Scholarship Resources and Guides
Guides to help you find, prepare and submit scholarship applications.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We focus on scholarships for international students at master’s and doctoral level, offered by governments, universities and foundations. Here are answers to common questions.
How do I start my scholarship search?
Start with our guides on the Blog page. Note the country, level of study and eligibility rules for each scholarship, then check the official website for the current call.
Can I apply for multiple scholarships?
Yes. Most scholarships allow you to apply to several programmes, but some have rules about holding other awards, so read the conditions of each one.
Are there deadlines I should be aware of?
Yes. Deadlines differ for each scholarship and often vary by country. Our guides include timelines, but always confirm the date on the official website.
What documents are typically required?
Common documents include academic transcripts, recommendation letters, and personal statements.
Is there support for international students?
Yes. Many of the scholarships on this site are designed specifically for international students.
How often are your guides updated?
We revise a guide when official details change and show when each article was last reviewed.
Featured Scholarship Guides
Start with these in-depth guides to well-known scholarships.
Chevening Scholarships
The UK Government’s fully funded one-year master’s scholarship, with eligibility and the 2027/28 timeline. Read the guide.


Commonwealth Master’s Scholarships
How the nomination-based Commonwealth Master’s Scholarships work for students from eligible countries. Read the guide.
Fulbright Foreign Student Program
Funded graduate study in the United States, applied for through your home country’s Fulbright office. Read the guide.
