International applicants; Turkish citizens and former Turkish citizens are excluded. Age, academic achievement and prior-degree conditions vary by level.
Applicants from participating countries. Nationality, age, prior qualifications and academic thresholds depend on the annual undergraduate or graduate call and application track.
Funding and remaining costs
The official overview lists tuition, language training, monthly allowance and round-trip airfare. Amounts and limits require the current call.
Check benefit caps, payment timing and uncovered expenses in the current guidelines; a programme overview is not an individual award offer.
Tests and language evidence
Check current GKS and university language requirements. Accepted tests, score thresholds and exemptions are not verified in this guide.
Application timing
Check the current call and embassy/university track deadline; no single universal closing date is supplied here.
How to start
Select the correct annual GKS call and embassy/university route.
Use that call’s document checklist and designated university list.
Follow the route-specific submission instructions and deadline.
International applicants; Turkish citizens and former Turkish citizens are excluded. Age, academic achievement and prior-degree conditions vary by level.
Applicants from participating countries. Nationality, age, prior qualifications and academic thresholds depend on the annual undergraduate or graduate call and application track.
Funding and remaining costs
The official overview lists tuition, language training, monthly allowance and round-trip airfare. Amounts and limits require the current call.
Check benefit caps, payment timing and uncovered expenses in the current guidelines; a programme overview is not an individual award offer.
Tests and language evidence
Check current GKS and university language requirements. Accepted tests, score thresholds and exemptions are not verified in this guide.
Application timing
Check the current call and embassy/university track deadline; no single universal closing date is supplied here.
How to start
Select the correct annual GKS call and embassy/university route.
Use that call’s document checklist and designated university list.
Follow the route-specific submission instructions and deadline.
Applicants worldwide with a bachelor's degree, or completing it before the master's starts; programme-specific admission requirements apply.
Funding and remaining costs
Competitive scholarships cover participation costs and contribute to travel, visa and living expenses. Programme-guide calculation: EUR 1,400/month for eligible scholarship duration.
Admission does not guarantee a scholarship. Confirm the consortium's award terms and any expenses above the contribution.
Tests and language evidence
Language proof and any additional tests are set by each master's consortium; there is no single Erasmus Mundus test rule.
Application timing
Check the chosen master's official website; scholarship and self-funded admission deadlines may differ.
How to start
Find a suitable programme in the official catalogue.
Check the consortium’s admission and scholarship conditions separately.
Submit directly to the institution running that master’s.
A directory, not one scholarship. Filter by country, academic stage and purpose; nationality/residency and prior-degree requirements vary by award.
Funding and remaining costs
DAAD's general guidance lists typical monthly payments of EUR 992 for master's and EUR 1,400 for doctoral/postdoctoral recipients. The specific call controls benefits.
For DAAD awards, the general guidance excludes tuition fees and warns living costs may exceed the stipend. Other funders listed in the database have their own terms.
Tests and language evidence
Language proof depends on the call and teaching language. University admission requirements can differ from DAAD's accepted certificates and exemptions.
Application timing
Check the selected award and country-specific call; no universal DAAD deadline applies.
How to start
Filter the database by country, academic stage and purpose.
Read the selected award’s requirements, benefits and document list.
Follow that award’s portal instructions and check university admission separately.
Non-U.S. applicants through their home-country Fulbright Commission or U.S. Embassy. Residence, citizenship, qualifications and available awards vary by country.
Funding and remaining costs
The central overview lists funding support, J-1 sponsorship, a health benefit plan and enrichment activities. Award amounts and coverage are country-specific.
Do not assume every award covers every cost. Self-placement applicants may need to pay university application fees or deposits.
Tests and language evidence
English proficiency is required. Confirm accepted tests, thresholds and any GRE/GMAT requirement with the country office and host programme.
Application timing
Check the country office's current call; deadlines and offered degree routes differ by country.
How to start
Select your country on the official application page.
Read the country office’s award and document instructions.
Confirm the placement model and apply through the designated country office.
