š§¾ What this is The University of Padua offers the Padua International Excellence Scholarship for highly talented international students enrolling in eligible English-taught Bachelorās, Masterās, or Single-Cycle degrees, with selection based on academic excellence.
š¶ Funding You get a tuition fee waiver plus ā¬8,000 gross per academic year. You still pay the administrative fee (regional tax and revenue stamp) and extras like travel or insurance are not covered.
ā³ Duration Up to 2 consecutive years for Masterās programmes and up to 3 consecutive years for Bachelorās and Single-Cycle programmes.
ā Who can be considered You must not reside in Italy, must hold a non-Italian entry qualification, and must not have Italian citizenship except dual citizenship including Italian. There is no separate scholarship application: you are automatically considered when you apply to an eligible programme.
ā° Deadlines you need to watch Limited seats programmes for non-EU applicants residing outside Italy: deadline is 7 March 2026. Many unlimited seats programmes Call Two: 2 March 2026 to 2 May 2026.
ā Selection note Scholarships are mainly reserved for candidates applying in the first application period; awarding to second-period applicants is only exceptional depending on the programme committee.
š How we can help We support the full study-abroad process end to end: programme targeting, CV and motivation strategy, SOP and documents, scholarship planning, interview prep, and visa guidance. If you want a clear plan for Italy applications and funding, message us.
The Heinrich Bƶll Stiftung offers study and doctoral scholarships for degree programmes at German universities. Selection combines strong academic performance with clear social and political engagement that aligns with the foundationās values (democracy, ecology, human rights, social justice).
š¶ Funding (typical amounts for international applicants)
For international Masterās students (not educated in Germany): about ā¬992/month plus possible individual allowances and sometimes health insurance. For international PhD students (not educated in Germany): about ā¬1,400/month + ā¬100 mobility allowance/month + additional allowances.
International applicants must show German language proficiency at least B2 (or DSH 1) with written proof. Applications are online only, via the foundationās portal.
ā° Key dates ā 2026 rounds Spring 2026 call: 15 Jan 2026 ā 01 Mar 2026 (deadline) Fall 2026 call: 15 Jul 2026 ā 01 Sep 2026 The portal usually opens about six weeks before each deadline, so you should prepare documents early.
š Priority note for applicants abroad
The foundation states that priority is given to applicants from DAC countries who are still abroad at the time of application, for both Masterās and PhD tracks. This is important if you are planning long-term migration via study + scholarship.
š How we can help
We support your study-abroad path end to end: programme and country targeting, CV and motivational essays, proof of engagement, application strategy, interview prep, and visa planning. If you are serious about applying to Germany with scholarships like Bƶll, send us a message and weāll help you design a clear, realistic plan.
Karolinska Institutet (KI) offers the Global Masterās Scholarship as a tuition-fee scholarship for non-EU/EEA students admitted to KI Global Masterās programmes starting in 2026. The scholarship covers the tuition fee only ā travel, living costs and other expenses are not included.
ā° Key dates (very important)
Masterās programme application deadline: 15 January 2026 CV form / University Admissions deadline: 2 February 2026 Scholarship application window: 9ā25 February 2026 Final day to submit the scholarship form: 25 February 2026 If you already applied for a KI Global Masterās and submitted the CV form by 2 February, you can now focus on completing the scholarship application before 25 February 2026.
š Who can apply
You must be a fee-paying student from outside the EU/EEA, have applied to a KI Global Masterās programme starting 2026, and have paid the application fee and submitted all required documents (including the CV form) by 2 February 2026. Only then are you eligible to submit the KI scholarship application in the February window.
š Why it still matters now
Actionability is a bit lower because the CV deadline has passed, but for applicants who already completed the programme application + CV form, this post is critical: you still have to submit the actual KI scholarship form between 9 and 25 February or you lose the tuition-waiver chance.
š Study at Central European University (CEU) in 2026 Central European University (CEU) is accepting 2026 applications for Bachelorās, Masterās and Doctoral programmes. Admissions and CEU financial aid are decided together in the main round, with a hard deadline of 4 February 2026 (23:59 CET) if you want scholarships or stipends.
