Latsis Foundation postgraduate Scholarships, 2017

Latsis Foundation Postgraduate Scholarships, 2017 are open to students who wish to pursue a postgraduate degree in Naval and Maritime Studies at a Greek University or other universities around the world.

Eligibility criteria:

• Applicants of Latsis Foundation Postgraduate Scholarships, 2017 should possess Diploma of their high school in Greece and higher education degree from public institutions in Greece or other foreign universities/institutions.
• An average of at least eight (8.00) or 80% of the scale in their undergraduate degree is expected from the graduates abroad.
• The upper age limit is 28 years for the applicants of the scholarship.
• Candidates applying for Latsis Foundation Postgraduate Scholarships, 2017 should provide an evidence of economic inability to cover the course fee.
• The place of study must be different from the place of residence of the applicant.
• The postgraduate program must be chosen from universities in Greece or other European countries.

Documents required:

• A copy of ID or passport
• Copy of University/TEI degree or certificate of completion of studies by the Secretariat and transcripts 
• Certificate Series Classification Graduation University/School (for those who already obtained a degree)
• Confirmation position from the graduate program
• Copy of curriculum of the postgraduate program
• Contact details of two professors of the department in which the applicant finished his/her undergraduate degree
• Abstract in at most 200 words
• Electronic portfolio (for Architecture, Fine and Applied Arts candidates)
• Brief explanation of the financial situation of the candidate and their plan to cover the costs
• Statement of purpose in at most 500 words 
• Copy of high school diploma
• Clearing income tax statement for the last 2 years
• Certificate of family status
• Official confirmation from the OAED (if guardians/parents are unemployed)
• signed the special affirmation Foundation form
• Electronic form of passport/ID type photograph
• Any other document that provides evidence of existence of social criteria