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Europe ·Munich, Germany · Any state or state-recognized university in Germany

FundsStudy scholarship: up to EUR 855/month monthly stipend · Plus EUR 300/month study-cost allowance (Studienkostenpauschale) · Stipend is non-repayable (muss nicht zurückgezahlt werden) · Non-material support: seminars on politics/society/technology and personal development, individual mentoring by Vertrauensdozenten at the university · Lifelong access to the HSS scholar and alumni network · PhD track (if applicable): up to EUR 1,650/month plus EUR 100/month research-cost allowance

United Kingdom ·Cambridge, United Kingdom · University of Cambridge

FundsFull University Composition Fee (tuition) at the appropriate rate · Maintenance allowance for a single student (£22,050 for 12 months at the 2025-26 rate; pro rata for courses shorter than 12 months; for PhD scholars the award is for up to 4 years) · One economy single airfare at both the beginning and end of the course · Inbound visa costs and the cost of the Immigration Health Surcharge · Discretionary academic development funding (up to £500 to up to £2,000, depending on course length, for conferences and courses) · Discretionary Dependent Children Allowance (up to £12,184 per annum for one child; up to £17,375 per annum for two or more children); no funding is provided for a partner · Discretionary fieldwork, maternity/paternity and hardship funding

Europe ·Nijmegen, Netherlands · Radboud University

FundsTuition fee reduced to a flat €2,694 (e.g. for 2026/2027, instead of up to ~€18,000 depending on programme) for the nominal duration of the Master's programme · Costs of visa and residence permit · Health insurance and liability insurance for the stay in the Netherlands (Aon Student Insurance) · Can be combined with the NL Scholarship (a separate one-off €5,000 grant) if also awarded

Europe ·Wageningen, Netherlands · Wageningen University & Research

FundsFull or partial scholarship towards an MSc at Wageningen University & Research (the fund explicitly offers both full AND partial scholarships) · Tuition fee covered in full or in part depending on the award · Possible contribution to living costs (award is combined with the WU Fellowship Programme; other income sources are taken into account) · Awarded for the duration of the MSc programme (up to 24 months)

United Kingdom ·United Kingdom · Participating UK universities that bid for and fund the living-cost component (full list on the CSC site); courses must be CSC-approved Master's courses

FundsApproved return airfare from the scholar's home country to the UK (funded by the CSC; dependants' fares not reimbursed) · Full approved tuition fees — scholars are not liable to pay any part of the tuition fee (covered jointly by the CSC and the UK university) · Living-allowance stipend of £1,452 per month, or £1,781 per month at universities in the London metropolitan area (funded by the university) · Warm clothing allowance, where applicable (funded by the university) · Thesis grant towards the cost of preparing a thesis or dissertation, where applicable (funded by the CSC) · Study travel grant towards study-related travel within the UK or overseas (funded by the CSC) · Contribution towards the cost of a mandatory tuberculosis (TB) test where required for a visa (funded by the CSC) · Child allowance for scholars who are widowed, divorced, or a single parent: £622/month for the first child and £154/month for the second and third child under 16, if living with the scholar in the UK (conditional — described as only a contribution)

Europe ·Paris, France · Université PSL (Paris Sciences & Lettres), Université Paris-Dauphine-PSL +2

FundsMonthly scholarship of €1,200 paid for 10 months, from September to June (Computer Science track) · Awarded on academic excellence (and in some cases motivation / financial situation) for enrolment in a PSL research-oriented Master's (M1 and/or M2 depending on track)

Malaysia ·Malaysia · Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia (UIAM/IIUM), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) +10

FundsFull tuition fees for the whole sponsorship period, paid directly to the university · Monthly living allowance paid to the scholar's Malaysian bank account (RM3,500.00/month per the official 2025 guidelines; the 2026 guidelines state a monthly allowance is paid but do not restate the amount) · One-time economy-class flight ticket from the student's nearest international airport to Malaysia at the start, and a return ticket home on completion

