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Jobs· FIFA

Ticketing General Public Customer Care Coordinator at FIFA (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

Opportunity Overview FIFA, the global governing body for football, oversees the sport's most prestigious tournaments, including the FIFA World Cup. With a mission to develop the game worldwide, FIFA operates across continents, collaborating with national associations, sponsors, and local partners to deliver events that attract billions of viewers. The upcoming World Cup in Brazil will rely on a sophisticated ticketing and customer care operation to serve millions of fans. The Ticketing General Public Customer Care Coordinator will be based in Rio de Janeiro and will play a central role in implementing and managing customer care strategies across all communication channels—contact forms, call centers, chatbots, and email. The position offers an opportunity to work within a multicultural team, apply FIFA’s ticketing regulations, and contribute to a world‑scale sporting event. Applicants can leverage Oppora’s CV Builder Studio to craft a targeted résumé and the AI Cover Letter Generator to highlight relevant ticketing and leadership experience. Living in Rio de Janeiro provides a vibrant cultural environment, a moderate cost of living compared with other major global cities, and a well‑connected public transport network. Successful candidates must have the right to work in Brazil and be prepared to relocate. Brazil’s work‑visa process is straightforward for individuals already holding the appropriate work authorization. Responsibilities - Implement and continuously improve customer care processes across contact forms, call centers, chatbot, and email platforms. - Support the Customer Care Manager in overseeing both in‑house staff and outsourced call‑center providers, ensuring service delivery meets FIFA ticketing standards. - Coordinate training programs for customer care agents and call‑center teams, aligning them with FIFA’s sales strategy and ticketing regulations. - Execute back‑office and on‑site ticketing procedures when required, adhering to escalation protocols. - Design and enforce quality‑control procedures to detect and correct deviations from operational requirements. - Manage CRM‑based case management, both automated and manual, and seek productivity enhancements for agents. - Identify emerging patterns and risks in customer interactions, propose mitigation strategies, and report on key performance indicators. - Ensure compliance with FIFA’s legal, sustainability, data‑protection, and financial policies across all customer care activities. - Lead a small quality‑assurance team, conducting regular audits of knowledge‑base documentation in multiple languages. - Maintain an organized archive of all versions of the customer care and call‑center knowledge base. Requirements & Qualifications - Minimum three years of experience leading large, multicultural teams that include both internal staff and external service providers. - At least two years of experience managing ticketing customer care for major international sports events, preferably FIFA World Cups. - Proven ability to plan, manage, and execute ticketing customer care strategies for world‑scale projects. - Direct experience with venue and on‑site ticketing operations for sport events. - Demonstrated expertise in quality assurance, escalation handling, and KPI reporting within a CRM environment. - Strong communication, problem‑solving, and team‑leading skills, with a track record of guiding multicultural teams. - Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Monday.com) and planning/online collaboration tools. - Hands‑on experience with CRM software for case management, covering both automatic and manual workflows. - Willingness and ability to relocate to Rio de Janeiro and work on‑site during the tournament period. - Legal right to work in Brazil. Benefits FIFA provides a competitive compensation package that reflects the seniority of the role and the complexity of the World Cup project. Employees receive health and dental coverage, a retirement plan, and access to FIFA’s global employee assistance programs. The organization also supports professional development through internal training and the opportunity to work on high‑visibility international events. How to Apply 1. Submit the required documents, including proof of right‑to‑work in Brazil and any relevant certifications. 2. Complete the online questionnaire and confirm your willingness to relocate to Rio de Janeiro. 3. Review the application for completeness and submit. Click the Apply button below to start your application.