A directory, not one scholarship. Filter by country, academic stage and purpose; nationality/residency and prior-degree requirements vary by award.
Funding and remaining costs
DAAD's general guidance lists typical monthly payments of EUR 992 for master's and EUR 1,400 for doctoral/postdoctoral recipients. The specific call controls benefits.
For DAAD awards, the general guidance excludes tuition fees and warns living costs may exceed the stipend. Other funders listed in the database have their own terms.
Tests and language evidence
Language proof depends on the call and teaching language. University admission requirements can differ from DAAD's accepted certificates and exemptions.
Application timing
Check the selected award and country-specific call; no universal DAAD deadline applies.
How to start
Filter the database by country, academic stage and purpose.
Read the selected award’s requirements, benefits and document list.
Follow that award’s portal instructions and check university admission separately.
Non-U.S. applicants through their home-country Fulbright Commission or U.S. Embassy. Residence, citizenship, qualifications and available awards vary by country.
Funding and remaining costs
The central overview lists funding support, J-1 sponsorship, a health benefit plan and enrichment activities. Award amounts and coverage are country-specific.
Do not assume every award covers every cost. Self-placement applicants may need to pay university application fees or deposits.
Tests and language evidence
English proficiency is required. Confirm accepted tests, thresholds and any GRE/GMAT requirement with the country office and host programme.
Application timing
Check the country office's current call; deadlines and offered degree routes differ by country.
How to start
Select your country on the official application page.
Read the country office’s award and document instructions.
Confirm the placement model and apply through the designated country office.
Source check 2026-10-30 — Current round closed · next call announced
Who can apply?
Postdoctoral and experienced researchers with a host in Germany; doctoral-stage, nationality and residence conditions apply. This is not an undergraduate or master's scholarship.
Funding and remaining costs
Monthly fellowship: EUR 3,000 for postdocs or EUR 3,600 for experienced researchers, plus eligible additional benefits.
Health insurance is required; an insurance subsidy is not the same as full reimbursement. Review benefit conditions and personal costs.
Tests and language evidence
Good German or English is required, depending on research needs. Do not assume a universal IELTS/GRE requirement; consult the programme rules.
Application timing
Checked on 30 October 2026: the current round is closed at capacity. The next call opens on 15 November 2026 and closes when its application limit is reached; no fixed closing time is specified.
How to start
Check career-stage and residence eligibility.
Arrange a German host, research plan and required reviews.
Use the official portal when the relevant call accepts applications.
Organisations and, for many calls, international consortia. Call-specific legal, country and partnership conditions apply; not a general student scholarship.
Funding and remaining costs
Project grants under the selected topic’s budget, funding rate and eligible-cost rules.
Participation does not automatically mean funding eligibility; check co-financing and excluded costs.
Tests and language evidence
No student admission exam; project and applicant eligibility are assessed.
Application timing
Topic-specific portal deadlines and submission stages apply.
How to start
Find a suitable portal topic.
Check partners and capacity.
Prepare the proposal and budget with the consortium.
Explore verified vacancy information and ongoing programme routes. Ask our team about document preparation and application planning. Availability, funding and eligibility vary; check the dated status and official source before applying.
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European Parliament — Schuman Traineeships
October application window
Last checked:
Deadline & timing: 31 October 2026, 23:59 Brussels time (Europe/Brussels).
Eligibility, location & funding
Eligibility
Age 18+ and a completed university degree. Language and previous EU-experience rules apply. The portal states that places for non-EU nationals are very limited; check each offer's nationality rules.
Location & duration
March–July 2027 placements; duty station depends on the offer.
Funding & costs
Paid traineeships; the applicable allowance depends on the placement.
Deadline & timing: 2 November 2026, 12:00 UTC / 15:00 Türkiye time.
Eligibility, location & funding
Eligibility
Final-year undergraduate or postgraduate students, or graduates starting within one year of graduation, in International Relations, security or related fields. Strong English. No nationality restriction is stated in the advert.