Europe ·Dublin, Ireland · Trinity College Dublin

FundsOne-time tuition-fee reduction of EUR 2,000-5,000 (amount varies by region), applied directly to the tuition-fee bill of a full-time postgraduate taught programme

Europe ·Lisbon, Portugal · Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics (Universidade Católica Portuguesa)

FundsPartial tuition-fee waiver: between 10% and 90% of tuition fees for the regular MSc track (3 semesters) · Merit-based award decided together with the MSc admission decision · Applies only to tuition fees (the * marked tuition lines); Exchange Semesters and Double Degrees are NOT covered (Double Degree students can only be granted a scholarship in the 1st year)

Europe ·Slovakia · Public higher education institutions in Slovakia (master's programmes within the Smart Specialisation Strategy SK RIS3 2021+)

FundsLiving stipend of EUR 500 per month · Up to EUR 15,000 total, paid monthly over the two continuing academic years of a master's degree programme in Slovakia · Optional access to Slovak public health insurance upon request · Eligibility to join Erasmus+ or other academic mobility programmes if interested · Some study programmes at Slovak higher education institutions are tuition-free (programme-dependent; not a separate funded component of this award)

Europe ·Serbia · State higher-education institutions in Serbia (see official 'List of Higher Education Institutions' PDF)

FundsFree tuition for one level of studies (master's academic/vocational studies explicitly covered) at Serbian state higher-education institutions · Monthly stipend of RSD 18,000 · Free accommodation and meals in Serbian state student-standard (dormitory/canteen) institutions · Free intensive preparatory Serbian-language course on arrival (waived only for those who previously studied Serbian in Serbia) · Health insurance — mandatory for scholars under 26, voluntary for those over 26 · Free recognition (nostrification) of secondary-school and higher-education diplomas

Europe ·Grenoble (and Valence for ESISAR/Grenoble INP), France · Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA), Grenoble INP - UGA (Institut polytechnique de Grenoble) +2

FundsFixed annual cash grant, net and tax-free, spread over 10 months: maximum 9,000 EUR for a Master's first year (M1 / Engineer 2A) · Maximum 5,500 EUR for a Master's second year (M2 / Engineer 3A) · Paid in two equal 50% instalments — first around mid-October (after registration/attendance confirmed and tuition paid), second in February (after first-semester attendance/exams confirmed) · Optional assistance with the student-accommodation search (subject to conditions; housing is NOT guaranteed)

Europe ·Germany · University of Applied Sciences Bonn-Rhein-Sieg (Social Protection), University of Duisburg-Essen (Development and Governance) +5

FundsMonthly scholarship of currently EUR 992 for master's courses at German higher education institutions · Health insurance cover in Germany · Fixed travel allowances (lump sums) for travel between Germany and the developing/emerging country · A study and research grant · Rent subsidies and family supplements, as applicable · Mandatory preceding German language course in Germany, lasting up to 4 months · Exemption from tuition fees · Accompanying support services, events and seminars, and interdisciplinary networking events

China ·Beijing, China · Tsinghua University (Schwarzman College)

FundsTuition and fees fully covered · Room and board (residential at Schwarzman College, Tsinghua University) · Travel to and from Beijing at the beginning and end of the academic year · In-country study tours · Required course books and supplies · A Lenovo laptop · Health insurance · A personal stipend · Interview expenses covered (economy class air/train travel and one night in a hotel if needed)

United Kingdom ·United Kingdom · Any UK university

FundsUniversity tuition fees · Cost of living expenses (living stipend) · Annual book grant · Thesis grant · Research and daily travel grants · Fares to and from the United States · Where applicable, a contribution towards the support of a dependent spouse

United Kingdom ·Oxford, United Kingdom · University of Oxford

FundsUniversity of Oxford course fees (tuition) covered · Annual living stipend: £20,400 per annum (£1,700 per month) for 2025-26, from which Scholars pay all living expenses including accommodation · The fee required to apply to study at the University of Oxford · Student visa fees and the associated International Health Surcharge (IHS) for NHS access · Two economy-class flights to and from the UK (start and end of studies) · Settling-in allowance on arrival in Oxford · For Scholars transitioning to a second course at Oxford: assistance with visa renewal and further IHS application fees · Emergency financial assistance and grants for research, travel and creative opportunities

