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Scholarships

Scholarships for studying abroad, collected from official provider pages. Filter by country, level and funding, and always apply through the official page.

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Scholarships we found on official provider pages. Always apply through the official page.

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Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) at the University of Sydney

University of Sydney (Australian Government RTP) · Australia

PhD · All research areas · Research periods 3 and 4, 2027

100% tuition, AUD 44,293 a year stipend (2027 rate), health cover

Who can apply: International students starting a research degree at the University of Sydney · English, as required by the University of Sydney

Documents: Research degree application and scholarship form

The Research Training Program (RTP) scholarship funds international students who start a research degree (PhD or research Master's) at the University of Sydney. What it covers 100% of tuition fees…

Checked 29 Oct 2026 · Apply by 18 Dec 2026

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Fully funded

Clarendon Scholarship at the University of Oxford

University of Oxford (Clarendon Fund) · United Kingdom

Master · All subjects · Courses with December or January application deadlines

Full course fees and a living-costs grant

Who can apply: Applicants to a new Master's or DPhil course at Oxford, any nationality · English, as required by your course

Documents: Your Oxford course application

Over 200 new awards a year

The Clarendon Fund is the University of Oxford's flagship graduate scholarship. It offers more than 200 new, fully funded scholarships every year to outstanding students in any subject. What it…

Checked 29 Oct 2026

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