Full tuition + stipend

Citizens of Chevening-eligible countries with ~2 years' work experience, returning home for 2 years after study.

€934/month (Master’s), €1,300/month (PhD)

International graduates; specific programmes vary by country and field. Many development-related Master’s courses.

~€1,400/month living allowance + tuition

Students worldwide apply directly to individual EMJM courses; each consortium sets subject-specific criteria.

Full funding (varies by country programme)

Administered by binational Fulbright commissions / U.S. embassies; apply in your home country.

~¥117,000–¥145,000/month

Two routes: embassy-recommended (apply via Japanese embassy) and university-recommended.

Stipend ¥2,500–¥3,500/month + tuition

Apply via Chinese embassy, host university, or partner organisation depending on programme type.

Full funding

For citizens of eligible Commonwealth countries; several streams (Master’s, PhD, Split-site, Distance).

Full funding

Focused on developing partner countries, especially Indo-Pacific; strong development focus.

£20,000+/year maintenance + full tuition

Outstanding applicants from outside the UK to any full-time postgraduate course at Cambridge.

Full tuition + ~£18,000/year stipend

For select constituencies worldwide to study at Oxford; highly competitive, leadership-focused.

€1,181/month (Master’s), €1,700/month (PhD)

Nominated by the host French institution — students apply through the school, not directly.

CHF 1,920/month (research)

Research and arts scholarships for graduates from ~180 countries; apply via Swiss embassy.

€5,000 (first year, one-time)

For non-EEA students; apply at a participating Dutch university.

Full funding for up to 3 years

For any Stanford graduate degree; applicants apply to both Stanford and the scholarship.

Full tuition + ~£18,000/year grant

Automatically considered when you apply for eligible Oxford graduate courses.

€300/month (min. 2 semesters)

Merit-based; apply at your German university. Independent of nationality or personal income.

Tuition + ~₩900,000/month

Apply via Korean embassy (embassy track) or a Korean university (university track).

Full funding + monthly stipend

For international students; single application covers university and scholarship placement.

Tuition + monthly stipend

Based on bilateral agreements between Hungary and partner countries; apply via your home authority.

€10,000 + fee waiver (1 year)

For non-EU/EEA students at Irish higher-education institutions; highly competitive.

Full funding

For citizens of eligible developing countries (Pacific, Asia, Africa, Latin America, Caribbean).

Tuition + NT$15,000–20,000/month

Apply via Taiwan’s overseas representative offices; separate from Taiwan ICDF.

€1,150/month (Master’s), €1,364/month (PhD)

For international students/researchers at Austrian institutions; several sub-programmes by region.

Full funding (1-year Master’s)

One-year Master’s in Global Affairs at Tsinghua; leadership-focused, highly competitive.

Full funding (China Studies Master’s)

Interdisciplinary China Studies Master’s; separate tracks for international and Chinese applicants.

Full funding + wraparound support

Primarily for academically talented, economically disadvantaged students from Africa; via partner universities.

50% grant + 50% loan

For students from specific developing countries where the Foundation operates; strong need + merit basis.

Partial to full tuition (varies by country)

Country-specific programmes for students from selected countries applying to participating Dutch institutions.

Full funding

For mid-career professionals from developing countries in development-related Master’s at partner universities.

£10,000 tuition support

For students from selected countries; each participating UK university offers at least one award.