Location & duration
Istanbul; full-time, six months.
Funding & costs
Stipend provided; amount unspecified. Other costs are met by the intern or sponsor.
Deadline & timing: 10 November 2026, 16:09 UTC — 19:09 Türkiye / 17:09 Geneva (CET).
Eligibility, location & funding
Eligibility
Relevant final-year undergraduates, postgraduate students or graduates starting within one year of graduation. English required; read the full vacancy criteria.
Location & duration
Geneva or home-based; two full-time, six-month positions.
Funding & costs
Monthly stipend based on duty location. Other expenses are met by the intern or sponsor.
Deadline & timing: 10 November 2026. Check the official notice for the closing time.
Eligibility, location & funding
Eligibility
Age 18+; enrolled undergraduate or postgraduate students, or graduates within two years. All nationalities. The notice's language, academic and digital-content requirements apply.
Location & duration
Remote; full-time, 26 weeks.
Funding & costs
Paid internship; consult the notice for the applicable stipend.
Deadline & timing: 31 December 2026, local midnight in The Hague; follow the official portal's deadline.
Eligibility, location & funding
Eligibility
Graduates or final-stage students in International Relations or relevant law; less than three years of relevant full-time experience and fluent English. General internship rules permit all nationalities; vacancy-specific criteria apply.
Location & duration
The Hague; full-time, three to six months, for 2027 placements.
Funding & costs
Unpaid; participants must arrange their own funding.
Deadline & timing: 31 December 2026. Assessment throughout the year; an immediate placement is not guaranteed.
Eligibility, location & funding
Eligibility
Graduates or final-stage university students with a strong academic record and less than three years of relevant full-time experience. English or French required. General internship rules allow all nationalities.
Location & duration
The Hague; full-time, three to six months.
Funding & costs
Unpaid; participants must arrange their own funding.
Deadline & timing: Applications accepted throughout the year; individual team requirements apply.
Eligibility, location & funding
Eligibility
Full-time degree enrolment must continue throughout the internship. Primarily for OECD-country nationals; other nationalities may be considered for specific programmes or projects.
Location & duration
On-site, hybrid or remote arrangements depend on the team and placement.
Funding & costs
€1,000 monthly living-cost contribution applies to Paris-based internships only.
Annual roster programme — no specific vacancy verified
Last checked:
Deadline & timing: Deadline depends on the published roster. Programme information is not confirmation of an open vacancy.
Eligibility, location & funding
Eligibility
The undergraduate category includes third- or fourth-year students, required degree placements and eligible recent graduates. Verify category-specific conditions in the current roster.
Location & duration
Geneva; undergraduate category normally 2–6 months. Assessment takes place throughout the year.
Funding & costs
Published undergraduate stipend: CHF 1,645 per month. Check the current category and placement terms.
Direct application route — no specific vacancy verified
Last checked:
Deadline & timing: Contact individual MEP offices; dates vary by office and placement.
Eligibility, location & funding
Eligibility
Age 18+; secondary diploma or equivalent and strong knowledge of an EU official language. EU/candidate-country nationals; other nationalities may be accepted at the MEP's discretion, subject to visa rules.
Location & duration
Brussels or Strasbourg; six weeks to five months.
Funding & costs
Paid traineeships; confirm the applicable terms with the MEP office.
Deadline & timing: No dated vacancy deadline verified; follow the programme's application instructions.
Eligibility, location & funding
Eligibility
OIC-member-country citizenship, full-time university enrolment and working English. International Relations and political science are among the accepted fields.
Location & duration
Ankara; at least four weeks.
Funding & costs
No stipend advertised. Participants arrange their own visa and living expenses.
Deadline & timing: Annual spring call, normally April–May. The next exact application dates have not been verified.
Eligibility, location & funding
Eligibility
Age 21+ and NATO-member-country citizenship; two university years completed and third-year enrolment, or qualifying recent-graduate/postgraduate status. English or French required.
Location & duration
Brussels; six months.
