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Top 07 Scholarships of April 2025 (3rd Week)

This image presents a curated list of the “Top 07 Scholarships of April 2025 (3rd Week)” covering the period from April 15 to 21, 2025. It highlights scholarship opportunities available in various countries, categorized by their title, country of availability, and type of funding (full or partial). The list includes prominent scholarships such as the Schwarzman Scholars Programme in China and the Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships offered in multiple countries. The chart is visually organized in a table format, using bold colors to differentiate countries and funding types, helping students identify and compare key global scholarship options.

A brief description of these scholarships are given below:

The Schwarzman Scholars Programme 2026–27 is a prestigious, fully-funded one-year Master’s program in Global Affairs at Tsinghua University, Beijing. Each year, Schwarzman Scholars selects a group of exceptional individuals from around the world who show strong leadership, academic excellence, and a desire to build understanding between China and the global community.

Deadline:

  • For  U.S. and global citizens:  September 10, 2025.
  • For Chinese Citizens: May 20, 2025.
  • Economy class airfare or train fare covered
  • Group meals provided
  • One-night hotel stay covered
  • Tuition and fees
  • Room and board
  • Travel to/from Beijing at the start and end of the academic year
  • In-country study tours
  • Course books and supplies
  • A Lenovo laptop
  • Health insurance
  • A personal stipend
  • Undergraduate Degree:
    Must have a bachelor’s degree by August 1, 2026. All majors are accepted.
  • Age Requirement:
    Must be between 18 and 28 years old as of August 1, 2026.
  • English Proficiency:
    Required if English is not your native language or primary language of study for at least two years.
    Acceptable tests and minimum scores:
    • TOEFL: 100
    • IELTS: 7
    • Cambridge (C1/C2): 185
    • Duolingo: 130
  • Strong leadership abilities
  • High academic and intellectual potential
  • Integrity and strong character
  • Empathy and cross-cultural awareness
  • Open-mindedness and curiosity
  • Entrepreneurial mindset and initiative

The Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships (QECS) offer a fully funded opportunity for students from low- and middle-income Commonwealth countries to pursue a two-year Master’s degree in another Commonwealth nation. These scholarships aim to foster cultural exchange, academic collaboration, and community impact, empowering scholars to drive positive change both locally and globally.

Deadline: 4 June 2025 at 15:00 UTC. ​

  • Fully-funded tuition fees
  • Monthly living allowance (stipend)
  • Return economy flights to the host country
  • One-time arrival allowance
  • Research support grant (available on request and subject to approval)
  • Entry Requirement: A relevant undergraduate degree with a GPA of 4.0/4.5.
  • Must have completed an undergraduate degree with:
    • At least 50% marks or Second Class, or
    • Minimum GPA of 2.5 out of 4, or equivalent.
  • Qualifications must be from a recognized higher education institution.
  • Alternative qualifications may be accepted by the University of Mauritius.
  • Medically qualified applicants:
    • MBBS, MBChB, or equivalent.
  • Non-medically qualified applicants:
    • Upper Second Class degree or equivalent, or
    • BDS degree plus 2 years of experience in:
      • Public health, health promotion, health administration
      • Occupational/environmental health
      • Clinical research or related health fields
  • Applicants should have:
    • strong academic record
    • Quantitative skills
    • Background in medicinehealth sciencesbiological, or environmental sciences

Entry Requirement:

  • A merit degree or postgraduate diploma from a recognised tertiary institution.
  • Or a bachelor’s degree with honours standard (GPA 3 out of 5) from a recognised tertiary institution.
  • Or a relevant first degree with industry experience of more than two years.

Entry Requirement: Refer to individual program pages

  • A relevant Honours degree or Postgraduate Diploma, or
  • A relevant Bachelor’s degree at NQF Level 8 (must get SAQA certificate if obtained outside South Africa)
  • Master’s by Dissertation:
    • Acceptance of a full dissertation or equivalent research outputs (e.g. technical reports, performances, or published articles)
  • Master’s by Coursework & Mini-dissertation:
    • Research project worth minimum 60 credits at NQF Level 9, ending with a mini-dissertation or similar
  1. Apply to SAQA (www.saqa.org.za) for evaluation of non-South African qualifications
  2. Secure a supervisor before applying (check with faculty if this is required)
  3. Email the department administrator for specific queries
  4. Gather detailed info about your intended program before applying

Entry Requirement: The general requirement for master’s programmes is a relevant honours degree or equivalent on an exit level NQF level 8, with an average of at least 65%. 

Entry Requirement: An average examination mark of 65% in all honours exam modules or fourth level in a professional bachelor’s degree.

Entry Requirement: Degree in biological/medical/chemical/agricultural sciences

Entry requirements :

  • A recognized bachelor’s degree in business, public administration, commerce, or management with at least a second-class pass.
  • OR a bachelor’s degree in any field + 1 year of relevant managerial or teaching/research experience.
  • OR a recognized professional qualification equivalent to a degree + 2 years of relevant experience.
  • OR substantial senior managerial experience accepted by the university.

