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Scholarships 2026-2027

Scholarships 2026-2027 open now: bachelor's, master's and PhD, fully or partially funded. Eligibility, deadlines and official links. Free to apply.

199 open opportunities · updated on 17 October 2026

Guide: Scholarships

Scholarships

Introduction

Scholarships are a great way to fund your studies and gain valuable experience. With [open_count] scholarships available, there's something for everyone! This page provides an overview of the different types of scholarships available, as well as tips on how to apply.

Current Trends

The most popular countries for scholarships are the United States of America ([distribution count: 276]), Australia ([distribution count: 223]), the United Kingdom ([distribution count: 106]), Canada ([distribution count: 48]), and Germany ([distribution count: 48]). The most common levels of study are undergraduate ([distribution count: 648]), high school ([distribution count: 97]), postgraduate ([distribution count: 78]), doctoral degree ([distribution count: 72]), and basic education ([distribution count: 46]).

The funding options for scholarships vary, with the most common being partial funding ([distribution count: 345]) and full funding ([distribution count: 96]). There are also some scholarships that do not provide any funding ([distribution count: 22]).

Latest Opportunities Added

  • Fully Funded PhD in Cancer Sciences at McGill University in Canada – Canada – December 02, 2026
  • BAYHOST/BTHA: Scholarships for language and short courses for students and researchers from the Czech Republic – Germany – Ongoing
  • BAYHOST/BTHA: Bavaria’s Annual Scholarship Programme – Germany – Ongoing
  • Mai Lan Kunzy Scholarship – Australia – October 19, 2026
  • Investigation of Railway Studs and Squats Top-Up Scholarship – Australia – September 10, 2027
  • Le Detroit Scholarship – United States of America – September 02, 2027
  • Development-Related Postgraduate Courses (EPOS) - DAAD – Germany – Ongoing
  • Vanelkay Scholarship – Australia – January 12, 2027

Tips to Apply

  • Research the scholarship requirements and eligibility criteria carefully.
  • Make sure you meet all the necessary qualifications before applying.
  • Write a strong personal statement that highlights your strengths and why you are a good fit for the scholarship.
  • Be prepared to provide references and other supporting documents.
  • Submit your application well in advance of the deadline to allow time for any potential delays.

FAQs

Question 1: How do I find scholarships?

You can search for scholarships on websites like Mina7Portal.com, which provides a comprehensive list of opportunities. You can also check with your university's financial aid office or contact organizations that offer scholarships in your field of study.

Question 2: What are the requirements for applying to scholarships?

Requirements vary depending on the scholarship, but generally, you will need to meet certain academic criteria, such as a minimum GPA or test scores. You may also need to submit a personal statement, references, and other supporting documents.

Question 3: How do I increase my chances of getting a scholarship?

To increase your chances of success, make sure you thoroughly research the scholarship and tailor your application to meet its specific requirements. Highlight your strengths and how they align with the scholarship's goals. Additionally, building relationships with professors or mentors who can provide recommendations can be beneficial.