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Scholarships· San Jacinto Community College

San Jacinto Community College - automotive technicianOther (Graduate Fellowship & Assistantship)

Opportunity Overview San Jacinto Community College offers graduate funding for students pursuing automotive technician programs. The funding comes as a graduate assistantship, fellowship, or stipend, depending on the applicant's admission status and the department's available resources. These awards are reported under US higher education department funding guidelines, meaning they follow standard federal and institutional rules for how financial support is distributed to graduate students. The automotive technician track at San Jacinto prepares students for hands-on work diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining vehicles. Graduate-level funding in this field typically supports students who plan to teach the trade, conduct research on automotive technology, or take on advanced technical roles. The assistantship component usually involves working alongside faculty, helping with lab instruction, or supporting departmental projects in exchange for the funding. San Jacinto Community College is a public community college system based in Houston, Texas. It operates multiple campuses across the greater Houston area and serves one of the largest community college student populations in the state. The college is known for its workforce training programs, particularly in technical fields like automotive technology, welding, and industrial maintenance. Its partnerships with local employers give students direct pipelines into the region's job market. Houston offers a relatively low cost of living compared to other major US cities. Housing, food, and transportation are all affordable, especially for graduate students on a stipend. The city has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Texas has no state income tax, which means more of your stipend stays in your pocket. International students will need to work with the college's international office to secure the appropriate visa status for graduate study and assistantship work. Benefits - Graduate assistantship funding that covers tuition costs - Fellowship funding awarded based on academic merit and admission status - Stipend payments to support living expenses during the program - Hands-on training in automotive diagnostics and repair - Access to San Jacinto's automotive labs and equipment - Faculty mentorship through the assistantship component Eligibility - Must apply and be admitted to a graduate program at San Jacinto Community College - Must be pursuing the automotive technician track - Funding decisions based on admission status and departmental review - Must meet US higher education department funding guidelines - International applicants must secure appropriate visa status Required Documents - Graduate school application to San Jacinto Community College - Proof of admission status - Documentation required under US higher education department funding guidelines How to Apply 1. Apply for admission to the automotive technician graduate program at San Jacinto Community College. 2. Submit any additional materials required for funding consideration through the college's financial aid office. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

Rolling deadline🇺🇸 United States · Fully Funded · Masters, PhD

Scholarships· University of Hong Kong (HKU)

University of Hong Kong (HKU) - ManagementMasters (Graduate Fellowship & Assistantship)

Opportunity Overview The University of Hong Kong (HKU) offers a ManagementMasters program with funding support through graduate assistantships, fellowships, and stipends. This is a chance to study business and management at one of Asia's leading universities while getting financial backing for your degree. HKU consistently ranks among the top universities in Asia and the world. Founded in 1911, it is the oldest tertiary institution in Hong Kong. The business school is well-regarded globally, with strong connections to financial and corporate sectors across Asia. Students here get access to a network of alumni working in banking, consulting, and tech throughout the region. The campus sits in the western part of Hong Kong Island, close to the central business district. Hong Kong is a dense, fast-moving city where English is an official language and widely used in business and academia. The cost of living is high, especially for housing, but the graduate assistantship and stipend funding can offset some of that. The city has a subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and mild winters. International students typically need a student visa, which HKU's admissions office helps arrange once you are admitted. Public transport is excellent, and most of the city is accessible within an hour by MTR. This funding is realistically for students who have strong academic records and can contribute to teaching or research while pursuing their degree. The assistantship component means you will likely work alongside faculty on research projects or help with undergraduate courses. It is a practical way to fund graduate study while building experience that matters on a CV. Benefits - Graduate assistantship funding that covers part of your study costs - Fellowship support based on academic merit - Monthly stipend to help with living expenses in Hong Kong - - Access to HKU's research facilities and faculty mentorship Eligibility - Admission to the ManagementMasters program at HKU is required - Funding offers are tied to admission status, so you must first be accepted into the program - Academic merit is a key factor in receiving fellowship support - Applicants must meet HKU's standard graduate admission requirements, including a bachelor's degree - International students are eligible, but must secure a student visa for Hong Kong Required Documents - Completed application for admission to the ManagementMasters program at HKU - Academic transcripts from previous degrees - Proof of English proficiency, such as TOEFL or IELTS scores, if your prior education was not in English - Letters of recommendation, typically two or three, from academic referees - A statement of purpose or personal essay outlining your research interests and career goals - CV or resume detailing your academic and professional background How to Apply 1. Apply for admission to the ManagementMasters program at HKU through the university's graduate admissions portal. 2. Submit all required documents, including transcripts, test scores, and references, before the program's application deadline. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

