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Introduction to winning scholarship

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Definition of schlarship

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Be motivated

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Professional producers

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Introduction to step one: Find your topic or research question(s)

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The second step: Find the best journals

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The third step: Look at the list of editorial board

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The fourth step: Compile list of prospect supervisors

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The fifth step: Look at each professor's CV

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The sixth step: Filter out (country)

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The sixth step: Filter out (city)

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The sixth step: Filter out (university)

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The sixth step: Filter out part three university

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The sixth step: Filter out (professor)

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The sixth step: Filter out (your merits)

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The seventh step: Check each professor's CV

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The eighth step: Check the website of the university and its requirements

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Be in touch with the prospect professor's students

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Be in touch with the prospect supervisors

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Write and submit your proposal (part 1)

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Write and submit your proposal (part 2)

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Submit your documents

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Who will decide?

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What will happen to you after acceptance: TA vs. RA

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Full-fund vs. Half-fund

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English and writing skill

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Academic circles

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Your CV

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Types of scholarship

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Fund providers

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Common myths

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Tips

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Common mistakes

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Age limit

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Prepare and submit your documents

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Degrees and diplomas

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Good luck