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international students

Apply for admission and submit all required documentation for admission to a higher degree by research through Sydney Courses by the deadlines outlined in the 'Application and award timeline' table – these differ for domestic students and international students. Submit the scholarship application form by the deadlines. Discovery source: Australia — University of Sydney Research Training Program scholarships for international students. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

domestic students

Apply for admission and submit all required documentation for admission to a higher degree by research through Sydney Courses by the deadlines outlined in the 'Application and award timeline' table – these differ for domestic students and international students. Submit the scholarship application form by the deadlines. Discovery source: Australia — University of Sydney Research Training Program scholarships for international students. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

Sydney Courses

Apply for admission and submit all required documentation for admission to a higher degree by research through Sydney Courses by the deadlines outlined in the 'Application and award timeline' table – these differ for domestic students and international students. Submit the scholarship application form by the deadlines. Discovery source: Australia — University of Sydney Research Training Program scholarships for international students. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

IRTP Conditions of Award

To be eligible for the IRTP, a student must: be undertaking a higher degree by research (HDR) as an overseas student as defined in the Higher Education Support Act 2003 (Cth) at the University in the year of the IRTP Stipend (IRTP Stipends are not available to applicants whose enrolment into a postgraduate research program has not been accepted by the University) in an accredited HDR course; and not be receiving an equivalent award, stipend or salary providing a benefit greater than 75% of the IRTP Scholarship stipend rate to undertake the HDR.Income earned from sources unrelated to the course of study is not subject to the 75% rule; and Not receive an equivalent award or scholarship from the Commonwealth designed to offset HDR fees. Applicants should ensure that they submit their completed application, including all required supporting documentation, by the relevant application deadline.Incomplete and late applications will not be considered. See the IRTP Conditions of Award (PDF) Discovery source: Australia — University of Technology Sydney International Research Training Program. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

Royal Greenhill Institute of Technology (RGIT) Australia

RGIT Scholarship for Continuing StudentsRoyal Greenhill Institute of Technology (RGIT) AustraliaLevel of study - Undergraduate / VET Enquire Learn More Discovery source: Australia — Study Australia official scholarship search listings. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

RGIT Scholarship for Continuing Students

RGIT Scholarship for Continuing Students Discovery source: Australia — Study Australia official scholarship search listings. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

Australia Awards Scholarships website.

Australia Awards End of Year Event in Canberra The Australian Government has announced that applications for the 2027 Australia Awards Scholarships round are open from 1 February 2026. The scholarships provide the opportunity for individuals from a selection of developing countries to undertake full-time undergraduate or postgraduate study at participating Australian universities. What are the Australia Awards Scholarships? The Australia Awards Scholarships (AAS) program is highly prestigious and competitive. It offers government-funded grants to students from a wide range of locations globally, to develop their skills, knowledge and leadership to drive change and contribute to the development of their own countries. The program continues the long-term commitment by the Australian Government to support partner countries through scholarships. What is included in the scholarship? The scholarships cover a range of expenses including: Full tuition fees. Return air travel. Establishment allowances - a contribution towards accommodation expenses, textbooks and study materials. Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). Contribution to living expenses – a fortnightly contribution to basic living expenses paid at a rate determined by the department. A range of support services which may include language and academic support if needed. Who is eligible? You can view the full list of participating countries on the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) website. Please note: If your country is not on this list, you can check for other scholarship opportunities by heading to our course search page and clicking on the “scholarships” tab. The AAS program is open to individuals who show leadership skills, a strong commitment to development, and the potential to make a positive impact in their communities and countries. Award conditions If you are chosen for an Australia Awards Scholarship, you will need to sign a contract declaring that you will comply with the conditions of the scholarship. You will also be required to leave Australia for a minimum of two years after completing the scholarship. Benefits The AAS program provides a unique opportunity for you to gain a world-class education, develop leadership skills, and make a positive impact in your community and country. The program offers a global network of fellow alumni and the opportunity to develop lifelong connections with Australia and the broader international community. Hear from Australia Awards Scholarship Discovery source: Australia — Study Australia 2027 Australia Awards announcement. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

