International scholarships

Applicants must: Be an international student (Canadian citizens are not eligible); Be in their final year of secondary school in 2026-27; Be nominated by their school (one nomination per school per year); Be starting a first-entry undergraduate programme in September 2027; Not be currently enrolled in post-secondary study. Related deadlines: school nomination 9 October 2026, OUAC application 16 October 2026.

Applicants must: Hold a master's or equivalent degree (to be completed by 31 July 2027; 30 June 2027 for ETH Zurich); Be born after 31 December 1991; Have the support of a Swiss academic supervisor for the research project; Apply online through the GO ESKAS portal — email or paper applications are not accepted.

Applicants must: Hold or be about to complete a bachelor's degree before the 2027 intake; Apply for the Yenching Academy Master's programme by the general deadline of 30 November 2026, 9:00 a.m. Beijing time (nominees from partner universities may have a later cut-off of 7 December 2026 — check with your institution). Detailed criteria are on the Yenching Academy website.

Applicants must: Be a first-year undergraduate applicant (US or international); Rank in the top 5% of their high school class; Have strong test scores — SAT 1500+ or ACT 33+ preferred; Submit TOEFL/IELTS if a non-native English speaker. There is no separate scholarship application — candidates are automatically considered with the general Boston University application.

Applicants must: Be applying for a postgraduate course at the University of Cambridge and indicate interest in Gates Cambridge funding on their application; Submit the scholarship-specific questions and a Gates Cambridge reference (PhD applicants also submit a research proposal). The deadline depends on your course — 8 December 2026 or 6 January 2027, as shown under 'Course Funding Deadline' in the Cambridge Course Directory. The earlier date is shown here.

Applicants must: Be an international student applying for a postgraduate course at the University of Cambridge; Submit the complete application by the 'Course Funding Deadline' shown in the Cambridge Course Directory (8 December 2026 or 6 January 2027, 23:59 UK time; the earlier date is shown here) and indicate that funding is needed.

Applicants must: Be accepted at or enrolled in a full-time degree programme at a US or Canadian school supported by MPOWER; Be an international or DACA student (valid US visa, DACA or Green Card; or Canadian PR / study permit); Not be a US citizen studying in the US or a Canadian citizen studying in Canada. MPOWER borrower status is not required.

Applicants must: Be an international student (Australian and New Zealand citizens are not eligible); Be enrolling in an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework programme at a Victorian campus; Be full fee-paying and non-sponsored; Pass the Genuine Student assessment including financial capacity; Hold a new course offer dated 10 February 2026 or later, enrolling from Term 4/Semester 2 2026 or later.

Applicants must: Be female and at least 18 years old; Be enrolled in or admitted to a full-time STEM programme at an MPOWER partner university in the US or Canada; Be an international student (not a US or Canadian citizen or permanent resident); Hold legal study authorisation.

Applicants must: Apply to an eligible Oxford graduate course by its December or January funding deadline (6 January 2027 is shown; some courses close earlier — check your course page); Tick the Weidenfeld-Hoffmann option and submit the separate 2027/28 statement by the same deadline; Not be a current Oxford student (unless already a scholar) or hold a deferred 2027-28 offer.

Applicants must: Have provisional or confirmed admission to a Master's programme starting September 2027; Be a non-EU/EEA applicant meeting Dutch visa requirements; Have IELTS 6.5+ or TOEFL iBT 90+; Have a strong academic record and leadership potential. Current University of Twente students and Dutch nationals are not eligible.

Applicants must: Already hold an offer letter for the Harvard MBA; Have a strong GMAT score. Open to all nationalities, with priority given to candidates of Lebanese descent. The award is made once every two years to a single candidate.