Japan ·Tokyo, Japan · The University of Tokyo

FundsMonthly stipend (AY2026 actual amounts): 144,000 yen for Master's students, 145,000 yen for Doctoral students; an extra 2,000 or 3,000 yen/month may be added for designated regions (amounts vary annually by budget; MEXT type-wide range listed as 143,000-145,000 yen/month) · Enrollment and tuition fees exempted (paid by MEXT) · Round-trip economy-class airfare provided by MEXT (to Japan and, on completion, back to home country, subject to conditions) · Guaranteed room in the University of Tokyo International Lodge for the first year (furnished; approx. 50,000 yen/month at Kashiwa or 70,000 yen/month at Komaba, paid by the student)

Europe ·Germany · Any German, EU-European or Swiss state or state-recognized university, university of applied sciences, art/educational/theological college (master's must be full-time in Germany for non-EU applicants)

FundsMonthly scholarship (living stipend) of up to 861 euros for student funding — non-repayable · Lump sum for study costs of 300 euros per month (paid to all fellows) · Monthly contributions to health insurance and long-term-care insurance · Non-material support: seminars, networking and the FNF fellow community (ideational support) · Funding initially granted for one year, extendable for a further year until completion of the master's (minimum funding period two semesters) · Stays abroad of up to 12 months related to the studies may be supported (travel, health insurance, study/research fees, living expenses) on a case-by-case basis

Europe ·Russia · HSE University, ITMO University +14

FundsFree (tuition-free) master's study at one of 24 leading Russian universities, taught in English or Russian — tuition covered by the Government of the Russian Federation · Monthly stipend (amount varies by university) · Free one-year preparatory Russian-language course for those choosing a Russian-taught program · Early/streamlined one-stop admission: winners choose a university and degree program through a single system · Entirely online competition and free participation

Europe ·Lausanne, Switzerland · University of Lausanne (UNIL)

FundsMonthly stipend of CHF 1,600 for the statutory duration of the master's programme · Exemption from standard course registration/tuition fees (only the CHF 80/semester fee remains payable) · Guaranteed accommodation offer with the Student Housing Foundation of Lausanne (FMEL) — rent paid by the student but reasonably priced · Access to UNIL's cheaper health insurance scheme for non-EU/EFTA students (insurance not paid by the grant)

Europe ·Zurich, Switzerland · ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich)

FundsScholarship covering living and study expenses: CHF 12'000 per semester · Full tuition fee waiver for the regular duration of the Master's programme · Awarded for the regular duration of the Master's programme (three or four semesters) · Mentorship and access to the network of the ETH Foundation · Programme is fully funded by donations

Europe ·Leiden / The Hague, Netherlands · Leiden University

FundsA fixed contribution toward the tuition fee only, at one of five award levels: EUR 10,000, EUR 15,000, EUR 17,500, EUR 18,500, or EUR 19,000 · Awarded for the full duration of the Master's study programme · The award level is final and non-negotiable once granted

China ·Beijing, China · Peking University (Yenching Academy)

FundsTuition fees fully covered (first year) · On-campus accommodation in the Yenching Academy House / Shaoyuan 6 dormitory · Monthly stipend (amount not officially published) · Basic medical insurance · One round-trip travel fare between the scholar's base city (in country of nationality) and Beijing · Research and field-study costs · Second-year Yenching Fellowship available on reapplication (covers tuition, accommodation support, basic medical insurance, monthly stipend) for scholars in good standing who remain in Beijing

Singapore ·Singapore, Singapore · National University of Singapore (NUS)

