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Schwarzman Scholars / Tsinghua University

Schwarzman Scholars

The Schwarzman Scholars program is a scholarship that selects a new class of high-caliber individuals every year to represent the next generation of leaders. These individuals will serve to deepen understanding between China and the rest of the world. The program is open to international applicants who demonstrate academic excellence, exceptional results in their field, and outstanding leadership qualities. The program's cohort reflects the diversity, vibrancy, and promise of the world at large. The Schwarzman Scholars program is designed for individuals who are at least 18 but not yet 29 years old as of August 1 of their enrollment year. Applicants must be on track to complete their undergraduate degree requirements before August 1 of their enrollment year. There are no specific field requirements, but applicants must articulate how participating in the program will help develop their leadership potential within their field. The program is conducted in English, and applicants must demonstrate strong English skills. If the applicant's native language is not English, they must submit official English proficiency test scores with their application. Benefits - Full scholarship for a master's degree at Tsinghua University in Beijing - Stipend for living expenses - Accommodation in Beijing - Access to a network of global leaders - Opportunities for cultural immersion and exchange Eligibility - Must be at least 18 years old as of August 1 of the enrollment year - Must not be yet 29 years old as of August 1 of the enrollment year - Must be on track to complete undergraduate degree requirements before August 1 of the enrollment year - Must demonstrate strong English skills - Must submit official English proficiency test scores if native language is not English - Must meet minimum English proficiency test scores: - Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) minimum score 100 out of 120-point scale - International English Language Testing System (IELTS) minimum score 7 - Cambridge English: Advanced (C1) or Cambridge English: Proficiency (C2) minimum score 185 - Duolingo English Test minimum score 130 Required Documents - Completed online application - Official English proficiency test scores (if applicable) - Transcripts and academic records - Letters of recommendation - Personal statement and leadership narrative 2. Complete the online application and submit all required documents. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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National Research Foundation (South Africa)

DSI-NRF Postgraduate Student Funding for the 2023 Academic Year

The DSI and NRF are offering postgraduate student funding for the 2023 academic year. This funding is available for honours, master's, and doctoral studies in all areas of Science, Engineering, Technology, Social Sciences, and Humanities. The NRF has a minimum academic requirement of 65% for postgraduate funding. The funding will be awarded to successful applicants either at Full Cost of Study (FCS) or Partial Cost of Study (PCS). FCS funding is available to South African citizens and Permanent Residents who are financially needy, living with a disability, or exceptional academic achievers. PCS funding will be awarded to 5% of international students, including South African citizens and Permanent Residents who could not be funded under FCS but meet other minimum requirements. Applicants must apply on the NRF Connect system. The application process requires applicants to follow the guidelines outlined in the Application and Funding Guide and Framework documents. Benefits - Full Cost of Study (FCS) funding for South African citizens and Permanent Residents who are financially needy, living with a disability, or exceptional academic achievers - Partial Cost of Study (PCS) funding for 5% of international students, including South African citizens and Permanent Residents who meet other minimum requirements Eligibility - Must be 28, 30, or 32 years or younger for honours, master’s, and doctoral studies respectively, in the year of application - Must have a minimum academic requirement of 65% for postgraduate funding - Must be a South African citizen or Permanent Resident for FCS funding - Must meet other minimum requirements for NRF scholarship funding criteria for PCS funding Required Documents - Progress Report for continuing students who are eligible for a second or third year of funding 2. Follow the guidelines outlined in the Application and Funding Guide and Framework documents 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application

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Grants

National Research Foundation (South Africa)

