Guidelines
The deadline for scholarship applications for the 2009-10 academic year has passed. Please check back again in fall 2009 for a new call for applications for the 2010-11 academic year.
The Palestinian Rule of Law (PROL) Program provides for graduate-level studies in law leading to an LLM (Masters of Laws) degree. The PROL program is predicated upon a belief that the institutionalization of the rule of law will be a key component of political, economic, and social development in the Palestinian territories and underlie any lasting, peaceful resolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. It is a goal of the PROL Program that fellows, upon their return home, will contribute to the economic and democratic growth of the Palestinian territories and serve as leaders in their fields of specialization. Fellows are placed at academic institutions in the United States and at Central European University in Budapest, and complete one-year LLM programs. All courses are in English.
Contact Information
Joseph Glicksberg
Program Manager
Palestinian Rule of Law Program
Palestinian Faculty Development Program
Network Scholarship Programs
Open Society Institute-NY
400 W. 59th Street
New York, NY 10019
jglicksberg@sorosny.org
For applications and additional information in the West Bank and Gaza, please contact the following AMIDEAST offices:
AMIDEAST West Bank
Al-Watanieh Towers, 1st Floor
34 El-Bireh Municipality Street
El-Bireh, Ramallah
P.O. Box 19665, East Jerusalem 91193
Tel.: 02-240-8023 ext 111 or 115
westbank-gaza@amideast.org
Contact: Maha Hasan or Intisar Al-Tawil
AMIDEAST Gaza
Shaheed Raja St. No.8/704
Bseiso Building, 8th Floor
Opposite the Arab bank of Rimal
Al Jondi Al Majhool, Rimal Neighborhood
P.O. Box 1247, Gaza City
Tel.: 08-282-4635/08-286-9338
westbank-gaza@amideast.org
Contact: Anees Abu Hashem