Programme de bourses co-parrainées UNESCO/Pologne pour pays en developpement, 2016

Les demandes doivent être envoyées avant le 30 avril 2016 au plus tard avec la version préliminaire par courriel.

Afin de promouvoir les compétences des ressources humaines des pays en développement, et de favoriser la compréhension et l’amitié entre les nations et le peuple polonais, la Commission nationale polonaise pour l’UNESCO et AGH, l’Université des Sciences et des Technologies (Cracovie), Chaire UNESCO pour la Science, la Technologie et l’Enseignement de l’Ingénierie à AGH, mettent à la disposition de l’UNESCO trente-cinq (35) bourses de recherche de six(6) mois chacune qui débuteront le 1er octobre 2016. Ces bourses s’adressent aux ressortissants des Etats membres répertoriés en Annexe I. Les bénéficiaires de cette bourse auront l’opportunité d’entreprendre un programme de recherche dans le domaine des sciences, des technologies et de l’ingénierie. Pour plus d’informations, veuillez visiter la page web : http://adf.ly/1YwOmH

UNESCO Application Form & Ceritificate of Language Knowledge : http://adf.ly/1YwOoG

Lettre d'annonce + Annexes I II III : http://adf.ly/1YwOpy

Les domaines de recherche: http://adf.ly/1YwOif

Liste des Etats membres invités (en anglais)

AFRIQUE
(46 Member States)

•Angola •Benin •Botswana •Burkina Faso •Burundi •Cameroon •Cape Verde
•Central African Republic •Chad •Comoros •Congo •Côte d'Ivoire
•Democratic Republic of the Congo •Djibouti
•Equatorial Guinea •Eritrea •Ethiopia •Gabon •Gambia •Ghana •Guinea
•Guinea-Bissau •Kenya •Lesotho •Liberia •Madagascar •Malawi •Mali
•Mauritius •Mozambique •Namibia •Niger •Nigeria •Rwanda
•Sao Tome and Principe •Senegal •Seychelles •Sierra Leone •Somalia
•South Africa •Swaziland •Togo •Uganda •United Republic of Tanzania
•Zambia •Zimbabwe

ASIE & PACIFIQUE
(35Member States)

•Afghanistan •Bangladesh •Bhutan
• Brunei Darussalam •Cambodia •China •Fiji •India •Indonesia •Kazakhstan
•Kiribati •Kyrgyzstan •Lao People's Democratic Republic •Malaysia
•Maldives •Mongolia •Myanmar •Nauru •Nepal •Niue •Pakistan •Palau
•Papua New Guinea •Philippines •Samoa •Sri Lanka •Tajikistan •Thailand
•Timor-Leste •Tonga •Turkmenistan •Tuvalu •Uzbekistan •Vanuatu •Viet Nam

EUROPE
(9 Member States)

Armenia •Azerbaijan •Bosnia and Herzegovina •Croatia •Georgia
•Republic of Moldova •The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
•Turkey •Ukraine

AMERIQUE LATINE ET THE CARAIBES
(31 Etats membres)

•Argentina •Barbados •Belize •Bolivia (Plurinational State of) •Brazil
•Chile •Colombia •Costa Rica •Cuba •Dominica •Dominican Republic •Ecuador
•El Salvador •Grenada •Guatemala •Guyana •Haiti •Honduras •Jamaica
•Mexico •Nicaragua •Panama •Paraguay •Peru •Saint Kitts and Nevis
•Saint Lucia •Saint Vincent and the Grenadines •Suriname
•Trinidad and Tobago •Uruguay •Venezuela(Bolivarian Republic of)

Qualifications requises

Merci de vous reporter à l’Annexe III pour un descriptif détaillé des qualifications requises pour chaque programme (ces qualifications variant d’un domaine de recherche à l’autre).

Moyens offerts par les autorités polonaises

(i) Frais de scolarité gratuits ;
(ii) Allocation mensuelle de 1350 PLN (1 $EU = 3.9 PNL approximativement) pour permettre au boursier de régler entièrement toutes les dépenses liées à son séjour en Pologne (cette allocation correspond au salaire local d’un jeune chercheur); et,
(iii) Une allocation spéciale de 1350 PLN, versée à l’arrivée en Pologne, cette somme est destinée à financer certaines activités telles que l’examen médical (obligatoire selon le règlement intérieur des étudiants), activités culturelles, historiques et/ou touristiques, conférences, ateliers et séminaires relatifs aux programmes d’études.
Aucune allocation n’est prévue pour les membres de la famille du boursier.
A la fin de la bourse, dès réception des rapports demandés par le superviseur d’études et du paiement de toutes les factures relatifs aux études, l’Université ou l’établissement d’accueil délivrera aux boursiers un certificat attestant leurs études ou travaux de recherche.