DSI-NRF Postgraduate Student Funding for the 2025 Academic Year

The DSI and NRF are offering postgraduate student funding for the 2025 academic year. This funding is available for honours, master's, and doctoral studies in all areas of Science, Engineering, Technology, Social Sciences, and Humanities. The minimum academic requirement for postgraduate funding is 65%. There is an entry age requirement of 28, 30, and 32 years or younger for honours, master's, and doctoral studies respectively. The funding will be awarded either as Full Cost of Study (FCS) or Partial Cost of Study (PCS). FCS funding is available to South African citizens and Permanent Residents who are financially needy, living with a disability, or exceptional academic achievers. PCS funding will be awarded to 5% of international students, including South African citizens and Permanent Residents who could not be funded under FCS but meet other minimum requirements. All postgraduate students must apply on the NRF Connect System. The application opening and closing dates vary depending on the level of study. Benefits - Full Cost of Study (FCS) funding for South African citizens and Permanent Residents who are financially needy, living with a disability, or exceptional academic achievers - Partial Cost of Study (PCS) funding for 5% of international students, including South African citizens and Permanent Residents who could not be funded under FCS Eligibility - Minimum academic requirement of 65% - Entry age requirement of 28, 30, and 32 years or younger for honours, master's, and doctoral studies respectively - Open to South African citizens and Permanent Residents for FCS funding - Open to international students for PCS funding - Combined household family income of less than or equal to R350 000 per annum for financially needy applicants Required Documents - Progress Report for continuing students who are eligible for a second or third year of funding - Application form completed on the NRF Connect System 2. Complete the online application form on the NRF Connect System. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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National Research Foundation (South Africa)

NRF Call for Proposals for Funding in 2026 and 2027

The National Research Foundation is calling for proposals for funding in 2026 and 2027. This call is part of the Evaluation and Rating 2026 process. The foundation is looking for applicants to submit their proposals for consideration. The call for applications is now open. Applicants can submit their proposals for evaluation and rating. This opportunity is for researchers who are looking for funding for their projects in 2026 and 2027. Eligibility Open for evaluation and rating in 2026 2. Submit your proposal for evaluation and rating. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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Grants

National Research Foundation (South Africa)

NRF Call for Proposals for Funding in 2025 and 2026

The National Research Foundation (NRF) is calling for proposals for funding in 2025 and 2026. This call is part of the Evaluation and Rating 2026 process. The NRF is a research funding agency that supports research and innovation in various fields. This opportunity is for researchers who need funding for their projects. The NRF call for proposals is a competitive process where researchers submit their proposals for evaluation. The proposals will be evaluated based on their scientific merit, innovation, and potential impact. The NRF aims to support research that contributes to the country's economic and social development. The call for proposals is open to researchers from various fields, including natural sciences, engineering, and social sciences. The NRF provides funding for research projects, and the amount of funding varies depending on the project's scope and complexity. Benefits Funding for research projects in 2025 and 2026 Eligibility Open to researchers from various fields Proposals must be submitted for evaluation and rating Required Documents Research proposal Budget breakdown 2. Submit your proposal for evaluation and rating. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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Grants

National Research Foundation (South Africa)

Human Frontier Science Program Organization: Funding And Engagement Opportunities

The Human Frontier Science Program Organization (HFSP) offers funding and engagement opportunities to the South African research community. HFSP is an international research funding organization that supports frontier research in the life sciences. The organization provides two main types of opportunities: Research Grants and Postdoctoral Fellowship Programmes. The Research Grant Programme supports international teams of researchers pursuing innovative, interdisciplinary research in the life sciences. The programme encourages collaboration across countries and scientific disciplines. There are two types of grants available: Early Career Research Grants and Program Research Grants. The HFSP Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme supports early-career researchers pursuing frontier and potentially transformative research in the life sciences. The programme encourages Fellows to expand their research skills by working in a new country and often in a new disciplinary area. Benefits - Research Grants are awarded for three years - Long-Term Fellowships and Cross-Disciplinary Fellowships are available for postdoctoral researchers Eligibility - Early Career Research Grants: team members must have a Doctoral degree and be in a position to initiate and direct their own independent lines of research - Program Research Grants: awarded to teams of independent researchers at any stage of their careers - Long-Term Fellowships: applicants must have a PhD on a biological topic - Cross-Disciplinary Fellowships: applicants must hold a Doctoral degree from a non-biological discipline Required Documents - Letter of intent - Full proposal (by invitation only) 2. Submit a full proposal (by invitation only) through Proposal Central 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application

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Grants

National Research Foundation (South Africa)

