Personal Experiences,Study, Learning Blog of Abu Rashid aka Harun

scholarship for internationals students in MBA
http://www.bsn.eu/internationalmba/netherlands-fellowship-programme/netherlands-fellowship-programme.html

MBA Scholarship

The funding for this MBA Scholarship, better known as the Netherlands Fellowship Programme (NFP), is made available through Nuffic the Governmental body responsible for the promotion of the Dutch Higher Education system worldwide.

NFP is a full (100%) MBA Scholarship programme designed to foster institutional development within certain parts of the world. Applicants to certain academic and short courses of Dutch higher education institutions apply for the fellowship to cover the cost of tuition fees, accommodation and international travel for study.

This MBA Scholarship is made available through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, for more infomartion please visit Netherlands Fellowship Programme - Official page.

The eligible countries
Currently International MBA candidates from within the following countries are eligible to apply for funding through the Dutch Embassy or Consulate within their country.

Bangladesh is Category I countries are priority countries a
https://www.studyinholland.nl/scholarships/highlighted-scholarships/netherlands-fellowship-programmes/nfp-country-list
Immigration Laws

Dutch immigration laws may prove very attractive to international students who are looking to study in Europe. International students are granted a one-year search visa after completion of their program in order to look for a job in the country. Once they find a job, their employers can file for a residence permit on their behalf as a kennismigrant (literally ‘knowledge migrant’).

Commuter bicycles

Cycling is the most efficient and the safest method of transportation in the Netherlands. Commuter bicycles are embedded in the Dutch approach to life as it is both sustainable and healthy. Bicycles are used on a daily basis as the government has developed country-wide infrastructure that encourages people to cycle and guarantees their safety while doing so. make it a bicycle day, no car only rickshaws.

The Netherlands is home to many large transnational organizations such as Philips, Unilever, Shell, Akzo and KLM.Akzo Nobel N.V., trading as AkzoNobel, is a Dutch multinational, active in the fields of decorative paints, performance coatings and specialty chemicals.

This article is sponsored by Nyenrode Business Universiteit

Nyenrode MBA is more than just “A Degree°”

Getting your MBA at Nyenrode is a 360° journey of discovering your personal authentic leadership, entrepreneurship and stewardship capabilities. It stretches far beyond obtaining a diploma.

http://nyenrode.nl/Education/MBA/IMBA/Pages/Default.aspx

Tuition fee: € 34,500 (for applications received after May 1st, 2016)

A little less costly in Hague Uni €17,750 as a one-off payment or
€17,900 in instalments.
http://www.thehagueuniversity.com/master-studies/master-degree-programmes/master-of-business-administration/general

private uni cost not mentioned
http://www.amsterdam.uibs.org/graduate_master_business_studies.html

Life carnival - an informative site for Bangladeshi students audience. It provides subjectwise overview including availabilty in differnet Bangladeshi public and private universities, job opportunities, interveiws with relevant faculty and professional to give insight of hte job. Really good work.
http://www.lifecarnival.com/


Collection of interviews of some BUET graduates pursuing higher studies in different western countries including USA, Germany, Australia,Canada etc. In the interview, they provide information on living cost, how to apply for scholarship, what are the benchmark by the professors for selecting students etc. Good initiative.
http://teacher.buet.ac.bd/cfc/misc/NotesFromAlumni.PDF


common mistakes in recommendation letter
http://aegedu.com/blog/common-mistakes-indian-students-us-universities-recommendation-letter-part-1/

Where do other graduates end up?

Prospects compiles an annual graduate destination survey, with useful information what graduates in each subject are doing six months after graduation.

• Options with your subject - Prospects website

International students have the right to work while studying in France as long as they are enrolled in an institution that participates in the national student health-care plan. Students who are not nationals of EU member countries must also hold a valid residency permit. The right to work applies to all students, inlcuding those who are in France for the first time, those who are enrolled in the first year of a university program, and those who are enrolled full-time in a language school.
The law allows students to work 964 hours in a given year, which corresponds to 60% of full-time employment for the year. Remember that you can't expect to meet all of your expenses by working part-time, so you must have other means of support.
France has a national minimum hourly wage, known as the SMIC. The SMIC presently stands at € 9,61 gross per hour worked since january 1, 2015, before mandatory withholding for social benefits. Withholding reduces the worker's net wage by about 20%.
You are no longer required to obtain temporary employment authorization (APT, Autorisation Provisoire de Travail) in order to work part-time while enrolled. (Exception: Algerian students are still covered by the Franco-Algerian agreement of December 27, 1968.)