FundsFull tuition fee subsidy (full waiver of tuition fees) for the award period · Monthly stipend of S$2,900 for International Students reading a Master's (Research) degree (rates effective for awards from January 2026; existing scholars may retain previously higher rates) · Award covers the candidature for the Master's (Research) programme (typically up to 2 years)

Europe ·Russia · 400+ Russian state universities (any university on education-in-russia.com; e.g. NUST MISiS, Moscow)

FundsFull tuition covered entirely by the Russian federal budget · Monthly state stipend paid for the entire period of study · Free preparatory Russian-language course/year for non-Russian speakers · Guaranteed dormitory place at a subsidized state rate (about 2,500-3,769 RUB/month at MISiS) · Choice of up to six universities across 400+ Russian institutions on one application · No application fee; no IELTS/TOEFL or GRE/GMAT required

South Korea ·Daegu, South Korea · Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST)

FundsGovernment Scholarship track (most science/engineering departments): full tuition coverage + master's stipend of at least KRW 9,600,000 per year, plus research-performance incentives · DGIST Scholarship track (selected interdisciplinary/AI/quantum/management departments): tuition payable but 'an additional stipend equal to the tuition fee will be provided', plus a master's stipend of at least KRW 15,000,000 per year and incentives · Automatic registration to a scholarship on admission ('Admission to the graduate school guarantees automatic registration to scholarship without any additional process') · On-campus housing (Biseul Village): single KRW 220,000 / double KRW 170,000 / married KRW 290,000 per month

Europe ·Enschede, Netherlands · University of Twente

FundsEUR 3,000 - EUR 22,000 for one year (amount varies per recipient) · Lump-sum paid to the student as compensation for study-related costs, to spend as they choose (NOT paid toward tuition on the student's behalf) · Possible additional UTS of an equal amount for the second year of a two-year programme, if year-1 performance conditions are met · Eligibility to also apply for the Kipaji top-up scholarship (programmes starting September 2027), which has its own additional requirements

South Korea ·South Korea · KDI School of Public Policy and Management, Yonsei University +6

FundsFull tuition (paid by KOICA to the university) · Monthly living allowance: KRW 1,200,000 per month · Settlement allowance: KRW 600,000 (one-time, master's) · Round-trip economy-class airfare (actual cost) on initial entry and final departure · University dormitory accommodation (provision varies by university) · Scholarship Completion Grant: KRW 300,000 (one-time, master's, paid before departure) · National Health Insurance (actual cost, approximately KRW 81,000 per month) plus private medical insurance · Partial coverage of extracurricular activities (study visits, workshops, Korean-language classes)

Japan ·Japan · International University of Japan (Niigata), Hitotsubashi University - Asian Public Policy Program (Tokyo) +15

FundsFull tuition fees · Monthly subsistence and housing allowance · Allowance for books and instructional materials · Medical insurance · Travel expenses (airfare to and from study location) · For research scholars, a special grant may be available for thesis preparation

China ·Beijing, China · Higher education institutions and research institutes in Beijing (e.g. Beijing Normal University)

FundsCategory A: full funding covering tuition fees, accommodation fees, living expenses, and comprehensive medical insurance premiums · Tuition: recipients are exempt from tuition fees · Accommodation: exempt from on-campus accommodation fees; off-campus arrangements (with institution approval) receive a monthly or quarterly accommodation allowance · Living expenses: disbursed on a regular basis by the host institution · Comprehensive medical insurance premiums provided

Europe ·Prague, Czech Republic · Charles University (CERGE-EI — Center for Economic Research and Graduate Education–Economics Institute)

FundsFull scholarship: covers entire tuition fees (EUR 8,000 per academic year) for both years · Partial scholarship: covers 50% of tuition fees · Five full and five partial scholarships awarded each year · Covers both years of the 2-year program (second year conditional on first-year performance)

United Kingdom ·Oxford, United Kingdom · University of Oxford

FundsFull course fees (covers both Home and Overseas fee-status students) · Annual grant for living expenses of at least the UKRI minimum doctoral stipend rate (at least £20,780 in 2025-26 for full-time scholars) · Funding for the scholar's period of fee liability; some divisions may fund an additional period (living grant only) at their discretion · Membership of the active, internationally diverse, multidisciplinary Clarendon scholar community at Oxford

