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FULLY FUNDED SCHOLARSHIPS IN SAUDI ARABIA

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Would you be interested in a fully funded study opportunity in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia? In its Vision 2030, Saudi Arabia is offering fully funded postgraduate scholarships to international students at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The undergraduate application recently closed on August 31st, 2025, but the postgraduate application is still open. KSA is renowned for its distinctive and unique culture, and has students from over 170 countries around the world. Whether you are looking for international education in all areas of study, exploring culture, or engaging in established institutions with advanced research facilities, Saudi Arabia would be a great study destination for you. If you are interested in applying for this fully funded opportunity, you have until October 31st, 2025, to submit your application. General requirements for the admission and scholarship application Bachelor's degree if applying for a master's program and a Master's degree if apply...
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FULLY FUNDED SCHOLARSHIP AT ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

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Don't wait, apply now. Only four days left until the deadline. In partnership with the Mastercard Foundation Scholarship, Arizona State University is offering fully funded master's scholarships in select graduate programs. It is part of Phase III of the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at ASU, named Innovation and Technology. Through this partnership, Arizona State University will offer 30 fully-funded graduate scholarships for the 2026/2027 academic year, which commences in August 2026. WHAT DOES THE SCHOLARSHIP COVER? This scholarship will cover the following fees for the entire duration of the study program: Full tuition and fees On-campus housing & books Visa, airfare, and medical expenses Leadership development and mentorship opportunities 2-month internship between Year 1&2 Costs incurred for the English language tests Costs incurred for program application WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR THIS SCHOLARSHIP? You should be a citizen of an African country committe...
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