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Australia Awards End of Year Event in Canberra The Australian Government has announced that applications for the 2027 Australia Awards Scholarships round are open from 1 February 2026. The scholarships provide the opportunity for individuals from a selection of developing countries to undertake full-time undergraduate or postgraduate study at participating Australian universities. What are the Australia Awards Scholarships? The Australia Awards Scholarships (AAS) program is highly prestigious and competitive. It offers government-funded grants to students from a wide range of locations globally, to develop their skills, knowledge and leadership to drive change and contribute to the development of their own countries. The program continues the long-term commitment by the Australian Government to support partner countries through scholarships. What is included in the scholarship? The scholarships cover a range of expenses including: Full tuition fees. Return air travel. Establishment allowances - a contribution towards accommodation expenses, textbooks and study materials. Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). Contribution to living expenses – a fortnightly contribution to basic living expenses paid at a rate determined by the department. A range of support services which may include language and academic support if needed. Who is eligible? You can view the full list of participating countries on the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) website. Please note: If your country is not on this list, you can check for other scholarship opportunities by heading to our course search page and clicking on the “scholarships” tab. The AAS program is open to individuals who show leadership skills, a strong commitment to development, and the potential to make a positive impact in their communities and countries. Award conditions If you are chosen for an Australia Awards Scholarship, you will need to sign a contract declaring that you will comply with the conditions of the scholarship. You will also be required to leave Australia for a minimum of two years after completing the scholarship. Benefits The AAS program provides a unique opportunity for you to gain a world-class education, develop leadership skills, and make a positive impact in your community and country. The program offers a global network of fellow alumni and the opportunity to develop lifelong connections with Australia and the broader international community. Hear from Australia Awards Scholarship Discovery source: Australia — Study Australia 2027 Australia Awards announcement. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

Australia Awards End of Year Event in Canberra The Australian Government has announced that applications for the 2027 Australia Awards Scholarships round are open from 1 February 2026. The scholarships provide the opportunity for individuals from a selection of developing countries to undertake full-time undergraduate or postgraduate study at participating Australian universities. What are the Australia Awards Scholarships? The Australia Awards Scholarships (AAS) program is highly prestigious and competitive. It offers government-funded grants to students from a wide range of locations globally, to develop their skills, knowledge and leadership to drive change and contribute to the development of their own countries. The program continues the long-term commitment by the Australian Government to support partner countries through scholarships. What is included in the scholarship? The scholarships cover a range of expenses including: Full tuition fees. Return air travel. Establishment allowances - a contribution towards accommodation expenses, textbooks and study materials. Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). Contribution to living expenses – a fortnightly contribution to basic living expenses paid at a rate determined by the department. A range of support services which may include language and academic support if needed. Who is eligible? You can view the full list of participating countries on the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) website. Please note: If your country is not on this list, you can check for other scholarship opportunities by heading to our course search page and clicking on the “scholarships” tab. The AAS program is open to individuals who show leadership skills, a strong commitment to development, and the potential to make a positive impact in their communities and countries. Award conditions If you are chosen for an Australia Awards Scholarship, you will need to sign a contract declaring that you will comply with the conditions of the scholarship. You will also be required to leave Australia for a minimum of two years after completing the scholarship. Benefits The AAS program provides a unique opportunity for you to gain a world-class education, develop leadership skills, and make a positive impact in your community and country. The program offers a global network of fellow alumni and the opportunity to develop lifelong connections with Australia and the broader international community. Hear from Australia Awards Scholarship Discovery source: Australia — Study Australia 2027 Australia Awards announcement. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

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Australia Awards End of Year Event in Canberra The Australian Government has announced that applications for the 2027 Australia Awards Scholarships round are open from 1 February 2026. The scholarships provide the opportunity for individuals from a selection of developing countries to undertake full-time undergraduate or postgraduate study at participating Australian universities. What are the Australia Awards Scholarships? The Australia Awards Scholarships (AAS) program is highly prestigious and competitive. It offers government-funded grants to students from a wide range of locations globally, to develop their skills, knowledge and leadership to drive change and contribute to the development of their own countries. The program continues the long-term commitment by the Australian Government to support partner countries through scholarships. What is included in the scholarship? The scholarships cover a range of expenses including: Full tuition fees. Return air travel. Establishment allowances - a contribution towards accommodation expenses, textbooks and study materials. Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). Contribution to living expenses – a fortnightly contribution to basic living expenses paid at a rate determined by the department. A range of support services which may include language and academic support if needed. Who is eligible? You can view the full list of participating countries on the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) website. Please note: If your country is not on this list, you can check for other scholarship opportunities by heading to our course search page and clicking on the “scholarships” tab. The AAS program is open to individuals who show leadership skills, a strong commitment to development, and the potential to make a positive impact in their communities and countries. Award conditions If you are chosen for an Australia Awards Scholarship, you will need to sign a contract declaring that you will comply with the conditions of the scholarship. You will also be required to leave Australia for a minimum of two years after completing the scholarship. Benefits The AAS program provides a unique opportunity for you to gain a world-class education, develop leadership skills, and make a positive impact in your community and country. The program offers a global network of fellow alumni and the opportunity to develop lifelong connections with Australia and the broader international community. Hear from Australia Awards Scholarship Discovery source: Australia — Study Australia 2027 Australia Awards announcement. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