Funding & costs
Published 2026 stipend: €1,335/month. Rates for future intakes may change.
An entry is not a placement, funding or visa guarantee. Applicants apply through the official route; do not send application documents through this page.
Dated application checks
Each entry shows its source-check date. Status, nomination stages and institutional deadlines may differ. Open the official call before planning or submitting.
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UBC International Scholars: 2027 undergraduate funding
Open at the 30 October 2026 check — verify current status
Complete UBC admission before starting the scholarship application. Submit the scholarship by 15 November 2026, 23:59 PST, after the school nomination and separate teacher reference are received.
Who can apply?
International students entering their first undergraduate degree directly from secondary school, with strong achievement and significant financial need. For 2027, graduation must be June 2026 or later; excluded degrees are listed by UBC.
Funding and remaining costs
Support is assessed against individual financial need; no universal award amount or all-costs guarantee is stated.
Tests and language evidence
Meet the English standard by 31 January 2027. One test route is IELTS Academic 6.5, with every component at least 6.0. Check alternative qualifications and exemption routes.
Pearson 2027: final step only for applicants who met earlier deadlines
New nominations closed; remaining stage only for eligible prior nominees
The 6 November 2026 scholarship deadline applies only after timely school nomination by 9 October and university application by 16 October. New applicants cannot start the process now.
Who can apply?
International applicants needing a study permit, finishing secondary school or graduating no earlier than June 2026, for September 2027 entry; students already in post-secondary education are ineligible.
Funding and remaining costs
Four years of tuition, books, incidental fees and full residence support. Do not assume flights, visas or every other expense are covered.
Tests and language evidence
Unless exempt, an accepted English qualification is required; for example IELTS Academic 6.5 with no component below 6.0. Also follow document conditions in your applicant portal.
Application timing
Closing timezone not verified here; do not infer one.
Clarendon 2027–2028: there is no single shared deadline
Course-specific funding deadline — check your chosen course
Apply for graduate study by your course's December 2026 or January 2027 funding deadline; no separate Clarendon form is needed. Verify the exact day on the course page.
Who can apply?
New master's/DPhil applicants, full-time or part-time, without nationality, residence or subject restrictions. Competitive selection is based on academic merit.
Funding and remaining costs
Course fees and a living-cost grant for the fee-liability period. Neither admission nor scholarship selection is guaranteed.
Tests and language evidence
Language level and other tests depend on the course. English scores need not accompany the initial application and may be an offer condition. Oxford does not accept TOEFL tests taken from 21 January 2026.
Application timing
Check the course-specific official deadline
Europe/London; course deadlines at 12:00 noon UK time
TEV–Imperial 2027–2028 scholarship applications start on 9 November
Upcoming at the 30 October 2026 check — verify the opening before applying
The TEV window is 9 November 2026–15 March 2027. Imperial requires an eligible master's application by 6 January 2027 and an offer by 3 March 2027; plan university and scholarship stages separately.
Who can apply?
Eligible one-year engineering/natural-sciences master's with financial need. TEV requires Turkish citizenship, age under 35 on 1 January, and GPA at least 3.0/4 or 76.5/100. Imperial's programme exclusions and admission conditions also apply.
Funding and remaining costs
Imperial lists full tuition, £23,805 annually, return economy airfare, visa and IHS support. Official pages disagree on award numbers; confirm with the providers.
Tests and language evidence
Course-specific English conditions apply, to be met by 30 June 2027 according to Imperial. Pre-sessional English is unsupported; TEV has a separate document-submission deadline.
Application timing
Closing timezone not verified here; do not infer one.
Status / specified conditions checked: . Earlier full source check: 26 October 2026.
Call / deadline check
Jean Monnet 2027–2028: application deadline passed
Published application deadline passed — new applications closed
The published deadline was 27 October 2026. New applications are closed; candidates who submitted on time should follow official evaluation announcements.
Who can apply?
Citizens of Türkiye, EU member states or IPA III beneficiary countries in eligible employment or study in Türkiye; final-year undergraduates may apply for postgraduate study. Full call conditions and exceptions apply.
