Scholarships for African Students
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Wellcome Trust African Programmes
Wellcome Trust offers various funding schemes for African scientists to conduct biomedical and health research across Africa.
Commonwealth Split-Site PhD Scholarship
Commonwealth Split-Site Scholarships enable PhD students from developing countries to spend 12 months at a UK university as part of their PhD.
OPEC Fund Scholarship
The OPEC Fund for International Development offers scholarships to students from member or beneficiary countries to pursue postgraduate degrees.
World Bank Global Scholarship Program
The World Bank Group offers scholarships to support mid-career professionals from developing countries to pursue graduate studies.
VLIR-UOS Scholarship
VLIR-UOS offers scholarships for students from developing countries to study a Master's programme at a Flemish university in Belgium.
Eiffel Excellence Scholarship
The Eiffel Excellence Scholarship Programme was established by the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs to attract top foreign students to France.
Korean Government Scholarship (GKS)
The Korean Government Scholarship Program (GKS/KGSP) supports international students to study at Korean universities.
African Development Bank Scholarship
The African Development Bank offers scholarships to African students for postgraduate studies at leading universities worldwide.
PAASCU Scholarship
The African Union Commission offers scholarships for African students to study in African universities or abroad in strategic fields.
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees are high-level integrated study programmes offered by international consortia of higher education institutions.
Norwegian Government Quota Scholarship
The Norwegian Government offers quota scholarships for students from developing countries to study at Norwegian universities.
Swedish Institute Scholarships
The Swedish Institute offers scholarships to future leaders who wish to pursue Master's studies in Sweden and make a difference in their home countries.