View eligibility list for China

Partner(s): China Scholarship Council (CSC) – https://www.csc.edu.cn/ Citizenship requirement: Yes; Chinese citizenship If you are unclear about if your citizenship status is eligible, please contact the CSC Eligible institutions in China: View eligibility list for China – no other institutions can be added Eligible applicants: Full-time undergraduate students Eligible disciplines: All disciplines Minimum cumulative grade point average: 85% Language requirements: Yes Candidates must pass language proficiency exam requirements by meeting one of the following criteria: English major sophomore or above Have studied in an English-speaking country for over 8 months Passed the National Foreign Language Proficiency Test (WSK) Attend advanced English class designated by the Ministry of Education and obtained the certificate of completion Meet the IELTS (academic) 6.5 or TOEFL-95 or above. Certificates and proof of exam to be submitted to the CSC and not Mitacs. Meet the requirement of Mitacs through an interview with a proved document or be listed in the invitation letter. Candidates will be required to submit their language proficiency to the CSC before travelling. Additional requirements: If you are successful in securing an offer from Mitacs, please register with the CSC before December 30 24:00, 2026. Please visit the CSC website to learn how you can register: 国家公派留学管理信息平台 (csc.edu.cn) If you have any questions about registering with the CSC, please contact your home university. Note that you will not be accepted into the Globalink program if you do not meet both Globalink and CSC eligibility requirements and complete both applications. All candidates must be able to complete three full months of internship without interruption, extension or shortening the duration. A three-month internship is 90 days long. No exceptions will be provided. Applicants are required to submit their student ID on the registration platforms. The applicant should graduate between January 1st, and December 30th, 2028. Discovery source: Canada — Mitacs Globalink research internship official programme. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

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Partner(s): Fundação Araucária – https://www.fappr.pr.gov.br/ Citizenship requirement: Yes; Brazilian citizen Eligible institutions in Brazil: Only public, Technology and Innovation Institutions (ICTs) or private non-profit ICTs as defined under Paraná State Law No. 20,541/2021 with headquarters/CNPJ in Paraná, as approved by Fundação Araucária. Note: If you cannot find your home institution on the drop-down menu, email [email protected] and we will determine if it can be added to the list Eligible applicants: Full-time undergraduate students or combined undergraduate-Master’s program. Applicants must at least be enrolled in the second year of their program. Eligible disciplines: All disciplines Minimum cumulative grade point average: 80% Language proficiency exam requirement: Yes English requirement can be certified by TOEFL, Parana Speaks Languages program declaration, or any other English Language proficiency test indicating B1 level or higher Additional requirements: Must be a registered student at an approved Parana State University The student must be carrying out an initial scientific or technological research: Under the supervision of a professor (PIBIC/PIBIS/PIBIT), or; Be part of a research group, or; Be part of an extension project under the supervision of a professor (PIBEX, or; Be part of teaching initiation/pedagogy residence (PIBID), or; Be part of a PET project (Tutorial Educational Program) Successful applicants must comply with Fundação Araucária’s guidelines and procedures to receive the scholarship. Please visit https://www.fappr.pr.gov.br/ to review Araucaria Foundation’s guidelines for successful applicants to receive the scholarship. Discovery source: Canada — Mitacs Globalink research internship official programme. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

