New Straits Times, July 10, 2008
KUALA LUMPUR: If you are a Malaysian under the age of 30 and wish to pursue your master and doctorate degrees, you are eligible to apply for the Yang di-Pertuan Agong scholarship with the Public Service Department (PSD).
The scholarships are for those who plan to pursue their studies in science and technology, economics and law. Priority will be given to applicants who have earned cumulative grade point average of not less than 3.75 or first- class degrees.
"Applicants must also be active in co-curricular or community activities or have produced creative and innovative works, fluent in more than one international language and have secured places in the universities," the statement said.
Short-listed candidates will will go through a stringent selection process, including an interview. The closing date for applications is Aug 6.
Successful candidates will be bonded to render their services in Malaysia for not less than five years and those who study abroad must return home.
The application form can be downloaded from www.jpa.gov.my or http://esila.jpa.gov.my. For more details, call 03-88853419
2 comments:
What will happen to the sponsored student who wants to stay abroad for few more years for exposure? He/she will have to pay back?
Am not sure. You might want to check with the scholarship provider.
Good Luck!
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