Unique opportunity to master sport management skills in a multicultural environment
LAUSANNE – As the bridge between university academics and sport, FISU is proud of the scholarship programmes that it offers to the worldwide community of university student-athletes. It is that time of the year again when applications to one of the most prestigious scholarship are now open.
The Dream Together Master is a graduate scholarship programme at the Seoul National University, Korea, which is fully funded by the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST) and the Korea Sports Promotion Foundation (KSPO). It is a unique opportunity to hone sport management skills in a multicultural environment. Every year, FISU presents candidates for this scholarship.
Last year, Yuhan Chen of China and Daulina Osmani of Kosovo were the two lucky and meritorious candidates who received scholarships to the 2018-2020 Dream Together Master Programme. “I’m very privileged to be a scholarship recipient and extremely happy to be part of the DTM family,” says Daulina.
Candidates for the 2019-2021 Programme are invited to submit their application by 08 February 2019 at the latest. FISU invites its member National University Sports Federations (NUSFs) to present candidates for this scholarship. All student application forms must be sent to the FISU Education Department at education@fisu.net, with ‘DTM Scholarship 2019’ mentioned in the mail subject. Further details on eligibility and all required documents can be found here. In addition to the documents listed, candidates are required to provide an official recommendation letter from their National University Sports Federation or Continental University Sports Federation.
Please note that the DTM programme is offered to countries recognised in the List of Official Development Aid Recipients provided by the Development Assistance Committee and the list of countries is available here. The 2019 Admission Guide and the DTM brochure can also be downloaded.
Achievements in sport, education and social activity would be highly appreciated – especially at FISU events – and that preference will be given to top level athletes as well as to applicants that are interested on writing a thesis related to the University Sports Movement.