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Results for Middle East Grantees PEACE Funded by the European Union PEACE - Results of the Call for Applications of the 2nd Cohort MIDDLE EAST GRANTEES Target Selected for Student code Nationality Home institution Host university Host level Host field Group (months) 1 PREM_01700 Jordan Al-Hussein Bin Talal University Masarykova Univerzita BA 04.9 Others - Business Studies, Management Science 10 1 PREM_01503 Jordan Al Balqa' Applied University Uppsala University BA 06.5 Electronic Engineering, Telecommunications 10 1 PREM_01682 Jordan Princess Sumaya University for Technology Erasmus Hogeschool Brussel BA 11.3 Informatics, Computer Science 10 1 PREM_00353 Jordan Al-Hussein Bin Talal University Universidade de Santiago de Compostela BA 04.9 Others - Business Studies, Management Science 10 1 PREM_02565 Jordan Princess Sumaya University for Technology Masarykova Univerzita BA 04.3 Accountancy, Financial Management 10 1 PREM_00046 Jordan Princess Sumaya University for Technology Staffordshire University BA 06.5 Electronic Engineering, Telecommunications 10 1 PREM_02073 Jordan Princess Sumaya University for Technology Universidade do Minho BA 11.3 Informatics, Computer Science 10 1 PREM_01231 Jordan Princess Sumaya University for Technology Masarykova Univerzita BA 04.9 Others - Business Studies, Management Science 6 1 PREM_02089 Jordan Princess Sumaya University for Technology Universidade do Minho BA 11.3 Informatics, Computer Science 6 1 PREM_02218 Jordan Princess Sumaya University for Technology Universidade do Minho BA 04.0 Business Studies, Management Science 6 1 PREM_01725 Jordan Princess Sumaya University for Technology Masarykova Univerzita BA 04.9 Others - Business Studies, Management Science 6 1 PREM_01228 Jordan Princess Sumaya University for Technology Uppsala University BA 04.2 Business Studies with technology 6 1 PREM_01472 Jordan Al-Hussein Bin Talal University Masarykova Univerzita MA 04.3 Accountancy, Financial Management 22 1 PREM_01833 Jordan Al-Hussein Bin Talal University Masarykova Univerzita MA 04.9 Others - Business Studies, Management Science 22 1 PREM_00179 Jordan Princess Sumaya University for Technology Masarykova Univerzita MA 11.3 Informatics, Computer Science 22 1 PREM_00416 Jordan Al-Hussein Bin Talal University Masarykova Univerzita MA 04.3 Accountancy, Financial Management 22 1 PREM_02062 Jordan Al-Hussein Bin Talal University Universidade de Santiago de Compostela MA 13.9 Others - Natural Sciences 22 1 PREM_02407 Jordan Al Balqa' Applied University Universidade de Santiago de Compostela MA 04.9 Others - Business Studies, Management Science 22 3 PREM_00157 Jordan Al Balqa' Applied University Universidade de Santiago de Compostela MA 04.9 Others - Business Studies, Management Science 22 1 PREM_01868 Jordan Princess Sumaya University for Technology Universidade de Santiago de Compostela MA 04.9 Others - Business Studies, Management Science 22 1 PREM_01863 Jordan Princess Sumaya University for Technology Universidade de Santiago de Compostela MA 04.9 Others - Business Studies, Management Science 22 3 PREM_01605 Jordan The Hashemite University University of Humboldt MA 01.1 Agriculture 22 3 PREM_01604 Jordan Yarmouk university of Jordan Staffordshire University MA 06.5 Electronic Engineering, Telecommunications 22 1 PREM_02548 Jordan Al-Hussein Bin Talal University Universidade do Minho PD 06.5 Electronic Engineering, Telecommunications 6 1 PREM_00235 Jordan Al-Hussein Bin Talal University Universidade do Minho PD 06.9 Others - Engineering, Technology 6 1 PREM_01957 Jordan Al Balqa' Applied University Universidade de Santiago de Compostela PD 11.9 Others - Mathematics, Informatics 6 1 PREM_00436 Jordan Al Balqa' Applied University University of Perpignan PD 04.4 Tourism, Catering, Hotel Management 6 3 PREM_02563 Jordan Al-Hussein Bin Talal Unversity Universidade de Santiago de Compostela PD 13.9 Others - Natural Sciences 6 1 PREM_02435 Jordan Al Balqa' Applied University Universidade de Santiago de Compostela PhD 11.9 Others - Mathematics, Informatics 22 * 1 PREM_01720 Jordan Al Balqa' Applied University Universidade do Minho PhD 06.9 Others - Engineering, Technology 22 * 1 PREM_02135 Jordan Al-Hussein Bin Talal University Staffordshire University PhD 06.5 Electronic Engineering, Telecommunications 22 * 3 PREM_00352 Jordan Jordan University University of Humboldt PhD 01.1 Agriculture 22 * 1 PREM_01724 Jordan Al-Hussein Bin Talal University Universidade do Minho PhD 06.9 Others - Engineering, Technology 6 * PHD grants will be 22 months as maximum, starting at the beginning of September 2014 in order to fit the official end date of the project (14th July 2016). ** Grantee moved from the 1st to the 2nd cohort Page 1 PEACE Funded by the European Union PEACE - Results of the Call for Applications of the 2nd