Brittingham Viking Organization-- Study Abroad Scholarships
Have you ever thought of studying abroad in Norway or Denmark? Lucky for you, The Brittingham Viking Organization sponsors study-abroad programs in Scandinavia!
The chosen scholars will take classes at world-renowned universities. The scholarship covers tuition, housing and a travel stipend for the transatlantic flight. Students will also have the opportunity to travel to other destinations in Scandinavia with fellow members of BVO.
Madison Middelboe-Kellner Viking Scholarship
This scholarship is annually awarded to two UW-Madison students-- it includes tuition, room, and board at the Copenhagen Business School (CBS) in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The CBS is Northern Europe's largest business school. All classes are taught in English.
Madison (Oslo) Viking Scholarship
This scholarship is annually awarded to two UW-Madison students--it includes tuition, room, and board at the International Summer School (ISS) in Oslo, Norway. Study at ISS is a one-of-a-kind, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. All non-language classes are taught in English. Check out their website!
Those who are interested can visit www.brittinghamvikings.org. to download the application.
Please direct questions to VikingScholarships@gmail.com
These scholarships, like all Viking scholarships, include travel within Scandinavia, with a standing invitation to visit BVO members and their families throughout the region. Travel is pre-arranged and a requirement of the scholarship experience. Scholars are encouraged to pursue the advantages of the BVO network including learning more about individual interests in careers and hobbies through meeting other BVO members. In addition, scholars can attend the annual BVO convention following the summer scholarship experience. The 2015 BVO convention will be in Helsinki, Finland in late August, 2015.
Important notes
--All UW majors and standings are welcome to apply (undergraduate & graduate students)
--Scholars must be US citizens.
--Scholars must be returning to Madison the following fall semester for study or employment.
--Scholars should assume responsibility for additional study abroad expenses (entertainment, metro, personal expenses, etc.). Please note that the cost of living in Scandinavia is significantly higher than in the US.
The chosen scholars will take classes at world-renowned universities. The scholarship covers tuition, housing and a travel stipend for the transatlantic flight. Students will also have the opportunity to travel to other destinations in Scandinavia with fellow members of BVO.
Madison Middelboe-Kellner Viking Scholarship
This scholarship is annually awarded to two UW-Madison students-- it includes tuition, room, and board at the Copenhagen Business School (CBS) in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The CBS is Northern Europe's largest business school. All classes are taught in English.
Madison (Oslo) Viking Scholarship
This scholarship is annually awarded to two UW-Madison students--it includes tuition, room, and board at the International Summer School (ISS) in Oslo, Norway. Study at ISS is a one-of-a-kind, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. All non-language classes are taught in English. Check out their website!
Those who are interested can visit www.brittinghamvikings.org. to download the application.
Please direct questions to VikingScholarships@gmail.com
These scholarships, like all Viking scholarships, include travel within Scandinavia, with a standing invitation to visit BVO members and their families throughout the region. Travel is pre-arranged and a requirement of the scholarship experience. Scholars are encouraged to pursue the advantages of the BVO network including learning more about individual interests in careers and hobbies through meeting other BVO members. In addition, scholars can attend the annual BVO convention following the summer scholarship experience. The 2015 BVO convention will be in Helsinki, Finland in late August, 2015.
Important notes
--All UW majors and standings are welcome to apply (undergraduate & graduate students)
--Scholars must be US citizens.
--Scholars must be returning to Madison the following fall semester for study or employment.
--Scholars should assume responsibility for additional study abroad expenses (entertainment, metro, personal expenses, etc.). Please note that the cost of living in Scandinavia is significantly higher than in the US.
Scholarship Selection Timeline:
·
October
26th—applications due (print and electronic versions)
· November 2nd —all applicants are notified via
email of his/her interview status
· November 22nd —first interview for selected
applicants
· December 6th—second interview for selected
applicants
· December 6th(evening)—formal selection dinner
for scholarship winners
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