Call for applications - International students
The Call for applications is open. Top students selected will be granted a scholarship between 5.000 and 12.000 euros.Within the Master of Science in Computer Science there are two Programs of excellence:
-Honors Master Program in Research (www.disi.unitn.eu/honors)
-Dual Degree in Computer Science with Georgiatech (www.disi.unitn.eu/gtech)
Participants to this Call may also be considered for the two Excellence Programs.
Please visit the program website www.disi.unitn.eu/mcs
Master of Science in Computer Science - University of Trento
PhD Studentship in Physics
The alliance brings together internationally leading physics research
across Scotland to form the largest physics grouping in the UK. Major
research themes being pursued are astronomy, condensed matter and
materials physics, nuclear and plasma physics, elementary particles,
photonics and physics and life sciences.
Job Description
The Scottish Universities Physics Alliance (SUPA) is offering up to 8
fully funded PhD studentships for outstanding students from anywhere
in the world.
These prestigious and competitive awards are intended to attract
outstanding students to study for a PhD in Scotland. Applicants will
be registered for a PhD in physics at one of the participating
Universities namely Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt, Glasgow, Paisley, St
Andrews and Strathclyde. An excellent training environment will be
provided by the SUPA Graduate School, giving candidates access to a
wide range of courses across Scotland.
The online SUPA Prize Studentship is looking to recruit the best
early stage researchers for Scotland from a world-wide market to come
to Scotland and help drive the research agenda in physics. The
competition has run three times very successfully. In the first year
of operation, the Prize Studentship Competition had 127 applications
from 34 countries. 10 studentships were awarded. The second year of
operation, the Prize Studentship Competition saw an increase in
applications and countries represented with 186 applications from 50
countries. 9 students were awarded the prize studentships. In our
third year we had 230 applications again from around 50 countries and
we awarded 15 studentships.
The SUPA Graduate School has 7 state of the art video-enable teaching
rooms in each of the 6 SUPA partner physics departments and in the
University of Dundee. All SUPA students have access to a
comprehensive selection of advanced courses being delivered pan-
Scotland by SUPA partners pooling expertise in the main theme areas
of SUPA viz nuclear and plasma physics, photonics, condensed matter
and material physics, astro and space, particle physics and physics
and life sciences. In 2006-07, the first year of operation, we
offered a total of 611 lecture hours across a choice of 48 graduate
courses and 4 distance learning courses.
Three Learning Technologists support video-enabled teaching and
develop e-learning materials for the Graduate School. Students and
staff within SUPA have access to My.SUPA - a customised learning
portal to enhance and support teaching, learning, communication and
collaboration within the alliance.
Applications should be made at www.supa.ac.uk by 31 January 2008.
Only on-line applications will be accepted. Please don't e-mail us
any documents before completing the on-line form.
Organisation/Institute Contact Data
Scottish Universities Physics Alliance
Mayfield Road
Edinburgh
EH9 3JZ
UNITED KINGDOM
E-Mail: prize.admin@supa.ac.uk
www.supa.ac.uk
European Master on Mechatronics and Micro-Mechatronic Systems
The European Union supports the masters course EU4M (European Master on Mechatronics and Micro-Mechatronic Systems ) by offering 18 attractive scholarships (2 years with 21000 €/year) for Non- European students and one grant for Western Balkan students. It offers also some grants (1,2 or 3 months) for Non- European scholars (academics). The deadline of application is 31 January 2008. The Master has been accepted in the framework of the prestigious European programme on education "Erasmus Mundus".
During the programme, the student will work one year on universities in two different european countries: Karlsruhe (Germany), Besancon (France) and Gijon (Spain). Lectures are given in the local languages French, German and/or Spanish.
Duration of studies is two years. During the programme, the student will work one year on universities in two different european countries: Hochschule Karlsruhe Technik und Wirtschaft, Karlsruhe (Germany), Ecole Nationale Superieure de Mecanique et des Microtechniques de Besancon(France) and Escuela Politécnica Superior de Gijon (Spain), obtaining two master's diplomas of those two institutions. Lectures are given in the local languages French, German and/or Spanish.