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Partner(s): Fundação Araucária – https://www.fappr.pr.gov.br/ Citizenship requirement: Yes; Brazilian citizen Eligible institutions in Brazil: Only public, Technology and Innovation Institutions (ICTs) or private non-profit ICTs as defined under Paraná State Law No. 20,541/2021 with headquarters/CNPJ in Paraná, as approved by Fundação Araucária. Note: If you cannot find your home institution on the drop-down menu, email [email protected] and we will determine if it can be added to the list Eligible applicants: Full-time undergraduate students or combined undergraduate-Master’s program. Applicants must at least be enrolled in the second year of their program. Eligible disciplines: All disciplines Minimum cumulative grade point average: 80% Language proficiency exam requirement: Yes English requirement can be certified by TOEFL, Parana Speaks Languages program declaration, or any other English Language proficiency test indicating B1 level or higher Additional requirements: Must be a registered student at an approved Parana State University The student must be carrying out an initial scientific or technological research: Under the supervision of a professor (PIBIC/PIBIS/PIBIT), or; Be part of a research group, or; Be part of an extension project under the supervision of a professor (PIBEX, or; Be part of teaching initiation/pedagogy residence (PIBID), or; Be part of a PET project (Tutorial Educational Program) Successful applicants must comply with Fundação Araucária’s guidelines and procedures to receive the scholarship. Please visit https://www.fappr.pr.gov.br/ to review Araucaria Foundation’s guidelines for successful applicants to receive the scholarship. Discovery source: Canada — Mitacs Globalink research internship official programme. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

http://www.csc.edu.cn

ⅠA Brief Introduction of Chinese Government Scholarship Programmes In order to strengthen mutual understanding and friendship between the Chinese people and people from the rest of the world, and to enhance cooperation and exchanges in the fields of education, science & technology, culture, economics and trade between China and other countries, the Chinese government has set up a series of scholarship schemes to sponsor international students and scholars to undertake studies and research in Chinese institutions of higher education. The Ministry of Education of P. R. China (MOE) is responsible for the provision of Chinese government scholarships, and entrusts China Scholarship Council (CSC) to administer the recruitment of international students and the routine management of Chinese Government Scholarship Programmes. International students under Chinese Government Scholarship Programmes will be placed in 94 Chinese institutions of higher education designated by the MOE. There are over 300 subjects in sciences, technology, agronomy, medicine, economics, law, management, education, history, liberal arts and philosophy available for international students in these institutions. We welcome outstanding students, scholars and teachers from all over the world to come to study or undertake research in institutions of higher education in China. THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMMES AND APPLICATIONS 1. The Chinese Government Scholarship Scheme Established by the MOE in accordance with educational exchange agreements or MOUs reached by the Chinese government and governments of other countries or international organizations, it provides both full and partial scholarships for international students and scholars. The scheme supports students to study in China as undergraduates, postgraduates, Chinese language students, visiting scholars and senior visiting scholars. Applicants may apply for scholarship through education authorities, designated institutions or Chinese diplomatic missions in their home countries. 2. CHINA/UNESCO the Great Wall Fellowship Scheme It is a full scholarship scheme established by the MOE for candidates recommended by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Only visiting and senior visiting scholar candidates are eligible. Applicants may apply either to UNESCO headquarters or to the UNESCO national committee in the applicants' home countries. 3. Distinguished International Students Scholarship Schem Discovery source: China — Ministry of Education Chinese Government Scholarship programme. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

the list of institutions in Shanghai eligible to apply for the CGS

If you're planning to study in Shanghai, you may have questions about the Chinese Government Scholarship (CGS), including funding levels, eligibility, required materials, and application channels. To help you navigate the process and increase your chances of securing the scholarship, this practical guide answers some frequently asked questions. I. What is CGS and its categories? To promote mutual understanding, international cooperation, and exchange across various fields, China has established a series of scholarship programs to sponsor international students, teachers, and scholars to study and conduct research at Chinese universities. The China Scholarship Council is responsible for the enrollment and administration of Chinese Government Scholarship programs. Currently, 289 designated Chinese universities offer a wide variety of academic programs for international students at all levels. CGS programs include various categories: Bilateral Programs (Type A), University Programs (Type B), Designated Scholarship Programs, such as the Great Wall Program, EU Program, AUN Program, PIF Program, and WMO Program, and Student Exchange Program. (I) Bilateral Program (Type A) The program accords with the cooperation and exchange agreements or consensus reached by the Chinese government and the governments and institutions of other nations. It is open to undergraduates, postgraduates, and general and senior scholars. An applicant shall file an application with the dispatching department of their home country. If you are applying to the Bilateral Program, you may refer to the guide below: Guide to applying for the Chinese Government Scholarship Bilateral Program (II) University Program (Type B) The University Program is the most common program. This type is designed to finance the study of talented international students in China who are directly educated and recommended by designated Chinese universities. The supporting student categories are various, which are subject to the requirements of each of these universities. An applicant shall file an application with Chinese universities undertaking this program. For more information, you may visit the China Scholarship Council website at www.csc.edu.cn. (III) Designated Scholarship Programs These programs are set up in accordance with cooperation agreements between China and international organizations and institutions. An applicant shall file an application with the international organizations and institutions concerned Discovery source: China — Shanghai Government Chinese Government Scholarship information. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

