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The Organization of American States (OAS), the Mexican National Science and Technology Council (CONACYT) and the Mexican Agency for International Development Cooperation (AMEXCID), are pleased to announce the scholarships CONACYT-OAS 2013. The scholarships come from the great interest from these institutions in contributing to the improvement of scientific and technological capacities, as well as the mobility of graduate students in the region.
The Program CONACYT-OEA offers 600 scholarships to citizens of the Americas for master's or doctoral studies in science and engineering in Mexico, of which 100 will be earmarked for students from Central America and the Caribbean.
In the words of the authorities presented at the day of the signing of the agreement
“International cooperation in higher education is essential to development. Moreover, we want this to be an inclusive initiative, and we will do that through programs that provide generous funding for excellent students such as the one we are presenting today”
The Program “…is focused on expanding educational opportunities in the hemisphere and human capital development in member states. With this, Mexico reaffirms its commitment to the vision and principles of the OAS Democratic Charter, while laying new ground for regional development cooperation,"
 Minister Juan Manuel Valle Pereña, Executive Director of AMEXCID
"Access to the knowledge economy is only possible if we promote high-level educational training. We are in a globalized world in which the knowledge generated by experts is a public good, requiring creative and innovative solutions that cross borders and disciplines to tackle global problems,"
Enrique Cabrero, General Director of CONACYT
Are you interested in applying for a scholarship to pursue your Specialization, Master's or Doctorate Degreein Mexico?
Potential candidates must review the Programa Nacional de Posgrados de Calidad (PNPC) to select the study program of their choice. After that, they should request their admission to the program.
Participating programs of this announcement are categorized in the PNPC system as level “consolidated” or “international competence” in the following areas: Biology and Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics, Geosciences, Engineering, Biotechnology and Agricultural Sciences. For information on the different programs, please click here.
About the Scholarship
Benefits
Important Requirements
Important Considerations
Financial contribution towards living expenses.
Basic medical insurance while in Mexico.
A one-time grant of $1,200 USD to be disbursed when the student arrives at the university, to a selected number of awardees.
Possibility of  carrying out part of the studies in institutions outside Mexico, receiving a complementary stipend for living expenses, health insurance and transportation.
Possibility of obtaining total or partial enrollment fee discounts in Mexican Universities that are part of the OAS Consortium of Universities, which offer the study programs participating in this call. Â
Applicants must be citizens and/or permanent residents of one of the Member States of the GS/OAS other than Mexico. (* The Scholarship Program CONACYT –OAS is not available to Mexican nationals or permanent residents as one of the purposes of the program is to promote the regional integration through the internationalization of students in highly prestigious educational institutions in Mexico.)
Be enrolled or show proof of acceptance in an on-site graduate program of a Mexican Institution registered at the Programa Nacional de Posgrados de Calidad (PNPC) that is categorized as level "consolidated" or "international competence" in the following areas: Biology and Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics, Geosciences, Engineering, Biotechnology and Agricultural Sciences.
Applicants must have completed a Bachelor's degree or (equivalent) to apply to a Master's degree program, and a Master's degree diploma to apply to a Doctoral program.
Average grade point average of 8 in a scale of 1 – 10. (1=lowest, 10= highest) or equivalent.
Applicants must read, understand and accept the Announcement in its entirety.
Comply with the language requirements of the study program of choice.
Applicants must follow the application process indicated in the announcement CONACYT-OAS 2013.
Do not send applications to OAS or CONACYT directly.
Enrollment costs of the program for which the student has received CONACYT scholarship and student services fees. (* except the universities that offer a partial or total tuition waiver as part of the scholarship)
Visa fees
International health insurance that includes repatriation and funeral coverage
Additional subsistence expenses
Any other expenses not mentioned in the announcement for scholarships CONACYT-OEA