Rolling deadline🇧🇷 Brazil

Jobs· FIFA

Digital Product Manager at FIFA

Opportunity Overview FIFA, the global governing body for football with a presence in more than 200 nations, is renowned for organizing the FIFA World Cup and driving the sport’s development worldwide. The organization’s Commercial & Marketing department seeks a Digital Product Manager to shape FIFA’s consumer‑facing digital proposition across Brazil and South America. Based in Rio de Janeiro, the role will involve close collaboration with product teams in Europe, senior commercial leaders, and local market experts. Applicants should be prepared for a competitive cost‑of‑living environment in Rio, where housing, transportation, and meals are moderate compared to many European capitals. FIFA provides a work visa for candidates with the right to work in Brazil and supports relocation logistics, especially for the tournament period in 2027. Leveraging Oppora’s CV Builder Studio and AI Cover Letter Generator can help applicants highlight relevant digital product experience and multilingual communication skills. Responsibilities - Define and iterate FIFA’s digital fan experiences, ensuring they reflect local consumption habits and cultural nuances in Brazil and the broader South American market. - Lead end‑to‑end product cycles: from UX/UI design and roadmap creation to testing, release management, and post‑launch performance monitoring. - Partner with Commercial and Marketing teams to design scalable digital activations that generate measurable value for fans and commercial partners. - Serve as the Brazil liaison for FIFA’s tournament‑time digital operations, overseeing high‑traffic match moments, live content publishing, rapid issue resolution, and cross‑functional coordination during competition periods. - Track key performance indicators using behavioural insights and user research, adjusting product priorities to meet tournament goals. - Champion AI‑driven personalization and discovery solutions, proposing innovative features that enhance fan engagement. - Communicate progress and risks to senior management and participate in cross‑functional steering groups to balance tournament milestones with product scope. - Travel periodically to FIFA’s Zurich headquarters and other venues, especially during the Women’s World Cup in 2027, and relocate temporarily as required. Requirements & Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Business Management, or a related discipline. - Proven product management experience covering the full digital product lifecycle, preferably in direct‑to‑consumer environments such as sports, media, or entertainment. - Strong familiarity with Agile methodologies; certifications such as PRINCE2 are a plus. - Demonstrated ability to lead complex, multi‑regional projects and work autonomously amid ambiguity. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills in Portuguese and English; additional fluency in Spanish or another FIFA official language is advantageous. - Proficiency with industry‑standard tools such as Figma, Asana, and Confluence. - Solid understanding of digital direct‑to‑consumer ecosystems, including mobile and video platforms, and a passion for AI‑enabled innovation. - Right to work in Brazil and willingness to relocate to Rio de Janeiro for the contract duration. - Ability to travel internationally and adapt to varying time zones and cultural contexts. Benefits - Fixed‑term full‑time contract with a competitive salary aligned with FIFA’s compensation framework for senior product roles. - Access to FIFA’s global network of sport‑industry experts, mentorship programs, and internal training resources. - Health and wellness benefits consistent with FIFA’s employee policies, including medical coverage and employee assistance services. - Opportunity to influence the digital experience of millions of football fans during high‑visibility tournaments. - Relocation assistance for moving to Rio de Janeiro and support for temporary assignments in Zurich or tournament venues. - Exposure to cutting‑edge AI and data‑driven product development practices within a world‑class sporting organization. How to Apply 1. Visit FIFA’s official careers portal and locate the Digital Product Manager posting. 2. Complete the online application form, uploading an up‑to‑date résumé and a cover letter tailored to the role. 3. Attach supporting documents such as degree certificates, relevant project portfolios, and any professional certifications (e.g., PRINCE2, Agile). 4. Submit the application through the portal and confirm receipt via the automated confirmation email. 5. Await further instructions from FIFA’s recruitment team for potential assessments or interviews. Click the Apply button below to start your application.

Rolling deadline🇧🇷 Brazil · Paid · Undergraduate

Internships· International Rescue Committee

Supply Chain Officer at International Rescue Committee

Opportunity Overview The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is seeking a Supply Chain Officer to support its short‑term nutrition project funded by UNICEF in Southern Punjab, Pakistan. Founded in 1933 at the invitation of Albert Einstein, the IRC has grown into one of the world’s largest humanitarian NGOs, operating in more than 40 countries and 29 U.S. cities. Its core mission is to help people survive and rebuild their lives after conflict, disaster, or displacement, with programs spanning health, education, economic empowerment, and protection. The role is based in Multan and will involve frequent travel to seven districts of Punjab, where the cost of living is modest compared with major metropolitan centers. Applicants should be prepared to navigate local cultural norms, work closely with district health facilities, and manage logistics in a context where road conditions and seasonal weather can affect delivery schedules. Leveraging Oppora’s CV Builder Studio, AI Cover Letter Generator, and Recommendation Letter Studio can help applicants present a polished, mission‑aligned profile. Responsibilities - Develop and continuously update a procurement and supply plan that aligns with the project workplan, budget, and timeline. - Coordinate with vendors and internal stakeholders to procure programme, office, and operational supplies in compliance with IRC and UNICEF requirements. - Manage receipt, documentation, storage, and distribution of nutrition commodities such as MUAC tapes, RUTF, MNP, SQ‑LNS, MMS, and W‑IFA. - Maintain accurate inventory, stock, and asset registers, including regular reconciliations and physical verification. - Oversee dispatch of supplies from the Multan warehouse to district teams, health facilities, and community sites, ensuring cold‑chain and handling standards where required. - Monitor stock levels, flag potential shortages, and propose mitigation actions to the Supply Chain Manager. - Supervise drivers, office‑aid, and cleaners, and coordinate vehicle logistics for field activities. - Compile monthly procurement and supply‑chain reports, and support audits, spot checks, and donor reviews with complete documentation. - Ensure adherence to IRC safeguarding, fraud prevention, PSEA, and Code of Conduct policies throughout all supply‑chain activities. Requirements & Qualifications - Minimum Bachelor’s degree; a Master’s in Supply Chain Management, Procurement, Logistics, Business Administration, Commerce, or a related field is advantageous. - At least three years of professional experience in procurement, logistics, inventory, warehousing, or fleet management, preferably within an international NGO or development setting. - Demonstrated ability to manage procurement processes, vendor coordination, and documentation to meet donor compliance standards. - Proven experience supporting field operations across multiple districts, with familiarity of South Punjab’s administrative and health‑system landscape considered a plus. - Strong organizational, coordination, and problem‑solving skills; ability to work independently under tight deadlines. - Proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) and comfort with data analysis for inventory tracking. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills, and willingness to travel frequently to project districts. - Commitment to IRC’s Code of Conduct, safeguarding policies, and the organization’s core values of integrity, service, equality, and accountability. How to Apply 1. Visit the IRC careers portal and locate the “Supply Chain Officer – Southern Punjab Nutrition Project” posting. 2. Complete the online application form, uploading an up‑to‑date resume and a cover letter that highlights relevant supply‑chain experience and familiarity with humanitarian contexts. 3. Attach any required supporting documents, such as copies of academic certificates, professional references, and proof of eligibility to work in Pakistan. 4. Submit the application through the portal and ensure all fields are completed before the final submission. 5. Await confirmation of receipt; shortlisted candidates will be contacted for a rolling‑basis interview. Click the Apply button below to start your application.

