where can i get my phd funded in latin america?
535082
Universidad de Francisco Marroquin?
577892
There is an excellent resource at:\n\nhttp://www.avrupada.com/almanya/phd/index.html\n\nHave Fun...
430760
The first place to start looking for funding is your local hispanic chamber of commerce.  The commerce is comprised of business owners, I'm certain some of the members will be interested in donating time or money.  Before approaching the chamber I would compile relevant documents such as financial reports, pro-forma...etc. regarding this project.  I would also be prepared to pitch your organization.
589377
Concordia language Villages have total immersion summer camps for children and teens.  During the school year they do weekend immersions for adults and school groups.  There are language schools in Latin America where you can study at the language school and live with a host family. (Cuernavaca has one I believe.) Your local university probably has an overseas study department, and they may have information on several that you can go to without becoming a student at that university.
89998
Free notebook, try any higher education for a grant, softwear, go to the sourse and ask
969248
I suggest you work for a similar organization first.  Get into learning the process of writing grant proposals, how to gain funding, and study their business model so you can do something similar.
513136
If you have studied at least 2 years of german look into the DAAD program just google it.  If you have a local Rotary club email them about their scholarship programs.
701831
The best one that I know of is Athabasca University in Alberta, Canada.  It has been offering programs by distance for over 30 years, so it is well recognized and well established.  Here is their site.
189080
For private grants, you may want to check the Foundation Center. They have databases of foundations who give to other non profits, academics, as well as a different database fo individuals http://www.fdncenter.org \n\n\nhttp://www.cfda.gov\nhttp://www.grants.gov\nhttp://gtionline.fdncenter.org\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol66/grants.htm\nhttp://www.sba.gov/expanding/grants.html
78995
Maybe you could try at some public schools.From my own experience,it is really hard to get scolarship to continue your studing at private univerities,especially if you are married and if you are international student.But you can try.You can pick few universities you would like to enter and then you should find out something abuot their leading professors,about their work,their researches,especially in the area you are interested in.Then you should e-mail them (they all have e-mail adresses at the university site)and tell them something about you,your work, that you would be pleased to work with them,and if you published something you should mention it too.\nAlso,check the ways you could get loans,they all have it,and they will help you to get it.\nIf you are as good as you say, you can be assistant to some professors, which could also be helpfull.\nMaybe you will have luck to enter good university.\nGood luck
604476
sounds like a longshot but try fastweb.com\nAll about getting scholarshiops.
377836
You have to get funding to get a study permit.  Generally for a PhD level study this is easy.  If you have good grades then you qualify for scholarships.  If you can find a mentor with alot of funding who wants you then you can get a decent stipend.  Each university is different in so far as waiving fees.  McGill has this policy of giving a few international fee waivers occasionally but it is never guaranteed.  I was surprised by the fact that when I am done with my coursework I still have to pay full time tuition for research credit.  Tuition is like 12,000 a year for international students. I suggest two things one is the Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship program.  They can give one year full or two year partial scholarships.  Contact your local rotary for application due dates.  There is a significant lag time for the scholarship to kick in and you cannot go early.\nThe second recommendation is that if you wanted to find and work for a mentor before hand you could try SWAP Canada and get a year long work permit not too expensively if you have recently finished full time classes.  You can work anywhere with the permit.  Get a immigration medical exam before you leave if you want to work in a pet hospital\n\nGood luck
47594
There are plenty of places to get funding. I am no expert, but I have provided some links below. They should be good places to start. Good luck.
483162
For an employer to sponsor you, they would typically look for a highly specialized skill set that they can't find in the US.  That usually requires an advanced degree - such as master's or PhD, or technical knowledge such as programming.  You could try getting a job with a Mexican division of a US company, and then see if they would transfer you internally (after a couple of years).  It's usually the easiest way, but by no means a guarantee.  You could also enroll in a graduate program at an American university and then try to get an internship or a job with a US company after graduation.
255780
Speak to your country's Executive Director at the World Bank, International Monetary Fund, or African Development Bank there might be a Policy Framework or an Intiative that could help you start-up.\n\nGood Luck and Prosper...;*!*;...
400977
try online, Mexico, Canada
440784
I can help you if you tell me your program of interest and the country where you want to study.\nGood luck\nNBS