Scholarships for other countries

There are no defined guidelines for scholarship applications, and there are no specified eligibility standards. Some just require you to complete a scholarship application form, while others may require you to submit a specific written work or pursue education in a certain field. If you come across a scholarship that you think you could be eligible for, contact the award administrator for the steps to follow further.

Scholarship offers are null and invalid if you deny admission or delay your entrance term.

Only full-time degree programs with on-campus physical presence enrollment are eligible for scholarship grants. Scholarship grants do not apply to non-degree study, part-time study, or online programs/courses.

International candidates can apply for international scholarships (awards) if they are:

• For fee-paying purposes, they are referred to as foreign students and are charged the usual international tuition rate for the duration of the program.

• Certain scholarship programs require you to study full-time on campus.

• Part-time, distance, or blended learning students and students whose studies are delivered through an overseas partner may not be eligible for certain international prizes unless scholarship eligibility is particularly established for these modes of study. 

• Students can find the eligibility criteria for each scholarship on the individual scholarship page of the official university website.

• You may apply for more than one prize, but you will only be considered for one. 

• The University has the right to revoke any award if it is discovered that the student made a claim based on incorrect information.