Rolling deadline🇵🇰 Pakistan · Paid · Undergraduate

Jobs· One Acre Fund

Graphic Designer at One Acre Fund

Opportunity Overview One Acre Fund, founded in 2006, works with more than 5.5 million smallholder farmers across nine African countries. By providing credit, high‑quality inputs, agronomic training and market access, the organization lifts farm incomes by an average of 35 percent. With a staff of over 9,000 professionals, One Acre Fund combines agricultural expertise with strong operational capacity to drive lasting resilience on the continent. The Nairobi office serves as a regional hub for design, communications and program coordination, offering a collaborative environment where creativity meets impact. The Graphic Designer role is a fixed‑term, two‑year contract focused on producing farmer‑facing materials, internal reports, newsletters and other visual collateral for two to three country portfolios. Applicants will work closely with program managers, field officers and external partners to translate complex agricultural concepts into clear, brand‑aligned designs for both print and digital channels. Nairobi’s cost of living is moderate compared with many global cities; housing, transport and meals are affordable for expatriates and locals alike, and the city offers a vibrant mix of cultures and a growing tech‑friendly ecosystem. Kenyan citizens and permanent residents are eligible, and the position does not require a work visa. Candidates are encouraged to leverage Oppora’s Studio tools—such as the CV Builder Studio, AI Cover Letter Generator, and Recommendation Letter Studio—to craft a polished application that highlights design expertise and stakeholder‑management experience. Responsibilities - Independently manage design projects from brief through concept development, stakeholder review, production and final delivery, ensuring adherence to One Acre Fund’s brand standards. - Produce high‑quality print and digital assets, including brochures, training manuals, newsletters, infographics and packaging concepts, tailored to diverse farmer audiences across different country contexts. - Review project briefs, recommend design approaches that meet communication goals, and adapt layouts for varying media formats. - Serve as the primary design contact for assigned country portfolios, coordinating timelines, expectations and feedback with program teams. - Prioritize multiple concurrent projects, maintain clear work plans, and communicate risks or delays proactively. - Identify opportunities to improve design templates, workflows and collaborative processes, contributing to continuous‑learning initiatives within the design team. Requirements & Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communication or a related field, or equivalent professional experience. - Minimum five years of professional graphic design experience, with a proven track record of managing projects from brief to final delivery. - Advanced proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite—especially InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop. - Strong print production knowledge, including preparation of production‑ready files and understanding of color management. - Demonstrated ability to design for varied audiences, with solid grasp of layout, typography, visual hierarchy and brand application. - Experience in packaging design from concept to production‑ready artwork is preferred. - Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, Google Workspace; familiarity with Canva is an advantage. - Excellent project‑management and stakeholder‑communication skills, including the ability to set clear expectations, navigate feedback constructively and manage competing priorities. - Kenyan citizenship or permanent residency. Benefits - Health insurance coverage. - Paid time off to support work‑life balance. - Access to weekly check‑ins, mentorship programs and regular performance feedback. - Structured career reviews every six months, with opportunities to discuss long‑term aspirations and professional growth. - Inclusion in a mission‑driven organization that values diversity, equity, inclusion and anti‑racism, fostering a workplace where all staff feel represented and connected. How to Apply 1. Submit any additional required documents, such as a cover letter and proof of Kenyan citizenship or permanent residency. 2. Review all entered information for accuracy and submit the application. Click the Apply button below to start your application.

