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Ph.D. in Peacebuilding in Chiang Mai, Thailand
Announcement 1: Scholarship Available
Dear prospective Ph.D. students in Peacebuilding
As a former student at Payap, I like to suggest you this program on following features:
- Involvement: An opportunity to involve in conflict situation
- Exposure: An international exposure
- Interaction: An unique opportunity of interaction with conflict parties
- Empowerment: Enables to speak out what you think you are
- Global network: We are everywhere, be a part of us, and we are with you Always.
So, if you want to pursue peace, not preach, come and see us. It is more than conventional attitude, a way to foster an innovative peaceful human and nonhuman relationship that suggests peace in our troubled world. I am sure; it is more than what you think of peace.
Come and explore with us. Let us make a better place together.
Smiles
Bimal
Announcement 2: Early Decision February First week, 2011
Tags: www.ircp.payap.ac.th
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Permalink Reply by Sana Saeed on -
Hi Bimal,
I'm interested in applying for the program and the scholarship. I hope the deadline hasn't passed and I can send out something this week. Thanks so much for your help!
Sana
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Permalink Reply by peace on -
Hi Sana
Yes, the deadline has not passed, so please apply at your earliest.
Good Luck.
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Permalink Reply by Hussain Bux on -
can I send the copies of documents and filled application form directky by mail and if yes please send me a complete address.
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Permalink Reply by peace on
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Yes Hussaian,
Please send scanned copies of your documents to expedite the process and mail them separately to the address mentioned in the form.
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