Grants and scholarships for study
28 programmes in 14 countries: what the programme covers, who can apply, when applications are open — and a link to the official page, where documents are submitted. There are no intermediaries between you and the programme.
How to read this section
Primary sources only
Each card links to the official programme page, not a summary. Links are verified automatically, with the check date shown on the card.
An acceptance window, not a fixed date
Exact dates change every year. We write about when applications typically open and link to where the official date is published — so the information stays current.
You file yourself
We do not take applications for admissions support and do not stand between you and the programme. This section exists so you can find the right one and write directly.
Countries and programmes
Each country has its own way of awarding funding: government in some, foundations in others, in some places, universities themselves handle it. Start with the country — its page explains how it all works.
Germany
5 programmes: what is covered and when appointments are available
Spain
3 programmes: what is covered and when appointments are available
France
1 programme: what is covered and when appointments are available
United Kingdom
3 programmes: what is covered and when appointments are available
Poland
1 programme: what is covered and when appointments are available
Turkey
1 programme: what is covered and when appointments are available
USA
3 programmes: what is covered and when appointments are available
Canada
2 programmes: what is covered and when appointments are available
China
3 programmes: what is covered and when appointments are available
Hong Kong
1 programme: what is covered and when appointments are available
UAE
2 programmes: what is covered and when appointments are available
Mexico
1 programme: what is covered and when appointments are available
Georgia
1 programme: what is covered and when appointments are available
Thailand
1 programme: what is covered and when appointments are available
Getting in is not the same as moving
A scholarship covers tuition, but the right to live in the country comes from status: a student visa or a residence permit, degree recognition, document translation. That is a separate work, and that’s exactly where we help.
Section updated 16 August 2026. Programme conditions change — before applying check the official page — a link is included in each listing.