Moyens offerts par l’UNESCO

(i) Billet aller-retour à destination de la Pologne (au tarif le plus économique) à la charge de l’UNESCO au titre de son Programme ordinaire; et
(ii) Couverture médicale : l’UNESCO souscrit une police d’assurance pour ses boursiers sélectionnés, pendant la durée de la bourse et règle directement les frais d’affiliation à l’assureur du système des Nations Unies, sous réserve d’une approbation médicale délivrée par le Service médical de l’UNESCO.

Soumission des dossiers de candidature

Les candidatures doivent être soumises par l’Etat membre invité. Comme à l’accoutumée, les Commissions nationales des Etats membres invités soumettront à l’adresse postale de l’UNESCO, les dossiers originaux des candidats en double exemplaire à M. Stoyan Bantchev, Chef, Section du Programme de participation et des bourses le 30 avril 2016 au plus tard. Une copie doit être envoyée par fax N° (33.1) 45.68.55.03 ou par courriel : unesco3(at)agh.edu.pl; s.bantchev@unesco.org; l.zas-friz(at)unesco.org; b.qin@unesco.org. Les dossiers devront IMPERATIVEMENT comprendre les documents suivants en DOUBLE EXEMPLAIRE:
(i) Deux (2) formulaires UNESCO de demande de bourse (4 pages) dûment complétés en anglais ;
(ii) Deux photographies épinglées aux formulaires (4x6 cm);
(iii) Deux copies certifiées conformes (en anglais) de la Licence ou de la Maîtrise obtenues ; et,
(iv) Deux formulaires de l’UNESCO de connaissances linguistiques de la langue anglaise dûment complétés et attestés par un professeur ou un établissement d’accueil (pour les candidats non anglophones).
(v) Deux lettres de recommandation confirmant les qualifications du candidat.
(vi) Les candidats endossés par leurs Commissions nationales doivent s’inscrire eux-mêmes dans la page : www.unesco.agh.edu.pl/en/
30 avril 2016 au plus tard : date limite de dépôt des candidatures
IMPORTANT
Avant toute soumission, il incombe aux autorités de s’assurer que le candidat a été instruit des conditions susmentionnées.
Les dossiers incomplets ou reçus après la date indiquée ci-dessus, de même que les candidatures ne correspondant pas aux critères requis, ne seront pas pris en considération.
Seuls, les candidats sélectionnés recevront une lettre les en informant, par l’intermédiaire de leur Commission nationale respective.
Toute candidature doit être endossée par la Commission nationale du pays d’origine du candidat.
Toute correspondance doit être en anglais

Visas

Les candidats sélectionnés devront obtenir, avant leur départ, un visa auprès de l’Ambassade/Consulat de Pologne de leur pays de résidence ou, le cas échéant, auprès de l’Ambassade/Consulat d’un pays voisin.

L’UNESCO et le gouvernement de République de Pologne ne prennent pas en charge les frais de visa ou de délivrance de passeport et les démarches en vue de l’obtention du visa incombent au seul boursier, l’UNESCO n’intervient pas.

What is it about?

Applications should be submitted on or before 30 April 2016 at the latest with advance copy by email.

With a view to promoting human resource capacities in the developing countries and to enhancing international understanding and friendship among nations and the people of Poland, the Polish National Commission for UNESCO and the UNESCO Chair for Science, Technology and Engineering at the AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow are placing at the disposal of UNESCO thirty-five (35) fellowships of six (6) months duration starting on 1st October 2016 for the benefit of Member States listed in Annex I. Beneficiaries of these fellowships will be given the opportunity to undertake an individual research programme in the field of Science, Technology and Engineering. For more information please visit also http://adf.ly/1YwOmH

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Field of Research (Please refer to the list of invited Member States entitled to submit applications hereunder)

