does South Africa offer and fund opportunities for South African students to study outside South Africa?
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There are a few government scholarships for those wanting to study art outside SA via the South African Arts Council in Johannesburg (they are in the same building as the French Foreign Affairs Council).\n\nAlso depending on what university you go to their are exchange programs which work both ways. The SA university will take Brits or Americans, and the Brits or American university will take SA students. This is to promote cultural exchange and you will get university credit for this.\n\nAlso you can as a foreigner apply to American universities (not sure about British rules) and if you are accepted get a visa to come here. It is very hard however for foreign students to get college loans so I don't know if you will have to get one from ABSA or some other SA bank.\n\nThere are some amazing universities in SA for most majors, although according to my husband the art majors are a bit of a joke except at Rhodes & UCT so I can understand if that is the area you are looking to study wanting to come here or England where some of the worlds most distinguished arts programmes are located. I myself am and American Conservatory of Theater alumni.\n\nIf you are looking outside the arts I highly recommend finding an SA university with and exchange programme with another university abroad known for your intended major. I think that is best as there are no bursaries in SA (other than the Arts Counsil one) I know of for study abroad. This way you get the best of both worlds anyways.
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yes you have a lot of options visit www.scholarships.com\nwww.southindia,com
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Many universities offer funds. Also try scholarship websites.
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Contact Canada embassy in ur country 4 colleges details & get 2 know which college offer an external programme.
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you might wannna go to south africa for that..
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ask associations within your country (i'm assuming India) who provide such scholarships. if not, go to specific university websites that u'd wanna apply to and check their financial aid schemes - they'll always have a couple for international students
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It is rare that colleges and universities in the United States require students to study overseas (study abroad) as part of their degree program.  There are some institutions that have discussed the idea and others that have attempted to implement such policies.  It is a little more common for specific degree programs with in the colleges and universities to require (or more likely to strongly suggest/encourage) students to study overseas.\n\nFor example, I found the following statement in an article about experiential learning: "Forty students in the Executive MBA (Master of Business Administration) program at Xavier University (Cincinnati, Ohio) completed a required overseas study tour, with approximately half visiting Japan and Singapore and half visiting England, Belgium, and Germany."\n\nWould love to know more about why you are researching this question.
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HERE are some links for websites that provide information on international student scholarships and financial aid for international students:\n\nInternational Education Financial Aid -This site contains a free searchable database of 870 scholarships and awards for international students. Most are restricted to use at specific universities.\nSFU Graduate Awards Database- A small database of Canadian graduate and postdoctoral fellowships, compiled by Simon Fraser University.\n\nScholarshipsCanada.com ScholarshipsCanada.com is a large searchable database of more than 17,000 scholarships, prizes, and bursaries for students in Canada. It includes both school-administered and private awards. ScholarshipsCanada.com is published by EDge Interactive, 3470 Pharmacy Ave., Toronto, Ontario M1W 2S7, Canada, phone 416-494-3343, fax 416-494-0949.\n\nStudentAwards.com StudentAwards.com is a free scholarship database focusing on scholarships and bursaries for Canadian students.\n\nInternational Education Financial Aid (IEFA) – This site provides a searchable database that contains various sources of aid available to international students. It is a free service.\n\nRotary International – This organization provides some limited international student scholarships.\n\nCornell University Graduate School Fellowship Notebook – This database contains a list of funding and international student scholarships available to graduate international students.\n\nKing Faisal Foundation – This organization provides an international student scholarship program for Muslim students to undertake post-graduate studies at any USA university.\n\nAAUW – This organization provides fellowships for international graduate students who are women.\n\nInternational Student Loans – This site offers loans to international students, so long as the international student loan is co-signed by an American citizen.\n\nInstitute for International Education – The institute publishes a book titled Funding for U.S. Study: A Guide for Citizens of Other Nations that provides information on hundreds of grants and international student scholarships offered by governments, foundations and international organizations.
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Here is a wonderful site that not only includes information about various study abroad programs but also about financial aid for those programs (scroll down a bit): http://www.finaid.org/otheraid/exchange.phtml . Some non-US schools also offer their own financial aid, so it's well worth asking them.  I can think of a number of students who have easily acquired enough financial aid to cover the entire degree that they acquired overseas.
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There is a scholarship for Latin American students who want to pursue their university studies in the European Union. It's called the Alban Scholarship. You can find the link here in this directory: http://www.macquil.com/scholarships.php
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yes, depending on the university and the course chosen \nmany australian universities have distance education subjects for some degrees. they also have block-mode delivery of some subjects.\nsome subjects taken in external delivery mode (i.e. off campus) may have an internal component (for lab or field work, or professional placement)\ncheck out the web sites of some of the universities and if you have queries about their courses, email them for more info
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Might be worth looking at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website:\nwww.fco.gov.uk\n\nCheck out the universities themselves - they should have details of specific scholarships or bursaries.
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It's best to look at it country by country.  Some countries like South Africa are doing a lot of education.  Others are denying it's a problem and not doing anything.  I'd grab a few countries and look on Google for each one.
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The answer to your country is here.\nhttp://www.africa.upenn.edu/K-12/menu_EduKNTR.html
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Canada does have quite a few programs to sponsor foreign students. \n\nOn one side, the Canadian government provides some scholarships directly, and on the other side, many Canadian universities offer scholarships. \n\nI recommend you check out the link below - it's a website that the Government of Canada has put together as an information resource for students who want to study in Canada. \n\nOn it, you can find information not just about scholarships (also called financial aid), but also find lots of information about studying in Canada, in general. \n\nHave fun surfing - and good luck in Canada!
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Visit www.rotary.org and they have various programs for funding short term study abroad programs.  They typically will fund one year.  They have two programs for college students and one for high school students.  Contact your local rotary to find out the application dates.
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Well I am from South Africa and I must say while I was studying, I was offered more jobs in UK then in my own country. Yes South Africans can work very hard, but I think is also because for us any circumstances is more acceptable then working your a** off and not receiving efficient pay.