Region |
Asia |
Africa |
Latin America |
Middle East |
CIS |
Countries |
16 countries |
23 countries |
15 countries |
5 countries |
9 countries |
|
Bangladesh Cambodia Fiji Indonesia Lao PDR Mongolia Myanmar Nepal Pakistan Afghanistan PapuaNewGuinea SolomonIslands SriLanka ThePhilippines Timor-Leste Vietnam |
Algeria
Angola
Cameroon
Côted'Ivoire
DRCongo
Egypt
Ethiopia
Gabon
Ghana
Kenya
Libya
Madagascar
Morocco
Mozambique
Nigeria
Rwanda
Senegal
Sudan
Tanzania
Tunisia
Uganda
Zambia Zimbabwe
|
Bolivia Colombia CostaRica Ecuador ElSalvador Guatemala Haiti Honduras Jamaica Nicaragua DominicanRepublic Panama Paraguay Peru Venezuela |
Iran Iraq Jordan Lebanon Palestine |
Azerbaijan Ukraine Belarus Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Serbia Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan |
* For “National Development Policy for African Countries”, the target countries for this course will be 23 African countries on that list. (Please refer to the countries in bold type on the list above)
3. Available Universities and Fields ofStudy
Master’s degree programs offered at the universities below.
Sector |
Course Title |
University |
Governance |
Urban Development Policy |
ChungAng Univ. |
Gender Equality Leadership |
Ehwa Womans Univ. |
|
Finance and Tax Policy |
Korea Univ. |
|
Industry and Trade Policy |
KyungHee Univ. |
|
Public Management and Public Policy Reforms |
Seoul National Univ. |
|
National Development Policy for African Countries |
Seoul National Univ. |
|
Public Administration (Local Government) |
Sungkyunkwan Univ. |
|
Regulation Management for Economic Development |
Korea Development Institute School |
|
Rural Development Sector |
Agricultural Engineering |
Hankyong National Univ. |
Agricultural Economics |
KangWon National Univ. |
|
Agricultural Production |
KyungPook National Univ. |
|
Development of Fisheries Industry |
PuKyong National Univ. |
|
Community Development |
Yonsei Univ. (Wonju campus) |
|
Health |
Global Health Security |
Yonsei Univ. |
Technology, Environment & Energy |
Energy Science and Policy |
Ajou Univ. |
Techno-Entrepreneurship Competency based on EE&ICT Convergence |
HanDong Univ. |
|
Water Resources Management |
Sungkyunkwan Univ. (Suwon Campus) |
|
Education |
Global Education Leadership |
Korea National University of Education |
Sector |
Course Title |
University |
Technology, Environment & Energy |
Global ICT Policy |
Pusan National Univ. |
Governance (Social Economy) |
To be determined (in the middle of bidding process for selecting universities) |
|
Technology, Environment & Energy (Climate Change Response) |
* All applicants can take only one course for application of KOICA SP program.
* For more details on the available courses, refer to the Program Information of each course that is available to access in the KOICA website (https://www.koica.go.kr/koica_en/index.do)
English webpage → Menu (Get involved → CIAT→ Scholarship Program → Application)
* Application guideline for 3 more courses will be provided during early March as below.
4. Qualifications
Prospective applicants must meet all of the following conditions.
(1) Citizenship: Be a citizen of the Scholarship Program targetcountry.
(2) Government Nomination: Be officially nominated by theirgovernments.
5. Support Service (ScholarshipBenefits)
Supports |
Amounts |
Note |
Air Fare |
Actual amount paid |
- Cannot be borne by KOICA inspecial circumstances like when a participant violates academicregulations
- Not borne by KOICA when a participant Temporarilyleave
tohis/herhomecountryduring the trainingperiod
- Exceptforabove,bornebyKOICA |
Tuition Fees |
Full amount required
by a university |
- Borne by a training institute |
Extracurricular
Activities |
Part of the expenses needed for study visits, workshops, Korean language classes and others, except
for regular classes |
- Amount borne by a schoolvaries
- Part of the expenses can be borne by participants, and the amount variesamong training institutes |
Monthly
Allowance |
KRW 999,000 per month |
- It includes expenses for meals, books and study supplies ifneeded
- Same amount will be provided permonth
- If a participant cannot participate in the course for specific reasons like temporary leave to his/her home country, the allowance for that month shall be prorated for the corresponding number of days studies in Korea (KRW 33,300/day).
* The amount deducted (33,300/day) is the same regardless of how many days are in the month. |
Accommodation |
Actual amount paid |
- Electricity and other utility fees shall notbe covered.
- Cost for cleaning, laundry or exchangeof bedding shall not becovered.
