🎓 Published scholarship directory

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Chevening Scholarships

Chevening (UK Government)
FeaturedFull funding

The UK government’s international scholarship programme, for one-year master’s study by people with demonstrated leadership potential.

EligibilityApplicants are generally expected to hold an undergraduate degree, to have a defined period of work experience, and to be citizens of an eligible country. Selection weighs leadership, networking and a clear plan for what the scholarship makes possible on return home.

DAAD Scholarships

German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
FeaturedFull funding

Germany’s national academic exchange organisation, funding study and research in Germany across a very wide range of programmes.

EligibilityEligibility varies by programme and typically depends on nationality, field of study, level and sometimes professional experience. The searchable database on the DAAD site is the practical starting point.

Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters

European Commission
FeaturedFull funding

Integrated master’s programmes delivered jointly by universities in several European countries, with scholarships attached.

EligibilityApplicants apply to an individual programme rather than to the scheme as a whole, and are considered for the attached scholarships as part of that application. Requirements are set by each consortium.

Fulbright Foreign Student Program

Fulbright Program (U.S. Department of State)
FeaturedFull funding

The U.S. government’s flagship exchange programme, funding graduate study and research in the United States for students from many countries.

EligibilityApplicants generally need a first degree and must be citizens of a participating country. Each country’s commission or U.S. embassy sets its own additional criteria.

Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships

Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships (New Zealand Government)
FeaturedFull funding

The New Zealand government’s scholarship programme for students from eligible developing countries.

EligibilityEligibility is by citizenship of a participating country, and priority fields differ from one country to another.

Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships

Federal Commission for Scholarships for Foreign Students (Switzerland)
FeaturedFull funding

Scholarships for international researchers and doctoral candidates at Swiss universities.

EligibilityGraduates from eligible countries with a research project and the support of a professor at a Swiss university.

MEXT Scholarship

Japanese Government (MEXT)
FeaturedFull funding

The Japanese government scholarship for international students, covering tuition, a monthly allowance and travel.

EligibilityCitizens of countries with diplomatic relations with Japan, meeting the age and academic requirements of each category.

Global Korea Scholarship

National Institute for International Education (Korea)
FeaturedFull funding

The Korean government’s scholarship covering tuition, living costs, travel and a year of Korean-language study.

EligibilityCitizens of eligible countries meeting the academic and age requirements for each track.

Rhodes Scholarship

Rhodes Trust
FeaturedFull funding

A postgraduate scholarship for study at the University of Oxford.

EligibilityEligibility is organised by country or region, each with its own age and citizenship criteria.

Commonwealth Scholarships

Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK
Full funding

Scholarships for students from Commonwealth countries to study at master’s and doctoral level in the United Kingdom.

EligibilityEligibility is by citizenship of a participating Commonwealth country and by academic standing, and several award streams exist for different levels and purposes.

Australia Awards Scholarships

Australia Awards (Australian Government)
Full funding

Long-term development awards funded by the Australian government for study at Australian institutions.

EligibilityEligibility is defined country by country, and the participating countries, priority fields and requirements differ between them. Applicants apply from their own country against its specific profile.
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Answers

Frequently asked questions

What is a fully funded scholarship?+
A fully funded scholarship covers all major study costs — usually tuition, living expenses, travel and sometimes health insurance — so you can study abroad with little to no personal financial burden.
Who can apply for international scholarships?+
Eligibility varies by award. Most are open to students who hold or plan to apply for a place at an eligible institution and who meet the academic, language, nationality and field-of-study conditions set by the funder.
How do I find scholarships for my course?+
Use the filters on this page to narrow scholarships by destination, university, degree level, subject area and funding type — or browse by category below.
Can I apply for multiple scholarships?+
Yes. You can apply to as many scholarships as you're eligible for. Build a shortlist and keep track of every deadline.
Do scholarships cover living expenses?+
Some do. Fully funded awards usually include a living stipend, while partial or tuition-waiver scholarships may not. Every scholarship page lists exactly what the funding covers.
When should I apply?+
Most deadlines fall several months before the intake, often alongside or before your university application. Apply as early as you can.
How can Universta help with scholarship applications?+
Universta gives you a published scholarship directory, filters to narrow it down, and access to counsellors who can guide you through eligibility, documents and submission.

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