š Not one single āfull scholarshipā, but several funding packages CEU does not offer one universal āā¬12,000 full scholarshipā. It has programme-linked financial aid that varies by level and offer type. For Masterās, awards can combine partial or full tuition with monthly stipends roughly in the ā¬300āā¬1,000 range. For Doctoral students, funding usually covers full tuition and health insurance plus a doctoral stipend of about ā¬1,880 gross per month.
š° What funding at CEU can look like Depending on your programme and offer, you may receive a tuition waiver, a Masterās stipend, or a full doctoral package with tuition, insurance and stipend. Exact amounts depend on the specific programme, scholarship level and year, so you should always check the current CEU financial aid page for your field.
ā° Critical deadline for admissions + financial aid If your goal is scholarship consideration, you need both your programme application and your financial aid request submitted in CEUās online system by 4 February 2026 (23:59 CET). Later rounds may still exist but usually come with much more limited or no internal funding.
Completed Client Project: Finite Element Vibration Analysis of a Cantilever Beam š§± Mode Shapes with Classical Viscous Damping in MATLAB š»
We developed a finite element model of a cantilever beam in MATLAB to compute natural frequencies and mode shapes under classical viscous damping. The workflow includes assembling mass and stiffness matrices, adding damping, solving the eigenvalue problem, and visualizing mode shapes and time responses for different damping levels. This kind of model is ideal for understanding structural dynamics in courses, theses, and real engineering applications where vibration control and dynamic behaviour matter.
If you need support creating similar vibration or finite element models for class projects, research, or industrial studies, our team can help you go from theory to a clean, working simulation with clear plots and documentation.
š What this opportunity is The European University Instituteās Policy Leader Fellowship (PLF) at the Florence School of Transnational Governance is a residential, non-degree fellowship for mid-career policy professionals. It is open to applicants from any country, and a PhD is not required. Fellows come to Florence to work on a concrete policy project while engaging with EUI/STG events, training, and networks.
š¤ Who itās for The fellowship targets mid-career practitioners, not fresh graduates. Applicants are expected to show around 10 years of relevant professional experience in public policy, government, international organisations, NGOs, think tanks, advocacy, or similar roles. The track is ideal if your focus is policy impact, not academic publishing.
ā± Duration and residence in Florence The PLF is offered for five or ten months, and it must be completed in residence at the EUI in Florence. It cannot be done remotely or as a part-time online programme; you are expected to be physically present and active on campus.
š° Funding and benefits Fellows receive a basic grant of ā¬2,500 per month, with the possibility of family allowances in specific situations. The fellowship also reimburses inbound and outbound travel costs up to a maximum of ā¬1,200 total. The conditions do not describe this as a single lump sum; the total value depends on your fellowship length and whether allowances apply.
š How to apply Applications must be submitted only through the EUI online portal, no email or paper submissions are accepted. You apply via apply.eui.eu, selecting the Policy Leader Fellowship call and uploading all required documents (application form, CV, project proposal, references, etc.) before the deadline.
ā° Deadlines Application submission: 23 January 2026, 14:00 CET. Referee letter deadline: 31 January 2026, 14:00 CET (your referees must upload by then).
Location and relocation š The role is based in Europe with multiple preferred hubs: Berlin, Cologne, Karlsruhe, London, Munich and Zurich. In the application form, QuantCo clearly states that it offers relocation support including visa sponsorship, housing assistance and additional onboarding help, making it suitable for non-EU candidates who want to relocate to EU, UK or Switzerland.
Tech stack and profile š§ Core expectations include strong Python service development experience (for example Django, Flask or FastAPI), solid SQL skills plus some familiarity with pandas, and comfort with modern CI/CD and cross-platform deployment workflows. English proficiency is required for the role and German language skills are considered a plus.
