Thanksgiving 2008

American Corner Debrecen

Debrecen, Hungary

Adviser Name(s):	Dora Barta

Email:	debrecen@americancorner.hu

Phone: +36 52 531 982
Mailing Address: American Corner Debrecen Debreceni Muvelodesi Kozpont H-4024 Debrecen, Kossuth u.1.
Walk-Up Address: Same as mailing address

Center Hours:	Monday: 13:00 - 17:00
	Tuesday: 14:00 - 20:00
	Wednesday: 13:00 - 17:00
	Thursday: 14:00 - 20:00
	Friday: 13:00 - 17:00
	Saturday - Sunday: Closed

Center Website: http://americancorner.hu/htmls/ac_debrecen.html

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Center Description: The American Corner Debrecen became a certified advising center in the summer of 2009. Apart from providing library services, we organize bi-weekly/monthly seminars about studying in the USA.

A debreceni American Corner 2009 nyara óta tanulmányi tanácsadó központ, amely könyvtárat működtet és kétheti/havi rendszerességel szemináriumokat szervez az amerikai tanulmányokhoz kapcsolódóan.

Advising Center Services

Cost	Service
Free	One-on-one advising
Free	Advising by appointment
Free	Regularly scheduled introductory presentations / sessions
Free	Computer / internet access/use
Free	Library hours
Free	Videos, DVDs available to borrow

Higher Education Fairs

1	Organizer: University of Debrecen, Foreign Affairs Student Council Dates: Anticipated Audience: college and high school students For More Information: kulugyibizottsag@gmail.com
2	Organizer: Move 2 Study Dates: 2012-03-30 Anticipated Audience: college and high school students For More Information: http://hu.move2studyfairs.com/exhibitor/educationusa-hungary/

Program Highlights

American School Bus Roadshow

High schools in Debrecen and 4 other small towns in the region were visited by representatives of Fulbright EAC, IIE, AFS, YFU, CCUSA and the American Corner to inform students about study and summer work opportunities in the States. The passengers were traveling around on a striking yellow school bus.

Upcoming Events

No upcoming events are currently scheduled.

Scheduled Pre-Departure Orientations

No pre-departure orientations are currently scheduled.

Country-based Financial Aid Opportunities

Name of program: Hungarian American Enterprise Scholarship Fund
Deadline:
Country: Hungary
Level of Study: Masters, Doctoral
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Website: haesf.org/graduate/description.html
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Provides grants to recent Hungarian graduates to pursue graduate degrees, or for professional, post-graduate, non-degree, certificate-granting programs at accredited U.S. universities and colleges or
certificate-granting institutions.

Name of program: Josephine De Kármán Fellowship Trust
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Country: Hungary
Level of Study: Bachelors, Doctoral
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Website: dekarman.org
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Supports Hungarian students already enrolled at U.S. universities and in the last year of either a bachelor’s or doctoral degree program

Name of program: Roma Supplementary Scholarship Grant Programme
Deadline:
Country: Hungary
Level of Study: Bachelors, Masters, Doctoral, Post-Doc
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Website: ref.rmusp.org/roma-supplementary-grant-scholarship
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Provides partial support to Roma students who are citizens of Hungary, and other select countries, for pursuit of bachelor, master’s, Ph.D. or post-doctoral education as full-time students at a
recognized and well-established university outside of their home country or their country of residence. Funded by the Roma Education Fund.

Name of program: Rosztoczy Foundation Scholarship Program
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Country: Hungary
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Majors Eligible: science, medicine, engineering, business, humanities
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Website: rosztoczyfoundation.com/Default.aspx
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Provides funding to help bright, young students and scientists from Hungary to study at a U.S. university or research institute for a period of one year. Students are selected from a wide variety of
academic fields of study, i.e., science, medicine, engineering, business, humanities, etc.