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    Degree levelRecipients
    Master’s6
    Ph.D.10

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Master’s

    Subject categoryRecipients
    Social Sciences3
    Business and Economics1
    Humanities1
    Natural Sciences and Mathematics1
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Carlson School of Management Tuition Scholarship1
    EMGS second-year tuition fee waiver1
    Excellence Scholarship and Opportunity Programme (ESOP)1
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program1
    Fulbright Graduate Study Self-Placed Scholarship1
    Global Korea Scholarship (GKS)1
    MEXT1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Giovanni Gallina (August 2023–May 2024) — ItalyFulbright Foreign Student Program; Carlson School of Management Tuition ScholarshipUniversity of Minnesota Carlson School of Management; United StatesMaster’s in Marketing
    Rebecca (Completed November 2024) — ItalyEMGS second-year tuition fee waiverUniversity of Vienna, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Roskilde University; Austria; Denmark; IndiaMaster’s in Global Studies (EMGS)
    Filippo — ItalyExcellence Scholarship and Opportunity Programme (ESOP)ETH Zurich; SwitzerlandMaster’s in Mathematics, probability/statistics
    Federica Pennino — ItalyFulbright Graduate Study Self-Placed ScholarshipColumbia University; United StatesMaster’s in Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences,Economics concentration
    Angelica — ItalyGlobal Korea ScholarshipAcademy of Korean Studies, Graduate School of Korean Studies; Korea; South KoreaMaster’s in Modern and Contemporary Korean History
    Agnese Dionisio — ItalyMEXTWaseda University; JapanMaster’s in International Culture and Communication Studies

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Giovanni Gallina
    Master’s in Marketing
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program; Carlson School of Management Tuition ScholarshipFulbright: USD 50,000 over the master’s, basic ASPE health insurance and a €1,100 round-trip flight allowance. Separate Carlson tuition scholarship: approximately USD 52,000.
    Rebecca
    Master’s in Global Studies (EMGS)
    EMGS second-year tuition fee waiverA second-year fee waiver reduced that year’s tuition by approximately 60%; the EMGS consortium also covered tuition for the non-EU semester.
    Filippo
    Master’s in Mathematics, probability/statistics
    Excellence Scholarship and Opportunity Programme (ESOP)Full tuition and CHF 2,000 monthly for a three-semester, 1.5-year master’s.
    Federica Pennino
    Master’s in Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences,Economics concentration
    Fulbright Graduate Study Self-Placed ScholarshipApproximatelyUSD50,000contribution to tuition and living expenses
    Angelica
    Master’s in Modern and Contemporary Korean History
    Global Korea ScholarshipTuition, health insurance, airfare and a monthly stipend.
    Agnese Dionisio
    Master’s in International Culture and Communication Studies
    MEXTFull tuition, monthly stipend and round-trip airfare between Italy and Japan.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Giovanni Gallina
    Master’s in Marketing
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program; Carlson School of Management Tuition ScholarshipBusiness Management bachelor’s in Messina, converted GPA around 3.3/4; six-month Bratislava exchange and six-month professional placements at both Heineken and Campari Group.
    Rebecca
    Master’s in Global Studies (EMGS)
    EMGS second-year tuition fee waiverEuropean Studies bachelor’s at the University of Amsterdam , GPA 8/10; volunteering, AIESEC participation, an Erasmus+ exchange in Czechia and English teaching in Lithuania.
    Filippo
    Master’s in Mathematics, probability/statistics
    Excellence Scholarship and Opportunity Programme (ESOP)Mathematics bachelor’s at the University of Milan , GPA 29.67/30, top 2%; PolyMath undergraduate research with a preprint at application.
    Federica Pennino
    Master’s in Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences,Economics concentration
    Fulbright Graduate Study Self-Placed ScholarshipBocconi Economics/Finance BSc106/110; semester Wisconsin-Madison; sports,student organisations,volunteering and student council
    Angelica
    Master’s in Modern and Contemporary Korean History
    Global Korea ScholarshipOriental Languages and Civilizations bachelor’s at Sapienza University of Rome , summa cum laude, with Korean and East Asian study and a Korean-language exchange at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies .
    Agnese Dionisio
    Master’s in International Culture and Communication Studies
    MEXTEast Asian Studies bachelor’s, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice; graduated with distinction and developed a research interest in East Asian history.

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Master’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    Accepted French-language proof1/6University letter confirming French level accepted (Rebecca)
    Cambridge CAE1/6Cambridge CAE taken (Filippo)
    Duolingo English Test1/6Duolingo English Test taken (Giovanni Gallina)
    English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted1/6English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted (Rebecca)
    TOPIK1/6TOPIK exemption accepted (Angelica)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Master’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    Additional standardized tests not required1/6GMAT / GRE optional or not required (Giovanni Gallina)
    GMAT1/6GMAT taken (Federica Pennino)
    GRE1/6GRE taken (Federica Pennino)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Master’s

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Giovanni GallinaMaster’s in MarketingAfter graduating from the Marketing master’s in May 2024, founded the New York Business Fellowship.
    Federica PenninoMaster’s in Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences,Economics concentrationAfter completing the master’s, worked as a Research Assistant at Columbia University.

