Frequently asked questions
Quick, honest answers about finding and applying for international scholarships.
Use the scholarship directory filters to select your study level, destination country and 'Fully funded' funding type. Each listing shows the deadline, eligibility rules, benefits and a link to the official application page.
Legitimate scholarships never charge an application fee. Every listing links to the official provider website. If a page asks you to pay to apply, treat it as a warning sign.
Start 6–12 months before the deadline. Most winning applications need time for language tests, reference letters, transcripts and several drafts of the personal statement.
New scholarships and guides are added every week. Deadlines are shown with their date so you can see at a glance what is still open.
No. We are an information directory. You always apply directly on the official website of the scholarship provider.
Yes, and you should. Most providers allow you to hold applications with others, although some forbid accepting two awards at once. Check each provider's terms.
A fully funded scholarship normally covers tuition fees, a living stipend, travel and often health insurance. Exact coverage differs, so read the benefits section of each listing.
Many programmes taught in English require proof of language proficiency, but some accept a prior degree taught in English or offer their own test. The eligibility section of each listing explains the requirement.