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Fully Funded Scholarships 2026–27 for International Students

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Find fully funded scholarships for international students for the 2026–27 and 2027–28 intakes. This page brings together scholarships from governments, universities and foundations that cover tuition and, in many cases, living costs, flights and health insurance, so you can study abroad without paying your own way. What you will find here Government scholarships for international students in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North AmericaUniversity scholarships for bachelor’s, master’s and PhD study, including tuition waivers and monthly stipendsFully and partially funded awards, clearly marked on each listing To browse by study level, see bachelor’s, master’s and PhD scholarships. To browse by region, see scholarships in Europe, the UK and the USA. How to choose a scholarship Start with the deadline, then check eligibility: nationality, study level, field, age and language requirements. Compare what the award covers (tuition only, or tuition plus stipend and travel) and whether you must be admitted to the university first. Every listing links to the official application page. Deadlines this season Many fully funded scholarships for study starting in autumn 2027 accept applications between October and March, and several major programmes close between November and February. Check each listing’s deadline and prepare transcripts, recommendation letters and a motivation letter early. Frequently asked questions What does fully funded mean? A fully funded scholarship covers tuition and living costs, and often flights and insurance. A partially funded award covers only part of these costs. Can I apply without IELTS? Some scholarships accept other proof of English, such as previous study taught in English. Each listing states the language requirement. Do I need an admission offer first? It depends on the programme: some require a university offer, others let you apply for admission and the scholarship together.

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