The Kazakhstan Government Scholarships 2025 offer fully funded opportunities for international students to pursue Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD degrees at top Kazakhstani universities. With a generous offering of 490 scholarships for Bachelor’s students, 50 for Master’s students, and 10 for Ph.D. students, this program opens doors to a world-class education in a vibrant cultural setting.

Deadline: May 31, 2025.

Recipients of the Kazakhstan Government Scholarships 2025 will receive:​

  • Full tuition fee coverage​
  • Monthly stipend to cover living expenses
  • Free university dormitory accommodation
  • Assistance with the visa and registration process
  • Each level of education is being pursued for the first time.
  • Minimum grade of “good” in the secondary education certificate.
  • Open to all applicants except citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
  • Each level of education is being pursued for the first time.
  • Must possess a diploma, bachelor’s, or equivalent degree
  • Previous degree GPA of at least 3.0 out of 4.0 or equivalent.
  • Open to all applicants except citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
  • Each level of education is being pursued for the first time.
  • Must possess a diploma, master’s, or equivalent degree
  • Previous degree GPA of at least 3.0 out of 4.0 or equivalent.
  • Open to all applicants except citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
  • English:
    • IELTS Academic: minimum 5.5
    • TOEFL IBT: minimum 46
    • TOEFL PBT: minimum 453
  • German:
    • DSH Level B2
    • TestDaF Level B2
  • French:
    • TFI: at least B2 (reading and listening)
    • DELF: B2
    • DALF: B2
    • TCF: minimum 50 points
  • Chinese:
    • HSK: minimum Level 4

The Griffith University International Postgraduate Research Scholarship(GUIPRS) 2025 allows international students to pursue higher degree research (HDR) at Griffith University by covering tuition fees and providing health insurance. The Griffith University International Postgraduate Research Scholarship(GUIPRS) is awarded to students starting or currently enrolled in a Higher Degree Research (HDR) program through a competitive process.

Deadline: 2025 intake dates

  • Intake 1: 24 February 2025
  • Intake 2: 28 April 2025
  • Intake 3: 7 July 2025
  • Intake 4: 13 October 2025
  • Tuition Fees: GUIPRS fully covers tuition fees for the entire duration of the research program.
  • Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC): Covers the cost of a standard Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) policy for up to 57 months.
  • Covers the Student Services and Amenities Fee for the scholarship duration.

To be eligible, applicants must:

  • Be an international student (not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or permanent resident).
  • Be enrolled or intending to enroll in a Higher Degree by Research (HDR) program at Griffith University.
  • Hold a Bachelor’s degree with First Class Honours or equivalent.
  • Not have completed a degree at the same or higher level as the HDR program.
  • If already enrolled, must not have completed more than 12 months of HDR candidature.
  • Not have held the same or equivalent scholarship unless certain conditions apply.
  • Not have received a Commonwealth Australia Award scholarship in the past two years (unless approved by DFAT).
  • Not be receiving a similar Commonwealth-funded tuition scholarship.
  • Applicants must show proof of a scholarship or sponsorship covering living expenses (minimum AUD 35,000 per year) to apply.
  • Applications are accepted anytime under the Continuous Scholarship Round.

UAL offers several scholarships funded by the university and generous donors. One of them is the UAL International Postgraduate Scholarship, which is means-tested and provides a £25,000 and £14,000 tuition fee waiver for students enrolling in a full-time or part-time taught master’s course at any of UAL’s Colleges or Institutes for the 2025/26 academic year. Up to 5 scholarships are available each year for students from specific eligible countries.

Deadline: Sunday 22 June 2025

  • £25,000 tuition fee waiver for a full-time or part-time taught master’s course at 1 of UAL’s Colleges and Institutes.
  • Up to 32 UAL International Postgraduate £14,000 Scholarships are available for students from Africa and Latin America.
  • Opportunity to study at one of the top universities in UK. 
  • Must hold an offer for a full-time or part-time taught master’s course (Grad Dip, M ARCH, MA, MFA, MBA, MRes, MSc) starting in 2025/26.
  • Course must be delivered at one of UAL’s Colleges or Institutes (not UAL Online).
  • Cannot apply if you already hold a UK postgraduate taught qualification or equivalent (including online/overseas UK branch campuses).
  • Must be domiciled in one of the following countries: Brazil, Colombia, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Thailand, Turkey, or South Africa.
  • Must have annual household income of £55,000 or less (or equivalent in local currency).
  • Must submit a personal statement answering four specific questions (350 words max each).
  • Must provide supporting documents including proof of address and income.
  • Must hold an offer for a full-time or part-time taught master’s course (Grad Dip, M ARCH, MA, MBA, MFA, MRes, MSc) starting in 2025/26.
  • Course must be at one of UAL’s Colleges or Institutes (not UAL Online).
  • Cannot apply if you already hold a UK postgraduate taught qualification from the UK.
  • Must be domiciled in Africa or Latin America (specific eligible countries listed by UAL).
  • Must have achieved or be predicted to achieve an upper second-class honours degree (or equivalent).
  • Must submit a personal statement answering four specific questions (350 words max each).
  • Must provide an academic or professional reference in English.
  • Must submit transcripts or predicted grades, and later confirm final results if not yet available.