Cohort MIDDLE EAST GRANTEES Target Selected for Student code Nationality Home institution Host university Host level Host field Group (months) 1 PREM_01020 Jordan Al Balqa' Applied University University of Humboldt TS 01.1 Agriculture 1 1 PREM_01629 Jordan Al-Hussein Bin Talal University Universidade de Santiago de Compostela TS 14.3 Economics 1 1 PREM_01999 Jordan Al Balqa' Applied University Universidade de Santiago de Compostela TS 09.9 Others - Languages and Philological Sciences 1 1 PREM_02258 Jordan Al Balqa' Applied University Universidade do Minho TS 01.3 Food Sciences and Technology 1 1 PREM_01606 Jordan Al Balqa' Applied University Staffordshire University TS 06.2 Electrical Engineering 1 1 PREM_00180 Jordan Al Balqa' Applied University University of Humboldt TS 07.1 Geography 1 1 PREM_01832 Lebanon Princess Sumaya University for Technology Universidade do Minho BA 04.0 Business Studies, Management Science 10 1 PREM_01049 Lebanon Modern University for Business and Science Universidade do Minho BA 04.0 Business Studies, Management Science 10 1 PREM_01525 Lebanon Modern University for Business and Science University of Perpignan MA 11.3 Informatics, Computer Science 22 1 PREM_00114 Lebanon Beirut Arab University University of Perpignan PhD 07.2 Environmental Sciences, Ecology 22 * 1 PREM_01992 Lebanon Modern University for Business and Science Universidade de Santiago de Compostela PhD 15.9 Others - Communication and Information Sciences 22 * 1 PREM_00227 Palestine Islamic University of Gaza Universidade do Minho BA 06.4 Civil Engineering 10 1 PREM_02599 Palestine Islamic University of Gaza Uppsala University BA 09.1 Modern EC Languages 10 1 PREM_00059 Palestine An Najah National University Uppsala University BA 09.1 Modern EC Languages 10 1 PREM_02485 Palestine Beirut Arab University University of Perpignan BA 06.9 Others - Engineering, Technology 10 1 PREM_01882 Palestine Islamic University of Gaza Universidade de Santiago de Compostela BA 12.1 Medicine 6 1 PREM_01518 Palestine Islamic University of Gaza Universidade de Santiago de Compostela BA 12.1 Medicine 6 3 PREM_00425 Palestine Islamic University of Gaza Universidade do Minho MA 06.4 Civil Engineering 22 3 PREM_00808 Palestine Beirut Arab University Masarykova Univerzita MA 04.3 Accountancy, Financial Management 22 3 PREM_00033 Palestine An-Najah National University Staffordshire University MA 06.2 Electrical Engineering 22 1 PREM_00560 Palestine Arab International University Staffordshire University MA 06.5 Electronic Engineering, Telecommunications 22 1 PREM_01667 Palestine An Najah National University Universidade do Minho PD 02.0 Architecture, Urban and Regional planning 6 3 PREM_02327 Palestine Islamic university of Gaza (IUG) Universidade do Minho PhD 06.4 Civil Engineering 22 * 1 PREM_02205 Palestine An Najah National University Uppsala University TS 13.2 Physics 1 1 PREM_01745 Palestine An Najah National University Universidade do Minho TS 02.0 Architecture, Urban and Regional planning 1 1 PREM_02310 Palestine An Najah National University Universidade de Santiago de Compostela TS 06.7 Materials Science 1 1 PREM_02163 Palestine An Najah National University Universidade de Santiago de Compostela TS 14.3 Economics 1 1 PREM_02627 Palestine An Najah National University Universidade do Minho TS 13.2 Physics 1 1 PREM_02525 Palestine An Najah National University Staffordshire University TS 06.9 Others - Engineering, Technology 1 * PHD grants will be 22 months as maximum, starting at the beginning of September 2014 in order to fit the official end date of the project (14th July 2016). ** Grantee moved from the 1st to the 2nd cohort Page 2 PEACE Funded by the European Union PEACE - Results of the Call for Applications of the 2nd Cohort MIDDLE EAST GRANTEES Target Selected for Student code Nationality Home institution Host university Host level Host field Group (months) 3 PREM_02576 Syria Damascus University University of Perpignan BA 02.4 Regional Planning 10 3 PREM_02603 Syria University of Damascus Universidade de Santiago de Compostela BA 12.1 Medicine 10 3 PREM_01331 Syria Damascus University University of Humboldt BA 11.3 Informatics, Computer Science 10 1 PREM_02590 Syria Damascus University University of Perpignan BA 13.1 Biology 10 1 PREM_01775 Syria Arab International University University of Perpignan BA 11.3 Informatics, Computer Science 10 3 PREM_02616 Syria Syrian International University for Science and Technology Universidade de Santiago de Compostela BA 12.1 Medicine 10 3 PREM_02558 Syria University of Aleppo , Syria Universidade de Santiago de Compostela BA 06.9 Others - Engineering, Technology 10 3 PREM_01683 Syria Al-Baath University Universidade do Minho BA 02.1 Architecture 10 3 PREM_01685 Syria Al-Baath University Universidade do Minho BA 02.1
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