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If you're planning to study in Shanghai, you may have questions about the Chinese Government Scholarship (CGS), including funding levels, eligibility, required materials, and application channels. To help you navigate the process and increase your chances of securing the scholarship, this practical guide answers some frequently asked questions. I. What is CGS and its categories? To promote mutual understanding, international cooperation, and exchange across various fields, China has established a series of scholarship programs to sponsor international students, teachers, and scholars to study and conduct research at Chinese universities. The China Scholarship Council is responsible for the enrollment and administration of Chinese Government Scholarship programs. Currently, 289 designated Chinese universities offer a wide variety of academic programs for international students at all levels. CGS programs include various categories: Bilateral Programs (Type A), University Programs (Type B), Designated Scholarship Programs, such as the Great Wall Program, EU Program, AUN Program, PIF Program, and WMO Program, and Student Exchange Program. (I) Bilateral Program (Type A) The program accords with the cooperation and exchange agreements or consensus reached by the Chinese government and the governments and institutions of other nations. It is open to undergraduates, postgraduates, and general and senior scholars. An applicant shall file an application with the dispatching department of their home country. If you are applying to the Bilateral Program, you may refer to the guide below: Guide to applying for the Chinese Government Scholarship Bilateral Program (II) University Program (Type B) The University Program is the most common program. This type is designed to finance the study of talented international students in China who are directly educated and recommended by designated Chinese universities. The supporting student categories are various, which are subject to the requirements of each of these universities. An applicant shall file an application with Chinese universities undertaking this program. For more information, you may visit the China Scholarship Council website at www.csc.edu.cn. (III) Designated Scholarship Programs These programs are set up in accordance with cooperation agreements between China and international organizations and institutions. An applicant shall file an application with the international organizations and institutions concerned Discovery source: China — Shanghai Government Chinese Government Scholarship information. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

How to obtain supervisor recommendation letters for Chinese Government Scholarship

If you're planning to study in Shanghai, you may have questions about the Chinese Government Scholarship (CGS), including funding levels, eligibility, required materials, and application channels. To help you navigate the process and increase your chances of securing the scholarship, this practical guide answers some frequently asked questions. I. What is CGS and its categories? To promote mutual understanding, international cooperation, and exchange across various fields, China has established a series of scholarship programs to sponsor international students, teachers, and scholars to study and conduct research at Chinese universities. The China Scholarship Council is responsible for the enrollment and administration of Chinese Government Scholarship programs. Currently, 289 designated Chinese universities offer a wide variety of academic programs for international students at all levels. CGS programs include various categories: Bilateral Programs (Type A), University Programs (Type B), Designated Scholarship Programs, such as the Great Wall Program, EU Program, AUN Program, PIF Program, and WMO Program, and Student Exchange Program. (I) Bilateral Program (Type A) The program accords with the cooperation and exchange agreements or consensus reached by the Chinese government and the governments and institutions of other nations. It is open to undergraduates, postgraduates, and general and senior scholars. An applicant shall file an application with the dispatching department of their home country. If you are applying to the Bilateral Program, you may refer to the guide below: Guide to applying for the Chinese Government Scholarship Bilateral Program (II) University Program (Type B) The University Program is the most common program. This type is designed to finance the study of talented international students in China who are directly educated and recommended by designated Chinese universities. The supporting student categories are various, which are subject to the requirements of each of these universities. An applicant shall file an application with Chinese universities undertaking this program. For more information, you may visit the China Scholarship Council website at www.csc.edu.cn. (III) Designated Scholarship Programs These programs are set up in accordance with cooperation agreements between China and international organizations and institutions. An applicant shall file an application with the international organizations and institutions concerned Discovery source: China — Shanghai Government Chinese Government Scholarship information. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

