American University of Cairo offers graduate scholarship
Applications are being accepted for a one-year tuition scholarship for the Graduate Diploma in Electronic Journalism at the American University of Cairo, Egypt. Deadline for spring semester: November 1
Eligible candidates will demonstrate financial need, ability to perform well in the program and professional experience where applicable.
The recipient will also serve as assistant in the Kamal Adham Center for Electronic Journalism for 80 hours per month during the academic year, assisting in the Center's projects and research.
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