Rolling deadline🇭🇰 Hong Kong · Fully Funded · Masters, PhD

Scholarships· Rutgers University

Rutgers University - Computer ScienceMasters (Graduate Fellowship & Assistantship)

Opportunity Overview Rutgers University offers funded graduate study in Computer Science at the Master's level through a combination of graduate assistantships, fellowships, and stipend support. The funding package is tied directly to your admission status, meaning the university evaluates applicants holistically and awards financial support based on academic merit, research potential, and departmental needs. This is a competitive funding route for students who want to pursue a Master's in Computer Science at a major US public research university without shouldering the full cost themselves. Rutgers is one of the oldest and largest public universities in the United States, founded in 1766 and based in New Jersey. Its Computer Science department sits within the School of Arts and Sciences and is consistently ranked among the top programs in the country. The department has strong research groups in artificial intelligence, machine learning, systems, theory, and data science, and it maintains close ties with industry partners in the New York City and Philadelphia corridors. Graduate students here often work alongside faculty on funded research projects, which is how many assistantship positions are generated. The funding structure works like this: graduate assistants typically receive a stipend in exchange for teaching or research duties, while fellowships provide support without work obligations. Stipend amounts vary by department and funding source, but they are designed to cover living costs in the New Brunswick area, which is more affordable than nearby New York City. The university reports funding offers under US higher education department guidelines, so the process is standardized and transparent across departments. Living in New Brunswick, New Jersey, means you are about 45 minutes by train from Manhattan, with a moderate cost of living compared to the city itself. Winters are cold, summers are humid, and the campus is walkable and student-focused. International students on assistantships typically receive visa sponsorship through the university, and the stipend is enough to cover rent, food, and basic expenses in the area. Benefits - Graduate assistantship with a stipend for teaching or research duties - Fellowship funding that does not require work obligations - Stipend support designed to cover living costs in New Brunswick, New Jersey - Tuition coverage typically included with assistantship appointments - Access to funded research projects within the Computer Science department - Visa sponsorship for international students awarded assistantships Eligibility - Open to applicants seeking admission to the Master's program in Computer Science at Rutgers University - Funding decisions are based on admission status and academic merit - Applicants must meet Rutgers graduate school admission requirements, including a bachelor's degree - International applicants must demonstrate English proficiency through TOEFL or IELTS scores - Strong academic record and research potential are key factors in funding decisions - Assistantship positions may require teaching or research experience Required Documents - Completed graduate application to Rutgers University - Official transcripts from all previous institutions - Statement of purpose outlining research interests and career goals - Letters of recommendation from academic or professional references - GRE scores, if required by the department - TOEFL or IELTS scores for international applicants How to Apply 1. Submit your graduate application to Rutgers University's Computer Science Master's program, indicating your interest in funding opportunities. 2. Ensure all supporting documents, including transcripts, test scores, and recommendations, are submitted by the application deadline. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

Rolling deadline🇺🇸 United States · Fully Funded · Masters, PhD

Scholarships· University of Connecticut

University of Connecticut - PhilosophyPhD (Graduate Fellowship & Assistantship)