Closes Nov 26🇰🇪 Kenya · Undergraduate

Jobs· World Food

IT Solutions Assistant at World Food Programme

Opportunity Overview The World Food Programme (WFP) is the United Nations’ leading humanitarian agency, delivering food assistance to more than 115 million people in over 120 countries each year. Founded in 1961, WFP has evolved into a global logistics and technology network that supports emergency relief, school‑meal programmes, and cash‑based assistance. In 2020 the agency was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for its work in preventing the weaponisation of food. The IT Solutions Assistant role is remote‑first, allowing qualified candidates to contribute to WFP’s digital transformation while staying connected to the headquarters in Italy and the regional office in Lebanon. Applicants are encouraged to use Oppora’s Studio tools during preparation: the CV Builder Studio formats a UN‑style résumé, the AI Cover Letter Generator crafts a concise motivation letter, and the Recommendation Letter Studio helps gather endorsement letters from former supervisors. Responsibilities - Support the full lifecycle of web‑based applications and digital tools used by WFP staff and partners, from development through testing, implementation, and ongoing maintenance. - Perform front‑end coding or configuration tasks using React, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript under senior guidance, ensuring code quality and adherence to UI standards. - Assist with back‑end development in PHP/Laravel or comparable frameworks, including writing unit and functional tests. - Respond to basic user queries, troubleshoot routine issues, and document fixes or work‑arounds for future reference. - Participate in application installation, configuration, deployment, and release activities following approved change‑management plans. - Gather and document user requirements to aid senior colleagues in solution design and prioritisation. - Follow IT security, data‑protection, backup, and business‑continuity procedures; report any exceptions promptly. - Monitor cloud‑hosted services (e.g., AWS EC2, S3) on a routine basis and assist with pilot roll‑outs of new functionalities. - Contribute to related duties as needed to ensure reliable digital services across the organisation. Requirements & Qualifications - Completion of secondary school education; a university degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, or a related field is advantageous. - Minimum of four years of progressive experience in software development, with a proven ability to support, test, or implement web‑based applications. - Practical knowledge of front‑end technologies (React, HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and back‑end frameworks such as PHP/Laravel. - Experience with API integrations, version‑control systems (Git), and basic relational database queries (SQL). - Familiarity with cloud platforms, particularly Amazon Web Services (AWS), is a plus. - Strong communication skills in English and Arabic; proficiency in French is an added advantage. - Demonstrated problem‑solving, teamwork, and user‑support capabilities, with an ability to work independently in a remote environment. Benefits - Competitive salary and benefits package as outlined in the vacancy’s Terms and Conditions. - Remote‑work flexibility, enabling you to operate from any location with reliable internet connectivity. - Access to WFP’s extensive learning ecosystem, including training, accreditation, coaching, mentorship, and internal mobility opportunities. - Inclusion in a multicultural, gender‑balanced workforce that values diversity, equity, and inclusion. - Direct contribution to humanitarian missions that affect millions of lives, offering both professional growth and personal fulfillment. How to Apply 1. Log in to WFP’s online recruiting system and ensure your Workday profile is complete, including employment history, academic qualifications, language skills, and UN grade (if applicable). 2. Upload a tailored CV generated with Oppora’s CV Builder Studio and a cover letter created via the AI Cover Letter Generator. 3. Attach any required supporting documents such as proof of education, language certificates, and reference letters. 4. Review all entered information for accuracy, then submit your application through the system. 5. Await a confirmation email and follow any further instructions provided by the recruitment team.

Rolling deadline🇱🇧 Lebanon · Paid · High School

Scholarships· University of Nevada, Reno

Pack Pride & WUE Scholarship 2026/2027 at University of Nevada, Reno [Undergraduate] [Save $13k]