Europe ·Germany · Any state or state-recognised university in Germany

FundsMonthly scholarship payment of EUR 992 for Master's students · Annual study allowance of EUR 460 · Payments towards health, accident and personal liability insurance cover (DAAD usually takes out private health insurance and pays the premiums) · Flat-rate travel allowance (upon application) · Funding for a German language course (2, 4 or 6 months) before the study visit where appropriate; payment of online language course fees; reimbursement of TestDaF or DSH test fees · Possible additional benefits after start of funding: monthly rent subsidy; monthly allowance for accompanying family members (partner allowance EUR 276/month, child allowance EUR 259/month per child); disability/chronic-illness subsidy; Green Mobility top-up for climate-friendly travel

Europe ·Lausanne, Switzerland · École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)

FundsCHF 10,000 per semester, for a maximum of 4 semesters · Guaranteed reservation of a student room in a student residence (external candidates only) · Certificate of excellence upon completion of the Master's program

Europe ·Europe (multiple countries) · Delivered by a consortium of at least 3 higher education institutions from at least 3 different countries (varies per programme)

FundsMonthly student scholarship of 1,400 EUR/month for the full duration of the master (12, 18 or 24 months), awarded only to full-time students · Scholarship covers travel, visa, installation and subsistence (living allowance) costs · No tuition fees or other mandatory participation costs charged to scholarship holders; selected projects also cannot charge student application fees · Full insurance coverage for enrolled students (organised via the consortium's institutional grant) · Top-up contribution to individual needs for enrolled students with disabilities (special-needs unit costs ranging from EUR 3,000 up to EUR 60,000)

United Kingdom ·Oxford, United Kingdom · University of Oxford

FundsCourse fees covered in full · Generous annual grant for living costs (£20,780 for 2025-26), normally sufficient for a single student in Oxford · Dedicated use of Ertegun House for writing and research, plus lectures, performances, social and academic events for Scholars · Funding for the full duration of fee liability for the agreed course

Europe ·France · French public universities, classes préparatoires aux grandes écoles, and grandes écoles (any state-recognised higher-education programme)

FundsFrench-government-scholarship ('boursier du gouvernement français') status easing visa, residence permit, and university-residence housing procedures · For cohorts selected from 2023: monthly allowance of €280/month (Taux 1) or €860/month (Taux 2) depending on family situation · Social-cover bursary (complementary health insurance) and automatic affiliation to the Campus France mutuelle for all holders · Taux 1/2 holders: defined complementary benefits — round-trip travel costs and reserved CROUS university housing · Multi-year support (up to ~5 years, through Master 2 equivalent) with AEFE mentoring, sponsorship ('parrainage'), and welcome meetings

Europe ·Bonn, Germany · Any state or state-recognised German university / university of applied sciences

FundsMonthly maintenance stipend — FES English page: 934 EUR/month for students, 1,200 EUR/month for postgraduates (DAAD database lists a 992 EUR/month base amount for international students) · Family allowance of 276 EUR/month if applicable (DAAD lists a 160 EUR/month child allowance) · Refund of health-care / health-insurance costs · Non-material support (FES network, seminars, mentoring) so scholars have more time for their volunteering · Scholarship does not have to be repaid

South Korea ·Gwangju, South Korea · Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST)

FundsFull tuition supported for M.S. students (approx. KRW 3,415,000–3,607,000 per semester) — granted automatically with no separate application · Student allowance: KRW 140,000 per month · Meal allowance: approximately KRW 100,000 per month · International-student allowance: KRW 120,000 per month (requires GPA ≥ 3.0/4.5) · Research assistantship (for those participating in research projects): approximately KRW 6,400,000 per year on average for M.S. · 60% of National Health Insurance premium supported · One-way flight to Korea reimbursed (first entry only)

