All Scholarships , 2025 - 2026

Apply for the £2,000 Chin-Yueh Bursary 2025 at Goldsmiths, University of London

Apply for the WIPO IP Moot Court Competition 2025–2026 for law students under 35 from WIPO Member States. Final rounds to be held in Geneva, Switzerland.

A fully funded 11-month program offering a $96,000 total package for early-career professionals passionate about evidence-based policy and social change.

Apply for the Lafayette Fellowship 2026 for one year of fully funded master’s study in France. Open to American students across STEM, arts, humanities, and social sciences.

Apply for the Alan and Iris Peacocke Research Scholarship 2025 at Murdoch University. Valued at up to $82,500

Apply for the $2,000 Alistair Murdoch Bursary 2025 at Murdoch University, supporting master's and PhD research in animal health and welfare.

A fully funded DAAD programme for African and European museum professionals to collaborate, exchange perspectives, and build leadership in museum innovation.

Apply for the 2026 Danladi Yunana Science Scholarship (DASS), supporting Nigerian STEM students with tuition funding...

Awards range from $3,000 to $6,000 per year, renewable based on academic performance and participation on the Forensics Team.

A $1,500 award to support U.S. students with physical or mental disabilities pursuing higher education at a 2- or 4-year college or graduate school.

A fully funded award covering tuition, housing, meals, books, health insurance, and personal expenses for high-achieving U.S....

Apply for the AHRC Doctoral Scholarships 2026-2027 at the University of Warwick. Receive full tuition, a 3.5-year maintenance stipend, and £5,000 in research support.

Apply for the fully funded LIDO Industrial Collaborative (iCASE) PhD Project 2026 in the UK. Open to all countries.

A $20,000 award supporting U.S. students enrolled full-time in select MSc or MA programs, including Peace and Conflict Studies, Human Rights Law, and Management.

$2,500 award for first-year undergraduate students demonstrating academic merit, financial need, and community involvement.