[grants][EM-MULTI] Europe-Asia Mobility grants, new deadline Jan 24th!

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MULTI Erasmus Mundus Project offers attractive mobility grants to
Asian/European students and researchers (master student, PhD student,
young PhD holders) for studying or doing research in one of the
consortium institutions (see below). The grants cover airfare as well as
attractive grants covering living expenses (from 1000 to 2500 euro per
month) and of a duration of 6 to 12 months depending on the type of
mobility.

Multilingualism and Multiculturalism (MULTI) is an Action 2 Erasmus Mundus project
funded by the European Commission to promote scientific
exchanges between Europe and the Industrialized countries of
South-East Asia (Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, Singapore, Brunei). It
concerns both general disciplines such as Linguistics, Area Studies or
Social Sciences and more applied fields such as Natural Language
Processing or Translation.

To be eligible to the mobility grant in the direction of Europe ->
South East Asia, the applicant has to be a national of one of the 27
European Union countries and has to register or be affiliated at one
of the European partner universities. To be eligible to the mobility
grant in the direction of South East Asia -> Europe, the applicant has
to be a national of one of the South East Asian countries
participating in MULTI and has to register or be affiliated at one of
the South East Asian partner universities.

Partner institutions in Europe:
Université de Provence (Coordinator)
Freie Universität Berlin
Universität des Saarlandes
Università di Pisa
City University London

Partner institutions in South East Asia:
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (SEA Coordinator)
University of Macao
Nanyang Technological University
National Taiwan University

Application deadline is *Jan. 24, 2011* and the results will be posted
around mid March.

For more information, please check MULTI website:  http://www.em-multi.eu/

Email Contact: erasmusmundus at lpl-aix.fr 

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