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OLIve at Central European University, Vienna
Open Learning Initiative University Preparatory Program (OLIve-UP)
Verified by UNHCRAbout
OLIve-UP is a university preparatory program for people of refugee backgrounds living in the European Economic Area who wish to apply to an English-language Masters degree in Europe. It is a registered non-degree program of Central European University (CEU) in Vienna. CEU is an Austrian and American accredited university, offering Masters programs fully accredited in both Austria and the United States (and, in some cases, Hungary).
The OLIve-UP program will run in Vienna from January to August 2022. Previous programs have run in Berlin and Budapest. OLIve-UP programs have run since 2017 and have a good record of getting students into higher education - about 70% of our students are accepted to a degree program after OLIve-UP.
The program is fully-funded and should the student be accepted to a Masters degree program at Central European University, scholarships are available.
More information can be found here: https://olive.ceu.edu/OLIve-UP
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Details at a glance
AustriaArts and humanities, Business Administration, Law, Social Sciences, Journalism and InformationUntil 10/29/2021Foundational CourseFull scholarship for the full period of studies1There is no age limit0.00 USDIn-person programme delivery -
Requirements
Targeted nationalitiesAllTargeted Country of AsylumAll, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Vatican CityAccepted status documentationNot requiredLanguage of InstructionEnglishLanguage Proficiency LevelB1, B2Which certificate do you require to prove the required language proficiency?None -
More details about this opportunity
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Opportunity timingRecurring annual opportunity
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Duration of support providedFor the duration of studies
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What is covered in this programApplication feesTuitionBooksLanguage trainingPreparation coursesMonthly stipend (e.g. food allowance)HousingHealth insuranceMentoring or psycho-social supportTravel costs to the third countryVisaTransition of documents
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Type(s) of visa/residency permit granted upon arrivalStudent resident permit
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Is the student allowed to work while studying?Living costs are provided and work is not encouraged unless it is directly relevant to the student's study and/or career.
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Can the nuclear family accompany or join the main applicant?Yes
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Who is responsible for the cost of the family members?Scholarship Programme
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Are there options to stay after graduation?Work permit/temporary residency
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How to apply?
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Application fee0
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Application periodSpecific date (annual opportunity)
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Opportunity annual timingApril
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Release of the selection decisionNovember 2021
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For further questions contact the scholarship provider
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