Details of the grants and the Masters course and an online application form can be found at
eu4m.eu
Prof. Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing. Fritz J. Neff
Co-ordinator of ERASMUS Mundus EU4M-Consortium
Director of LMHS (Lab for Micro-Mechatronic Systems)
Department of Mechanical Engineering & Mechatronics
Hochschule Karlsruhe - Technik und Wirtschaft
Moltkestrasse 30
76133 Karlsruhe
Tel.: ++(0)721 925-1706
FAX: ++(0)721 925-1707
e-mail: fritz.neff@hs-karlsruhe.de
e-mail co-ordinator: eu4m-consortium@hs-karlsruhe.de
The Tohoku University International Doctoral Program
The Graduate School of Engineering, the Graduate School of Information Sciences and the Graduate School of Environmental Studies are pleased to announce the Tohoku University International Doctoral Program in Engineering, Information Sciences and Environmental Studies and invite applicants for 2008 entry. The program was launched in 2001 through the financial support of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (Monbukagakusho) and is now in its eighth year. In this program, a wide variety of elective courses are being offered in English
Monbukagakusho scholarships for international students with outstanding scholastic ability are being offered as part of the program. Also, students enjoy some of the world's best experimental facilities and study along with distinguished faculty and associates to develop creative and original research that is published in highly reputed international journals.
Candidates should submit application materials and choose a department for enrollment from the 22 departments listed below:
Departments
Department of Mechanical System and Design
Department of Nanomechanics
Department of Aerospace Engineering
Department of Quantum Science and Energy Engineering
Department of Electrical and Communication Engineering
Department of Electronic Engineering
Department of Applied Physics
Department of Applied Chemistry
Department of Chemical Engineering
Department of Biomolecular Engineering
Department of Metallurgy
Department of Materials Science
Department of Materials Processing
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Department of Architecture and Building Sciences
Management of Science and Technology Department
Department of Bioengineering and Robotics
Department of Computer and Mathematical Sciences
Department of System Information Sciences
Department of Human-Social Information Sciences
Department of Applied Information Sciences
Department of Environmental Studies
Candidates should also choose one from the following
course groups (A-E):
Group A: Environmental Engineering
Group B: Information and Communications
Group C: Medical Engineering
Group D: Energy
Group E: Materials
Twenty-five students will be admitted per year into
the program, 5 into each course group. A maximum of 12
students can be awarded Monbukagakusho scholarships.
Lectures in English are arranged in areas of students'
research specialty. However, depending on the
students' language ability, research supervision may
be in English or Japanese. And students may also
attend lectures given in Japanese to fulfill their
requirements.
Source : http://www.eng.tohoku.ac.jp/english/program/?menu=itn
Graduate School of Engineering (Three Departments) - The University of Tokyo
Graduate School of Engineering (Three Departments), The University of Tokyo, offer advanced study and research opportunities to foreign students in the framework of the Special Graduate Program on Engineering for Systems Innovation (“the Special Program”).
The program offers:
• Master’s (2 years)
• Doctoral (3 years)
•
courses leading to the degrees of Master of Engineering and Doctor of Engineering degrees in the Three Departments, respectively.
Those accepted to Special Graduate Program on Engineering for Systems Innovation will be enrolled in the winter semester which begins on October 1, 2008. Research and instruction are conducted both in English and in Japanese. Japanese language courses are offered by the Department of Systems Innovation.
The students for Special Graduate Program on Engineering for Systems Innovation will be selected primarily based on academic qualification. To be eligible for admission to the Master’s program an applicant must hold Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution. For admission to the doctoral program an applicant must hold a Master’s Degree or its equivalent. The age of the applicant must be under 35 on April 1, 2008 and must be citizens of countries with whom the Japanese government has diplomatic relations.
How To Apply
The following documents (originals and/or several copies as indicated) must reach the Foreign Student Office of the Department of Quantum Engineering and Systems Science by January 4, 2008. In case you want to submit the application urgently to meet the due date please send at first the documents in PDF files by email, then submit the original ones through ordinary mail.
The necessary materials to be submitted:
• One original and five copies of Application for Japanese Government (Monbukagakusyo) Scholarship (Form #1).
• One original and five copies of Field of Study and Study Program (Form #2).