United Kingdom ·United Kingdom · Over 60 participating UK universities across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland (e.g. University of Bristol, University of Kent, University of Surrey, University of Reading, University of Dundee, Royal College of Art, Queen's University Belfast)

Funds£10,000 towards tuition fees for a one-year taught postgraduate (master's) course · Invitation to a welcome event in the first semester and a networking event in the second semester · Access to a UK-wide GREAT scholar and alumni network

Japan ·Tokyo, Japan · National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS)

FundsFull scholarships are available for outstanding applicants (matched through GRIPS to providers such as MEXT, ADB-JSP, JJ/WBGSP, Japan-WCO) · GRIPS-allocated master's scholarships include the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship and the Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP) · Public Finance Program (Tax) applicants may be matched with the Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program (JJ/WBGSP) · Public Finance Program (Customs) applicants may be matched with the Japan-WCO Human Resource Development Programme · Specific benefit amounts (tuition coverage, monthly stipend, travel) are determined by each sponsoring organization per the Scholarship Eligibility and Details chart

Europe ·Reykjavík / Akureyri, Iceland · University of Akureyri, University of Iceland +1

FundsMSc scholarship for former fellows: master's research connected with an Icelandic university, funded by the Government of Iceland through Icelandic development cooperation · Tuition / research costs at the Icelandic host university · Living grant during the master's studies · Occasional housing at the GRÓ House for MSc/PhD scholarship recipients · (Prerequisite six-month FTP fellowship) return economy airfare, paid housing, living allowance 4,900 ISK/day (2023), settling-in allowance 50,000 ISK, emergency medical & accident insurance, free bus pass, immigration fees and a laptop to keep

Europe ·Pamplona, Spain · University of Navarra

Funds100% reduction in the tuition fee (per the dedicated GwMEF page and 2025-26 program homepage; the master-scholarships overview page and the older official PDF state 80%) · Teaching Assistantship (TAship) or Research Assistantship (RAship) position · Monthly stipend of 800 EUR for the entire academic year · Opportunity to work with faculty of the University of Navarra and affiliates

Europe ·Germany · Any recognised German university (applicant must secure admission/acceptance)

FundsCovers study and living costs (KAAD: scholarships 'cover study and living costs comparable to those of other exchange organizations'; financed by German Catholic church taxes, diocesan funds, German government ministries and donors) · One-year study grant for a master's degree at a German university, renewable yearly up to a maximum of 3 years · 4-6 months of German language and culture training in Bonn at the start of the stay (for English-taught programs); language/culture training of four to six months also possible for German-taught programs · Personal, spiritual and academic support plus access to KAAD's worldwide scholar/alumni network and accompanying educational program/seminars

Europe ·Berlin (foundation HQ; study at universities/HAW-FH across Germany), Germany

FundsMonthly grant of up to EUR 992 for Bachelor's/Master's/postgraduate students; standard funding duration 2 years (minimum 4 semesters) · Health insurance subsidy of up to EUR 120 per month (on request) · Family allowance of EUR 276 if spouse resides in Germany for more than three months · Child allowance of EUR 250 per child with proper documentation · Research travel grants abroad available on request (excluding conference visits) · Partial reimbursement of university tuition fees up to EUR 750 per semester in exceptional cases only · Non-financial support: interdisciplinary seminar program, personal mentoring, university groups, and the Network of International Scholars (NIS)

Europe ·Flanders and Brussels, Belgium · KU Leuven, University of Antwerp (UAntwerp) +10

FundsGrant of EUR 10,225 per academic year (living allowance, paid in installments) · Tuition fee waiver per academic year (host institution may still charge the lowest local rate, EUR 136.50 for 2026-2027) · Funding for 1 academic year (60-ECTS master's) or 2 academic years (120-ECTS master's); EUR 10,225 also paid in the second year of a two-year programme

Japan ·Japan · Japanese graduate schools / MEXT-approved universities

FundsMonthly stipend of ¥143,000–145,000 for Research (graduate-level) students · Full tuition exemption · Round-trip travel expenses (airfare) provided · Up to 6 months preliminary Japanese-language training for those who need it

