Scholarships
Marquee scholarships across our twelve destinations — Fulbright, Chevening, DAAD, Australia Awards and more. Hundreds more sit inside individual university pages; verify eligibility and amounts on the official source before you apply.
Choose a country
Fulbright Foreign Student Program
Tuition, living stipend, travel & health insurance
Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship
Mid-career professionals; no degree awarded
University Merit Scholarships
Presidential, Dean's & departmental awards at most universities
STEM OPT + RA/TA Funding
Common for PhD & MS STEM students
Aga Khan Foundation
For students from developing countries
Scholarship rules change by university, intake and applicant profile. Always confirm current eligibility, amounts and deadlines from the official awarding body before applying.
How to actually claim one
Most students apply to too few scholarships and to the wrong ones. The fastest filter is your eligibility on three axes: nationality, degree level, and minimum GPA / test score. Cut anything that doesn't match before reading the full criteria.
Country of citizenship · degree level · academic threshold. If you don't pass all three, the rest doesn't matter.
Most fully-funded awards close 8–12 months before the academic year begins. Plan backwards from your intake.
Government awards (Chevening, Fulbright, DAAD) are competitive but high-value. University merit awards are easier and stack with admission.
Eligibility, amounts and deadlines change yearly. The list above is a starting map — confirm everything on the awarding body's current-year page before applying.