• One original and five copies of Application for Japanese Government (Monbukagakusyo) Scholarship (Annex) (Form #3).
• One original and five copies of Certificate of Health completed by a registered medical doctor. Copy of the latest periodic medical check-up record of your institute is acceptable.
• One original and six copies of Application Card (Form #4).
• One original and five copies of Self-evaluation Form (Form #5).
• Mailing address labels (Form #6).
• One original and five A4-sized copies of Certificate of Graduation and Diploma of Degree for each study period (Bachelor, Master, Doctor), with English translation if the original one is not in English.
• One original and five A4-sized copies of Official Transcript or Academic Record of undergraduate and graduate study from each institution which the applicant graduated from or is presently enrolled in, with English translation if the original one is not in English.
• Two evaluation reports (Confidential Evaluation Report on Applicant). One evaluator must be a dean or a person in higher position in the institution, the other should be a faculty member of the institution which the applicant is presently attending or attended most recently, who knows the applicant well such as an academic advisor. The evaluation is expected to rank the applicant according to his/her grade within certain education unit, for example, “top 5% among 98 students of the department, top 3 among 350 students” (see Sample). The report should be signed, sealed then sent directly to the Foreign Students Office of the Department of Quantum Engineering and Systems Science.
• A recommendation Letter from dean or a person in higher position of the institution. The letter should address to the President of The University of Tokyo and be directly sent to the Foreign Students Office of the Department of Quantum Engineering and Systems Science. Recommender’s E. mail address and telephone number must be indicated.
• Six copies of census register, passport or other proof of citizenship (do not need to send the original passport).
• Six passport-size photographs (6cm x 4cm) taken within past six months.
• A summery of thesis, research papers and other publications authored by applicant.
• Score of TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or official certificate of your English capability. This does not apply to the native English speakers.
• Score of GRE (Graduate Record Examination), if available.
Ms. N. Kanzaki
Foreign Student Office
Department of Quantum Engineering and Systems Science
The University of Tokyo
7-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-8656, Japan
Phone: +81 -3 - 3814 - 7553
Fax: +81 -3 - 3818 - 3455
E-mail: kanzaki@q.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Please get the latest information from:
http://www.q.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
or
http://www.q.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
The Women’s Leadership Scholarship (WLS) program (formerly the Native Leadership Scholarship)
The Women’s Leadership Scholarship (WLS) program (formerly the Native Leadership Scholarship) creates educational opportunities for women activists, grassroots leaders, and organizers from the Global South and/or from indigenous groups. WLS invests in women’s leadership by supporting non-doctoral graduate education in human rights, sustainable development, and public health in many places around the world.
“Notice to Prospective Applicants”
WLS pre-applications for the 2008-2009 academic year will be available beginning Jan. 1 through March 14, 2008 on our website or by request from info@nativeleaders.org. “Letters of interest and pre-applications” “received prior to January 1 or after March 14, 2008 will not be considered.”
Scholarships
The WLS Selection Committee awards four to eight scholarships per year, up to US$25,000 per academic year for a maximum of two years. The awards help the recipients meet the costs of tuition, fees, books, educational supplies, housing, maintenance, and travel to and from the home country and the educational institution. WLS awards are paid directly to the institution in a student’s account. For foreign women intending to study at U.S.universities, WLS funding for expenses other than tuition and books is subject to a 14% U.S. tax.
Eligibility Requirements
Eligible candidates include women leaders from the Global South and/or from
indigenous groups who also meet all the following criteria:
1. They are committed to grassroots organizing and the needs of their
2. communities or indigenous group.
3. They have proof of a bachelor’s or a higher degree.
4. They have at least three years of work experience dealing with critical
5. human rights concerns, and other social, educational, environmental, health
6. or economic conditions that negatively affect their communities.
7. They have been accepted into a non-doctoral graduate program at an
8. accredited university for full-time study/research related to their work
9. experience in human rights, sustainable development, and/or public health.
10. They can show evidence of financial need for educational support.
11. They intend to return to their home countries to work, utilizing training and research acquired in the study program.
For More Information, please visit here
PhD Position at The Hamilton Institute
Applications are invited by well-qualified applicants for a PhD position in the area of dynamic routing and coding for 802.11 wireless networks.
