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Iran: The Neda Agha Soltan Scholarship at Oxford University
Tuesday, November 10, 2009 at 7:21
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Queen's College of Oxford University has announced the establishment of a graduate scholarship in Philosophy in memory of Neda Agha Soltan, the Iranian philosophy student killed by a Basij gunshot in Tehran on 20 June during a mass post-election protest.
All students accepted by Queen's are eligible to apply for the scholarship, funded by two large donations, but preference will be given to those of Iranian nationality or extraction. The first recipient of the scholarship is Arianne Shahvisi, a candidate for a Master's degree in the Philosophy of Physics.
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Queen's College of Oxford University has announced the establishment of a graduate scholarship in Philosophy in memory of Neda Agha Soltan, the Iranian philosophy student killed by a Basij gunshot in Tehran on 20 June during a mass post-election protest.All students accepted by Queen's are eligible to apply for the scholarship, funded by two large donations, but preference will be given to those of Iranian nationality or extraction. The first recipient of the scholarship is Arianne Shahvisi, a candidate for a Master's degree in the Philosophy of Physics.