Compensation and benefits š° QuantCo notes a competitive compensation package including base salary, performance bonus, stock options and relocation support, with additional, location-based benefits depending on where you are based. Full details are provided in the official job posting and during the recruitment process.
How we can help š We support your entire study- and work-abroad journey end to end: planning and programme or role targeting, document prep (CV, cover letters, emails to companies and professors), applications and scholarships, interview prep and visa guidance. If you are serious about moving abroad for tech roles like this, send us a message and we will help you build a clear, realistic relocation plan.
š§¾ What this is (not a full-degree scholarship) This is not a full-degree scholarship to start a new Bachelorās or Masterās at the University of Liechtenstein. It is an Erasmus+ mobility grant, managed by the University of Liechtenstein International Office, for people who are already enrolled or employed at the university and are going abroad on Erasmus+ (study, internship, or staff mobility).
š° What the grant covers The Erasmus+ grant is a contribution, not a full funding package. It helps with travel and daily living costs, and the exact monthly amount depends on factors like the host country group, distance, and mobility type (study, internship, staff, etc.). It is not guaranteed to cover all expenses, so you usually need extra personal or external funding.
šÆ Who itās for Typically: ā Students who are already registered at the University of Liechtenstein (Bachelor, Master, PhD) and going abroad on Erasmus+ study or traineeship, and ā Staff (teaching, research, administrative) going on Erasmus+ training or teaching mobility.
ā° Deadlines (Internal, Uni Liechtenstein) For the University of Liechtenstein, you must submit your Erasmus+ grant application to the International Office by: ā 15 June for winter semester mobility, and ā 15 November for summer semester mobility. For winter-semester plans in 2026, the relevant internal deadline is 15 June 2026.
š§ How it works in practice You first organise your Erasmus+ mobility (nomination, Learning Agreement, host acceptance) with your faculty and the International Office. Then you apply for the Erasmus+ grant by the internal deadline. The grant is paid as monthly support + travel allowance, based on EU Erasmus+ rules and the host country group. ļæ½
We support your entire study-abroad journey end to end: from country and programme targeting and Erasmus+ / exchange planning, to SOP/CV/LoR and email prep, applications and scholarships, interview preparation, and visa guidance. If youāre serious about studying or doing mobility abroad, send us a message and weāll help you build a clear, realistic plan.
What this scholarship is š The Postgraduate High Fliers Scholarship is a Ā£5,000 tuition fee discount for international students starting a taught Masterās degree at the University of Birmingham (UK campus) in September 2026. It is a fee reduction only and is applied to your tuition invoice, not paid as cash.
Who itās for š It is aimed at fee-paying international students who are classified as overseas for tuition purposes and who enrol on an eligible taught Masterās at the Birmingham (Edgbaston) campus. You must be domiciled in one of the listed countries, which include Iran, the UAE and many others across Africa, Asia and Latin America.
What you receive š° If you qualify, you receive a flat Ā£5,000 discount on your tuition fees for the 2026 entry. The award is stated and applied in pounds sterling and does not cover living costs, accommodation or other expenses.
How it works š§¾ You first apply for and receive an offer for a taught Masterās at the University of Birminghamās UK campus. If you meet the scholarship criteria, the Ā£5,000 is applied automatically after you accept your offer and pay the required admissions deposit by the deadline in your offer letter. There is normally no separate High Fliers application form.
Students who already have full external tuition sponsorship are not eligible; if a student is later found to be fully sponsored by a third party, the High Fliers scholarship can be withdrawn.
Key date ā° The scholarship listing shows 29 May 2026 as the overall award deadline; you need to have your offer accepted and deposit paid by your stated deadline to secure the discount for September 2026 entry.
How we can help š¬ We support your entire study-abroad journey end to end: from programme targeting and planning your timeline to SOP, CV and LoR preparation, applications and scholarships, interview prep and visa guidance. If you are serious about applying to the UK, message us and we will help you build a clear, realistic application plan.
