Applications are now open for the partially funded graduate programme, “Master of Arts in Education,” at the Asian University for Women (AUW). The goal of this two-year programme, which starts in, is to give students theoretical and analytical skills in learning development, information sharing, and education. The Women Teaching Women, Women Learning from Women (WTW-WLW) project by AUW, which aims to create a new network of secondary schools for young women and girls in refugee shelters and displaced communities, uses it as its cornerstone.

Through educational development and societal leadership, the two-year hybrid programme seeks to empower women in education, particularly young female reformists and entrepreneurs. Accredited educational institutions like Johns Hopkins, Boston College, and California State University collaborate with us to offer this programme. Scholarships are available to students of any nationality upon acceptance.

Through student-led projects, group discussions, and social activities, the program—which was created in partnership with multiple US colleges—aims to foster a strong sense of community development. Enhancing knowledge of the philosophy, dynamics, and economics of efficient education provision is the main objective, along with strengthening leadership, administrative, and policy skills.

In addition, the Asian University for Women (AUW) provides full scholarships to accepted students who exhibit a strong desire to advance equity and excellence in the education of teenage girls and financial need.

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Summary

• Offered by: Asian University for Women (AUW)
• Location: Chittagong, Bangladesh
• Format: Hybrid form (Remote & in-person)
• Class begins:January
• Deadline: Apply as early as you can
• Level: Master’s
• Major: Master of Arts in Education
• Eligible Countries: All

Benefits

The course offers numerous benefits, including scholarships and financial aid. The Scholarship Scheme for national and international students based on Merit is as follows:

Note: Pleasereview the official guide for details on further scholarships and financial aid.

Eligibility Criteria

Scholarship Eligibility and Terms:

• Open to MA in Education students only.
• Available for both Domestic and International Students from selected countries, based on merit.
• Students must maintain a minimum CGPA of 3 each semester to retain the scholarship.
• Eligible candidates can receive a 60% scholarship.
• Those ineligible for merit-based scholarships can apply for financial aid.

 Required Documents

Prepare the following documents to apply for a master’s degree at the Asian University for Women:

• Bachelor’s Degree: Completing a bachelor’s degree (minimum three years) with a CGPA of at least 3.00 out of 4.00 or in the final year of study.
• Statement of Purpose: Submit a statement within 500 words explaining how the graduate programme aligns with future goals and why it was chosen over other programmes.
• Essay: Write a 500–700 word essay demonstrating a passion for education, writing skills, and analytical problem-solving abilities.
• Letters of Recommendation: Provide at least two recommendation letters, one academic and one professional, from professors or work supervisors.
• Proof of English Proficiency: Submit one of the following: IELTS score of at least 6.5, TOEFL score of at least 86 (internet-based), or take an in-house English language test if no other proficiency certificate is available.

How to Apply

If you meet the requirements and possess the essential documents, create your account in the university’s portal through the Apply Now button below and proceed with your application.

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