Master's Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation in the Caucasus (Global Campus Caucasus)

The Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation in the Caucasus offers up to 20 scholarships to cover tuition, travel expenses (to/from home country to Armenia, to/from home country to partner country, and thesis defense travel) and/or a monthly stipend for 8 months. Scholarships are provided to resident and non-resident students of the programme.

Based on admission results, the programme offers admission with a full scholarship, partial scholarship, or no scholarship. The exact funding conditions may vary depending on the applicant’s country of residence and will be communicated in the admission letter.

Full scholarships cover tuition, travel expenses, and stipends. Partial scholarships either cover tuition fee or travel expenses and stipends. Self-funded students cover their own costs during the 1st and 2nd semesters.

• Applicants must be resident or non-resident students of the programme.
• Scholarship offers are based on admission results.
• Funding conditions depend on the applicant’s country of residence.

• Tuition coverage (full scholarship; or partial scholarship may cover tuition fee).
• Travel expenses coverage: to/from home country to Armenia, to/from home country to partner country, and thesis defense travel (full scholarship; or partial scholarship may cover travel expenses and stipends).
• Monthly stipend for 8 months (full scholarship; and may be included with partial scholarship that covers travel expenses).

1. Apply for admission to the Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation in the Caucasus.
2. Wait for the admission results; scholarship status (full scholarship, partial scholarship, or no scholarship) is determined based on those results.
3. Review the admission letter for the specific scholarship funding source and conditions applicable to your country of residence.
4. For further scholarship conditions, contact project staff at [email protected].

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