DSTI-NRF Postgraduate Student Funding for the 2026 Academic Year

The Department of Science and Innovation and the National Research Foundation are offering postgraduate student funding for the 2026 academic year. This funding is for master's and doctoral students in all areas of science, engineering, technology, social sciences, and humanities. The funding is either Full Cost of Study or Partial Cost of Study. To be eligible for funding, students must have a minimum academic requirement of 65% for their previous degree. Full Cost of Study funding is awarded to South African citizens and permanent residents who are financially needy, living with a disability, or exceptional academic achievers. The funding is intended to support postgraduate students pursuing studies in various fields. Students are expected to apply through the NRF Connect System. Benefits - Full Cost of Study funding for South African citizens and permanent residents who meet certain criteria - Partial Cost of Study funding for international students and South African citizens and permanent residents who do not qualify for Full Cost of Study Eligibility - Minimum academic requirement of 65% for the previous degree - Open to master's and doctoral students - Full Cost of Study funding is for South African citizens and permanent residents who are financially needy, living with a disability, or exceptional academic achievers - Partial Cost of Study funding is for 5% of international students and South African citizens and permanent residents who meet other minimum requirements Required Documents - Progress Report for continuing students 2. Submit required documents and information 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application

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Grants

National Research Foundation (South Africa)

DSTI-NRF Postgraduate Student Funding for the 2027 Academic Year

The DSTI and NRF are offering postgraduate student funding for the 2027 academic year. This funding is available for Master's and Doctoral students in all areas of Science, Engineering, Technology, Social Sciences, and Humanities. The NRF has a minimum academic requirement of 65% for the previous degree. The funding will be awarded in two categories: Full Cost of Study (FCS) and Partial Cost of Study (PCS). FCS funding is available to South African citizens and Permanent Residents who are financially needy, living with a disability, or are exceptional academic achievers. PCS funding will be awarded to 5% of international students, including South African citizens and Permanent Residents who meet the minimum requirements but are not eligible for FCS. The application process will be done through the NRF Connect System. Students are expected to apply online, and no manual applications will be accepted. Benefits - Full Cost of Study (FCS) funding for South African citizens and Permanent Residents who meet the eligibility criteria - Partial Cost of Study (PCS) funding for international students and South African citizens and Permanent Residents who meet the minimum requirements Eligibility - Minimum academic requirement of 65% for the previous degree - Open to Master's and Doctoral students in all areas of Science, Engineering, Technology, Social Sciences, and Humanities - FCS funding is available to South African citizens and Permanent Residents who are financially needy, living with a disability, or are exceptional academic achievers - PCS funding is available to 5% of international students, including South African citizens and Permanent Residents who meet the minimum requirements Required Documents - Progress Report for continuing students who are eligible for a second or third year of funding 2. Submit the required documents and information 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application

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Scholarships

Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (UK)

Commonwealth Master’s Scholarships

The Commonwealth Master's Scholarships are funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office. These scholarships enable individuals from low and middle-income Commonwealth countries to study for a full-time taught Master's degree at a UK university. The scholarships are part of the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan and are aimed at those who could not otherwise afford to study in the UK. The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK operates the scheme, which is designed to support sustainable development and provide opportunities for international partnerships and collaboration. The scholarships are offered under six development themes and are intended for candidates from eligible Commonwealth countries. The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission provides the UK government scholarship scheme, which is led by international development objectives. By supporting talented individuals, the Commission aims to help them become leaders and innovators in their home countries. The application process for the 2026/27 academic year is now closed, and the scholarships are for study in the UK beginning in September/October 2026. The Commission uses an online application system called CSC Central, and applicants must apply through this system. Benefits - Full-time taught Master's study at a UK university - Funding for study in the UK beginning in September/October 2026 Eligibility - Candidates must be from eligible low and middle-income Commonwealth countries - Candidates must be applying for a full-time taught Master's degree at a UK university - Applications must be made using the CSC Central application system Required Documents - Applicants must apply to an nominator, either a national nominating agency or a selected non-governmental organisation or charitable body - Applicants must also apply to the CSC using the CSC Central application system 2. Register for the CSC Central application system and complete the application form. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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Scholarships

Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (UK)

