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  • Thursday, October 9, 2025

  • CUI

  • International Office

Development Cooperation Programs from the Ministry of Science and 
ICT of the Republic of Korea)

Description: 
The letter received from Ministry of Science and Technology, Islamabad on the subject above. Wherein, the MoST has requested to furnish proposal of S&T cooperation with the Republic of Korea. As Ministry of Science and ICT (MIST) of the Republic of Korea is running various development cooperation programs aimed at strengthening ICT Capacity and lay the foundation for sustainable economic development in partner countries, under this platform, there are several sub programs:
  1. Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
    • ICT Development Consultation Program
    • Tech-Driven Innovatino Lab (TDIL) for Digital Transformation
    • Digital Dream Space (DDS) Project
    • Korea ICT Leadership Program 
    • AI Data Ecosystem Development Project
    • Digital public service innovation project
    • K-Lab Setup and Operation Project
    • Korea Leader Information Network
    • AI Health Care Innovation Centre Setup and Operation Project
    • Support the Improvement of the Broadcasting Environment
    • AI Digital Spectrum Management Capacity Building Program
    • Support for the Establishment of Disaster Broadcasting Service System

  2. Science and Technology
    • Establishment of Research Lab
    • Joint Research Project 
    • Science and Technology Fellowship Training Program

  3. Needs-Based Open Project
    • Deman Driven Cooperation Initiative

  • Thursday, October 9, 2025

  • CUI

  • International Office

Description:

In June 2015 the United States and Pakistan established an Education, Science and Technology Working Group (ESTWG) under the Bilateral Strategic Dialogue discussed the proposal during the meeting of Prime Minister of Pakistan and President of USA to establish US-Pakistan Knowledge Corridor. Both the dignitaries directed their respective governments to intensify their cooperation in this important framework to achieve the ambitious priority targets of developing high-level human capital envisioned in Pakistan's policy document Vision 2025.

Level: PhD

Eligibility criteria: Pakistani/AJK nationals

a. Minimum 4 years bachelor's degree (B.S/B.Sc./B.E/16 years formal education)

b. No 2nd or 3rd Division in entire academic career is acceptable for both Category – I & II.

c. Maximum age on the closing date shall not exceed:

· 40 Years in case of regular Government Employees/regular Faculty members of Public Sector Universities & Government Colleges/regular Researchers of approved R & D Organizations

· 35 Years in all other cases

e. Must not be availing any other Scholarship.

f. Those who have PhD Degree are not eligible.

Scholarship categories:

Category I – Scholarship (Top 50 QS World Ranked US Universities):

For this category of scholarship, prospective applicants must have:

1. Secured admission in top 50 QS World Ranked US University.

2. Valid GRE – General Score (Minimum 300 in total) OR HAT Score (Minimum 60% Score)

Category II -Scholarship (Top 300 QS World Ranked US Universities):

For this category of scholarship, prospective applicants must have:

1. Secured admission in top 300 QS World Ranked US University.

2. Valid GRE – General Score (Minimum 300 in total) OR HAT Score (Minimum 60% score).

Deadline: November 15, 2025.

Applications for scholarship shall be submitted online through HEC scholarship portal at: https://scholarship.hec.gov.pk/#/auth/login

For more information:

https://www.hec.gov.pk/english/scholarshipsgrants/US-Pakcorridor/Pages/default.aspx

  • Wednesday, October 8, 2025

  • CUI

  • International Office

Applications open for SENSE Foundation Brussels Grant Program 
(Due Date: 24-Oct-2025)

Description:

The SENSE Foundation Brussels has opened submissions for its grant program, supporting nonprofits in Belgium and abroad that align with its mission in health, environment, and sustainable development. The foundation prioritizes projects focused on genetics, nutrition, environmental protection, and related arts and culture initiatives—especially those led by women and minorities, ensuring inclusion and diversity guide its support.

Grants from SENSE may cover up to 25 percent of a project’s total annual cost, though no award will exceed €25,000. Overhead funding is capped at 10 percent. Funding is usually one-time, with rare exceptions for universities supporting student grants. Eligible organizations must be legally registered as nonprofits and must have at least two years of operating history. Projects should be scheduled for implementation in 2025 or 2026, and applicants must clearly show how the funds will address specific needs and generate measurable impact.
Only one application per organization is allowed each calendar year. Organizations with overheads exceeding 20 percent are disqualified, as are those that have failed to submit impact reports for past grants or whose proposals misaligned with SENSE’s objectives. Projects seeking commercial sponsorship, those tied to political or religious agendas or repeating previously rejected proposals are also excluded.
Applications will be evaluated based on the number of foundation objectives addressed, alignment with inclusion, equality, and diversity principles, sustainability, methodology clarity, and the ability of the foundation’s support to act as a “booster” for further growth or funding. Selected grantees will sign agreements and receive funds within 30 days. Reporting takes place October–November 2026 through a simple online impact form in English, helping the foundation assess how contributions were used and what difference they made.

  • Monday, October 6, 2025

  • CUI

  • International Office

Description:

Applications for the Hansen Leadership Institute 2026 are now open! This prestigious program in the USA is designed for individuals who demonstrate strong leadership potential and are committed to contributing to the development of their nations, communities, or regions. The program will run from July 1 to July 22, 2026, and was previously known as the Hansen Summer Institute. There is no requirement for IELTS or TOEFL to apply for this program.

Duration: The program starts on July 01, 2025, and ends on July 22, 2026.

Benefits: Fully funded

· International airfare is provided.

· Room is provided.

· A boarding facility is provided.

· All program costs will be covered.

Eligibility Criteria: Must be between 20–25 years old as of July 1, 2026

· Must have completed at least one year of college or university at the time of application

· If not currently enrolled, must be a recent graduate (Class of 2024 or 2025)

· Must possess leadership skills in community, nation, or region.

· Must have the recommendation of an academic advisor for verification of English proficiency.

· Must possess a valid international passport.

How to Apply for the Hansen Leadership Institute in the USA:

The applicants must apply through the official website of the Hansen Leadership Institute.

· Click on the Apply button.

· The link to the application portal will be opened.

· Create an account and fill out the information.

· Upload the relevant documentation.

· Complete your application form carefully and submit it.

Deadline: January 15, 2026.

Apply now: https://hansenleadershipinstitute.org/apply-now/

  • Friday, October 3, 2025

  • CUI

  • International Office

Description:

The Global Leadership Challenge (GLC) 2025 is now open for applications! Hosted by the University of Oxford and the St. Gallen Symposium, this prestigious program connects young leaders worldwide to create innovative solutions for a better future.

Pakistani students and professionals are also eligible to apply, making this a golden opportunity to represent Pakistan on a global stage.

Duration: 11 – 15 December 2025 (Virtual)

Benefits: Connect with 100 outstanding young leaders from around the globe.

· Learn directly from renowned academics, policy makers, and business leaders.

· Work in diverse teams using design thinking to tackle global challenges.

· Receive an official Certificate of Achievement from Oxford and St. Gallen.

· Gain access to mentorship and leadership development opportunities.

· Winning team(s) will be invited to the 55th St. Gallen Symposium in Switzerland (May 2026) with travel and accommodation fully covered.

Eligibility criteria: Welcoming applications from around the world and from all academic disciplines.

· Be 21–30 years old.

· Have completed an undergraduate degree.

· Be a postgraduate student (Master’s/PhD) OR a young professional.

· Show a track record of responsible leadership in academics, work, or extracurricular activities.

· Be available to fully participate online between 11–15 December 2025.

Deadline: November 02, 2025

Official website: https://www.leadership-challenge.org/applynow

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