Projec No.	FIELD OF RESEARCH/PROJECT TITLE (Number of Fellowships)	INVITED MEMBER STATES PER REGION	LIMIT OF AGE	ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT
01	Drilling Engineering (2) Drilling and hydraulic fracturing	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 40 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree in engineering preferably in petroleum, earth engineering, physics, mathematics or computer sciences.
02	Geophysics or Physics (1) Study of radionuclides and rare elements deposits	Africa, Asia and the Pacific	no more than 35 years of age	B.Sc degree Principle knowledge about rare and radioactive deposits and preferable for candidates with solid and water samples collected from deposits in his country.
03	Decision Engineering. (2) Problem base engineering	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 40 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree Be able to use MS Office and drawing programs; a general knowledge related to engineering problems.
04	Automation in Mining Devices (4) Mining devices automation	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 40 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree in automation, mining devices
05	Mining devices (4) Selected problems in operation of mining devices	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 40 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree in engineering, mining devices.
06 07	Transport Engineering (4) Availability problems in transportation systems and devices (2) Transport System Telematics (2)	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 40 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree (06) Be able to write computer programs, for example, be familiar with CAD/CAM/CAE; A general knowledge related to transportation programmes, including safety and reliability problems. (07) Candidates should have degree in mechanical/ transport engineering/ automation; be familiar transport telematics; be able to analyse reliability, maintain ability and availability of machine maintenance as well as modelling.
08	Manufacturing Transport Engineering (2) Transportation technology system and devices.	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 40 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree Be able to write computer programs (be familiar with CAD/CAM/CAE), have a general knowledge related to transportation programmes, including safety and reliability problems.
09	Sensor Engineering (1) Inter-digital Piezoelectric transducers in Structural Health monitoring.	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 30 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree Experienced in the field of Piezoelectric transducers and general knowledge in ultrasound, sensor engineering, signal processing.
10	Economic Sociology and Economics (1) Interrelations between new technologies and social, economic life in globalizing world.	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 35 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree in humanities or Social sciences or economy General knowledge in world economics
11	Foundry Engineering (1) Ecological assessment of the polymer binder in the form: copolymer of maleinic acid/modified polysaccharide.	Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 25 years of age	B.Sc degree General knowledge in chemistry of polymers engineering, environmental harmful substances.
12 13 14	Foundry Engineering (3) Influence of cerium on the morphology of non-metallic inclusion in microralloyed steel (1) Evolution of chemical composition of non-metallic precipitates generated in the process of the de-oxidization and modification of lanthanum steel (1). Influence of the neodymium on the morphology of non-metallic inclusion in steel (1).	Asia and the Pacific and Europe	no more than 40 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree General knowledge in steel metallurgy materials engineering, physics and mathematics.
15 29 30	Geology (6) Geological characteristic of tin deposit in Africa. (4) Geological characteristic of chromite deposit in Balkan. (1) Geological characteristic of metallic deposit in Balkan. (1)	Africa, Asia and the Pacific Africa, Asia and the Pacific and Europe Africa, Asia and the Pacific and Europe	no more than 30 years of age same as above no more than 35 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree Basic knowledge on mineral deposits and general knowledge in geology and optical mineralogy. Basic knowledge on mineral deposits. General knowledge in geology is required; and optical mineralogy is welcome. Basic knowledge on mineral deposits; general knowledge in geology is required; knowledge in optical mineralogy is welcome.
16	Computer Vision (2) Research in computer vision and cognitive robotics.	Asia and the Pacific	no more than 25 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree Very good background in mathematics, interest in computer science, particularly in computer vision and robotics. General knowledge of programming C/C++, Matlab or Python; basic knowledge of image processing and analysis technics. Strong background in mathematics particularly in linear algebra.
17 18 19	Materials Science (6) Advanced ceramic materials-synthesis, properties and possible application (2). Granular metals-fabrication characterization and modelling. (2) Electrochemically Engineered Materials– synthesis, properties and possible application. (2)	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 30 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree in materials science or chemistry. General knowledge in materials science, (especially in ceramic technology of porous materials). Be able to work in a group, good communication skills, be highly motivated, innovative with some experimental and process development skills and an open-minded approach to new ideas and concepts. B.Sc or M.Sc degree in Chemistry, Physics or material engineering. General knowledge in Chemistry and Physics. Be able to work in group and have good communication skills B.Sc or M.Sc degree in Chemistry or material engineering. General knowledge in chemistry, especially in electrochemical method of obtaining nanostructured materials.
20	Nanotechnology (1) MOS2 based thin films for solar energy conversion.	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 30 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree in Physics, chemistry or material engineering. General knowledge in thin films, solid states physics and chemistry, methods of thin films elaboration; scientific approach to the problem; be able to work in group and good communications skills.
21	Composite Materials (1) Local in situ composite reinforcements in ferrous casting for abrasive wear resistance enhancement	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 40 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree in Materials Science/Materials Engineering/Metallurgy or similar subjects. General knowledge in materials investigation techniques (e.g. x-ray diffraction, electron microscopy)
22	Computer Vision (2) Embedded implementation of selected vision algorithms using heterogeneous Zynq SoC (System on Chip) devices	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 30 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree Candidates should have background in : computer science (mainly programming in C/C++/Python/Matlab/Open CV and general algorithms); basic skills in computer vision, embedded systems 5ARM processor programming and Linux OS) and FPGA devices (e.g. VHDL or Verilog, Xilinx FPGA devices, Xilinix Zynq devices, Xilinx tools like ISE, Vivado, SDK). Only the Computer Science is mandatory, however others will greatly help finishing the project (no additional time for studying this subjects will be required).
23	Geology and Mining (1) Analysis of use geothermal waters for energetical purposes	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 40 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree Engineering background in one of the following fields: mining and geology, heat transfer, civil engineering.
24 25 27 28	Gas Engineering (8) Design of compressed air energy storages in salt caverns (2) Reservoir fluid recombination in conventional and unconventional gas-condensate wells (2) Optimization of the gas-condensate reservoir exploitation in the recovery of ethane and LPG (2) Nodal analysis for unconventional tight gas reservoirs. (2)	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 35 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree in petroleum engineering, geoscience, gas engineering or mechanical engineering.
26	Geoturism (2) Selected geological objects and their geotouristics values.	Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean	no more than 40 years of age	B.Sc or M.Sc degree in geology geophysics and environmental protection.
	Total positions: 53