š Whatās New The KTH Scholarship is a meritābased tuitionāfee waiver at KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Stockholm, Sweden) for nonāEU/EEA international Masterās applicants who are required to pay tuition fees. The scholarship covers 100% of the tuition fee for a oneā or twoāyear Masterās programme, provided that academic results in the first year remain satisfactory.
š Eligibility & How It Works āļø You must apply for admission to an eligible Masterās programme at KTH via UniversityAdmissions.se and list KTH as your first priority. āļø Scholarship consideration is part of the admissions evaluation ā there is no separate general application form for the main KTH Scholarship; eligible applicants are considered automatically if requirements are met.
āļø Selection is based on academic excellence, alignment with sustainable development goals, and fulfilment of eligibility criteria. āļø Other KTH scholarships also exist (OneāYear, Joint Programme, India Scholarship), but the main KTH Scholarship covers full tuition for the duration of the degree. ā ļø The scholarship does not cover living costs, travel, or accommodation ā you must finance these separately.
š Deadlines ā¢ Apply for Masterās (UniversityAdmissions.se): by 15 January 2026 (usual annual deadline for scholarship rounds) ā candidates must meet admissions deadlines to be considered for the scholarship. ļæ½ Confirm deadlines on the official KTH scholarship page before applying.
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š§¾ What this is
The University of Padua offers the Padua International Excellence Scholarship for highly talented international students enrolling in eligible English-taught Bachelorās, Masterās, or Single-Cycle degrees, with selection based on academic excellence.
š¶ Funding
You get a tuition fee waiver plus ā¬8,000 gross per academic year. You still pay the administrative fee (regional tax and revenue stamp) and extras like travel or insurance are not covered.
ā³ Duration
Up to 2 consecutive years for Masterās programmes and up to 3 consecutive years for Bachelorās and Single-Cycle programmes.
ā Who can be considered
You must not reside in Italy, must hold a non-Italian entry qualification, and must not have Italian citizenship except dual citizenship including Italian. There is no separate scholarship application: you are automatically considered when you apply to an eligible programme.
ā° Deadlines you need to watch
Limited seats programmes for non-EU applicants residing outside Italy: deadline is 7 March 2026.
Many unlimited seats programmes Call Two: 2 March 2026 to 2 May 2026.
ā Selection note
Scholarships are mainly reserved for candidates applying in the first application period; awarding to second-period applicants is only exceptional depending on the programme committee.
š How we can help
We support the full study-abroad process end to end: programme targeting, CV and motivation strategy, SOP and documents, scholarship planning, interview prep, and visa guidance. If you want a clear plan for Italy applications and funding, message us.
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š What this is
The Heinrich Bƶll Stiftung offers study and doctoral scholarships for degree programmes at German universities. Selection combines strong academic performance with clear social and political engagement that aligns with the foundationās values (democracy, ecology, human rights, social justice).
š¶ Funding (typical amounts for international applicants)
For international Masterās students (not educated in Germany): about ā¬992/month plus possible individual allowances and sometimes health insurance.
For international PhD students (not educated in Germany): about ā¬1,400/month + ā¬100 mobility allowance/month + additional allowances.
š§© Key requirements
International applicants must show German language proficiency at least B2 (or DSH 1) with written proof.
Applications are online only, via the foundationās portal.
ā° Key dates ā 2026 rounds
Spring 2026 call: 15 Jan 2026 ā 01 Mar 2026 (deadline)
Fall 2026 call: 15 Jul 2026 ā 01 Sep 2026
The portal usually opens about six weeks before each deadline, so you should prepare documents early.
š Priority note for applicants abroad
The foundation states that priority is given to applicants from DAC countries who are still abroad at the time of application, for both Masterās and PhD tracks. This is important if you are planning long-term migration via study + scholarship.
š How we can help
We support your study-abroad path end to end: programme and country targeting, CV and motivational essays, proof of engagement, application strategy, interview prep, and visa planning.
If you are serious about applying to Germany with scholarships like Bƶll, send us a message and weāll help you design a clear, realistic plan.
