Awards offered by universities themselves to international students. Learn how they work, where to find them on a university's website and how to keep track of applications and deadlines across your shortlist.
Funding offered directly by a university, often as a tuition reduction or a fixed amount for eligible students.
Funded by the institution, its faculties or donors and alumni.
Some are considered with your admission application; others need a separate form.
Merit, subject, nationality, level of study or other factors, depending on the award.
Dates can differ from admission deadlines, so check each award.
Not every university offers every kind. Check each one's scholarships page.
For strong applicants, often a fee reduction. See merit-based scholarships.
Open to applicants from specific countries or regions.
Offered by a department or faculty for a particular course.
Studentships, assistantships and fellowships for master's and doctoral study.
Some universities support sport, arts or other talents.
Some universities offer fee discounts, such as for alumni or early payment. Check availability.
On each university's website:
If the page is unclear, ask:
Add the awards you find. The tracker sorts them by deadline and shows how many days are left. It is saved in this browser only.
| University | Scholarship | Deadline | Days left | Status |
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Enter dates from the university's official page and double-check them. We recommend finishing at least a week before each deadline.
General notes only. Always check each university's page.
General notes, not a complete picture. Policies change and vary by university, so confirm details on official pages.
Tick off what you already have. Each award lists its own requirements.
A sensible order:
Applicants often lose out because of:
What students commonly ask about university scholarships.
It depends on the university and the award. Some consider you automatically when you apply for admission, while others require a separate application.
Check each award's deadline. Some close earlier than admission deadlines, so start early.
Sometimes. Some universities allow you to hold more than one award, while others limit it. Check the terms.
Some are, if you meet conditions such as a minimum grade. Read the terms before you accept.
No. Only the university decides. We help you find suitable options and prepare a strong application.
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