ARDEN UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS AND PG REGIONAL PRICING FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

LOCATION: Germany

Arden University now extends scholarships and offers to new international students applying for select undergraduate and postgraduate programmes at their Berlin study center.

As a career-focused, global university, they hope these scholarships and offers will provide opportunities for students who face more barriers and would otherwise be unable to study at Arden University or overseas.

ELIGIBILITY:

To be eligible for the Regional Offer, you must meet the following criteria:

Be a national of a country listed at Schedule 2 listed in the program website, at the date of your application (the institution reserve the right to request evidence of proof of nationality); and 

Have an offer to study your eligible program (see schedule 1) for one of our Berlin intakes from (and including) September 2025 to May 2026.

The PG Regional Pricing cannot be combined with any other offer run by us. If you are eligible for more than one offer, the offer that gives you the greatest discount will be applied. For the avoidance of doubt, you are permitted to participate in our Refer a Friend Scheme, prize draws, and competitions, subject to their applicable terms and conditions.

Study mode: International Blended Learning (Berlin study centre only)

Please take into account that this page only outlines a summary of the offer. Make sure to consult all our terms and conditions related to the Berlin Regional Offer before applying.

Please note that this offer will be amended from the September 2025 intake until the May 2026 intake.

BENEFIT:

Eligible Programme TypeProgramme Fee (with the Regional Offer applied) IntakesStudy Mode
MSc and MA courses €9,000 MBA courses International Blended Learning (Berlin study centre only)
MBA  courses €10,500 
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MSIF MCDONALD FELLOWSHIPS

Application Opens: 1 July 2025, Deadline: 1 December 2025

LOCATION: United Kingdom

MSIF’s McDonald Fellowships fund 2-year research placements for early career researchers from low- and middle-income countries. The McDonald Fellowship enables early-career multiple sclerosis researchers from low- and middle-income countries to work in a research institution outside of their own country. During the visit, participants either gain expertise or carry out parts of joint research projects.

ELIGIBILITY:

All candidates must:

Be educated to post graduate level (at least MSc, preferably PhD/MD) in an area relevant to multiple sclerosis.

Be citizens of a low- or middle-income country (all countries with a low, lower middle or upper middle income as defined by the World Bank)

Focus their research in an area relevant to multiple sclerosis.

Candidates must also be in one of the following situations:

Working or studying in a low- or middle-income country (all countries with a low, lower-middle, or upper-middle income as defined by the World Bank) at the time of application.

Working or studying in another country on a project that started within the six months prior to application.

Studying in another country on a Du Pré grant project supported MSIF.

Those who previously have held a Du Pré grant are eligible to subsequently apply for a McDonald Fellowship, but not the other way round.

Candidates are expected to return to their own countries at the end of the study period where they will contribute to advancing care and research in MS.

The McDonald fellowship may also be used to partially fund a PhD programme, where the candidate has already been accepted for the PhD programme in a recognised institute (within the six months prior to application) but who doesn’t have enough funding to cover the total cost.

If successful, candidates and Host supervisors will be required to read and sign the Terms and Conditions of the award.

The McDonald Fellowship should start within 12 months of being awarded the funding.

For more information, please contact our research team using the contact us form, selecting “Research grants and awards”.

BENEFIT:

The fellowship payment is a two-year grant, consisting of 55,000 EUR per year, paid to the host institution and then used to pay the fellow.  

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