Guide to applying for the Chinese Government Scholarship Bilateral Program

If you're planning to study in Shanghai, you may have questions about the Chinese Government Scholarship (CGS), including funding levels, eligibility, required materials, and application channels. To help you navigate the process and increase your chances of securing the scholarship, this practical guide answers some frequently asked questions. I. What is CGS and its categories? To promote mutual understanding, international cooperation, and exchange across various fields, China has established a series of scholarship programs to sponsor international students, teachers, and scholars to study and conduct research at Chinese universities. The China Scholarship Council is responsible for the enrollment and administration of Chinese Government Scholarship programs. Currently, 289 designated Chinese universities offer a wide variety of academic programs for international students at all levels. CGS programs include various categories: Bilateral Programs (Type A), University Programs (Type B), Designated Scholarship Programs, such as the Great Wall Program, EU Program, AUN Program, PIF Program, and WMO Program, and Student Exchange Program. (I) Bilateral Program (Type A) The program accords with the cooperation and exchange agreements or consensus reached by the Chinese government and the governments and institutions of other nations. It is open to undergraduates, postgraduates, and general and senior scholars. An applicant shall file an application with the dispatching department of their home country. If you are applying to the Bilateral Program, you may refer to the guide below: Guide to applying for the Chinese Government Scholarship Bilateral Program (II) University Program (Type B) The University Program is the most common program. This type is designed to finance the study of talented international students in China who are directly educated and recommended by designated Chinese universities. The supporting student categories are various, which are subject to the requirements of each of these universities. An applicant shall file an application with Chinese universities undertaking this program. For more information, you may visit the China Scholarship Council website at www.csc.edu.cn. (III) Designated Scholarship Programs These programs are set up in accordance with cooperation agreements between China and international organizations and institutions. An applicant shall file an application with the international organizations and institutions concerned Discovery source: China — Shanghai Government Chinese Government Scholarship information. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

Visit our NFGP page here

Photo: Lieselotte van der Meijs Network of Global Professionals Swedish Institute scholarship holders are included in the SI Network for Global Professionals (NFGP) – a network that aims to strengthen the skills and capacities of the scholarship holders, and to build long lasting networks between Sweden and our scholarship holders. The network provides the possibility to participate in events, competence-enhancing programs, online sessions and mentorship opportunities. Visit our NFGP page here Discovery source: Sweden — Swedish Institute scholarships. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

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Stories from our alumni Stories from our alumni View all Alumni, SI alumni stories, SI scholarships, SISGP stories New report highlights the impact of SI scholarship alumni How do SI scholarship alumni use their knowledge and experience after studying in Sweden? The newly published Alumni Impact Brief 2025 brings together results and alumni stories showing how education… SI scholarships, SISGP stories, Ukraine How to make the most of student life in Sweden Anna Posokhova left a turbulent Ukraine for master’s studies in Uppsala. As a Swedish Institute scholarship holder and master’s student, she is now seizing every opportunity to embrace student life… SI alumni stories, SI scholarships, SISGP stories, Study in Sweden From a ten-year-old coder to gaming CEO: Magdy Shehata From writing code at the age of ten in Alexandria to becoming a gaming CEO and angel investor, Magdy Shehata’s career has been shaped by curiosity, bold ideas and hard… SI scholarships, SI stories, SISGP stories “It’s about people, planet and profit – something I will take with me wherever I go” After more than a decade running a pharmaceutical business across Africa, Bangaly Danfakha from Senegal decided it was time for a new challenge. His decision to apply for the Swedish… View all news Discovery source: Sweden — Swedish Institute scholarships. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