- Except for above, borne by atraining institute |
Settlement
Allowance |
KRW 600,000 |
- Expenses needed to enter Korea, suchas visa fee, alien registration card issuing fee and others
- Borne by a traininginstitute |
Scholarship
Completion Grants |
KRW 300,000 |
- EMS and other expenses neededfor returning home (e.g. cost for sending materials)
- Borne by a training institutesbefore departure |
Insurance |
Actual cost paid |
- Expenses for insurance contractsduring stay
inKorea
- Borne byKOICA |
* Note
- KOICA arranges and pays for the participant to travel to and from Korea. KOICA will cover economy class, round-trip airfare.
- If a participant wants to change the flight itineraries, they should pay the additional airfare.
- The participant is responsible for the issuance of an appropriate visa (which must be the ‘Study Abroad Visa [D-2]) necessary for this Scholarship Program.
6. SelectionProcedures
Period |
Procedures |
Details |
March 22,
2019 |
Application |
[Application package submission]
- Application deadline (to KOICA regional offices and Korean Embassy) : March 22, 2019
- Prepare all required documents for your admissionpackage and fill out the ‘DocumentChecklist’.
- Submit the application package (including both universityand KOICA application forms and other required documents) to KOICA regional office or Korean Embassy by thesubmission date.
- Original copies should be sent to university before the phone
interviews. |
March25
-March29 |
On-site Interview(KOICA) |
- Participate in an on-site interview by KOICA regional officeor Korean Embassy. If an applicant lives in a country where the KOICA regional office / Embassy does not exist or lives far from the capital city, he / she can be interviewed byphone
after consulting with the KOICA regional office /Embassy. |
April 1
-April 12 |
Document Screening |
[1st Round : Document Screening]
-Applicants nominated by the KOICA regional office or Korean Embassy as a result of the on-site interview and have submitted their application packages are considered for document screening.
-University conducts document screening, |
April 17 |
Result of Document Screening |
-The result for the 1st round selection will be announced to the applicants.
[Preparation for the 2nd round]
- Details of the interview including the interviewee list will be sent to the KOICA regional offices and interview arrangements will be made respectively. |
April18
-May8 |
Interview |
[2nd Round : Phone Interview]
- University conducts the second round (interview)according to the interviewschedule.
- Schedule for phone interview will be notified individually by the KOICA regional offices or Korean embassy with 2-3 day notice inadvance.
- KOICA HQs announces the result of interview to theKOICA
regional office or Korean Embassy : May 13 |
May 14
-June 14 |
Medical Checkup (Local) |
[3rd Round : Medical Check-up]
- Applicants who successfully pass the 2nd round must take the Medical Check-up at the designated institution.
-The detailed guideline of the medical check-up and list of the designated medical institution will be notified after passing the interview successfully.
- Examination cost, Transportation and accommodation fees will NOT be reimbursed.
- KOICA announces the result of Medical Checkup. |
June 21 |
Admission
Notification |
- Admissions results will be notified to the regional KOICA offices or Koreanembassy.
- KOICA informs the participants of their scheduledentry to
Korea. |
August |
Entry to Korea |
|
|
Medical Checkup
(In Korea) |
[4th Round : Medical Check-up]
- Applicants who successfully entering to Korea must take the Medical Check-up again at the designated medical institution.in Korea.
- Examination cost will be provided byKOICA.
- If the participants are disqualified for long-term stay by the medical checkup in Korea, the participants mayhave to return to their homecountry.
- KOICA announces the result of Medical Checkup andwill share it with participants to support their own healthcare.
- KOICA will not pay for the treatment necessary after the examination. |
7. RequiredDocuments
All documents should be sent to the regional KOICA office or the relevant government office.
①KOICA Application Form
②Recommendation letter from applicants’ governments
③Document Checklist
④University Application form with required documents for the university
Refer to Program Informationattached
* Note
- All forms should be typed in English and all the supporting documents should be in English. Documents in any other language should be accompanied by a notarized Englishtranslation.
- Original documents should be submitted. (If it is unavailable, the originating institutionmust authorize copies before they aresubmitted.)
- If any of the submitted materials contain false information, admission will berescinded.
- Applicants whose forms and supporting documents are incomplete or unsatisfactory willbe disqualified from the admissionprocess.
- Applicants should take full responsibility for any disadvantage due to the mistakes or omissions on theapplication.
8. Contacts
①Application & Document Submission
KOICA regional Office or KoreanEmbassy
② Major and UniversityAdmissions
Universities (Refer to the ProgramInformation)
③ Other
inquiries
KOICA HQs (Email :
koica.sp@koica.go.kr)
KOICA Website(https://www.koica.go.kr/koica_en/index.do)