Commonwealth Shared Scholarships

The Commonwealth Shared Scholarship programme is one of three Master’s programmes offered by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission. The programme aims to contribute to development needs of Commonwealth countries by providing training for skilled and qualified professionals and academics who would not otherwise have been able to study in the UK. The programme is intended for high-quality postgraduate students from Least Developed and middle-income countries. The award duration is normally 12 months. Applications are made via successful universities, which make the initial selection of candidates, who are subsequently approved by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission. The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK provides the UK government scholarship scheme led by international development objectives. It operates within the framework of the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan and offers a demonstration of the UK’s enduring commitment to the Commonwealth. Benefits - Full tuition fees - Living cost component of the scholarships, funded by the UK universities Eligibility - Must be from a Least Developed or middle-income country - Must not have studied for a year or more in a high-income country before - Must not be able to afford to study in the UK without the scholarship - Must have the potential to enhance the development of their home country - Must apply to study an approved Master’s course at a participating UK university - Must secure admission for the chosen university course in addition to applying for a Commonwealth Shared Scholarship Required Documents - Applications must be submitted via the online application system, CSC Central 2. Submit an application for a Commonwealth Shared Scholarship via the CSC Central online application system. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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Scholarships

Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (UK)

Commonwealth PhD Scholarships

The Commonwealth PhD Scholarships are for applicants from least developed countries and vulnerable states, as classified by the OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC), in the Commonwealth. These scholarships are for full-time doctoral study at a UK university. The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK (CSC) provides the UK government scholarship scheme. The scholarships contribute to the development needs of Commonwealth countries by supporting research that will have a developmental impact. The scholarships are funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) and are aimed at high-quality graduates who have the potential to undertake world-class research of a developmental nature. The scholarships are offered under the six CSC Development themes. Applications for the 2026/27 academic year are now closed, and the scholarships are for study in the UK beginning in September/October 2026. Benefits - Full-time doctoral study at a UK university - Financial assistance for the duration of the scholarship Eligibility - Open to citizens of least developed countries and vulnerable states, as classified by the OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC), in the Commonwealth - For high-quality graduates who have the potential to undertake world-class research of a developmental nature Required Documents - Application form submitted via CSC Central - Supporting documentation as required by the CSC 2. Use the CSC Central application system to submit the application. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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Scholarships

Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (UK)

Commonwealth Fellowships – information for UK host organisations

The Commonwealth Fellowship Programme has two strands: Commonwealth Professional Fellowships and Commonwealth Academic Fellowships. These fellowships are for citizens of eligible Commonwealth countries to spend time in the UK working on a programme of professional or academic development. The programme is designed for mid-career professionals and academic staff to undertake a programme of development that will have an impact upon their return home. The fellowships are offered under six development themes, including science and technology for development, improving population health, and promoting innovation and entrepreneurship. The Commonwealth Professional Fellowships are for mid-career professionals with five years of relevant experience, while the Commonwealth Academic Fellowships are for academic staff with a PhD employed by a university in an eligible Commonwealth country. The fellowships will be offered to approximately 10-15 citizens of Commonwealth countries not eligible for ODA and approximately 30 citizens of Commonwealth countries eligible for ODA. The fellowships will begin in March 2027, with Professional Fellowships lasting between six weeks and three months, and Academic Fellowships lasting three months. Host organisations can apply to host between two and five Commonwealth Professional Fellows, and must be based in the UK, be a publicly funded organisation or charity, and have at least £30,000 in cash funds available. Benefits - Approximately 10-15 fellowships for citizens of Commonwealth countries not eligible for ODA - Approximately 30 fellowships for citizens of Commonwealth countries eligible for ODA - Funding for a programme of professional or academic development in the UK Eligibility - Must be a citizen of an eligible Commonwealth country - Must be a mid-career professional with five years of relevant experience for Professional Fellowships - Must have a PhD and be employed by a university in an eligible Commonwealth country for Academic Fellowships - Must be available to start the fellowship in March 2027 - Must be able to undertake a programme of professional or academic development that will have a developmental impact upon their return home Required Documents - Application form - Proposal for a programme of professional or academic development 2. Prepare an application, including a proposal for a programme of professional or academic development. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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