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Master's · 63 routes
Scholarships that pay tuition and living costs, and universities that charge international students little or nothing.
See all 63 on the board →PhD · 38 routes
Doctoral scholarships with a monthly stipend, and salaried PhD positions.
See all 38 on the board →Bachelor's · 38 routes
Undergraduate scholarships and universities that give need-based aid to international students.
See all 38 on the board →Tuition-free · 7 routes
Public universities where international students pay no tuition, only a small semester fee.
See all 7 on the board →Scholarship programmes · 28 routes
National and foundation programmes that fund you at the university of your choice.
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New country guide: non-EU tuition at all eight Danish universities, from €7,450 a year at Aalborg, the €100 to €200 application fees and who is exempt, and the tuition waivers each university offers, most due by 15 January.
New: the University of Groningen's Eric Bleumink Fellowship, a full master's scholarship for students from 79 developing countries. To be considered for September 2027, complete your Groningen master's application before 1 December.
New: the OIST PhD Program in Okinawa, which closes on 15 November and takes applicants with a bachelor's, and two salaried PhD posts at Lund University on Huntington's disease and on autonomous GIS. In the news: Voyager 1 reaches one light-day from Earth on 18 November.
New scholarships: Imperial's President's PhD Scholarships and MBZUAI's funded AI degrees. New PhD positions: three at Max Planck Schools, closing 1 December, and four at Lund University. New stories cover those deadlines and a physics result from RHIC.
ASU's Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program now lists 50 online master's places based in Kigali, closing 22 November. The Swedish Institute's scholarship portal opens from 8 to 24 February 2027. Knight-Hennessy's 2028 application opens in summer 2027.
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