28 argentinos estudiarán en el Reino Unido con becas Chevening
Despedimos en la Residencia del Embajador al grupo de jóvenes argentinos que fueron premiados con la beca Chevening.
Junto a miembros de la Asociación de Chevening Alumni de Argentina, la Vice Embajadora Británica en la Argentina, Elizabeth Green, despidió a los 28 jóvenes argentinos que partirán hacia el Reino Unido a realizar sus estudios de maestría durante un año.
Desde 1991, más de 510 argentinos fueron seleccionados para participar de este prestigioso programa y hoy se desempeñan exitosamente en distintas áreas de gobierno, sector privado, academia, sociedad civil y medios de comunicación.
Las becas Chevening permiten a destacados jóvenes argentinos realizar un programa de posgrado en la universidad británica de su elección con todos los gastos cubiertos.
La convocatoria para postulantes 2019/2020 se encuentra abierta hasta el 6 de noviembre de 2018 en http://www.chevening.org/apply.
Lista completa de becarios 2018/2019:
- Macarena Acuipil – Social Policy – University of York
- Maria Ahumada – Finance – London Business School, University of London
- Bruno Ané – Public Policy – King’s College London, University of London
- Federico Azpiroz Costa - International Development (Poverty, Inequality and Development) - University of Manchester
- Megan Ballesty - Public Administration and Management - UCL (University College London)
- Brian Burstein - Law (General) - Queen Mary University of London
- Rodrigo Castilla - International Health Policy (Health Economics) - London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London
- Nicolás Cipriota - Entrepreneurship and Innovation - University of Sussex
- Benjamin Cornejo Costas - Science and Technology Policy - University of Sussex
- Paula Coto - Public Policy (evaluation) - University of Strathclyde Glasgow
- Alejo Da Bouza - Petroleum, Energy Economics and Finance - University of Aberdeen
- Maria Degl’innocenti Galeano - Service Design Innovation - Ravensbourne
- Diego Deleersnyder - Local Economic Development - London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London
- Micaela Duffau - Competition Law - Queen Mary University of London
- Tomas Esper - Policy Studies in Education - UCL Institute of Education, University of London
- Sebastián Ferreyra Romea – LLM - London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London
- Milagros Gimenez - Public Management (Local Policy and Leadership) - University of Birmingham
- Leandro Gorgal - Development Administration and Planning - UCL (University College London)
- Maria de los Angeles Lasa – Public Policy – University of Oxford
- Santiago Martorana - Big Data in Culture & Society - King’s College London, University of London
- Gianni Micheli - International Business Economics - University of East Anglia UEA
- Catalina Muller - Power, Participation and Social Change - University of Sussex
- Juan Pablo Osman Moreno – International Tax - King’s College London, University of London
- Ana Pecoraro - Human Rights Law - Queen Mary University of London
- Carolina Pizzo - Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship - Middlesex University
- Juan Roberts - Political Economy of Emerging Markets - King’s College London, University of London
- Pablo Ruffolo - Engineering Management - Brunel University London
- Federico Teveles - Development Management - London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London