Wireless networks are fundamentally different from wired networks in a number of respects. A key difference is that transmissions are inherently broadcast in nature. We are interested in taking advantage of this to develop powerful new approaches for dynamically routing packets through multi- hop wireless networks.
By opportunistically exploiting reception of packets at neighbouring stations, initial tests indicate that gains of x5 or greater in network capacity can potentially be achieved.
However, it is not sufficient to consider just capacity, but also quality of service and so our interest is in development optimal algorithms that meet specified quality of service constraints.
There is an intimate interaction between broadcast transmission and the choice of coding used. Joint design of routing and coding is therefore also expected to play a key role. Fountain codes and related methods, are very natural in this context. The candidate should hold a BSc in Engineering/ CS or a related field, and have strong analytic skills. Some background in networking, optimisation, and/or coding theory is desirable but not essential.
More information on the networking group at the Hamilton Institute is available at : www.hamilton.ie/netlab/
The Hamilton Institute is committed to research excellence. These posts offer an exciting opportunity for successful candidates to tackle fundamental research problems within a stimulating multi-disciplinary research environment with state of the art facilitiesand strong links to the international research community.
To apply, candidates should submit a detailed CV, motivation letter, and the names and addresses of two referees for letters of recommendation to: hamilton@nuim.ie.
Informal enquiries to Prof. Doug Leith (doug.leith@nuim.ie).
Website link: Here
PhD Student Positions in Nanoelectronics at EPFL School of Engineering
The newly formed Laboratory of Nanoscale Electronics and Structures at the EPFL School of Engineering (STI) has several available PhD student positions.
Highly motivated students will have an opportunity to work on the design, processing and characterization of novel nanoelectronic devices. Requirements include a Master`s degree in electrical engineering, physics, materials science, microtechnics or a related discipline.
Proficiency in spoken and written English is also required. Previous experience in cleanroom processing, electron microscopy or instrumentation programming is a plus. Candidates are invited to send a CV including a brief description of research experience and the contact information for two references by e-mail to :
Prof. Andras Kis
E-mail : andras.kis@epfl.ch
The Singapore Scholarship
The Singapore Scholarship was announced by then Prime Minister of Singapore Mr. Goh Chok Tong at the 6th ASEAN Summit in December 1998. The objective of the Singapore Scholarship at that time was to help alleviate the problem of educating young people in the ASEAN countries due to the regional economic crisis.
The Singapore Government awards the scholarship to Government-endorsed student from the other member countries of ASEAN. Each Scholarship is for a full-time undergraduate degree course at the Nanyang Technological University, the National University of Singapore and the Singapore Management University. All disciplines except for Medicine and Dentistry are open to Scholar. The duration of each Scholarship is for three or four years, depending on the discipline.
The award is based on academic merit and places will be allocated by open competition. If necessary, a one-year bridging or foundation programmed, in addition to the undergraduate studies, will be provided.
To be eligible, a candidate must:
1. Be a citizen in an ASEAN country (Except Singapore)
2. Possess excellent academic records
3. Have a good command in English
Candidates must meet the entry requirements for Nanyang Technological University, National University of Singapore and Singapore Management University. A recipient of the Scholarship may not concurrently hold any scholarship, Fellowship, Grant or award without prior approval of the Singapore Government. The scholars are also expected to return to their countries upon graduation to contribute to the development of their countries.
The scholarship will cover tuition fees for the duration of the award, a living allowance of S$4,300 per annum, an accommodation allowance based on the different room rates at each university and one return economy class air ticket passage from his/her home country to Singapore for the duration of studies.
Short listed nominees will take the entrance examinations set by the Singapore universities. Nominees are further short listed based on their entrance examination result and will then have to undergo and interview conducted by interviewers from the Singapore Universities. The entrance examinations and interviews will be conducted from February to April 2008 in Jakarta.
Application must be endorsed and submitted by the Indonesian Department of National Education (Bureau of Planning and Foreign Cooperation) at Building C, 6th Floor, JL. Jend. Sudirman, Senayan, Jakarta Pusat. Candidates are required to produce the following:
• Certificate, endorsement by the former Scholl, for graduated applicants;
• Recommendation from the School Principal, for applicants who are still in grade 3 at SMU.
