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Public servants vie for young leader scholarship

The Vietnam Young Leader Awards, a scholarship co-sponsored by the Ministry of Education and Training and the US-based Indiana University Bloomington, is opening for application until January 10.
Public servants vie for young leader scholarship ảnh 1Illustrative image (Source: www.vyla.info)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam YoungLeader Awards (VYLA), an annual scholarship co-sponsored by the Ministry ofEducation and Training and the US-based Indiana University Bloomington, isopening for application until January 10.

The full scholarship programme targets outstandinggovernment employees, researchers and lecturers who seek graduate degrees inPublic Affairs at the Indiana University Bloomington, a world-leading publicuniversity on the subject.

The VYLA aims to equip selected candidateswith analytical and management skills. The recipients will have a chance toparticipate in a training programme at Harvard University in Boston and theWorld Bank in Washington DC.

The maximum number of scholarships awardedthis year is 20. -VNA
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