MIREES is a MAster's program sponsored by various donors and supporters, which facilitate some of our students in their study experience at our Master's program.
MIREES is an MA program supported by various donors. Students admitted to the MIREES may be eligible for special grants based on academic achievements (which in some cases depend on the student's citizenship) offered by:
Each academic year MIREES assigns quite a number of scholarships that totally or partially cover the tuition fees for students with a good academic performance and/or belonging to a low income category and/or having a certain citizenship.
The decision to award scholarships is made by the International Academic Board of the MIREES program during selection of candidates. Applicants requiring a scholarship to attend the program need to specify it in the application form, so that confirmation of the awarded scholarship may be included in the e-mail about selection results sent to the applicant.
As a general rule, students who pass selection and are granted a scholarship may claim the awarded scholarship only after enrollment in the program (i.e. after paying the first € 1,000.00 of the enrollment fee).
Finally MAE and CEI sponsors require candidates to possess a specific citizenship.
Applicants who can be awarded with MAE scholarship must possess one of the following citizenships: Albanian, Bosnian, Georgian, Herzegovinian, Kosovarian, Macedonian, Montenegrin, Serbian.
Applicants who can be awarded with CEI scholarship must possess one of the following citizenships: Albanian, Bielorussian, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Herzegovinian, Macedonian, Moldovian, Montenegrinian, Romanian, Serbian, Ukrainian.
MIREES is also supported by
the first providing the leadership of the Master's program (direction, management and the work-force) and the latter often providing places where to held ceremonies.
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