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Ph.D.

    Subject categoryRecipients
    Natural Sciences and Mathematics2
    Social Sciences2
    Engineering and Technology1
    ScholarshipRecipients
    CHORAL MSCA co-funded scholarship, 20241
    Horizon Europe MSCA Doctoral Network MEDiverSEAty1
    IRB_DREAM MSCA COFUND1
    Marie Curie PhD Fellowship, FRESCO1
    MEXT1
    MSCA AFRODITA1
    MSCA Doctoral Network Fellowship,NESTOR1
    MSCA ENTRY-DM1
    MSCA SECRET Innovative Training Network fellowship1
    synBIOcarb MSCA Innovative Training Network1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Yasmine Ferchichi — Italy, TunisiaMSCA ENTRY-DMUniversity of Valencia; SpainPh.D. in Oligonucleotide therapies for myotonic dystrophy (ENTRY-DM)
    Vincenzo de Cancellis — ItalyHorizon Europe MSCA Doctoral Network MEDiverSEAtyUniversity of Malta, Islands and Small States Institute; MaltaPh.D. in research on coastal/marine protected areas, climate adaptation and sustainable small-island livelihoods
    Michela Prestianni (October 2024 start) — ItalyMSCA AFRODITAINIA-CSIC, Madrid; SpainPh.D. in Fertility and reproduction, reproductive science
    Maria Guarini (2022 start) — ItalyIRB_DREAM MSCA COFUNDIRB Barcelona; University of Barcelona; SpainPh.D.
    Marco Rizzo (Completed November 2022) — ItalyMarie Curie PhD Fellowship, FRESCOCenter for Neuroplasticity and Pain, Aalborg University; DenmarkPh.D. in Neuroplasticity and pain / neurophysiology research
    Jacqueline Bersano — ItalyMSCA SECRET Innovative Training Network fellowshipUniversity of Freiburg im Breisgau,enrollment;Charles River Laboratories,CROresearchhost; GermanyPh.D. in Biology; research on candidate biomarkers for colorectal cancer diagnosis and prognosis
    Giorgia Arbuti — ItalyCHORAL MSCA co-funded scholarship, 2024Université Savoie Mont Blanc; Università degli Studi di Torino; France; ItalyPh.D. in Joint/collaborative PhD Communication Sciences, generative-AI image practices
    Federica Gatti — ItalyMSCA Doctoral Network Fellowship,NESTORISCTE University Institute of Lisbon,academic;Nokia,employer/researchhost; PortugalPh.D. in Telecommunications Engineering industrial-academic PhD,NESTOR
    Agnese Dionisio — ItalyMEXTWaseda University; JapanPh.D. in International Culture and Communication Studies
    Ilaria Mainero Rocca — ItalysynBIOcarb MSCA Innovative Training NetworkUniversity of Copenhagen; DenmarkPh.D. in Glyco-Modulation of Membranes to Elucidate Host-Parasite Interactions,ESR9

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Ph.D.

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Yasmine Ferchichi
    Ph.D. in Oligonucleotide therapies for myotonic dystrophy (ENTRY-DM)
    MSCA ENTRY-DMMSCA ENTRY-DM — Gross monthly eur lower bound: 2000
    Vincenzo de Cancellis
    Ph.D. in research on coastal/marine protected areas, climate adaptation and sustainable small-island livelihoods
    Horizon Europe MSCA Doctoral Network MEDiverSEAtyThree years monthly Research Support Officer stipend; funded training/workshops and conference research support
    Michela Prestianni
    Ph.D. in Fertility and reproduction, reproductive science
    MSCA AFRODITAThe salary follows MSCA regulations and national laws of the recruiting country and includes full social security benefits, a monthly living allowance, and a mobility allowance.
    Maria Guarini
    Ph.D.
    IRB_DREAM MSCA COFUNDIRBDREAM MSCA COFUND support included a salary and university fees, with separate funding for travel, conferences and research consumables for the host laboratory.
    Marco Rizzo
    Ph.D. in Neuroplasticity and pain / neurophysiology research
    Marie Curie PhD Fellowship, FRESCOCompetitive salary, research and travel budget, three-month partner-lab research mobility
    Jacqueline Bersano
    Ph.D. in Biology; research on candidate biomarkers for colorectal cancer diagnosis and prognosis
    MSCA SECRET Innovative Training Network fellowshipFour-yearfellowship described2020–2023;noamountsupplied
    Giorgia Arbuti
    Ph.D. in Joint/collaborative PhD Communication Sciences, generative-AI image practices
    CHORAL MSCA co-funded scholarship, 2024CHORAL MSCA co-funded scholarship, 2024 — Salary: monthly salary under French regulations; Mobility cap: up to EUR 4,500 over three years; Conference cap: up to EUR 3,500 over three years; Research cap: up to EUR 5,000 over three years
    Federica Gatti
    Ph.D. in Telecommunications Engineering industrial-academic PhD,NESTOR
    MSCA Doctoral Network Fellowship,NESTORNokia employment, research, training and mobility support throughout the doctoral project.
    Agnese Dionisio
    Ph.D. in International Culture and Communication Studies
    MEXTFull tuition, monthly stipend and round-trip airfare between Italy and Japan.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Ph.D.

