Fully-funded 2-Year Masters Program for Students from Low & Middle Income Countries in the ICP VLIR UOS Scholarship Program “Road Safety in the South” 2021
Sign up for the ICP “Master of Transportation Sciences” 2021 scholarship program if you are a student interested in pursuing a 2-year multidisciplinary master program with a unique focus and approach to Road Safety in Developing Countries.
The program will cover the costs associated with studying the masters program for the duration for which the program will last.
Scholarship recipients will be trained to identify transportation and road safety issues in order to create innovative solutions.
Application Deadline: February 1st, 2021.
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For each of the 12 awardees in the program, the scholarship will provide:
Tuition fee
Monthly allowance: € 1150/month to fund-
meals,
transport,
personal expenses, and
accommodation.
One time payment for indirect travel costs: € 150
One time payment for logistical allowance: € 850
Insurance and international travel.
Eligibility
The VLIR UOS Scholarships for the ICP: Master of Transportation Sciences – Road Safety in Low & Middle Income Countries is open to students who satisfy the following eligibility criteria:
A national and resident of one of the below 31 countries:
Africa:
Benin,
Burkina Faso,
Burundi,
DR Congo,
Ethiopia,
Guinea,
Cameroon,
Kenya,
Madagascar,
Mali,
Morocco,
Mozambique,
Rwanda,
Senegal,
Tanzania,
Uganda,
Zimbabwe,
South Africa,
Niger.
Asia:
Cambodia,
Philippines,
Indonesia,
Palestinian Territories,
Vietnam.
Latin America:
Bolivia,
Cuba,
Ecuador,
Guatemala,
Haiti,
Nicaragua,
Peru.
Within the age range of 18-35 (as of 1st January 2021).
Applicants must also satisfy the following academic admission criteria(Hasselt University):
Hold at least an academic bachelor degree in one of the following disciplines:
Behavioural sciences:
psychology
sociology
political and social sciences
mathematical and statistical sciences
economy, transport economy
transport or traffic planning, urban planning or design, geography, (urban) architecture
engineering:
transport engineer
civil engineer
Minimum grade obtained: distinction
Proficient in English Language and to be certified by one of the below mentioned tests: (Native speakers or holders of a degree, obtained in the English language are exempt from these tests)
a TOEFL-score report (paper based: score 550 or more,
computer based: score 213 or more,
internet base: score 79-80).
Students who take the test are required to indicate institution code 9005, so that the results are transmitted to Hasselt University directly. Only academic TOEFL or IELTS-test results will be accepted.
On the day of the test, Hasselt University can be selected as the institution to which the test result should be sent, with reference to the contact person of the programme for which you wish to apply.
passed another English test comparable to the TOEFL or IELTS.
1 year comprehensive English-based instruction at a university or recognized equivalent.
Requirements/Specifications
Amounts for training or Masters programs starting in 2021 are subject to change.
Further information on the scholarships can be found here.
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The ICP “Master of Transportation Sciences – Road Safety in Low & Middle Income Countries” offers a master program with a focus to promote road safety in developing countries.
With support from VLIR UOS, the scheme funds 12 scholarships annually.
Themed “Road Safety in the South” for the 2021 edition of the program, students will be trained to identify transportation and road safety issues in order to create innovative solutions by using an integrative approach based on three pillars:
the individual (dealing with the human behaviour in traffic and how to influence it e.g. intentional and unintentional riskful behaviour such as drunk driving or cognitive impairments),
the environment (e.g. creating self-explaining roads and infrastructure that minimizes crash impact), and
the society (e.g. societal norms and translation into policy and enforcement measures).
Road safety in this program is approached as a cross-border field, incorporating elements of psychology, economy, urban planning, environmental studies, engineering and more.
The top 12 applicants will receive a scholarship. There will also be a waiting list of eligible candidates who ranked between 13 to max. 24.
Applicants who are not granted a scholarship, but are academically admissible, will be given the opportunity to be admitted to the non-scholarship master in Transportation Sciences.