Code of Conduct

Application criteria Your nationality is non-EEA. You are applying for a full-time bachelor’s or master’s programme at one of the participating Dutch higher education institutions. You meet the specific requirements of the institution of your choice. You can find these on the website of the institution. You do not have a degree from an education institution in the Netherlands. Code of conduct Nuffic or programmes managed by Nuffic may not be involved in activities involving unacceptable behaviour. It can be about interpersonal or financial misconduct or abuses of power. Nuffic has an Integrity Code of Conduct to combat unacceptable behaviour. In addition, activities involving the following situations/behaviour are considered unacceptable: bankruptcy, insolvency or winding-up procedures; breach of obligations relating to the payment of taxes or social security contributions; conduct related to a criminal organisation; money laundering or terrorist financing; terrorist offenses or offenses linked to terrorist activities; irregularity; creating a shell company; being a shell company. When we implement our programmes, we acknowledge our Code of Conduct. In our Code of Conduct we describe how we put our mission and values into practice every day. We explain the professional and ethical behaviour that is expected from all of us and those who handle individual NL Scholarships. Read our Code of Conduct. Participating research universities and universities of applied sciences The list of participating universities changes every year. Below you can find an overview of the Dutch research universities participating in the NL Scholarship for the 2026-2027 academic year. Participating research universities 2026-2027 Below is an overview of the Dutch research universities participating in the NL Scholarship for the 2026-2027 academic year. You can find the specific closing dates and the fields of study for this academic year on the website of the institution you want to apply to. Eindhoven University of Technology Maastricht University Protestant Theological University Radboud University Theological University Apeldoorn University of Groningen University of Twente Utrecht Theological University Utrecht University VU Amsterdam Wageningen University & Research Participating universities of applied sciences 2026-2027 Below is an overview of the Dutch universities of applied sciences participating in the NL Scholarship for the 2026-2027 academic year. Aeres University of App Discovery source: Netherlands — NL Scholarship for international students. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

Euraxess France

Erasmus + is a European Union programme that supports education, training, youth and sport. Through it, students can benefit from a mobility bursary in Europe.The Erasmus Mundus joint Master's offer is a study programme that awards scholarships to the world's best students for one or two years, regardless of their field of studies. To receive one, these students must take their master's programme in at least two countries participating in the programme. Several French institutes of higher education offer joint Master's programmes.In the framework of bilateral agreements between institutes of higher education, Erasmus+ also offers mobility scholarships from and to France. They cover removal and accommodation costs. Find out more from the institute you are enrolled in. Erasmus + MSCA Doctoral Networks for highly-skilled doctoral students within a European frameworkMSCA doctoral networks are research and training consortia that recruit international doctoral candidates as part of the project. The PhD students are enrolled in a doctoral programme based in at least one EU Member State or in a country participating in the Horizon Europe programme. There are three types of MSCA doctoral networks: standard doctoral networks, joint doctorates and industrial doctorates.Interested persons can apply directly to an MSCA doctoral network. More information on MSCA doctoral networks opportunities on the Euraxess France portal. Discovery source: France — Campus France scholarships for international students. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

The Erasmus Mundus joint Master's offer

Erasmus + is a European Union programme that supports education, training, youth and sport. Through it, students can benefit from a mobility bursary in Europe.The Erasmus Mundus joint Master's offer is a study programme that awards scholarships to the world's best students for one or two years, regardless of their field of studies. To receive one, these students must take their master's programme in at least two countries participating in the programme. Several French institutes of higher education offer joint Master's programmes.In the framework of bilateral agreements between institutes of higher education, Erasmus+ also offers mobility scholarships from and to France. They cover removal and accommodation costs. Find out more from the institute you are enrolled in. Erasmus + MSCA Doctoral Networks for highly-skilled doctoral students within a European frameworkMSCA doctoral networks are research and training consortia that recruit international doctoral candidates as part of the project. The PhD students are enrolled in a doctoral programme based in at least one EU Member State or in a country participating in the Horizon Europe programme. There are three types of MSCA doctoral networks: standard doctoral networks, joint doctorates and industrial doctorates.Interested persons can apply directly to an MSCA doctoral network. More information on MSCA doctoral networks opportunities on the Euraxess France portal. Discovery source: France — Campus France scholarships for international students. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

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The French Ministry of Higher education and Research also awards scholarships to some foreign students, based on social criteria. To be eligible, students must have been residing in France for at least two years and be paying taxes in France. The Ministry also finances doctoral contracts managed by the Doctoral schools.In France, public research is split between institutes of higher education and public organisations such as the CNRS (National Centre for Scientific Research) which covers all fields of research, the IRD (Institute for Research and Development), the ADEME (Environmental and Energy Control Agency) and the IFREMER (French Research Institute for Exploitation of the Sea). In partnership with the regions, these public bodies finance research allocations for doctoral and post-doctoral students.Finally, some institutes of higher education offer scholarship programmes to enrolled foreign students. To find out more, contact their international relations department. Discovery source: France — Campus France scholarships for international students. This link may be an announcement rather than the official application form. Verify eligibility, funding and deadline on the awarding institution's official website.

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