Pictured is Ron Brenneman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Petro-Canada presenting a cheque for $1 million to University of Alberta President Indira Samarasekera. They are joined by the students selected to receive Petro-Canada’s new Emerging Leaders awards.
These scholarships will assist post-secondary students in areas of study related to Petro-Canada’s business. Valued from $2,500 [...]

The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities has teamed with Global Learning Semesters Inc. in a decade-long partnership to get more Hispanic students to study abroad. The centerpiece of the effort is Global Learning’s commitment to make available more than $8 million in scholarships to HACU students through the Hispanic Study Abroad Scholars program.
HACU [...]

Learn more: Loan programs and planners
Washington Higher Education Coordinating Board, www.hecb.wa.gov/payingTailor-made for Washington residents: a directory of state-sponsored financial-aid programs.
Guaranteed Education Tuition (GET) program, www.get.wa.gov/Everything you ever wanted to know about Washington state’s own prepaid-tuition program.
The Northwest Education Loan Association, www.nela.netHelp with loan programs, tax breaks and budgeting for college. Includes calculator to estimate how [...]

Tomooh has announced its scholarship recipients under the pledged USD200,000 fund which will contribute towards tuition fees of the winning students for the 2006/2007 academic year.
A total of 176 students from all over the Lebanon received their certificates and scholarships at a ceremony attended by His Excellency Dr. Khaled Kabbani, Lebanon’s Minister of Education.
Tomooh [...]

We are inviting those university students from Asia and Oceania who want to make acontribution to society ,care about the environmental issues and have an interest in Japan, to come to Japan.
Main Theme
What makes a truly prosperous society Co-existence And cooperation for the future of Asia and Oceania.

Four students from the art department were awarded scholarships honoring former UTB/TSC art professor and department chair George Truan during an inaugural presentation.
The scholarships were awarded to Alonzo Garza, Daniela Sacramento, Audrey J. Castillo and Abel Quintanilla, all art majors.
Garza received a $1,500 scholarship from the George Truan Scholarship Endowment while Sacramento , Castillo and [...]

In the latest effort made by STEP Centre in collaboration with the Brunei Shell Petroleum Company Sdn Bhd (BSP), fourteen local students were recently selected to participate in a series of programmes that will be held in Jakarta and Yogyakarta, Indonesia, and in Japan.
The three programmes are the 2nd International Mathematics and Science Olympiad [...]

The Young Indonesians’ Oath (Sumpah Pemuda) is a declaration that came out of a meeting attended by organizers of various associations based on ethnicities. They agreed to merge themselves into one new body named Young Indonesia (Indonesia Muda), a proper name since a good chunk of the members were literally young — in their [...]

Indonesia has picked May 2 as National Education Day to honor Suwardi Suryaningrat for his contributions to the country’s education system.
Among the legacies of Ki Hadjar, who is better known as Ki Hadjar Dewantara, is Taman Siswa school, which he established in 1922.
What is it about Taman Siswa that makes it so special and important [...]

SIT Study Abroad offers a merit-based award to undergraduate students with a background and demonstrated interest in Asian Studies. The SIT Asia Fund will contribute a portion of the cost for North and Southeast Asia programs, based on student need.
SIT has received funding from the Freeman Foundation for the purpose of educating undergraduates about [...]

Introduction
The Government of the Republic of Indonesia through the
Department of National Education is offering "Darmasiswa"
scholarships to foreign nationals from countries which
Indonesia has friendly relations, including Canada, to study
Indonesian languages arts, music and crafts in universities and
[...]

The Taman Siswa, or “Garden of Students,” was an anticolonial educational movement in the Dutch East Indies founded by the Javanese nobleman Raden Mas Soewardi Soerjaningrat, also known as Ki Hadjar Dewantoro (1889–1959), in July 1922. Dutch-educated, Dewantoro was an active member of the nationalist movement, the founder of the Indies Party, and a member [...]