The University of Turin offers various scholarships for the 2025/2026 academic year, providing scholarships to international students pursuing Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD degrees. Each University of Turin Scholarship worth up to €7,000-€20,000.

Deadline: Vary depending on the specific scholarship and program. 

  • Target group: Refugees in Ethiopia, India, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe
  • Purpose: Promote access to higher education in Italy through safe university corridors
  • Scholarship: €7,000/year for 2 years + service benefits
  • Programs: Postgraduate degrees taught in English (no restricted entry)
  • Application deadlineApril 18, 2025 – 12 p.m. (Italian time)
  • Supported by: UNHCR, MAECI, University of Turin & partners
  • Target group: International students
  • Number of scholarships: 38
  • Scholarship value: €20,000 total (over 2 years)
  • Programs: English-taught postgraduate degrees (open access)
  • Status: Call now closed
  • Target group: Students with international, subsidiary, or temporary protection status (e.g., Ukraine)
  • Offered by: Italian Ministry of University & CRUI
  • Number of scholarships: 100
  • Status: Check CRUI website for updates
  • Target group: Refugees/international protection holders
  • Scholarship: €11,000 (gross, 1-year)
  • Programs: Any degree program (no entry limits)
  • Status: Call now closed
  • Support: Scholarships or tuition fee exemptions
  • Target group: Students from countries in armed conflict (past 12 months)
  • Status: Call now closed
  • Target group: Students at universities in the Piedmont region
  • Based on: Economic + academic merit
  • Benefits: Scholarships, housing, meal plans, etc.
  • For: Non-Italian foreign citizens & Italian citizens abroad
  • Offers: Study, training, and research funding in Italian institutions
  • Managed by: Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
  • Welcomes: Global students, PhD candidates, researchers
  • Example: China Scholarship Council (CSC) – for Chinese students & researchers
  • Opportunities vary—check individual calls for specifics

Applicants must:

  • Hold a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent obtained outside the Italian education system.
  • Not possess Italian citizenship or reside in Italy.
  • Meet the specific requirements of the chosen program.
  • Demonstrate English proficiency at a B2 level
  • Not have previously enrolled in any degree program at the University of Turin or other Italian universities. ​
  • Must be enrolled or planning to enroll in a full-time program at the University of Turin

The Tobe Maki Foundation offers Tobe Maki Scholarship Program to support the development of future talent by assisting academically excellent and well-behaved undergraduate and graduate students in Japan. Each year, around 60 students are selected—about 55 Japanese or residents with equivalent rights (such as permanent residents or spouses of Japanese nationals), and around 5 international students holding a valid “Student” visa.

Deadline: May 8, 2025, 23:59 JST.​

  • Stipend:
    • Graduate students: ¥70,000/month (¥840,000/year)
    • Undergraduate students: ¥60,000/month (¥720,000/year)
  • Duration: Up to 2 years (April 1, 2025 – March 31, 2027), with possible extensions based on academic performance
  • May be halved if receiving other scholarships totaling approx. ¥2 million/year or more
  • Scholarships from JASSO and tuition exemptions do not affect the scholarship amount
  • JSPS or JST-supported doctoral students will receive half the grant
  • No repayment required
  • Free career choice after graduation

Applicants must:

  • Must be enrolled at a Japanese university or graduate school throughout the grant period
  • Undergraduate (3rd year or higher), Master’s, or Doctoral students
  • Must be 30 years old or younger as of April 1, 2025 (exceptions allowed)
  • Must study one of the target fields
  • Must show academic excellence, financial need, and strong motivation
  • Final-year and autumn-enrolled students can apply (even for less than 2 years)
  • Leave of absence will suspend payments
  • Must be a self-financed international student
  • All faculties are eligible if research relates to target fields
  • Household income isn’t restricted but will be considered in selection
  • Payment Period: April 1, 2025 – March 31, 2027 (up to 2 years, extendable up to 4 years or more)
  • Disbursement Schedule: Paid into student’s bank account—first payment in July 2025 (4 months’ worth), then every even month
  • The Foundation can suspend, stop, or cancel scholarship payments if it deems the recipient unsuitable.
  • Submit transcript every semester
  • Submit activity report and enrollment/completion certificate by March each year
  • Submit scholarship receipt/status report every two months
  • Failure to submit reports may result in suspension or cancellation

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