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Queen Rania Scholarship Program
at Athens Information Technology
http://www.queenrania.jo/content/initiatives.aspx
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Athens Information Technology provides the Queen Rania
Scholarship Program for Jordanian students of high
merit:
1. Two full tuition scholarships for each of our
Master’s programs: MSc in Information Networking (MSIN), jointly offered with Carnegie Mellon University; MSc in Information and Telecommunication
Technologies (MSITT); MSc in Management of Business,
Innovation and Technology (MBIT).
2. Four full tuition scholarships for
Executive
Training Programs in Leadership and Innovation that
are conducted in Athens twice annually at AIT in
cooperation with the Kennedy School of Government of
Harvard University.
3. Four full tuition scholarships for the AIT
Summer School on
Leading Edge Network and Service
Infrastructures (LENSI08).
AIT at a glance
AIT is the leading private, not-for-profit,
international
technology
center in Greece and a
regional hub for Carnegie Mellon and the Kennedy
School of Government covering Southeastern Europe
and the East Mediterranean. Founded in 2001 and
fully funded by the INTRACOM Group, a leading
technology manufacturer and integrator, it has now
154 graduates and a current student body of more than
173 student at graduate level from 27 counties.
AIT educates more than
400 executive training
participants every year and sponsors special
executive training courses
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Her Majesty Queen Rania of the Hashemite Kingdom
inaugurated the Scholarship Program during her
visit to Athens on December 21, 2005.
Application forms
Recommendation forms
Admissions and Enrollment
Services Office
For more information please contact the
Admissions and Enrollment Services Office:
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Rania Al-Abdullah Queen of Jordan Official Web Site
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"Queen Rania Inaugurates
Scholarship Program in Greek University
Athens, Dec. 21 - Her Majesty Queen Rania
Al-Abdullah, on Wednesday, inaugurated a scholarship
program for Jordanian students at the Athens
Information Technology (AIT) University, during a
two-day working trip to the Greek capital with His
Majesty King Abdullah. A Greek initiative aimed at
fostering greater co-operation between Jordanian and
Greek educational institutions, the program, due to
begin in spring 2006, comprises fourteen graduate
scholarships, known as the Queen Rania Al-Abdullah
Scholarships, which will be set up exclusively for
Jordanian students, for a period of five years,
after which the program will be reviewed for
extension. Known as the most renowned center of
excellence for research and graduate education in
Greece, the University has developed top-level
graduate and professional multidimensional programs
which provide an exciting and innovative academic
environment in Information Communications Technology
(ICT), and technology innovation and management,
thus attracting students from all over the world.
During her visit to the University, Her Majesty met
with a delegation from the AIT, the Kokkalis
Foundation and their supporters, including Mrs. Niki
Tzavella, Vice-President of INTRACOM and the
Kokkalis Foundation, and Mr. Petros Kokkalis,
Director General of the University and
Vice-President and Treasurer of the Kokkalis
Foundation. She discussed with them future
collaborations between Jordan and Greece in the
field of education. During the meeting, Queen Rania
thanked the AIT and Kokkalis Foundation
representatives for the scholarship program, which
entails two full tuition scholarships for each of
the following graduate programs: Master of Science
in Information Networking (MSIN), offered in
conjunction with Carnegie Mellon University in the
US, Master of Science in Information and
Telecommunications Technologies (MSITT) and Master
of Science in Management of Business Innovation and
Technology (MBIT). The program also includes four
full tuition scholarships for the April and
November/December 2006 Executive Training Programs,
which are offered by trainers and academics from
Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.
The final four scholarships are full tuition
scholarships for the Summer School of 2006, run by
Harvard University and AIT. Her Majesty also shared
with the meeting participants Jordan's commitment to
education as a critical tool to provide the
country's youth with hope and opportunity for a
brighter future. She added that the benefits of such
scholarship programs surpass academic education by
fostering greater understanding and new ties of
friendship between people. Conditions for acceptance
into the above programs are based on procedures and
requirements approved by the University's Board of
Trustees, in cooperation and compliance with
requirements set by Carnegie Mellon University and
Harvard University through a standardized on-line
application procedure. AIT Admissions will cooperate
with their Jordanian counterparts for the
dissemination of information, and will welcome the
participation of the Kingdom's representatives in
the nomination and selection process. During
Wednesday's visit, Queen Rania also toured the AIT's
Optical Networks Lab, also known as the Optical
Fiber Lab, witnessing first hand its
state-of-the-art facilities, which are used for
research and educational purposes. Inaugurated in
February 2004, the Lab, which is worth 2.5 million
euros, is used to emulate global telecommunication
networks supporting a large number of telephone
calls and internet connections, which are
transmitted over a single optical fiber."
