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Scholarships

UBS Center Scholarships

Quick Facts

Level of study:

PhD candidates

Offered:

Annually

Number of awards:

3 (for entry in September 2016)

Value:

Approx. CHF 42,500 p.a. plus tuition fees

Duration:

4 years

Closing date:

January 31, 2016

For more information, please visit

www.ubscenter.uzh.ch

New UBS Scholarship holders 2015

The UBS International Center welcomes two

promising international students as this year’s

UBS Center Scholarship holders. They were

selected from several hundred applicants to

the Zurich Graduate School of Economics,

with the school’s international reputation

attracting students from around the world.

Emanuele DiCarlo and Michael Stiefel started their

doctoral studies in September 2015. We wish them

great success for their ongoing studies.

Emanuele DiCarlo

obtained both his Bachelor and

Master degrees in "Economics and Social Sciences"

at the Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi, Italy.

He was granted the Bocconi Graduate Merit Award

in 2012. Within the scope of an exchange program,

Emanuele studied one semester at the New York

University, USA. He is 25 years old and gained first

work experience as a short-term consultant with the

World Bank in Milan, where he participated in a

research project on Employment and Wage Polariza-

tion in Latin American Countries. His main research

interests focus on microeconometrics, labor markets,

and industrial organizations.

Michael Stiefel

completed the Enter double-degree in

Economic Research with a first Master of Science in

Economics from the University of Mannheim, Ger-

many, and a second Master in Economic Theory and

Econometrics from the Toulouse School of Econom-

ics, France. He also studied one semester at the

University of Warwick, England, in the scope of the

Erasmus exchange program. Michael is 26 years old

and collected some work experience at the actuarial

and risk management department of a German

health insurance company. His research interests

include macroeconomics and the intersection to

financial economics.