CLACSO-UNQ scholarships for master's studies

 CLACSO-UNQ scholarships for master's studies

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The National University of Quilmes and the Latin American Council of Social Sciences will award 20 scholarships to pursue postgraduate studies in one of the 10 master's programs included in this agreement:

• Environment and sustainable development
• Science, technology and society
• Social sciences and humanities
• International trade and business
• Digital audiovisual communication
• Territorial and urban development
• Tourism development and management
• Philosophy
• Local government
• Cultural industries, politics and management

The scholarships cover 100% of the tuition cost.

The participants will be selected by the evaluation team appointed by the convening organizations.

Applications will be submitted through the CLACSO website.

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Results of the call

The National University of Quilmes and the Latin American Council of Social Sciences awarded 20 scholarships to students from Latin America and the Caribbean to pursue postgraduate studies in 10 master's programs.

4.656 applications were received. After a technical evaluation, the applications were sent to the academic jury who selected the following candidates:

CLACSO-UNQ scholarships for master's studies
Master's degree
Name
Country
Downstream
Environment and Sustainable Development
Weimar Giovanni Iño Daza
Bolivia
Institute of Bolivian Studies (IEB) – Bolivia | Faculty of Humanities and Educational Sciences, Universidad Mayor de San Andrés
Desirée Cristóbal Allende
Cuba
Raúl Roa García Higher Institute of International Relations (ISRI) – Cuba
Science Technology and Society
Eduardo Martínez Guerra
Mexico
Center for Economic, Administrative and Social Research of the National Polytechnic Institute (CIECAS – IPN) – Mexico
Daniel Alejandro Vizuete Sandoval
Ecuador
Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, Ecuador (FLACSO) – Ecuador
Social Sciences and Humanities
Carlos Alberto Bracho León
Venezuela
Miranda International Center Foundation (CIM) – Venezuela
Jenny Vanesa Muñoz Moscoso
Colombia
Faculty of Human and Economic Sciences (FCHE/UNAL) – Colombia | National University of Colombia
International Trade and Business
Junior Orlando Garcia Lobo
Venezuela
Center for Social and Cultural Studies (CESYC) – Venezuela | Bolivarian University of Venezuela
Jorge Adolfo Piedra Navarro
Costa Rica
Dean's Office (UNA) – Costa Rica | Faculty of Social Sciences, National University of Costa Rica
Digital Audiovisual Communication
Cecilia Katherine Herrera Arcentales
Ecuador
Institute of Ecuadorian Studies (IEE) – Ecuador
Marco Arcadio Quispe Huanaco
Peru
Center for Andean Regional Studies (CBC) – Peru
Territorial and Urban Development
Amanda Urdaneta Veja
Venezuela
Center for Social and Cultural Studies (CESYC) – Venezuela | Bolivarian University of Venezuela
Mariam Johanna Vargas Rodríguez
Costa Rica
Center for Research on Women's Studies (CIEM) – Costa Rica | Vice-Rectorate for Research, University of Costa Rica
Tourism Development and Management
Daniel Hernando Corzo Arevalo
Colombia
Institute of Political Studies (IEP) – Colombia | Autonomous University of Bucaramanga
Gustavo Alonzo Jaime Gámez
Venezuela
Miranda International Center Foundation (CIM) – Venezuela
Philosophy
Limber Calle Sánchez
Bolivia
Center for Social Research of the Vice Presidency (CIS) – Bolivia
Magaly Felipa Maristella Valdez Sarabia
Venezuela
Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, Ecuador (FLACSO) – Ecuador
Local government
Edgar García Cabrera
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch Foundation (FJB) – Dominican Republic
Lisandra Lefont Marín
Cuba
Institute of Philosophy (IF) – Cuba | Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment
Cultural Industries, Policy and Management
Karen Dueñas Corzo
Colombia
Faculty of Social Sciences (FCS/PUJ) – Colombia | Faculty of Social Sciences, Pontifical Javeriana University
Ana Teresa Rojas Viñales
Paraguay
Academic Unit of Political Science (UACP/UAZ) – Mexico | Higher Education, Sociopolitical, Economic and Administrative Sciences Departments, Autonomous University of Zacatecas.

This ruling is irrevocable and cannot be appealed.
Buenos Aires, March 14, 2019.