#BoellScholarship #StudyInGermany #MastersScholarship #PhDScholarship #internationalstudents
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š What this is
Karolinska Institutet (KI) offers the Global Masterās Scholarship as a tuition-fee scholarship for non-EU/EEA students admitted to KI Global Masterās programmes starting in 2026. The scholarship covers the tuition fee only ā travel, living costs and other expenses are not included.
ā° Key dates (very important)
Masterās programme application deadline: 15 January 2026
CV form / University Admissions deadline: 2 February 2026
Scholarship application window: 9ā25 February 2026
Final day to submit the scholarship form: 25 February 2026
If you already applied for a KI Global Masterās and submitted the CV form by 2 February, you can now focus on completing the scholarship application before 25 February 2026.
š Who can apply
You must be a fee-paying student from outside the EU/EEA, have applied to a KI Global Masterās programme starting 2026, and have paid the application fee and submitted all required documents (including the CV form) by 2 February 2026. Only then are you eligible to submit the KI scholarship application in the February window.
š Why it still matters now
Actionability is a bit lower because the CV deadline has passed, but for applicants who already completed the programme application + CV form, this post is critical: you still have to submit the actual KI scholarship form between 9 and 25 February or you lose the tuition-waiver chance.
#KarolinskaInstitutet #MastersScholarship #StudyInSweden #TuitionScholarship #InternationalStudents
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š Study at Central European University (CEU) in 2026
Central European University (CEU) is accepting 2026 applications for Bachelorās, Masterās and Doctoral programmes. Admissions and CEU financial aid are decided together in the main round, with a hard deadline of 4 February 2026 (23:59 CET) if you want scholarships or stipends.
š Not one single āfull scholarshipā, but several funding packages
CEU does not offer one universal āā¬12,000 full scholarshipā. It has programme-linked financial aid that varies by level and offer type. For Masterās, awards can combine partial or full tuition with monthly stipends roughly in the ā¬300āā¬1,000 range. For Doctoral students, funding usually covers full tuition and health insurance plus a doctoral stipend of about ā¬1,880 gross per month.
š° What funding at CEU can look like
Depending on your programme and offer, you may receive a tuition waiver, a Masterās stipend, or a full doctoral package with tuition, insurance and stipend. Exact amounts depend on the specific programme, scholarship level and year, so you should always check the current CEU financial aid page for your field.
ā° Critical deadline for admissions + financial aid
If your goal is scholarship consideration, you need both your programme application and your financial aid request submitted in CEUās online system by 4 February 2026 (23:59 CET). Later rounds may still exist but usually come with much more limited or no internal funding.
#CEUScholarships #StudyInEurope #MastersFunding #PhDScholarships #StudyAbroad2026
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Completed Client Project: Finite Element Vibration Analysis of a Cantilever Beam
š§± Mode Shapes with Classical Viscous Damping in MATLAB š»
We developed a finite element model of a cantilever beam in MATLAB to compute natural frequencies and mode shapes under classical viscous damping. The workflow includes assembling mass and stiffness matrices, adding damping, solving the eigenvalue problem, and visualizing mode shapes and time responses for different damping levels. This kind of model is ideal for understanding structural dynamics in courses, theses, and real engineering applications where vibration control and dynamic behaviour matter.
If you need support creating similar vibration or finite element models for class projects, research, or industrial studies, our team can help you go from theory to a clean, working simulation with clear plots and documentation.
#FiniteElementAnalysis #VibrationAnalysis #CantileverBeam #MATLABSimulation #StructuralDynamics
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š What this opportunity is
The European University Instituteās Policy Leader Fellowship (PLF) at the Florence School of Transnational Governance is a residential, non-degree fellowship for mid-career policy professionals. It is open to applicants from any country, and a PhD is not required. Fellows come to Florence to work on a concrete policy project while engaging with EUI/STG events, training, and networks.
š¤ Who itās for
The fellowship targets mid-career practitioners, not fresh graduates. Applicants are expected to show around 10 years of relevant professional experience in public policy, government, international organisations, NGOs, think tanks, advocacy, or similar roles. The track is ideal if your focus is policy impact, not academic publishing.