Opportunity Overview The University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) is a public research university that serves more than 20,000 students across a broad spectrum of disciplines, including engineering, natural sciences, business, and the humanities. Founded in 1874, UNR has grown into a nationally recognized institution known for its research output, community engagement, and commitment to student success. The Pack Pride & Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) award targets incoming first‑year freshmen who demonstrate strong academic performance, leadership potential, and intellectual distinction. Recipients receive a 150 % in‑state tuition discount—equivalent to roughly $13,000 saved each academic year—making a four‑year undergraduate education substantially more affordable. The scholarship is renewable for up to eight semesters provided the student maintains a minimum 3.00 GPA. Applicants are encouraged to use Oppora’s CV Builder Studio to organize academic honors and extracurricular achievements, and the AI Cover Letter Generator to craft concise, targeted responses for UNR’s supplemental essay prompts. Benefits - Award Package: 150 % in‑state tuition discount, saving approximately $13,000 per year. - Funding Classification: Partial tuition coverage that reduces the overall cost of attendance. - Renewability: Renewable each year for four consecutive undergraduate years (eight semesters) contingent on maintaining a 3.00 GPA or higher. - Academic Integration: Direct access to honors‑level faculty mentorship, exclusive networking events, and undergraduate research opportunities across UNR’s colleges. - Career Support: Eligibility for on‑campus employment up to 20 hours per week under F‑1 visa rules, plus access to CPT and OPT programs for off‑campus experience. Eligibility - Degree Level: Undergraduate, first‑year incoming freshmen. - Academic Requirements: Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.40. - Standardized Test Scores: SAT score between 1280 and 1500 or ACT composite between 27 and 33. - Citizenship: Open to U.S. domestic students, permanent residents, and international applicants. - Application Timing: Priority deadline for the upcoming academic cycle is 2027‑02‑01. Required Documents - Completed Common Application or UNR’s direct institutional application. - Official secondary‑school transcripts. - Official SAT or ACT score reports sent directly from the testing agencies. - Letters of recommendation from academic teachers and school counselors. - Responses to UNR’s supplemental essay questions where required. How to Apply 1. Create or log in to your Common App account or the official University of Nevada, Reno admissions portal. 2. Add UNR to your list of colleges and complete all required academic background sections. 3. Upload official transcripts and ensure your SAT/ACT scores are submitted by the testing agencies. 4. Complete all institutional supplemental essay questions before the priority deadline of 2027‑02‑01. 5. Monitor your applicant portal for admission decisions and merit scholarship notifications. Click the Apply button below to start your application.

Closes Feb 1🇺🇸 United States · Partially Funded · Undergraduate

Scholarships· University of South Carolina

McNair Scholarship at University of South Carolina, USA [Tuition + Stipend]

Opportunity Overview The University of South Carolina (USC), founded in 1801, is one of the nation’s oldest public research universities and serves more than 35,000 students across three campuses. USC’s mission emphasizes discovery, learning, and service, positioning the institution as a regional economic engine and a hub for interdisciplinary research in engineering, natural sciences, business, and the humanities. The McNair & Out-of-State Merit Reductions award targets high‑achieving incoming freshmen who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership, and intellectual distinction. Recipients receive a cash stipend of $11,000 per year together with a tuition reduction that can save roughly $20,000 annually for out‑of‑state tuition. The award is renewable for up to four undergraduate years provided the student maintains a minimum 3.00 GPA. Prospective applicants should use Oppora’s CV Builder Studio to highlight honors, extracurriculars, and leadership roles, and the AI Cover Letter Generator to craft concise supplemental essay responses that align with USC’s values. Benefits - Cash Stipend: $11,000 per academic year. - Tuition Reduction: Out‑of‑state tuition discount estimated at $20,000 annually. - Renewability: Up to four consecutive years contingent on satisfactory academic progress (typically a 3.00 GPA or higher). - Mentorship & Networking: Direct access to honors faculty, research labs, and exclusive networking events. - Professional Development: Eligibility for on‑campus employment up to 20 hours per week under F‑1 visa rules, plus access to CPT and OPT for off‑campus experience. Eligibility - Degree Level: Undergraduate – first‑year incoming freshmen. - Academic Performance: Minimum high school GPA of 3.75 on a 4.0 scale. - Standardized Tests: SAT scores between 1380‑1550 or ACT scores between 30‑35. - Citizenship: Open to U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and international students. - Application Timing: Priority deadline of 2026‑11‑15 for the upcoming academic cycle. Required Documents - Completed Common Application or USC’s direct institutional application. - Official high‑school transcripts. - Official SAT or ACT score reports sent directly from the testing agency. - Letters of recommendation from academic teachers and a school counselor. - Responses to USC’s supplemental essay prompts where required. How to Apply 1. Create or log in to your Common App account or the official University of South Carolina admissions portal. 2. Add the University of South Carolina to your college list and complete all academic background sections. 3. Upload official transcripts and submit SAT/ACT scores through the testing agency’s reporting system. 4. Complete all institutional supplemental essay questions before the priority deadline of 2026‑11‑15. 5. Monitor your applicant portal for admission decisions and merit award notifications. Click the Apply button below to start your application.