Opportunity Overview The University of Connecticut's Philosophy PhD program offers funded graduate study through a combination of assistantships, fellowships, and stipends. UConn is a public research university in Storrs, Connecticut, and a member of the Association of American Universities. Its philosophy department is known for strengths in ethics, political philosophy, epistemology, and the history of philosophy, with faculty actively publishing in top journals and hosting regular workshops and colloquia. Funding for PhD students typically comes in the form of teaching assistantships, research assistantships, and competitive fellowships. Teaching assistants usually lead discussion sections for large lecture courses or teach their own introductory classes after their first year. Research assistants work directly with faculty on funded projects. Fellowships provide a semester or a year of funding with no teaching duties, allowing students to focus entirely on their dissertation or comprehensive exams. The program is designed for students serious about an academic career in philosophy. Most admitted students have a strong background in the discipline, often with a bachelor's or master's degree in philosophy or a closely related field. The funding package is meant to cover tuition and provide a living stipend so students can focus on their studies without taking on outside work. Storrs sits in eastern Connecticut, about 30 miles from Hartford and roughly 90 minutes from Boston and New York City. It is a classic New England college town, with a low cost of living compared to nearby metropolitan areas. Winters are cold and snowy, while summers are warm and humid. International students will need a student visa, which the university's international office supports through the admissions process. Graduate students typically live in university housing or in apartments in the surrounding towns, and a car is helpful for getting around the region. Benefits - Full tuition coverage for the duration of the PhD program - Graduate assistantship stipend paid monthly during the academic year - Fellowship funding for one or more semesters with no teaching responsibilities - Health insurance coverage through the university - Funding for conference travel and research expenses in some cases Eligibility - Open to domestic and international applicants - Must apply and be admitted to the Philosophy PhD program at UConn - A bachelor's degree is required; a master's degree in philosophy is helpful but not always necessary - Strong academic record and writing sample required as part of the application - Teaching assistantships may require English proficiency, demonstrated through TOEFL or IELTS for non-native speakers Required Documents - Online application to the UConn Graduate School - Academic transcripts from all previous institutions - Writing sample in philosophy, typically 15-20 pages - Statement of purpose outlining research interests and fit with the department - Three letters of recommendation from academic referees - GRE scores, if required by the department for the application year - TOEFL or IELTS scores for international applicants whose first language is not English How to Apply 1. Prepare your application materials, including transcripts, writing sample, statement of purpose, and letters of recommendation. 2. Submit your application to the UConn Graduate School by the department's deadline, usually in December for fall admission. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

Rolling deadline🇺🇸 United States · Fully Funded · Masters, PhD

Scholarships· Columbia University

Columbia University - Biomedical EngineeringPhD (Graduate Fellowship & Assistantship)

Opportunity Overview Columbia University's Biomedical Engineering PhD program funds its doctoral students through a combination of graduate fellowships, research assistantships, and stipends. The funding package is tied to your admission status, and applicants report their offers under US higher education department funding guidelines. In practice, this means that if you are admitted to the PhD program, you are typically supported financially for the duration of your studies, rather than having to piece together your own funding. The program sits within Columbia's Department of Biomedical Engineering, which is part of the Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science. The department is known for its research across several areas, including neural engineering, biomechanics, medical imaging, and drug delivery. Faculty work closely with Columbia University Irving Medical Center, which gives students access to clinical settings and patient data. Research groups are active in areas like brain-computer interfaces, tissue engineering, and computational modeling of biological systems. Columbia University is a private Ivy League research university in New York City, founded in 1754 as King's College. It is one of the oldest and most selective universities in the United States, with a strong emphasis on research across engineering, medicine, and the sciences. The university consistently ranks among the top institutions globally, and its engineering school attracts faculty and students from around the world. The Biomedical Engineering department is relatively large for a PhD program, with dozens of faculty members and a steady stream of funded research projects. Living in New York City as a PhD student is a distinct experience. The cost of living is high, particularly for housing, but the stipend is designed to cover basic expenses in the city. Most students live in Morningside Heights near the main campus, or in nearby neighborhoods like Harlem or Washington Heights, where rents are more manageable. The city itself offers an enormous range of cultural, professional, and social opportunities, and the university's location means you are minutes from Central Park, Broadway, and the rest of Manhattan. Winters are cold and snowy, while summers are hot and humid. International students will need an F-1 visa, which Columbia's international student office handles as part of the admissions process. Benefits - Full tuition coverage for the duration of the PhD program - Graduate fellowship funding that provides a living stipend - Research assistantship positions that pay a monthly salary - Stipend amounts set according to US higher education department funding guidelines - Funding is tied to admission status, meaning admitted students are generally supported Eligibility - Admission to the Biomedical Engineering PhD program at Columbia University is required - Applicants must meet Columbia's graduate school admission requirements - International students are eligible to apply - A strong academic background in biomedical engineering, engineering, or a related science field is expected - Research experience is typically expected for competitive applicants Required Documents - Graduate school application form - Academic transcripts from all previous institutions - Letters of recommendation - Statement of purpose describing research interests - Standardized test scores as required by the department - English proficiency test scores for international applicants How to Apply 1. Prepare your application materials, including transcripts, letters of recommendation, and your statement of purpose. 2. Submit your application to Columbia University's Biomedical Engineering PhD program through the university's graduate admissions system. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

Rolling deadline🇺🇸 United States · Fully Funded · Masters, PhD

Scholarships· University of Southern Mississippi

University of Southern Mississippi - ChemistryPhD (Graduate Fellowship & Assistantship)

