Scholarships List

Central European University Scholarships Central European University funds a larger share of its students than almost any university in Europe. That sentence is true, and it is also the reason so many applicants arrive in Vienna underfunded. CEU awards something to most admitted international students. It awards everything full tuition, a stipend, accommodation and medical

Austrian Government Scholarships Austria funds international students, but almost certainly not in the way you expect. Search “Austrian Government Scholarship” and you will find dozens of posts promising a fully funded Master’s degree in Vienna. Most of them describe something that does not exist. Austria runs no single national scholarship that pays for a two-year

Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship The Research Training Program is the most generous scholarship Australia offers international students, and most people who read about it cannot use it. The RTP scholarship is highly sought after by students worldwide. That is not a criticism of the program. RTP funds Australian doctorates and research master’s degrees properly 

Danish Government Scholarships   Most pages about the Danish Government Scholarship describe it as a single fully funded programme you apply to. It is neither. There is no central Danish scholarship application. The Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science allocates a limited pot of state scholarship money to universities each year, and each university

 Lund University Global Scholarship Swede charges international students nothing for the quality of its teaching and everything for the tuition. A master’s programme at Lund University costs between SEK 135,000 and SEK 270,000 a year depending on the faculty, and that number stops most applicants from South Asia, Africa and Latin America before they read

Uppsala University Scholarships This scholarship pays your tuition and nothing else. The Uppsala University Global Scholarship — still widely listed under its older name, the IPK Scholarship — waives the full tuition fee for an international Master’s programme. It does not pay your rent, your food, your insurance or your flight. Uppsala states this plainly,

Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships Most websites call this scholarship “fully funded.” It is not. The Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship pays CHF 2,450 a month and leaves your tuition fees to you between CHF 600 and CHF 2,000 every semester. It also refuses almost every Master’s applicant on the planet, because outside the arts this award

ETH Zurich Excellence Scholarship One Window Only — Miss November and You Cannot Apply in April Start here, because this single rule eliminates more candidates than any eligibility criterion: The ESOP application window is 1–30 November 2026 at 11:59 AM CET. This is the only window for ESOP applications submitted in the April 2027 window

Radboud Scholarship Programme It Cuts Your Tuition by Around €15,000 — and Pays Your Visa and Insurance Too Most partial scholarships hand you a fixed sum and leave the rest. Radboud does something more useful: it reclassifies what you pay. A Radboud Scholarship will reduce your tuition fee to €2,694.-. For example: a grant holder

Holland Scholarship (NL Scholarship) First Things First: It Has Been Renamed If you are searching for the Holland Scholarship and finding confusing or contradictory pages, this is why: NL Scholarship (formerly known as Holland Scholarship), financed by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, is meant for international students from outside the European Economic