Late or incomplete applications will not be considered. The deadline for complete application forms to be submitted is 18 December 2007. The decision of the Singapore Government on the selection of Singapore Scholars is final.
Foe more information on the Singapore Scholarship, please contact the Singapore Embassy in Jakarta (Tel. No. 021-520 1489 or 5296 1433). Applicants may wish to cheek the website at http://www.mfa.gov.sg/scp or write to:
The Singapore Scholarship
Technical Cooperation Directorate
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Tanglin
Singapore 248163
Tel No: (65) 6379 8000
Fax No: (65) 64793357
Email: mfa_scp@mfa.gov.sg
AUN-GIST Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Korea offers 2008 AUN-GIST (Gwangju Institute of Technology, Korea) Scholarship on Science and T
AUN-GIST Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Korea offers 2008 AUN-GIST (Gwangju Institute of Technology, Korea) Scholarship on Science and Technology. This scholarships are available to ASEAN students to study masteral (4 slots) and doctoral (6 slots) degrees in science and technology in Gwangju, Korea. The AUN-GIST scholarship covers tuition fee, airfare, accommodation and living allowance.
Areas of Study:
• Information and Mechatronics
• Material Science and Engineering
• Environmental Science and Engineering
• Life Science
• Photon Science and Technology
Eligibility:
• Citizen of an ASEAN member country
• Posses a Bachelor’s degree (for M.S. Applicants) and M.S. degree (for Ph.D. applicants)
• Good academic record
• Have a minimum score of 550 (213 CBT) in TOEFL or 6.5 in IELTS, or 750 in TOEIC or 680 in TEPS.
• Have good medical record
Application Documens to be Submitted:
• Application form
• Two sealed letters of recommendation; one of which must be from the Dean of the Department he has attended
• Official diploma in English
• Original undergraduate/graduate transcript of record certified by the University Registrar
• Official TOEFL or IELTS score report taken not more than two years
• Resume or curriculum vitae
• MA thesis (for those applying for Ph.D.)
• Two photographs (4×5 cm)
207 Administration Bldg.
Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology
1 Oryong-dong Buk - gu
Gwangju
Republic of Korea
http://www.gist.ac.kr/
Telephone: +82-62-970-2061 ~ 2063
Fax: +82-62-970-2069
E-mail: ciss@gist.ac.kr
Deadline: March 15, 2008. Thank you for your attention
The UNESCO-IHE Fellowship Programme
The UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education is an international institute for water education that was established in 2003. UNESCO-IHE continues the work that was started in 1957 when IHE first offered a postgraduate diploma course in hydraulic engineering to practicing professionals from developing countries.
http://www.unesco-ihe.org/about/academic_departments
Water Engineering
The Water Engineering Department carries out academic education, research and projects related to:
Environmental Resources
Training of professionals in key environmental issues is pivotal to the sustainable use of natural and environmental resources. The Department of Environmental Resources provides postgraduate education, training and research in the fields of aquatic and wetland ecology, resource management and…
Management and Institutions
The Department of Management and Institutions (MAI) addresses the themes of water management and governance, in order to contribute to the sustainable management and wise use of water and environmental resources, and to improve access to and management of water and sanitation services.
Urban Water and Sanitation
The overall theme of the Department of Urban Water and Sanitation (UWS) is urbanization. This is one of the dominant global processes that will determine the shape of the world in the coming decades. Although urbanization offers enormous opportunities for socio-economic growth in many low-incom…
Hydroinformatics and KM
The overall theme of the Department of Hydroinformatics and Knowledge Management (HIKM) concerns the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) and modelling, and their application for resolving water-related problems in civil engineering, and information systems for integrated wa…
http://www.unesco-ihe.org/education/prospective_students/fellowships
Fellowships
For candidates seeking financial assistance to cover all or part of their studies in one of the UNESCO-IHE programmes or courses, please see the list of fellowship opportunities below.
Candidates from Netherlands Fellowship Programmes (NFP) countries are always encouraged to apply for an NFP fellowship, besides any other forms of sponsorship they may be pursuing.