Opportunity Overview The University of Southern Mississippi offers funded graduate positions for PhD students in Chemistry, combining fellowship support with graduate assistantship stipends. This funding package is designed to cover the cost of pursuing a doctoral degree in chemistry while providing hands-on teaching or research experience. The university reports admission and funding offers under US higher education department guidelines, meaning the support is structured around federal and institutional standards for graduate education. The University of Southern Mississippi, often called Southern Miss, is a public research university based in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Its School of Polymer Science and Engineering is nationally recognized, and the chemistry department benefits from that strength. The university has a strong focus on materials science, polymer chemistry, and applied research, with close ties to local industry. Southern Miss operates multiple campuses across Mississippi and enrolls roughly 14,000 students. For a chemistry PhD student, this means access to well-equipped labs and faculty working on funded research projects. Hattiesburg sits in the southeastern United States, about 70 miles from the Gulf Coast. The cost of living is low compared to most US university towns, so a graduate stipend goes further here than in cities like Boston or San Francisco. The climate is humid subtropical, with hot summers and mild winters. International students will need a US student visa, which the university typically sponsors through the SEVIS system once admission and funding are confirmed. The city is small but has a lively college-town atmosphere, and New Orleans is about a two-hour drive for weekend trips. This funding is realistically for students who want to commit to a full-time, multi-year PhD program. The combination of fellowship and assistantship means you will likely split time between coursework, lab research, and teaching undergraduate labs. It is a solid route for someone aiming at a career in academic research, industrial R&D, or materials science. Benefits - Graduate assistantship stipend provided for the academic year - Fellowship funding that supplements the assistantship stipend - Tuition support typically included as part of the funding package - Funding offers are reported in line with US higher education department guidelines - Access to research facilities and lab resources at Southern Miss - Teaching experience through undergraduate lab supervision, if assigned Eligibility - Must be admitted to the Chemistry PhD program at the University of Southern Mississippi - Open to domestic and international applicants - A bachelor's degree in chemistry, biochemistry, or a closely related field is required - Strong academic record, particularly in chemistry coursework - Research experience is preferred but not always mandatory - International applicants must meet English language proficiency requirements, typically via TOEFL or IELTS Required Documents - Completed graduate school application to Southern Miss - Official transcripts from all previous colleges and universities - Letters of recommendation, usually three - Statement of purpose or personal statement - CV or resume - TOEFL or IELTS scores for international applicants How to Apply 1. Submit your graduate application to the University of Southern Mississippi's chemistry PhD program, including all transcripts, letters of recommendation, and your statement of purpose. 2. Indicate your interest in funding and assistantship positions in your application materials. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

Rolling deadline🇺🇸 United States · Fully Funded · Masters, PhD

Scholarships· Ruth First Scholarships For Southern Africans At Durham University

Ruth First Scholarships for Southern Africans at Durham University

Opportunity Overview Durham University offers the Ruth First Scholarship to students from Southern Africa pursuing a Master's degree. The scholarship honors Ruth First, a South African anti-apartheid activist and journalist who was assassinated in 1982. It is designed to support academically strong students from the region who want to study at one of the UK's leading research universities. The scholarship covers full tuition fees for a one-year taught Master's program at Durham. It also provides a monthly stipend to help with living costs while you study in the UK. The exact stipend amount varies by year, but it is intended to cover accommodation, food, and everyday expenses in Durham. You will be responsible for your own travel to the UK, visa costs, and any additional personal spending. Durham University is a collegiate institution in northeast England, founded in 1832. It consistently ranks among the top universities in the UK and globally, with strong departments in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. The university is known for its research output and its historic castle and cathedral, which are UNESCO World Heritage sites. Around 20,000 students study there, including a significant international community. Living in Durham means a compact city with a low cost of living compared to London. Renting a room in shared accommodation typically costs between £400 and £600 per month. The city is safe, walkable, and well connected by train to Edinburgh and London. Winters are cold and damp, with temperatures often near freezing from December to February. International students on a UK Student visa can work up to 20 hours per week during term time, which helps with day-to-day costs. This scholarship is competitive and aimed at students who show both academic excellence and a commitment to social justice, reflecting Ruth First's legacy. If you are from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia, Mozambique, Angola, Malawi, or Lesotho and have a strong undergraduate record, this is a realistic path to a funded Master's in the UK. Use Oppora's CV Builder Studio to polish your academic CV before you apply, and run your personal statement through Oppora's AI Cover Letter Generator to make sure it clearly connects your background to Ruth First's values. Benefits - Full tuition fees covered for a one-year taught Master's program - Monthly stipend provided for living costs in Durham - Access to Durham University's collegiate system and student support services - Opportunity to study at a globally ranked research university in the UK Eligibility - Open to citizens of Southern African countries, including South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia, Mozambique, Angola, Malawi, and Lesotho - Must hold an offer of admission to a full-time taught Master's program at Durham University - Must demonstrate strong academic achievement in previous studies - Must show a commitment to social justice, human rights, or community development, reflecting Ruth First's work - Must be able to fund your own travel to the UK, visa application, and any additional personal expenses Required Documents - Completed scholarship application form - Academic transcripts and degree certificates - Personal statement explaining your academic interests and commitment to social justice - Two academic references - Copy of your passport or national ID - Proof of admission offer from Durham University How to Apply 1. Apply for admission to a taught Master's program at Durham University and receive an offer. 2. Submit the Ruth First Scholarship application with your transcripts, personal statement, references, and proof of admission. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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Scholarships· Université De Lyon Master’S Scholarships

