Free College Scholarships for Qualifying Muslims
List of Islamic institutes which may give free room and board for their foreign students

Scholarship-Honorary, Interest Free Loan - www.icbh.org

Scholarships for Indian Muslims

SCHOLARSHIPS AT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 

http://www3.georgetown.edu/centers/cled/ehls/about/background/13813.html 

Develop English Skills for Careers in the Federal Government

Scholarship program for US citizens who are native speakers of Arabic,
Chinese (Mandarin or Cantonese), Hindi, Indonesian, Pashto, Persian
(Farsi or Dari),Urdu or Punjabi.

All accepted students will receive full scholarships covering tuition
and a living stipend from the National Security Education Program.
http://ehls.georgetown.edu/ 

About the Program
The EHLS program is designed for naturalized U.S. citizens to build up the communication skills needed for government careers. It is the first of its kind to combine Advanced English language training with Professional Communication skills and strategies. All accepted students will receive full scholarships
covering tuition and a living stipend from the National Security Education Program.

http://www3.georgetown.edu/centers/cled/ehls/about/13752.html

Objectives and Benefits
The EHLS Scholarship Program seeks to enable naturalized citizens to develop their English skills for professional careers in the federal government.

Program Goals: Help students reach high-level proficiency in reading, writing, listening and speaking (level 3 on the government ILR scale) Provide practice for key professional skills and strategies
Improve students' skills with office technology Develop students' understanding of government workplace culture Student Rewards: Confidence in participating in an English-speaking professional environment Improved English proficiency level measured by government rating system Professional portfolio to present to potential employers Certificate from Georgetown University

http://www3.georgetown.edu/centers/cled/ehls/about/objectives/13809.html

Background and Sponsorship
The English for Heritage Language Speakers (EHLS) Scholarship Program is a partnership between the
National Security Education Program, the Center for Applied Linguistics, and Georgetown University.

Funding for program development and scholarships is provided by the National Security Education Program. In 2004, federal law pertaining to the NSEP was amended to provide scholarships for native speakers of languages critical to national security. Scholarship recipients attend special programs at universities to raise their English proficiency from advanced level to professional level (ILR 3).

The Center for Applied Linguistics manages the program which is hosted by Georgetown and the University of Washington at Seattle. The information on this website applies only to the Georgetown University program. More information about the EHLS Program can be found on the CAL website.


The GU-EHLS Scholarship Program was launched in March 2006 with nine students. Their native languages were Arabic, Chinese, Korean, and Russian, and their professional backgrounds included accounting, broadcasting, international relations, translation and interpretation, agricultural planning, engineering, and physics. All had advanced degrees, many with more than one professional diploma. The inaugural class graduated on August 25, 2006.

The Aga Khan Foundation Scholarships for Master and PhD

http://scholarship1000.blogspot.com/2007/03/aga-khan-foundation-scholarships-for.html

20,000 Scholarships from Ministry of Minority Affairs

http://minorityaffa irs.gov.in/ newsite/schemes/ scholarships/ scheme_details. htm
http://minorityaffa irs.gov.in/ newsite/schemes/ scholarships/ form_student. pdf
http://minorityaffa irs.gov.in/ newsite/schemes/ scholarshi ps/ scholarships. htm

The American Association of Physicists in Medicine is pleased to announce the availability of a Fellowship for the training of a doctoral candidate in the field of Medical Physics. Fellowship for Graduate Study in Medical Physics.

Sponsored by the American Association of Physicists in Medicine
Award duration: July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2010
Application deadline: April 15, 2008
 

Information and applications are available at: http://www.aapm.org/announcements/Fellinfo_app.pdf

The Doctors Without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontieres) organization has started a new internship program for college students,graduates, and young professionals who are interested in medical humanitarian relief efforts.  Please visit their site at: http://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/employment/internships.cfm