Jordan News agency
http://www.petra.gov.jo/nepras/2005/Dec/21/29620800.htm
INTRALOT
Scholarship Program
INTRALOT
offers to
Jordanian students two (2) full scholarships for
each of
the following programs:
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MSc in Information
Networking (MSIN)
of the INI of Carnegie Mellon University*,
which AIT offers exclusively in Europe
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MSc in Information & Telecommunications
Technologies (MSITT)
-
MSc in Management of Business, Innovation
& Technology (MBIT).
*ranked consistently in
the top 3 US engineering schools over the past five
years
The
scholarship covers the tuition fee of the
program and insurance cost.
Application
forms
Recommendation forms
To be considered for full scholarship, please refer to and complete the
Application
for Full Scholarship form
Admissions
and Enrollment Services Office
For more information please contact
the Admissions and Enrollment Services Office:
INTRALOT at a
glance
As a leading provider of state-of-the-art integrated
gaming systems to lottery organizations worldwide,
INTRALOT
delivers cutting edge game content, network
integration, transaction processing and value added
services, ensuring efficient, secure and profitable
operations for our customers..
Based on our expertise, know how and substantial
experience, we design, develop, operate and support
custom-made gaming solutions, including numerical,
video and sports lotteries, as well as fixed odds
betting, pari-mutuel wagering, and instant lottery
games.
With subsidiaries and business offices around the
globe, today INTRALOT’ s footprint straddles five
continents.
INTRACOM
JORDAN
Scholarship Program
INTRACOM JORDAN
offers to
a Jordanian student a full scholarship for
each of
the following programs:
-
MSc in Information
Networking (MSIN)
of the INI of Carnegie Mellon University*,
which AIT offers exclusively in Europe
-
MSc in Information & Telecommunications
Technologies (MSITT)
-
MSc in Management of Business, Innovation
& Technology (MBIT).
*ranked consistently in
the top 3 US engineering schools over the past five
years
The
scholarship covers the tuition fee of the
program and insurance cost.
Application
forms
Recommendation forms
To be considered for full scholarship, please refer to and complete the
Application
for Full Scholarship form
Admissions
and Enrollment Services Office
For more information please contact
the Admissions and Enrollment Services Office:
INTRACOM JORDAN at a
glance
INTRACOM JORDAN, a subsidiary of INTRACOM
S.A., was established in December 2000 and undertook
some of the niche & largest IT projects in Jordan.
INTRACOM Jordan is an IT solutions provider,
specializing in the design, implementation and
integration of complex IT systems, including
professional consulting, implementation, e-business
solutions, and technical support services.
INTRACOM Jordan provides end-to end solutions
utilizing best industry practices and technologies
from Oracle, HP, Cisco, EMC2, and INTRACOM developed
telecommunication equipment and information systems.
Consolidated Contractors Company
Scholarship Program
Consolidated Contractors Company
offers to
a Jordanian student a full scholarship for
each of
the following programs:
-
MSc in Information
Networking (MSIN)
of the INI of Carnegie Mellon University*,
which AIT offers exclusively in Europe
-
MSc in Information & Telecommunications
Technologies (MSITT)
-
MSc in Management of Business, Innovation
& Technology (MBIT).
*ranked consistently in
the top 3 US engineering schools over the past five
years
The
scholarship covers the tuition fee of the
program and insurance cost.
Application
forms
Recommendation forms
To be considered for full scholarship, please refer to and complete the
Application
for Full Scholarship form
Admissions
and Enrollment Services Office
For more information please contact
the Admissions and Enrollment Services Office:
CCC at a
glance
CCC's origins go back to 1952 when three talented
young entrepreneurs, the late Kamel Abdul-Rahman,
Hasib Sabbagh, and Said Khoury, joined forces to
create one of the first Arab construction companies.
Two of the founding members are presently leading
the Group, Mr. Hassib Sabbagh as Chairman and Mr.
Said Khoury as President.
Today CCC continues the same style of management
based on mutual trust with clients, smooth
communication between locations and departments of
the Group which augment its regional and
international status. CCC has always been at the
forefront of the adoption of new construction
technology to improve efficiency, provide more rapid
execution while ensuring high quality performance.
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