Note that the deadlines for submitting applications and necessary documentation may vary per fellowship or scholarship. For the latest information, please visit the relevant websites.
Prospective participants are also advised to check with their Dutch diplomatic representation (Netherlands Embassy or Consulate) whether there are any other scholarship opportunities besides those mentioned here.
Netherlands Fellowship Programme
The Netherlands Fellowship Programme is intended to deepen and broaden the knowledge and professional skills of mid-career professionals to enable them to make a better contribution to the development of their organizations and their countries.
Prospective participants can obtain NFP application forms from the Dutch diplomatic representation in their home country, to whom the forms should be returned.
To be eligible for this fellowship, candidates should be able to submit proof of admission to the academic programme for which they are applying.
In addition, candidates should be working in a developing country in a development-related position, and be nominated by their employer, who pledges to continue payment of their salary and hold their job for them while they are studying in the Netherlands.
The deadline for submission of NFP applications to the Dutch diplomatic representations varies between February 1 and March 29.
All applications must be received by the Netherlands Organisation for International Cooperation in Higher Education (NUFFIC) in The Hague by April 1 at the latest.
For more information on the Netherlands Fellowship Programme, a list of NFP countries, and the deadlines for submitting applications to each Dutch diplomatic representation, please see the NUFFIC website.
A list of other fellowships will be made available on this website soon.
More information
E-mail: info@unesco-ihe.org
Website: TIP: Use NUFFIC’s Grantfinder to find a suitable fellowship!
Admission requirements
UNESCO-IHE’s programmes and courses have the following admission requirements.
Msc Programme
PhD Programme
Online Course
Regular Short Course
Admission requirements MSc programme
The official admission requirements for the UNESCO-IHE MSc programmes are:
A bachelors degree in a field related to the programme the applicant would like to join (for requirements specific to this specialization, please refer to the participant’s profile section).
In principle, candidates should have a minimum of three years of practical or research experience since graduation. All applications are, however, considered on their individual merits.
English language requirements: UNESCO-IHE does not require a language certificate from native English speakers of the following countries: Australia, Botswana, Canada, Cameroon (English-speaking region), Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, India, Ireland, Kenya, Liberia, Malawi, Namibia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Philippines, Rwanda (English-speaking region), South Africa, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Uganda, UK, USA, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
All other candidates must provide a certificate of proficiency in English from either the Educational Testing Service (TOEFL) or the British Council (IELTS). The IELTS score must be 6.0 overall on the academic test.
The TOEFL scores must be:
for the paper test (PBT): 550 + TWE 4.5
for the computer-based test (CBT): 213
for the internet test (IBT): 83
Important: Information on TOEFL scores may be sent directly to UNESCO-IHE. The UNESCO-IHE institution code is 8949
UNESCO-IHE reserves the right to reject other certificates of proficiency in English that cannot be readily established as equivalent to the IELTS or TOEFL certificates.
Important note
UNESCO-IHE may assess applications before receiving the results of an English test. If accepted, applicants will receive a conditional letter of admission, which may be used to apply for a fellowship. Once the test results are received, if they are sufficient, applicants will be sent a formal (unconditional) letter of admission. However, UNESCO-IHE must receive satisfactory test scores before applicants may start a programme.
Admission requirements PhD programme
The main requirement for a PhD study at UNESCO-IHE is that candidates should hold an UNESCO-IHE MSc degree with high qualification. An MSc degree from another university or institute, equal to the standard of UNESCO-IHE, may also be acceptable. If a candidate is not yet in the possession of an MSc degree, but has an interesting research proposal and proven track record, he or she may be admitted to the UNESCO-IHE MSc programme first, as part of and in preparation for the PhD research. PhD candidates will only be accepted after their research proposal has been approved by UNESCO-IHE’s Academic Board. The PhD degree of UNESCO-IHE is awarded jointly with a relevant Dutch University, which ensures that it is embedded in the prevailing higher education legislation.
http://www.unesco-ihe.org/education/prospective_students/admission_requirements
Admission requirements Short courses
Admission requirements include a university or Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree, a number of years of experience and a good command of the English language.
Admission requirements Online courses
Admission requirements include a university or Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree, a number of years of experience and a good command of the English language.
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