Closes Nov 15🇺🇸 United States · Partially Funded · Undergraduate

Scholarships· Columbia University

Columbia University Undergraduate Aid in USA [Fully Funded] [Bachelors]

Opportunity Overview Columbia University’s Undergraduate Financial Aid Program guarantees that the demonstrated financial need of admitted first‑year students is met in full without the requirement of student loans. Founded in 1754, Columbia is a globally recognized research university whose faculty includes Nobel laureates, Fields Medalists, and Pulitzer Prize winners. The institution offers comprehensive undergraduate programs across engineering, natural sciences, business, and the humanities, combining rigorous coursework with undergraduate research initiatives and extensive professional networking. Prospective applicants are advised to use Oppora’s CV Builder Studio to structure academic honors, leadership experiences, and extracurricular activities, and the AI Cover Letter Generator to draft focused responses for Columbia’s supplemental essay prompts. Benefits - Award Package: Full coverage of tuition, fees, room, board, and other essential costs, meeting 100 % of demonstrated need without loan obligations. - Renewability: The award is renewable each academic year for up to four consecutive years, provided the student maintains satisfactory academic progress (typically a minimum 3.00 GPA). - Academic Integration: Recipients gain direct access to honors‑level faculty mentorship, exclusive networking events, and priority placement in undergraduate research projects. - Financial Predictability: With all major expenses covered, students can focus on academic and extracurricular pursuits rather than budgeting concerns. Eligibility - Degree Level: Incoming first‑year undergraduate (freshman) students. - Academic Standards: Minimum unweighted GPA of 3.90 and standardized test scores of 1510‑1600 on the SAT or 34‑36 on the ACT. - Citizenship: Open to U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and international applicants. - Application Timing: Priority consideration is given to applications submitted by the deadline of 2027‑01‑01. Required Documents - Completed Common Application or Columbia’s direct institutional application. - Official secondary‑school transcripts and academic records. - Official SAT or ACT score reports sent directly from the testing agencies. - Letters of recommendation from academic teachers and school counselors. - Responses to Columbia’s institutional supplemental essay prompts where required. How to Apply 1. Create or log in to your Common App account or the official Columbia University admissions portal. 2. Add Columbia University to your list of colleges and complete all academic background sections. 3. Upload official transcripts and ensure your SAT/ACT scores are submitted by the testing agencies. 4. Complete all institutional supplemental questions before the priority deadline of 2027‑01‑01. 5. Monitor your applicant portal for admission decisions and award notifications. Click the Apply button below to start your application.

Closes Jan 1🇺🇸 United States · Full Ride · Undergraduate

Scholarships

Belgium Scholarships for International Students

Opportunity Overview Belgium ranks among the top education systems worldwide, holding the 11th position globally and offering a multilingual environment with Dutch, French, and German as official languages. The country hosts several research‑intensive universities such as Ghent University, the University of Antwerp, KU Leuven, and the Université de Liège, each attracting a high proportion of international students. A range of fully and partially funded scholarships are available for undergraduate, master’s, and PhD programmes, funded by the Belgian government, regional ministries, and individual universities. Applicants can leverage Oppora’s CV Builder Studio to craft a research‑focused curriculum vitae, use the AI Cover Letter Generator for tailored motivation letters, and prepare strong recommendation letters with the Recommendation Letter Studio. Benefits - Full tuition‑fee waivers for the entire duration of the programme (12‑24 months for most master’s tracks). - Annual travel grants covering round‑trip airfare (e.g., €8,400 per year for the Flanders Master Mind award). - Comprehensive health‑insurance coverage and mandatory medical insurance. - Living allowances ranging from €1,000 (Ghent University top‑up grant) to €10,000 per year (KU Leuven Science scholarship). - Additional stipends for library, laboratory, and other academic costs, as provided by Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships. Eligibility - Open to non‑EU international students who have secured admission to a recognised Belgian higher‑education institution. - Academic merit is the primary criterion; most programmes require a minimum GPA equivalent to the Belgian grading system. - Specific scholarships target students from Africa, Asia, and Latin America (VLIR‑UOS ICP Connect) or any country worldwide (Flanders Master Mind, Erasmus Mundus). - Eligible degree levels include bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral studies in any discipline, with some awards limited to science‑focused programmes (KU Leuven Faculty of Science). - Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English; many scholarships accept IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent proof unless a language waiver is granted. Required Documents - Valid passport copy. - Official academic transcripts and degree certificates (translated into English or French if necessary). - Proof of admission or a conditional acceptance letter from the Belgian host university. - Detailed curriculum vitae highlighting research experience and academic achievements. - Motivation or personal statement outlining study objectives and alignment with the scholarship’s goals. - Two or three academic recommendation letters. - English‑language proficiency test scores (IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent) unless the scholarship explicitly waives the requirement. - Financial need documentation only when the award includes need‑based components (e.g., Université de Liège tuition‑fee discounts). How to Apply 1. Visit the official website of the chosen scholarship provider (e.g., VLIR‑UOS, Flemish Ministry of Education, Erasmus Mundus consortium, or the host university’s scholarship portal). 2. Register for an account on the provider’s application platform and upload the required documents listed above. 3. Complete all mandatory fields, ensuring that personal information matches the passport details and that the motivation letter follows the provider’s word‑limit guidelines. 4. Submit the application before the announced deadline; many programmes operate on a rolling basis, so early submission is advisable. 5. Monitor the application portal for status updates and respond promptly to any requests for additional information. Click the Apply button below to start your application.