Japan ·Tokyo, Japan · National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS)

FundsMonthly allowance (stipend) of 242,000 yen (amount may change each fiscal year) · Full waiver of entrance-examination, matriculation (admission) and tuition fees · Round-trip economy-class air ticket between the grantee's home country (nearest international airport) and Narita/Haneda, on the route/schedule set by MEXT · Accommodation in GRIPS residence halls (planned at Tokyo International Exchange Center, TIEC); accommodation limited to grantee and spouse, or spouse and child/children

Taiwan ·Taipei, Taiwan · National Chengchi University (NCCU)

FundsFull scholarship: tuition waiver (excluding credit fees) plus a living allowance of NTD 150,000 per academic year (paid as NTD 10,000/month) plus reimbursement of roundtrip air tickets to Taiwan up to NTD 30,000 per academic year · Half scholarship: tuition waiver only (excluding credit fees)

Taiwan ·Tainan, Taiwan · National Cheng Kung University (NCKU)

FundsTier 1: Basic tuition-fee waiver (excluding credit fees and enrollment fees) plus a monthly stipend of NTD 10,000 · Tier 2: Basic tuition-fee waiver only (excluding credit fees and enrollment fees), no monthly stipend

Taiwan ·Hsinchu, Taiwan · National Tsing Hua University (NTHU)

FundsTuition and credit fees waived for the recipient · Monthly stipend of NTD 5,000 for master's-degree recipients

Singapore ·Singapore, Singapore · Nanyang Technological University (NTU)

FundsCovers the annual tuition fee for the award period · Monthly stipend of S$2,900 for International Students pursuing a Master's degree (rates effective from January 2026; existing scholars may retain higher rates) · Award covers the Master's research candidature (maximum 2 years for Master's candidates)

Taiwan ·Taipei, Taiwan · National Taiwan University (NTU)

FundsMonthly stipend of NTD 25,000 for the recipient · Awarded to outstanding incoming international graduate (master's/PhD) students at NTU

Taiwan ·Hsinchu / Taipei, Taiwan · National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU)

FundsTuition award: either a tuition waiver, or tuition charged at the local-Taiwanese-student rate (awarded together with or separately from the stipend) · Monthly stipend ranging from NTD 21,000 to NTD 29,000 (funded by the OIA plus matching funds from the college, department, or advisor)

United Kingdom ·Oxford, United Kingdom · University of Oxford

Funds100% of course (tuition) fees · Grant for living costs of at least £20,780 (2026-27) · Awarded for the full duration of fee liability for the agreed course · May be offered alongside other funding, though other sources are taken into account when determining the value of the award

Europe ·Istanbul, Türkiye · Sabancı University

Funds100% tuition fee exemption (annual tuition for international students set at 36,500 USD for 2026-2027) · Monthly stipend of 43,500 TL for 10 months · Free dormitory accommodation (two-person room) · 10,000 TL transportation support over 10 months for those not staying in the dorm · Private health insurance · A laptop computer · Limited conference support (one time per year)

Europe ·Berlin / Potsdam, Germany · Any state-recognized university or university of applied sciences (Fachhochschule) in Berlin or Potsdam

FundsFurnished room in a shared student flat in Berlin (Rudower Str. 67, 12351 Berlin) · Cost-of-living allowance currently EUR 480 per month · Tuition fees (a deductible can be expected if tuition exceeds the national average) · Possible travel contribution for the journey to Berlin and the journey home (max EUR 500 within Europe, max EUR 1,000 outside Europe); return flight after graduation covered · Mentorship, workshops, and ongoing advisory support from SBW Berlin during and after studies

China ·Beijing, China · Tsinghua University

FundsCovers full OR partial tuition fees (amount decided by the school/department) · Duration: one academic year only (must reapply annually; competitive)

South Korea ·Ulsan, South Korea · Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST)