حقول الدراسة المتوفرة لقادة الغد
  العام الدراسي 2011-2012

فيما يلي الاختصاصات الوحيدة المتوفرة  لطلاب بعثات قادة الغد بدئا من العام الدراسي 2010-2011. إن الاختصاصات مجدولة حسب كل جامعة.

الجامعة الآميركية في بيروت                       الاختصاصات المتوفرة لقادة الغد (باستثناءالمتقدمين الليبيين والإسرائيليين)

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مبادرة الشراكة الشرق أوسطية
 التابعة لوزارة الخارجية الأميركية

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برنامج بعثات قادة الغد

يسر مبادرة الشراكة الشرق الأوسطية (MEPI ) التابعة لوزارة الخارجية الأميركية وأميديست أن تعلنا عن البدء بقبول طلبات الترشبح لبرنامج بعثات قادة الغد للعام الحالي. إن برنامج بعثات قادة الغد هو  موجه لطلاب السنة الأخيرة من المرحلة الثانوية المتحمسين في الشرق الأوسط وشمال أفريقيا من ذوي الدخل المحدود.

يوفر البرنامج بعثات جامعية لمدة أربعة أعوام وفرص تدريب في مؤسسات مختارة للدراسة العليا في الشرق الأوسط للطلاب الذين يملكون مؤهلات قيادية.

Program Summary

Launched in 2009, the Abraham Lincoln Incentive Grants Program invests in bright, needy Palestinian students with the potential to compete successfully for scholarships to pursue undergraduate studies in the United States. The program, which is funded by the U.S. Department of State’s Middle East Partnership Initiative and the Consulate General in Jerusalem, is the first of its kind in Palestine to provide direct assistance to students who would not otherwise consider U.S. study due to the significant preparatory expenses that are involved to become competitive applicants for U.S. college and university admissions and scholarships.

Announced on the 200th anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, who came from humble roots yet rose to become one of the greatest U.S. presidents, the grants program evokes Lincoln’s spirit of hard work, self-reliance, and hope as inspiration to these potential future Palestinian leaders.

Main Goals

A Palestinian student works on his essay writing skills during a workshop organized by AMIDEAST as part of the Abraham Lincoln Incentive Grants Program.

• Invest in the future of young Palestinians

• Assist promising, academically qualified but economically challenged Palestinian students

• Enable a larger pool of capable young Palestinian men and women from the West Bank and Gaza to compete along with students in other countries for the opportunity to further their academic training in the United States of America

Participation in the program includes: travel; academic fees for four years of university at AUC; a study abroad experience in the U.S.; accident and sickness insurance; housing; and a monthly allowance.
Eligibility:

Participation in the program includes: travel; academic fees for four years of university at AUB, AUC, or LAU; a study abroad experience in the U.S.; accident and sickness insurance; housing; and a monthly allowance.

Eligibility:

Participation in the program includes: travel; academic fees for four years of university at AUB, AUC, or LAU; a study abroad experience in the U.S.; accident and sickness insurance; housing; and a monthly allowance.

Eligibility:

The U.S. Department of State’s Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) and AMIDEAST are pleased to announce this year’s recruitment for the Tomorrow’s Leaders Scholarship Program. The Tomorrow’s Leaders Scholarship Program is a MEPI initiative for capable and highly motivated high school seniors in the Middle East and North Africa who are from underserved backgrounds. The program will provide four-year university scholarships and internship opportunities at select institutions of higher learning in the Middle East to students who have the potential to become leaders. 

Program Summary

The Hope Fund Undergraduate Scholarship is designed to provide talented Palestinian youth who possess leadership potential with an opportunity to pursue an undergraduate degree in the United States. It targets Palestinian refugees living below the poverty line throughout the Mideast, but especially in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria, where the needs are most urgent. The program is the result of the generosity and commitment of Dr. Fahim Qubain, with support and cooperation from AMIDEAST’s offices in West Bank/Gaza, Jordan, and Lebanon. Since its inception in 2000, nearly 30 bright young men and women have begun their undergraduate studies in the United States.

Main Goals

• Expand educational opportunity for youth of Palestinian background living in Lebanon, Jordan, or the West Bank and Gaza, particularly those living in refugee camps
• Encourage youth with leadership potential and desire to give back to their communities

Program Results

• Nearly 30 young women and men have received four-year scholarships from U.S. higher educational institutions since the establishment of the Hope Fund in 2000.
• Participating schools include Augustana, Bridgewater, Columbia, Guilford, Hollins, Illinios, Manhattanville, Randolph-Macon, Roanoke, and Swarthmore Colleges and Washington and Lee University.

Please select a country for more information on how to apply.

Lebanon West Bank & Gaza

Program Summary

The Diana Kamal Scholarship Search Fund (DKSSF) makes the dream of study in the United States possible for highly qualified Arab students from underserved populations in the Middle East and North Africa. Through this initiative, AMIDEAST is able to identify students of exceptional accomplishment and promise who wish to pursue undergraduate study at an American college or university, but cannot afford to do so. The resources in this special fund then enable AMIDEAST to provide the services that assist several candidates each year to apply and qualify for four-year scholarships to select U.S. institutions of higher learning.

The DKSSF was established in 2006 in memory of AMIDEAST Senior Vice President Diana Kamal, a recognized leader in the field of international educational exchange and an individual with a lifelong commitment to improving understanding between Americans and the peoples of the Middle East and North Africa.