Rolling deadline🇧🇪 Belgium · Undergraduate

Scholarships· Mastercard Foundation

University of California MasterCard Scholarship 2026/2027 by Mastercard Foundation

Opportunity Overview The University of California MasterCard Scholarship for the 2026‑2027 academic year offers a fully funded pathway for exceptionally talented African students to pursue a master's degree at UC Berkeley. The program is jointly administered by UC Berkeley and the Mastercard Foundation, two institutions with a long‑standing commitment to expanding access to high‑quality education and fostering ethical, entrepreneurial leadership across the continent. UC Berkeley, a world‑renowned public research university, consistently ranks among the top institutions globally and is known for its vibrant campus life, cutting‑edge research facilities, and a culture that encourages interdisciplinary collaboration. The Mastercard Foundation, headquartered in the Netherlands, has invested more than $1.2 billion to empower over 40,000 young Africans through education, mentorship, and leadership development. Scholars receive not only tuition, housing, travel, and health‑insurance coverage but also a comprehensive support network that includes academic advising, professional development workshops, and a global alumni community. Applicants are encouraged to leverage Oppora’s CV Builder Studio to craft a concise academic résumé, the AI Cover Letter Generator for a compelling personal statement, and the Recommendation Letter Studio to organize strong references—tools that can streamline the competitive application process. Benefits - Full tuition coverage for the selected master's program at UC Berkeley. - On‑campus housing allowance and a stipend for daily living expenses. - Round‑trip international travel to and from the United States. - Comprehensive health‑insurance plan for the duration of study. - Access to mentorship from senior scholars, faculty, and industry leaders within the Mastercard Foundation network. - Participation in leadership development modules, community‑service projects, and research opportunities on campus. - Ongoing career support, including internship placements and post‑graduation job placement assistance. Eligibility - Must hold citizenship of an African country (including refugees or displaced persons residing in Africa). Dual citizenship or permanent residency in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, or the European Union disqualifies the applicant. - Must have completed an undergraduate degree at an African university and have no prior postgraduate degree (master's or doctorate). - Must be admitted to a master's degree program at UC Berkeley for the 2026‑2027 academic year. - Must demonstrate a strong commitment to returning to the home community after graduation to contribute to social and economic development. - Must have faced significant financial, social, or personal barriers to accessing higher education. - Must not have previously received support from the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program. Required Documents - Official transcripts from all post‑secondary institutions attended. - A concise academic and professional history outlining education, work experience, skills, and achievements. - A personal essay describing educational and career goals, motivation for studying at UC Berkeley, and how the chosen program aligns with those goals. - A scholarship‑specific personal statement that reflects leadership potential and community impact. - Proof of significant financial need (e.g., family income statements, scholarship letters, or other supporting evidence). - Documentation confirming African citizenship (national ID, passport, or refugee status papers). - English‑language proficiency evidence (TOEFL or IELTS scores) if the applicant’s primary language of instruction has not been English. How to Apply 1. Identify an eligible master's program at UC Berkeley that matches your academic interests and career aspirations. 2. Complete the UC Berkeley online graduate application, uploading all required academic documents and paying the application fee. 3. Once admitted, you will receive an invitation from the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program to submit a separate scholarship application. 4. Prepare the scholarship application using the required documents listed above and submit it through the Mastercard Foundation portal. 5. Monitor both the UC Berkeley admissions portal and the Mastercard Foundation communications for any additional requests or interview invitations. Click the Apply button below to start your application.