List of invited Member States entitled to submit applications

AFRICA

(46 Member States)

•Angola •Benin •Botswana •Burkina Faso •Burundi •Cameroon •Cape Verde •Central African Republic •Chad •Comoros •Congo •Côte d'Ivoire •Democratic Republic of the Congo •Djibouti •Equatorial Guinea •Eritrea •Ethiopia •Gabon •Gambia •Ghana •Guinea •Guinea-Bissau •Kenya •Lesotho •Liberia •Madagascar •Malawi •Mali •Mauritius •Mozambique •Namibia •Niger •Nigeria •Rwanda •Sao Tome and Principe •Senegal •Seychelles •Sierra Leone •Somalia •South Africa •Swaziland •Togo •Uganda •United Republic of Tanzania •Zambia •Zimbabwe

ASIA & PACIFIC

(35Member States)

•Afghanistan •Bangladesh •Bhutan • Brunei Darussalam Cambodia •China •Fiji •India •Indonesia •Kazakhstan •Kiribati •Kyrgyzstan •Lao People's Democratic Republic •Malaysia •Maldives •Mongolia •Myanmar •Nauru •Nepal •Niue •Pakistan •Palau •Papua New Guinea •Philippines •Samoa •Sri Lanka •Tajikistan •Thailand •Timor-Leste •Tonga •Turkmenistan •Tuvalu •Uzbekistan •Vanuatu •Viet Nam

EUROPE

(9 Member States)

Armenia •Azerbaijanp •Bosnia and Herzegovina •Croatia •Georgia •Republic of Moldova •The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia •Turkey •Ukraine

LATIN AMERICA & THE CARIBBEAN

(31 Etats membres)

•Argentina •Barbados •Belize •Bolivia (Plurinational State of) •Brazil •Chile •Colombia •Costa Rica •Cuba •Dominica •Dominican Republic •Ecuador •El Salvador •Grenada •Guatemala •Guyana •Haiti •Honduras •Jamaica •Mexico •Nicaragua •Panama •Paraguay •Peru •Saint Kitts and Nevis •Saint Lucia •Saint Vincent and the Grenadines •Suriname •Trinidad and Tobago •Uruguay •Venezuela(Bolivarian Republic of)

Qualifications Required

The required qualifications for each field of research (project) are as per the attached annexes to this letter of announcement (see Annex III).

Facilities offered by Polish Authorities

(i) Free tuition and access to the university facilities based on the local regulations.

Accommodation at the AGH UST Student Campus organised for fellows by the UNESCO AGH Chair.

