TRES ÚLTIMAS SEMANAS PARA APLICAR
PROGRAMA PARA EL FORTALECIMIENTO DE LA FUNCIÓN PÚBLICA EN ÁMERICA LATINA DE LA FUNDACIÓN BOTÍN

Quedan 18 DIAS para finalizar el plazo de presentación de las candidaturas. No esperen hasta el final. Presenten su solicitud en: http://becas.fundacionbotin.org/login-candidato.php. Les recordamos que las universidades puede presentar los candidatos que consideren cumplen con los requisitos.

DOCUMENTACIÓN SOLICITADA:

Carta del rector: DOCUMENTO OBLIGATORIO.
Compromiso voluntario firmado por la Universidad para realizar prácticas en una institución pública de su país. (El comité de selección tendrá en consideración dicho compromiso en la selección de los candidatos)
Fotocopia del pasaporte: No es obligatorio
Fotografía tamaño pasaporte. DOCUMENTO OBLIGATORIO
Certificado acreditativo del nivel de inglés/ Español (para Brasil). No es obligatorio.
Declaración jurada firmada por el candidato. DOCUMENTO OBLIGATORIO
Enlace del video YOUTUBE, subido con la opción “oculto”. Una vez incluido el link del vídeo deberán pulsar guarda

La Fundación Botín cubre costos del programa, traslados, alojamiento y manutención.

Inscripción y bases convocatoria:
Plazo abierto hasta:

http://www.fundacionbotin.org
26 de mayo de 2014

Correo enviado a: international@ifba.edu.br

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The Ford Motor Company Global Scholars Program

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Global Affairs and Development Internships

Download the Ford Motor Company Global Scholars brochure

Future leaders of international community development are preparing for their future careers through The Washington Center. Ford Motor Company Global Scholars gain professional skills through an internship, take a rigorous academic course, and participate in tailored programming that helps them build international awareness. Throughout the fall semester, they explore ways in which they can contribute to the welfare of their communities and gain tools they will need to help advance social issues in a global environment.

Ford Global Scholars center their work on advancing the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The program includes study focused on:

In-depth understanding of the MDGs.
Facilitating strategic global partnerships.
Promoting the best business practices to advance the MDGs.
Examining poverty, health, gender equality, access to education, the environment, sustainability, and other important issues.

The program also promotes the exchange of cultural knowledge and skills and provides a platform for structured conversation.

Through the Ford Global Scholars Program, students will:

Think critically about the role of the U.N., its achievements and challenges.
Analyze the evolving history and areas of progress since the creation of the Millennium Declaration in 2000.
Describe the major areas of concern still pending to be solved.
Discuss the role and impact that private and public organizations can have in solving some of the most pressing issues.
List several specific solutions that communities around the world can implement in order to help the public and the private sectors in alleviating some of the problems that are jeopardizing sustainable development.
Explain how solving some of the pending issues can contribute to achieve sustainable development, a cleaner environment and better trade relationships and practices around the world.
Assess how economic growth in developing countries can impact successful resolution of the most profound social challenges and raise living standards of its citizens.
Speak coherently about how cross-cultural collaboration can be improved around the world.
Demonstrate the influence that the media and politics have on advancing best practices to achieve the goals.
Present practical situations and recommendations for meeting the MDGs by 2015.
Practice proper protocol, understand procedures, and become comfortable with skills such as negotiation, caucusing, and speech making.
Maintain constructive discussions, as they examine and resolve problems based on existing plans and identify where plans need to be refined.
Effectively execute plans of action, decisions, and deal with crisis situations.

Created in Partnership with the Ford Motor CompanyIn 2008, The Washington Center received major funding from Ford Motor Company to create this unique program. Since its inception the Ford Global Scholars Program has hosted over 100 students in Washington, D.C. Students have come from Sao Paulo and Salvador, Brazil; Chennai, India; Saint Petersburg, Russia; Johannesburg, South Africa; Hanoi, Vietnam and the United States.