ā± Duration and residence in Florence
The PLF is offered for five or ten months, and it must be completed in residence at the EUI in Florence. It cannot be done remotely or as a part-time online programme; you are expected to be physically present and active on campus.
š° Funding and benefits
Fellows receive a basic grant of ā¬2,500 per month, with the possibility of family allowances in specific situations. The fellowship also reimburses inbound and outbound travel costs up to a maximum of ā¬1,200 total. The conditions do not describe this as a single lump sum; the total value depends on your fellowship length and whether allowances apply.
š How to apply
Applications must be submitted only through the EUI online portal, no email or paper submissions are accepted. You apply via apply.eui.eu, selecting the Policy Leader Fellowship call and uploading all required documents (application form, CV, project proposal, references, etc.) before the deadline.
ā° Deadlines
Application submission: 23 January 2026, 14:00 CET.
Referee letter deadline: 31 January 2026, 14:00 CET (your referees must upload by then).
#PolicyLeaderFellowship #EUIFlorence #PolicyFellowship #MidCareerProfessionals #studyandworkabroad
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Role overview š§©
QuantCo is hiring a Software Engineer in Europe (hybrid, full-time or part-time) to design and build end-to-end, production-grade systems that integrate QuantCoās machine learning and decision models into client environments. The work spans system design, application development, and data integration across multiple industries and locations.
Location and relocation š
The role is based in Europe with multiple preferred hubs: Berlin, Cologne, Karlsruhe, London, Munich and Zurich. In the application form, QuantCo clearly states that it offers relocation support including visa sponsorship, housing assistance and additional onboarding help, making it suitable for non-EU candidates who want to relocate to EU, UK or Switzerland.
Tech stack and profile š§
Core expectations include strong Python service development experience (for example Django, Flask or FastAPI), solid SQL skills plus some familiarity with pandas, and comfort with modern CI/CD and cross-platform deployment workflows. English proficiency is required for the role and German language skills are considered a plus.
Compensation and benefits š°
QuantCo notes a competitive compensation package including base salary, performance bonus, stock options and relocation support, with additional, location-based benefits depending on where you are based. Full details are provided in the official job posting and during the recruitment process.
Application link š©
Applications are submitted via QuantCoās Lever portal.
Apply here: jobs.lever.co/quantco-/16bbc741-38b5-498f-a871-c5cā¦
How we can help š
We support your entire study- and work-abroad journey end to end: planning and programme or role targeting, document prep (CV, cover letters, emails to companies and professors), applications and scholarships, interview prep and visa guidance. If you are serious about moving abroad for tech roles like this, send us a message and we will help you build a clear, realistic relocation plan.
#SoftwareEngineerJobs #TechJobsEurope #VisaSponsorship #PythonDeveloper #RelocationSupport
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š§¾ What this is (not a full-degree scholarship)
This is not a full-degree scholarship to start a new Bachelorās or Masterās at the University of Liechtenstein. It is an Erasmus+ mobility grant, managed by the University of Liechtenstein International Office, for people who are already enrolled or employed at the university and are going abroad on Erasmus+ (study, internship, or staff mobility).
š° What the grant covers
The Erasmus+ grant is a contribution, not a full funding package. It helps with travel and daily living costs, and the exact monthly amount depends on factors like the host country group, distance, and mobility type (study, internship, staff, etc.). It is not guaranteed to cover all expenses, so you usually need extra personal or external funding.
šÆ Who itās for
Typically:
ā Students who are already registered at the University of Liechtenstein (Bachelor, Master, PhD) and going abroad on Erasmus+ study or traineeship, and
ā Staff (teaching, research, administrative) going on Erasmus+ training or teaching mobility.
ā° Deadlines (Internal, Uni Liechtenstein)
For the University of Liechtenstein, you must submit your Erasmus+ grant application to the International Office by:
ā 15 June for winter semester mobility, and
ā 15 November for summer semester mobility.