(ii) Monthly allowance of 1350 PLN (1 USD = approximately 3.9 PLN) corresponding to the salary of a local junior research fellow. Thus, all living expenses and accommodation in Poland are to be borne by the fellow with this allowance; and;

(iii) A one especial allowance of 1350 PLN to be paid upon arrival in Poland, this sum will cover different activities related to your stay in Krakow, such as an obligatory medical check-up upon arrival (in accordance with the internal regulations for all students); cultural, historical and/or touristic visits, conferences, workshops, and seminars related to your studies.

No provision to finance or lodge family members is made.

At the end of the research studies, the beneficiaries will receive a certificate attesting to their attendance at the host institution, this certificate will be given after receipt of the requested reports and financial clearance from the Institution.

Facilities offered by UNESCO

(i) International travel expenses: (by the most direct, economical route) from the beneficiary’s country to and from Poland will be covered by UNESCO under its Regular Programme Budget.

(ii) Health insurance for fellowship beneficiaries who are declared medically fit: UNESCO fellowship holders may be covered by a health insurance policy, taken-out by the Organization for the duration of fellowship. The costs of this health insurance is subscribed to and covered by UNESCO on behalf of awarded fellows.

*ONLY THE SELECTED CANDIDATES WILL BE REQUIRED TO SEND TO THE PARTICIPATION PROGRAMME AND FELLOWHIPS SECTION A COMPLETE MEDICAL DOSSIER, THE PRESCRIBED FORM OF WHICH WILL BE SENT ALONG WITH THE LETTER OF AWARD.

Submission of applications

Candidatures should be submitted by the invited Member State. Original applications in duplicate must be channelled through the National Commission for UNESCO of the candidate’s country and communicated to Mr Stoyan Bantchev, Chief, Participation programme and Fellowships Section, by 30 April 2016 at the latest (GMT +01:00) to UNESCO mailing address. An advance copy of the application should be sent by fax (33.1) 45.68.55.03 or by e-mail unesco3(at)agh.edu.pl; s.bantchev(at)unesco.org; b.qin@unesco.org and l.zas-friz@unesco.org. Applications should have imperatively the following attachments in DUPLICATE:

(i) UNESCO fellowships application forms, ALL four (4) pages duly completed in English using capital letter (illegible documents will be eliminated from the procedure, hand writing form must include capital letter only);

(ii) Two photographs attached to the applications (4x6 cm);

(iii) Certified copies (in English) of Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree obtained; and,

(iv) UNESCO certificate of language knowledge, duly completed by a relevant authority, if the mother tongue of the candidate is not English.

(v) Two letters of recommendation from someone related to the candidate’s work, as well confirming the candidate’s qualifications.

(vi) The endorsed candidates should register themselves to the Fellowship e-registration system available on the page: www.unesco.agh.edu.pl/en/ .

Deadline 30 April 2016 at the latest

IMPORTANT

It is the National authority’s responsibility to ensure that all candidates are duly informed of the above-mentioned conditions prior to the submission of applications.

Files which are incomplete or which are received after the deadline as well as candidatures that do not fulfil the requirements will not be taken into consideration.

Only the selected candidates will receive a letter through their respective National Commissions for UNESCO.

All application should be endorsed by the National Commission from the country of the candidate.

All correspondence should be in English.

Visas

Fellows, from countries where Polish Embassies or Consulates exit, will have to obtain their entry visa to the country of study prior to their departure. Fellows, from countries where no such Embassy or Consulate exists, must secure their visa through the nearest Embassy of the Republic of Poland.

UNESCO and the Government of the Republic of Poland provide no allowance to defray passport and visa expenses. Selected beneficiaries will have to secure their own visas themselves.

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Programme de bourses co-parrainées UNESCO/Pologne pour pays en developpement, 2016

Les domaines de recherche: http://adf.ly/1YwOif

Liste des Etats membres invités (en anglais)

Qualifications requises

Moyens offerts par les autorités polonaises

Moyens offerts par l’UNESCO

Soumission des dossiers de candidature

Visas

Programme de bourses co-parrainées UNESCO/Pologne pour pays en developpement, 2016 :: Commentaires

What is it about?

Field of Research (Please refer to the list of invited Member States entitled to submit applications hereunder)

List of invited Member States entitled to submit applications

Qualifications Required

Facilities offered by Polish Authorities

Facilities offered by UNESCO

Submission of applications

Visas

Programme de bourses co-parrainées UNESCO/Pologne pour pays en developpement, 2016

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