Civil servants face complex problems every day. They are expected to develop fast, satisfactory and appropriate Solutions for public interest. Education and training programs in aim to provide students with skills and abilities so that they can tackle these problems with innovative and multidimensional approaches.
Educational programs provided by the Public Administration Institute for Turkey and Middle East (PAITME) covers public administration area as well as it embraces other related fields; political science, international relations, local governments, urbanization, law, finance and business.
The faculty is composed of experienced academics who know the present conditions, needs and demands of public servants. The diverse background of the faculty staff and the high number of courses offered in the graduate programs distinguishes us from other higher education institutions.
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Education and training tradition of our institute extends over 60 years. However we constantly strive to improve the quality of our programs, enabling us to provide the best public administration education that the civil servants of the modern world require.
The academic environment in TODAIE is enriched by its students who are the civil servants of various Turkish and foreign public institutions. Students find opportunities to share their knowledge, information and experience with each other in classes as well as in out-of-class activities. This is another unique feature of TODA?E graduate programs.
University invites future leaders of civil service to join our programs.
Course Level: Scholarships are available for Master and PhD degree programme.
Study Subject: Scholarships are available in Public Administration, Political Science, Local Administration/Government.
Scholarship Award: There is no tuition fee for the Enderun Scholarship Program. For those who benefit from TODA?E scholarship, the Institute offers accommodation plus three meals a day free of charge in TODA?E facilities. A monthly scholarship will be paid for master 850 TL and 1200 TL for PhD students (This amount may increase for 2017- 2018 academic year).
Scholarship can be taken in Ankara/Turkey
Eligibility: The Programs are only open to civil servants. You need to be a public servant at least 3 years with a bachelor (BA) degree (only those who were born no earlier than 01.01.1977) to be eligible for the program. The students need to have a suff?cient level of English to be able to pursue the programs (a TOEFL score of 550 PBT or 82 IBT could be a reference point for the sufficient level).Additional requirements for the Ph. D. Program: To be eligible to take the entrance examination for the Ph. D. program, the candidates must have Proof of degree: Master’s Diploma. Transcripts proving that the candidate’s Cumulative GPA is minimum 75 scores over 100 for the graduates of Master Programs with thesis, minimum 85 scores over 100 for the graduates of Master Programs without thesis.
Nationality: Candidates from developing countries are encouraged to apply for our programs.
List of Countries include Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda.
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College Admission Requirement: –
Entrance Requirement: Candidates are required to be working in a civil service at their countries with at least 3 years of experience, having a TOELF score of 82 or more, acquiring written permission from their institutions, graduating relevant department of universities (Public Administration, International Relations, Local Government etc.), born no earlier than 01.01.1977
Test Requirement: Online interviews will be conducted after selection process.
English Language Requirements: a TOEFL score of 550 PBT or 82 IBT
How to Apply: Applicants should send letter of intent and cv to the institutional e-mail address of TODAIE: [email protected]
Application Deadline: The application deadline is June 30, 2017.
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Scholarship Link https://bit.ly/2qI1i8h