For winter-semester plans in 2026, the relevant internal deadline is 15 June 2026.
š§ How it works in practice
You first organise your Erasmus+ mobility (nomination, Learning Agreement, host acceptance) with your faculty and the International Office. Then you apply for the Erasmus+ grant by the internal deadline. The grant is paid as monthly support + travel allowance, based on EU Erasmus+ rules and the host country group. ļæ½
We support your entire study-abroad journey end to end: from country and programme targeting and Erasmus+ / exchange planning, to SOP/CV/LoR and email prep, applications and scholarships, interview preparation, and visa guidance. If youāre serious about studying or doing mobility abroad, send us a message and weāll help you build a clear, realistic plan.
#ErasmusPlus #UniversityOfLiechtenstein #StudyAbroad #StudentMobility #EuropeanGrants
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What this scholarship is š
The Postgraduate High Fliers Scholarship is a Ā£5,000 tuition fee discount for international students starting a taught Masterās degree at the University of Birmingham (UK campus) in September 2026. It is a fee reduction only and is applied to your tuition invoice, not paid as cash.
Who itās for š
It is aimed at fee-paying international students who are classified as overseas for tuition purposes and who enrol on an eligible taught Masterās at the Birmingham (Edgbaston) campus. You must be domiciled in one of the listed countries, which include Iran, the UAE and many others across Africa, Asia and Latin America.
What you receive š°
If you qualify, you receive a flat Ā£5,000 discount on your tuition fees for the 2026 entry. The award is stated and applied in pounds sterling and does not cover living costs, accommodation or other expenses.
How it works š§¾
You first apply for and receive an offer for a taught Masterās at the University of Birminghamās UK campus. If you meet the scholarship criteria, the Ā£5,000 is applied automatically after you accept your offer and pay the required admissions deposit by the deadline in your offer letter. There is normally no separate High Fliers application form.
Students who already have full external tuition sponsorship are not eligible; if a student is later found to be fully sponsored by a third party, the High Fliers scholarship can be withdrawn.
Key date ā°
The scholarship listing shows 29 May 2026 as the overall award deadline; you need to have your offer accepted and deposit paid by your stated deadline to secure the discount for September 2026 entry.
How we can help š¬
We support your entire study-abroad journey end to end: from programme targeting and planning your timeline to SOP, CV and LoR preparation, applications and scholarships, interview prep and visa guidance. If you are serious about applying to the UK, message us and we will help you build a clear, realistic application plan.
#BirminghamScholarship #StudyInUK #MastersFunding #InternationalStudents #tuitiondiscount
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š Whatās New
The KTH Scholarship is a meritābased tuitionāfee waiver at KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Stockholm, Sweden) for nonāEU/EEA international Masterās applicants who are required to pay tuition fees. The scholarship covers 100% of the tuition fee for a oneā or twoāyear Masterās programme, provided that academic results in the first year remain satisfactory.
š Eligibility & How It Works
āļø You must apply for admission to an eligible Masterās programme at KTH via UniversityAdmissions.se and list KTH as your first priority.
āļø Scholarship consideration is part of the admissions evaluation ā there is no separate general application form for the main KTH Scholarship; eligible applicants are considered automatically if requirements are met.
āļø Selection is based on academic excellence, alignment with sustainable development goals, and fulfilment of eligibility criteria.
āļø Other KTH scholarships also exist (OneāYear, Joint Programme, India Scholarship), but the main KTH Scholarship covers full tuition for the duration of the degree.
ā ļø The scholarship does not cover living costs, travel, or accommodation ā you must finance these separately.
š Deadlines
ā¢ Apply for Masterās (UniversityAdmissions.se): by 15 January 2026 (usual annual deadline for scholarship rounds) ā candidates must meet admissions deadlines to be considered for the scholarship. ļæ½
Confirm deadlines on the official KTH scholarship page before applying.
#KTHScholarship #StudyInSweden #MastersFunding #NonEUStudents #FullyFundedTuition
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