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The document discusses scholarships provided by the Open Society Foundation for Burmese students to study abroad, particularly refugees. It notes that the foundation was established in 1994 to provide educational opportunities for Burmese from various backgrounds who are qualified but lack financial resources. In 2012, scholarships were awarded that helped relieve financial worries and allowed recipients to focus more on schoolwork, with the goal of gaining skills and knowledge to help build a more peaceful society back home in Myanmar. The conclusion emphasizes that education can help develop society through both modern knowledge and Buddhist teachings of peace.
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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- 1. Scholarship Vamsapala ID: 5301201125 Subject -Buddhism & Economics Lecturer : Dr. Montra Leoseng International Bachelor of art , 3rd year, Second Semester , Academic year 2013 Mahachularlongkorn University , Wang Noi, Ayutthaya, Thailand
- 2. Introduction There are many types of scholarships but today I will talk about community scholarship ( open society) foundation for Burma student to study aboard.
- 3. Open society foundation • The Burma Project, established by the Open Society Institute in 1994. • Education and training initiatives for Burmese from a wide variety of backgrounds who have enough qualification but no money to student continues and who have intention to play a role in a democratic Burma. • Especially for refuges students
- 4. • Scholarships are awarded based upon values and purposes of the donor or founder of the award. •
- 5. Myanmar study aboard to receive a quality higher education outside the country.
- 7. Benefit • No so much worry about money • more focus more school work. • goal • Hope • Future plan
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