Université de Lyon Master’s Scholarships

Opportunity Overview Université de Lyon is offering Master's scholarships for international students to study at one of the most prominent university networks in France. The university system, based in the country's third-largest city, brings together 12 member institutions and nearly 120,000 students, making it one of the largest higher education clusters in Europe. The scholarship is designed to support high-achieving students from around the world who want to pursue a graduate degree in France. The Université de Lyon network includes several well-known institutions, such as Claude Bernard University Lyon 1, Lumière University Lyon 2, Jean Moulin University Lyon 3, and the prestigious École Normale Supérieure de Lyon. Each of these schools has its own strengths, ranging from science and engineering to humanities, social sciences, and business. The network also partners with research laboratories and engineering schools, so students have access to a broad academic environment rather than a single campus. Lyon itself is a major draw for international students. It is France's gastronomic capital, with a UNESCO-listed old town and a strong tech and pharmaceutical industry. The city is well connected to Paris by high-speed train, with a journey time of around two hours. Living costs in Lyon are noticeably lower than in Paris, though still significant. Students typically budget between 800 and 1,200 euros per month for rent, food, transport, and personal expenses. The city has a large student population, and international students can expect a welcoming environment with plenty of cultural events and student associations. This scholarship is aimed at students who have already been admitted to a Master's program at one of the member institutions. It is not a separate application process for admission; rather, it is a funding opportunity that supports students once they have secured a place. If you are considering graduate study in France and want to be based in a dynamic, mid-sized European city rather than the capital, this program is worth a close look. Before applying, use Oppora's CV Builder Studio to prepare a clear, ATS-friendly academic CV, since the selection committee will likely review your academic background and achievements closely. Benefits - Full tuition fee coverage for the duration of the Master's program - Monthly living stipend to help cover accommodation and daily expenses - Access to the full academic resources of the Université de Lyon network - Opportunity to study in a network of 12 member institutions and 120,000 students Eligibility - Open to international students from outside France - Must hold a Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification - Must have applied to and been accepted into a Master's program at one of the Université de Lyon member institutions - Academic excellence is a key criterion, with strong grades in previous studies required - Language proficiency in either French or English, depending on the language of instruction of the chosen program Required Documents - Completed scholarship application form - Copy of passport or national ID - Academic transcripts from previous university studies - Proof of admission to a Master's program at a Université de Lyon institution - Motivation letter explaining your academic goals and reasons for choosing Lyon - Letters of recommendation from previous professors or employers - Language proficiency certificate (DELF/DALF for French, TOEFL/IELTS for English) How to Apply 1. Apply for admission to a Master's program at one of the Université de Lyon member institutions and receive an acceptance letter. 2. Prepare your scholarship application, including your motivation letter and supporting documents, using Oppora's AI Cover Letter Generator to strengthen your statement. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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Scholarships for International Students

San Jacinto Community College - automotive technicianOther (Graduate Fellowship & Assistantship)

University of Hong Kong (HKU) - ManagementMasters (Graduate Fellowship & Assistantship)

Rutgers University - Computer ScienceMasters (Graduate Fellowship & Assistantship)

University of Connecticut - PhilosophyPhD (Graduate Fellowship & Assistantship)

Columbia University - Biomedical EngineeringPhD (Graduate Fellowship & Assistantship)

University of Southern Mississippi - ChemistryPhD (Graduate Fellowship & Assistantship)

Ruth First Scholarships for Southern Africans at Durham University

Université de Lyon Master’s Scholarships

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