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Yasmine Ferchichi
    Ph.D. in Oligonucleotide therapies for myotonic dystrophy (ENTRY-DM)
    MSCA ENTRY-DMPisa Biology Applied to Biomedicine master 110/110; source-converted GPA 4/4, 1 year 6 months; completed July 2024
    Vincenzo de Cancellis
    Ph.D. in research on coastal/marine protected areas, climate adaptation and sustainable small-island livelihoods
    Horizon Europe MSCA Doctoral Network MEDiverSEAtyNatural and Environmental Sciences bachelor’s at Parma; Global Change Ecology and Sustainable Development Goals MSc at Bologna, 110/110 cum laude and top 2%; research on sustainable fishing and bycatch.
    Michela Prestianni
    Ph.D. in Fertility and reproduction, reproductive science
    MSCA AFRODITAMaster’s thesis and laboratory experience; limited research activity at application
    Maria Guarini
    Ph.D.
    IRB_DREAM MSCA COFUNDMolecular-biology training at the University of Padua and two years as a research assistant at the Center for Molecular Medicine in Vienna.
    Marco Rizzo
    Ph.D. in Neuroplasticity and pain / neurophysiology research
    Marie Curie PhD Fellowship, FRESCO2017 master’s, equivalent GPA 4.0/4.0, EEG thesis on early cognitive impairment; one year full-time research assistantship, software/statistics/data analysis and publications
    Jacqueline Bersano
    Ph.D. in Biology; research on candidate biomarkers for colorectal cancer diagnosis and prognosis
    MSCA SECRET Innovative Training Network fellowshipPharmacy master’s at the University of Turin; a Biochemistry master’s thesis in Bonn; postgraduate Drug Design and Development study at Pavia and work as a preclinical drug research associate.
    Giorgia Arbuti
    Ph.D. in Joint/collaborative PhD Communication Sciences, generative-AI image practices
    CHORAL MSCA co-funded scholarship, 2024Master’s: Audiovisual Heritage and Media Education, Udine, summa cum laude; Double degree context: IMACS, two semesters at Ruhr Bochum and Goethe Frankfurt; Research: social audiovisual-platform user practices and content circulation
    Federica Gatti
    Ph.D. in Telecommunications Engineering industrial-academic PhD,NESTOR
    MSCA Doctoral Network Fellowship,NESTORPhysics Engineering master’s at Politecnico di Milano in 2020, focused on Photonics and Nano-Optics; three years of telecommunications research and development involving optical laboratory hardware.
    Agnese Dionisio
    Ph.D. in International Culture and Communication Studies
    MEXTEast Asian Studies bachelor’s, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice; graduated with distinction and developed a research interest in East Asian history.
    Ilaria Mainero Rocca
    Ph.D. in Glyco-Modulation of Membranes to Elucidate Host-Parasite Interactions,ESR9
    synBIOcarb MSCA Innovative Training NetworkSapienza combined five-year Pharmaceutical Chemistry/Technology degree110/110cumlaude;8months UKpharma research-assistant experience before PhD

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Ph.D.

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    English-language test exemption or accepted alternative4/10English-language test exemption accepted (Federica Gatti, Marco Rizzo, Yasmine Ferchichi); English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted (Giorgia Arbuti)
    Duolingo English Test1/10Duolingo English Test taken (Michela Prestianni)
    English proficiency certificate accepted1/10B2 accepted for application (Michela Prestianni)
    IELTS1/10IELTS taken (Vincenzo de Cancellis)
    JLPT1/10N1 during degree (Agnese Dionisio)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Ph.D.

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    Standardized tests optional or not required2/10GRE optional or not required (Federica Gatti); Language test optional or not required (Marco Rizzo)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Ph.D.

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Marco RizzoPh.D. in Neuroplasticity and pain / neurophysiology researchImmediately entered postdoctoral fellowship, Psychiatry Department, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai , New York City.
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