One-year graduate scholarship to study global affairs at Tsinghua University, Beijing.
Deadline
Applicants with Chinese passports: 5/20/23
Contact
NCSncs-ousf@duke.edu
Award recipients
Quick facts
Academic Discipline
AllCitizenship
US Citizen, Permanent Resident, Non-US CitizenshipsStatus
Senior, Young AlumniLocation
InternationalEndorsement Required
NoAward Amount
Full funding including tuition, room & board, and travel.
Age Limit
29 years oldAward Site
https://www.schwarzmanscholars.org/Description
The Schwarzman Scholars program funds one year of study in Beijing, China. Scholars will live in residence at Schwarzman College and receive a Master’s in Global Affairs from Tsinghua University. Classes are available in English. Required coursework and additional co-curricular programming focuses on leadership development and networking with global leaders across a wide variety of fields and industries. Please note, Chinese passport holders will apply through a separate process with an earlier deadline.
Selection criteria include:
- Leadership abilities
- Character and integrity
- Academic aptitude and intellectual ability
- Empathy and intercultural competency
- Open-mindedness
- Entrepreneurial spirit
Links
NCS Scholarship Information in Canvas - specialized application advice.
Eligibility
Applicants must be graduating seniors or young alumni under the age of 29.