Funding and remaining costs
Tuition up to €22,000, country-specific living support and a one-off €3,500. Excess tuition is the scholar's responsibility; no extra family allowance.
Tests and language evidence
Written exam minimum 60/100, subject to ranking and quotas. One English route is IELTS Academic 6.5. English YDS/e-YDS is not accepted; valid language evidence is required.
Institutional call open at the 30 October 2026 check; student deadlines differ
French institutions must submit to Campus France by 6 January 2027 at 23:59 CET. Students cannot apply directly and must follow the host institution's earlier selection timetable.
Who can apply?
International master's/doctoral candidates in priority fields; sponsor page lists upper ages of 29 and 35 respectively. A French host institution must nominate.
Funding and remaining costs
Monthly support and specified travel/insurance services. Eiffel does not pay tuition; qualifying public-degree fee exemptions are separate. Confirm the doctoral allowance with the host.
Tests and language evidence
The inspected call page specifies no universal IELTS/TOEFL or entrance-test score. Check the host programme's language and admission requirements; this is not an exam exemption.
Application timing
Europe/Paris (CET, UTC+01:00); institutional submission only
Status / specified conditions checked: . Earlier full source check: 26 October 2026.
Recent scholarship announcements
Dated reports checked on 26 October 2026. An announcement is not proof that applications are still open; follow the official source for current dates and conditions.
T.C. Dışişleri Bakanlığı Avrupa Birliği Başkanlığı ·
New clarifications issued for Jean Monnet 2027–2028 applicants
The official Q&A supplements the 2027–2028 call; earlier-cycle answers are not precedents. Applications close 27 October 2026; hand delivery ends at 17:00 local time. Postal/courier applicants must check the main announcement’s dispatch-evidence rules.
T.C. Dışişleri Bakanlığı Avrupa Birliği Başkanlığı ·
College of Europe opens 2027–2028 master's scholarship call
The Türkiye scholarship route closes on 22 January 2027. It covers registration, tuition, campus accommodation and three daily meals, but not travel or pocket money. A separate College application and programme-level English/French proficiency are required.
Lyon 1 announces its internal Eiffel 2027 doctoral scholarship timetable
Lyon 1's Eiffel doctoral files are due by 13 November 2026, submitted through a university researcher or academic. Direct student submissions are not accepted. This institutional deadline differs from the national Eiffel timetable.
Toulouse requests master's pre-applications before 15 November 2026 and doctoral pre-applications before 29 November. Doctoral candidates first need prospective supervisor support. These are Toulouse's internal deadlines; other institutions set their own schedules.
Use the current official call as the final checklist. Requirements differ; this planning list does not replace programme rules.
1. Check the right route
Confirm nationality/residence, study level, subject and host institution. For institutional EU projects, check organisation and consortium eligibility rather than individual student criteria.
2. Separate admission and funding
A university place may not include a scholarship. Record the institution’s admission deadline and the funder’s scholarship deadline separately.
3. Prepare core documents
Plan your CV, academic transcripts and diploma, motivation statement, references and, where required, research proposal or host invitation. Check translations, certification and document formats.
4. Check exams before booking
Verify accepted language/admission tests, score thresholds, validity dates and exemptions with both funder and host. Do not book IELTS, TOEFL, SAT, GRE or GMAT on assumption alone.
5. Budget beyond the headline award
Check tuition, living expenses, travel, insurance, fees, deposits and payment timing. A stipend or contribution may leave costs to cover yourself.
6. Work back from the deadline
Record the exact date, time and timezone from the current call. Allow time for referee submission and institutional nomination; save confirmation after you submit directly through the official route.
There is no universal IELTS, TOEFL, SAT or GRE requirement. Check the scholarship and university separately for accepted tests, versions, minimum scores, validity and exemptions.
A fee does not secure a scholarship. Verify any application or test fee on the official provider's website; do not share passwords or identity documents through social-media messages.
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