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Two-year Master’s split across 2-4 European universities, with full tuition and a generous monthly stipend.

Each programme runs its own application window; this is the typical aggregate range.

Monthly stipend, health insurance, and travel allowance for graduates pursuing a Master’s in Germany.

Cycle dates vary by your country office. Check your regional DAAD page (daad.<country-tld>) for the exact deadline.

International Max Planck Research Schools: structured PhD programs across 60+ schools in natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities.

Each IMPRS has its own timeline. ~60+ schools recruiting independently.

Funded PhD positions across 18 Helmholtz research centers in energy, earth/environment, health, information, matter, and aerospace.

Rolling — positions posted year-round on individual center career pages.

Up to 24 months of postdoctoral research at any German institution, for top postdocs in any discipline.

Rolling deadline applications reviewed three times per year.

French government scholarship to attract top foreign students to French Master’s and PhD programmes.

Flemish government-funded scholarship for students from 31 developing countries to study at Flemish universities.

180 fully funded Master scholarships available. Nepal is an eligible country.

Doctoral funding for international students completing or starting a PhD at a German university.

Multiple sub-programmes (Short-Term, One-Year, Bi-nationally Supervised); all share roughly this window.

Quota-based fully-funded scholarships at Russian universities, allocated through Russian embassies.

Apply via Russian embassy or education-in-russia.com portal. Quota varies by country.

Norwegian Partnership Programme for academic cooperation — mobility grants for students from partner countries.

Apply through your home institution if it holds a NORPART partnership with a Norwegian university.

Full-cost scholarship for outstanding international students to pursue a postgraduate degree at Cambridge.

US citizens have a slightly earlier deadline (mid-October).

Working Internships in Science and Engineering: 2-3 month summer research placements at German universities for STEM undergraduates.

Postgraduate research grant at any Swiss public university or research institute.

Window varies by country of origin; check the embassy in your country for the exact deadline.

Germany’s most prestigious academic foundation. International students at German universities can be nominated by professors.

Primarily nomination-based (by a professor). Very competitive. Some self-application routes for PhD.

Wallonia-Brussels Federation scholarship for students from developing countries at French-speaking Belgian universities.

Programs taught in French — B2 French proficiency required.

Research scholarships for doctoral and postdoctoral researchers from select countries at Finnish universities.

Only for citizens of certain countries — check list annually. For research stays, not full degrees.

Italian government programme combining Master’s study with mandatory internship at Italian partner companies.

Must attend a mandatory internship at a partner Italian company.

Austrian government scholarship for postgraduate and doctoral studies or research at Austrian universities.

Multiple grant lines under OeAD — check oead.at for the full catalogue.

Country-specific Master’s scholarships at Dutch universities, sponsored by Nuffic Neso offices.

Each Neso office runs a country-specific list; deadlines vary slightly by country.

Stipend for international students with strong academic and civic engagement, hosted by the Green-aligned political foundation.

Two cycles per year: March 1 (winter intake) and September 1 (summer intake).

One-year tuition + living costs scholarship for Master’s students from selected developing countries.

Very short window (often two weeks) set a calendar reminder for late January.

US government-funded Master’s and PhD programmes for international students at any accredited US university.

Deadlines vary by country: US embassies / Fulbright Commissions run local cycles check your country’s page.

Full or partial scholarships at 280+ Chinese universities, administered by the China Scholarship Council.

Full or partial tuition fee waiver for non-EU/EEA students at Danish universities, offered by the Danish government.

Automatically considered when applying for admission. Covers 2-year MSc or 3-year BSc.

Hungarian government scholarship covering tuition and a monthly contribution at any participating Hungarian university.

Trade union-affiliated foundation offering PhD scholarships for international researchers focused on labour, economy, and society.

Deadline typically February 28. Focus on social sciences, humanities, economics.

Taiwan International Cooperation and Development Fund scholarship for students from partner countries.

Apply through the Taiwan embassy in your country. 28 study programs across 18 partner universities.

Indian government scholarships for foreign nationals to study at Indian universities across various disciplines.

Apply through Indian embassies/missions. ~3,500 slots annually across 100+ countries.

Comprehensive scholarship covering tuition, accommodation, monthly stipend, and Turkish-language training.

Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs scholarships for foreign students pursuing higher education or research in Italy.

Deadline typically late March. Open to all nationalities.

Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation scholarships for students from developing countries.

Primarily for citizens of Latin American, Caribbean, and developing countries.

Korean government scholarship for graduate study at participating Korean universities, formerly KGSP.

Long-term development scholarships for postgraduate study at participating Australian universities.

Eligibility is country-restricted; check the country page for exact deadlines.

New Zealand government scholarship for citizens of selected developing countries.

One-year fee waiver plus stipend at any Irish public higher-education institution.

FDP/Liberal-affiliated foundation scholarship for international students with liberal/entrepreneurial values.

Two rounds per year: March 31 and September 30.

Polish government scholarship for Master’s study in engineering, exact sciences, and other fields at Polish universities.

Open to citizens from select developing countries — check NAWA country list.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs scholarship for international students to study at Taiwanese universities.

Separate from ICDF — apply through your nearest Taiwan representative office.