Dentistry scholarships close in June, with a funded year abroad in implantology the largest of them

Dentistry Scholarships: Why You Keep Getting Rejected, and the Two June Deadlines That Matter

Dentistry Scholarships: Why You Keep Getting Rejected, and the Two June Deadlines That Matter If you are a dentist who has applied to scholarship after scholarship and heard nothing, start here, because the problem is probably not your application. Dentistry sits on the exclusion list of most large scholarships. King Abdulaziz University excludes Health Sciences

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Biomedical research PhD funding routes that require no IELTS, TOEFL or GRE

Biomedical Research PhDs: Where the Money Actually Is, and Two Routes That Need No IELTS

Biomedical Research PhDs: Where the Money Actually Is, and Two Routes That Need No IELTS Across this series we keep arriving at the same sentence, so this page is the one that proves it. Medical and health graduates are blocked from most clinical scholarships and extremely well funded in biomedical research. Not slightly better funded.

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Five FIP awards for pharmacists from low and middle income countries that no scholarship website lists

Pharmacy Scholarships Nobody Lists: Five FIP Awards, and the Split That Decides Your Route

Pharmacy Scholarships Nobody Lists: Five FIP Awards, and the Split That Decides Your Route Pharmacy splits in two, and almost nobody explains it to students before they waste a year. Clinical pharmacy abroad is a licensing problem. Dispensing, hospital pharmacy, community pharmacy — to do these in the United States, the United Kingdom or Australia

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For nurses the barrier to working abroad is registration rather than scholarship funding

Nursing Scholarships Abroad: Your Barrier Is Registration, Not Money

Nursing Scholarships Abroad: Your Barrier Is Registration, Not Money More nurses write to us about scholarships than almost any other group, and most of them are solving the wrong problem. Here is the distinction that changes everything. If you want to work as a nurse abroad, no scholarship does that. The route runs through registration

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Hidden radiology and nuclear medicine scholarships that you apply for through your government rather than a portal

Hidden Scholarships for Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Medical Physics (You Apply Through Your Government, Not a Portal)

Hidden Scholarships for Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Medical Physics Search for radiology scholarships and you will find the same twenty government awards every site lists. Fulbright, Chevening, DAAD, MEXT. Meanwhile the largest funder of radiology, nuclear medicine, radiotherapy and medical physics training for Pakistani professionals runs a programme that no scholarship website covers at all.

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IBM has paused its 2026-2027 PhD Fellowship programme according to its own page

IBM PhD Fellowship: Paused for This Cycle, and You Could Never Apply Anyway

IBM PhD Fellowship: Paused for This Cycle, and You Could Never Apply Anyway Two facts settle this one, and neither appears in most articles about it. IBM has paused the programme. Its own Academic Awards page states that IBM Research has paused the 2026-2027 IBM PhD Fellowship Program, and that it expects to announce a

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The Meta PhD Research Fellowship pays 42,000 dollars a year plus full tuition for two years

Meta PhD Research Fellowship: $42,000 a Year, and a Funder Page Three Years Out of Date

Meta PhD Research Fellowship: $42,000 a Year, and a Funder Page Three Years Out of Date The Meta PhD Research Fellowship is one of the strongest industry awards a doctoral student can win. Two years of tuition and institutional fees paid in full, plus $42,000 a year as a stipend, plus an invitation to Meta’s

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The Microsoft Research Fellowship pays between US$17,000 and US$47,000 depending on the region of your university

Microsoft Research PhD Fellowship: The Money Goes to Your University, Not to You

Microsoft Research PhD Fellowship: The Money Goes to Your University, Not to You Microsoft runs this programme today as the Microsoft Research Fellowship, and the design differs from what most people picture when they search for a PhD fellowship. Two things surprise almost everyone who reads the official page carefully. The award goes to your

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The Women Techmakers Scholars Program is now the Generation Google Scholarship, run in four regions by IIE

Google Women Tech makers Scholars Program: The Name Is Gone, and Here Is What Replaced It

Google Women Tech makers Scholars Program: The Name Is Gone, and Here Is What Replaced It If you came here searching for the Google Women Tech makers Scholars Program, you are searching for a name that no longer runs. Google retired it. The scholarship itself continues under a new name, the Generation Google Scholarship, and

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Faculty for the Future funds women in STEM up to US$50,000 a year, with applications closing 7 November 2026

Faculty for the Future: US$50,000 a Year for Women in STEM, and the Country List You Must Check First

Faculty for the Future: US$50,000 a Year for Women in STEM, and the Country List You Must Check First The Schlumberger Foundation funds women from developing countries to do a PhD or post-doctoral research abroad, and the amounts are serious: up to US$50,000 a year for a PhD and up to US$40,000 a year for

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