The topic of this Ph.D. project is the development of algorithms to perform tasks which are currently done with complete knowledge of the data in a much more distributed and privacy-friendly way. In particular, the problem of learning a model from the distributed data of many users who do not want to share their data will be considered. The overall goal of this project is to get a better understanding of the potential of private distributed learning, to construct theory supporting this understanding and algorithms exploiting it. Several scenarios will be investigated, depending for instance on whether synchronization between users through a global server is possible. To guarantee privacy, we will study how to adapt methods from secure multi-party computation to statistical machine learning in order to develop efficient algorithms for which one can control the amount of disclosed sensitive information. Where possible, the potential of the obtained results will be demonstrated in real-world applications, such as ride sharing (predicting rides and matching between users without centralization of mobility logs) and crowdsourcing (task recommendation to users without compromising their personal data).

Intake Schedule and Supervisor
The candidate will work under the supervision of Jan Ramon and Aurélien Bellet. The PhD will begin in October 2016. In France, a PhD should be completed at the end of the 3rd year.

Location of the Institute

The working environment is located at the Inria research center in Lille, France. Combining computer sciences with mathematics, Inria’s 3,400 researchers strive to invent the digital technologies of the future. Educated at leading international universities, they creatively integrate basic research with applied research and dedicate themselves to solving real problems, collaborating with the main players in public and private research in France and abroad and transferring the fruits of their work to innovative companies. The researchers at Inria published over 4000 articles a year. They are behind over 270 active patents and 105 start-ups. The 171 project teams are distributed in eight research centers located throughout France. Lille is the capital of the north of France, a metropolis with 1 million inhabitants, with excellent train connection to Brussels (34 min), Paris (1h) and London (1h30), and tons of opportunities for social life.

Eligibility Applicant profile:
- strong background in machine learning, statistics and algorithms
- additional knowledge on distributed distributed systems and cryptography would be appreciated
- some experience in implementation and experimentation is expected
- good writing and speaking English skills

Salary Side information:
Salary: 1958€ the first two years and 2059€ the third year
Salary after taxes: around 1600€ the 1st two years and 1679,76 € the 3rd year (benefits included).
Possibility of French courses.

How to Apply
If interested, send to Jan Ramon jan.ramon@inria.fr (jan [dot] ramon [at] inria [dot] fr) and Aurélien Bellet (aurelien.bellet@inria.fr) as soon as possible: your CV, a statement of interest, and any supporting documents (e.g., recommendation letters) you may consider helpful.

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DAAD Scholarships for Graduates of All Disciplines • International Degree Programs for Master or IT Master in Germany

Eligibility

• Palestinian Graduates of all disciplines who have scored well above 80% (or 3/4).
• Information Technology Master scholarships for IT sector graduates
• Candidates must be supported by their respective universities, as this is a faculty-building program. Applicants should envisage an academic career at a Palestinian University.
• Only candidates whose last degree was earned no more than six years ago can apply.

Applications via the DAAD portal

Important Notice

Please note that your application is only valid if it has been succesfully up-loaded in the DAAD portal as well as submitted in paper form by the deadline! The DAAD portal will be closed at midnight Central European Time (CET) on the last specified application date. After this, it will no longer be possible to apply via the DAAD portal, even if the last application date has not yet finished in your country, due to the time difference.
You will have to submit the on-line application as well as one hard copy of your application by August 31, 2016 to the DAAD IC Jerusalem. The computerized system does not allow for any extensions, we cannot override it and therefore cannot help you if you will miss the deadline for any reason.
Additional information: FAQ for Application

Requirements

1. Online application form accessible through www.funding-guide.deExplanations how to find your scholarship program and how to register for the DAAD portal are found under the following links: Submitting an Application and Registering for DAAD PortalYou have to search for the following program:
   IDP Master Germany: "Study Scholarship for Graduates of all Disciplines"
   IDP IT Master Germany: "Information Technology Scholarships for Palestinians"
   The on-line application portal will be open by mid July 2016
2. Curriculum Vitae (C.V.)
3. Certified English translation of Bachelor certificate with full overview of grades
4. Certified English translation of university entrance qualification (Tawjihi/or equivalent)
5. One academic recommendation letter (original letter in sealed envelope) - use the recommendation letter form available in the DAAD online portal
6. An institutional recommendation by a Palestinian university as this program aims at supporting applicants who plan an academic career
7. Choice of at least 3 suitbale IDP (International Degree) Master Programs in English in Germany
   Profile of the desired Degree Program
8. Study plan and motivation letter for choosing the particular program
9. Photocopy of your passport
10. TOEFL iBT Test result 79 / IELTS Band 6 or above

Only the best applicants  will be invited for a personal interview.

 

Successful candidates must receive an acceptance from one of the International Degree Master Programs in Germany to validate their scholarship. Shortlisted applicants (file forwarde to the DAAD Head Office in Bonn) must independently apply to one or more International Degree Program/s.
Results will be made available by March 2017.

Deadline for the academic year 2017/2018: 31st of August 2016

 

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Fully Funded PhD Studentships in the area of IoT platform for context awareness, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, South Korea.

Introduction
Fully Funded PhD Studentships
Department of Information Communications Engineering
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
Location: Yongin, South Korea.
 
Scholarships
Monthly Stipend: 1200~1400 USD

Area of Research
We are recruiting PhD students to work on EmoSpaces project.
EmoSpaces’ goal is the development of an IoT platform that determines context awareness with a focus on sentiment and emotion recognition and ambient adaptation. The main innovative aspect of EmoSpaces lies in considering emotion and sentiments as a context source for improving intelligent services in IoT.

For More Information
visit https://itea3.org/project/emospaces.html


Elegibality
The candidate should have a master degree in computer science or similar, good programming skills, and strong background in machine learning.

How to Apply
Please send your application to Sayed Chhattan Shah at shah@hufs.ac.kr
Application should include a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and a brief statement of research experiences and interests. Applications which do not include all items will be rejected.
Sayed Chhattan Shah
ICE HUFS Korea
www.mgclab.com

The application Deadline
May 9, 2016.

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