KAIST Scholarships: Who Qualifies, What They Pay and How to Apply

KAIST Scholarships guide for international undergraduate and graduate students

If you are an international student who wants to study science or engineering in South Korea, KAIST scholarships are among the strongest funding offers you can get. The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, based in Daejeon, offers financial support to international students from undergraduate level through to the PhD. For graduate applicants, funding … Read more

Nanyang President’s Graduate Scholarship and NTU Scholarships: A Practical Guide for Aspiring PhD Researchers

Nanyang President's Graduate Scholarship and NTU Scholarships

The Nanyang President’s Graduate Scholarship stands out as one of the most prestigious fully funded opportunities for outstanding students aiming to pursue a full-time PhD at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore. If you are an international student whether from Africa, Asia, Europe, or elsewhere looking for substantial support to launch a research career, this … Read more

Yenching Academy Scholarship: Complete Guide to Peking University’s Fully Funded Master’s

Yenching Academy Scholarship at Peking University, a fully funded two-year master's in China Studies

The Yenching Academy Scholarship is a full fellowship for a two-year interdisciplinary master’s in China Studies at Peking University in Beijing. It’s open to graduates from around the world, including Africa, and about 75% of each cohort is international. Fellowship funding covers your tuition, accommodation, a monthly stipend and more, so the scholarship and the … Read more

MEXT Scholarship University Recommendation: Complete Guide to the Japanese Government Scholarship

MEXT Scholarship University Recommendation route to a tuition-free Japanese Government Scholarship

The MEXT Scholarship University Recommendation route is one of two ways to win a Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship. Instead of applying through a Japanese embassy in your home country, you apply to a Japanese university, which selects its own candidates and recommends them to MEXT, Japan’s education ministry. The scholarship waives your tuition, pays a … Read more