Rolling deadline🇳🇱 Netherlands · Fully Funded · Undergraduate

Competitions

World Youth Leadership Conference 2026 in Singapore

Opportunity Overview The World Youth Leadership Conference (WYLC) 2026 will convene 200 emerging leaders from more than 50 nations in Singapore on 15‑16 January 2026. Hosted by the award‑winning Global Entrepreneurship Bootcamp (GEB INC), the two‑day event blends keynote sessions, interactive workshops, and cultural exchanges to help participants sharpen leadership skills, explore sustainable solutions, and build a global network. Attendees will experience Singapore’s blend of futuristic innovation and rich heritage, from the Marina Bay skyline to the bustling streets of Chinatown and Little India. While the conference is self‑funded, Oppora’s CV Builder Studio, AI Cover Letter Generator, and Recommendation Letter Studio can help you craft a compelling application package and present your achievements professionally. Benefits - Direct mentorship from internationally recognized speakers and industry experts. - Hands‑on workshops that translate theory into actionable projects addressing climate action, equality, and social entrepreneurship. - A multicultural environment that fosters cross‑border friendships and future collaborations. - Access to a post‑conference alumni network that supports ongoing leadership development. - Exposure to Singapore’s technology hub, offering insights into emerging trends and innovation ecosystems. Eligibility - Young leaders who have demonstrated a commitment to community impact or social change. - Applicants selected from a pool of candidates representing over 50 countries. - Participants must be able to attend both conference days in Singapore and cover their own travel and accommodation expenses. Required Documents - Completed online application form. - Personal statement outlining leadership experience and motivation for attending. - Updated résumé or CV highlighting relevant achievements. - Letter of recommendation from a mentor, teacher, or supervisor familiar with the applicant’s leadership activities. How to Apply 1. Visit the official WYLC website and navigate to the 2026 Singapore conference application portal. 2. Fill out the online application form with accurate personal and contact information. 3. Upload the required documents: personal statement, résumé/CV, and recommendation letter. 4. Review the application for completeness and submit it through the portal. 5. Await confirmation email with further instructions regarding registration and travel arrangements. Click the Apply button below to start your application.

Rolling deadline🇸🇬 Singapore

Fellowships

KWI International Fellowships 2026 in Germany [Post-Doctoral | €3,000]

Opportunity Overview Kulturwissenschaftliches Institut Essen (KWI) is a leading interdisciplinary research centre in Germany that brings together scholars from philology, cultural studies, and the social sciences. Founded in the early 2000s, KWI has grown into a European hub for collaborative projects, public engagement, and academic freedom, hosting an extensive network of partner universities across the Ruhr Alliance. The 12th International Fellowship cohort runs from April to September 2026 and offers a six‑month research placement for post‑doctoral scholars who have completed a PhD and have up to six years of post‑doctoral experience. Fellows work on projects that align directly with KWI’s current research agenda, benefit from state‑of‑the‑art facilities, individualized office space, technical and library support, and full administrative assistance. Applicants are encouraged to use Oppora’s CV Builder Studio, AI Cover Letter Generator, and Recommendation Letter Studio to craft a polished submission that highlights research fit and interdisciplinary potential. Benefits - A pre‑tax monthly stipend of €3,000 that covers rent, insurance, and day‑to‑day living costs. - Partial reimbursement (50 %) of travel expenses for arrival and departure to KWI; all other travel, including conference costs, must be covered by the stipend. - Access to KWI’s research infrastructure, including laboratories, archives, and digital resources. - Inclusion in KWI’s academic community with mandatory attendance of at least three days per week, participation in colloquia, lectures, reading groups, and the KWI Blog. - Opportunity to publish results under the institute’s name and to contribute to the Academy in Exile, which provides a refuge for scholars whose academic freedom is threatened. Eligibility - Hold a PhD degree and have no more than six years of post‑doctoral experience at the time of application. - Project proposal must be directly aligned with KWI’s current research agenda. - Open to researchers worldwide; German citizens may apply only if they are currently employed at an international institute. - Ability to attend KWI for a minimum of three days per week and to participate in entry and exit interviews, colloquia, and other community activities. - Commitment to contribute to KWI’s blog and to acknowledge the institute in any publications resulting from the fellowship. Required Documents - Updated Curriculum Vitae (single PDF, max 20 MB). - List of publications. - Certified copy of PhD certificate. - Project proposal (max 5,000 characters) describing the research plan and its relevance to KWI’s agenda. How to Apply 1. Compile the CV, publication list, PhD certificate, and project proposal into a single PDF document not exceeding 20 MB. 2. Ensure the entire application is written in English. 3. Send the PDF to [email protected]; applications submitted via external links will be rejected for security reasons. 4. Verify that all required documents are attached before sending. 5. Await confirmation from the selection committee, which consists of KWI governing board members and the institute director. Click the Apply button below to start your application.

Closes Sep 30🇩🇪 Germany · Stipend · Undergraduate