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STUDYPORTALS SCHOLARSHIP: €10,000 FOR YOUR MASTER’S ABROAD

Application Deadline: 31 May 2026

LOCATION: Multiple Regions

The Studyportals Scholarship gives you a chance to get €10,000 to help fund your Master’s abroad. It’s open to students from anywhere in the world who are applying to a Master’s at one of our trusted partner universities.

ELIGIBILITY:

Anyone planning to study for a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree abroad at one of our partner universities can apply for the €10,000 Studyportals Scholarship. The scholarship is open to students from all countries, anywhere in the world.

Motivation letter: A strong motivation letter clearly shows why you want to study abroad, why you have picked your programme, and how the scholarship will help you reach your goals. Keep your writing honest, focused, and enthusiastic—this is your chance to show who you are and why you’re a great fit (check out our guide with tips and examples to write a successful scholarship motivation letter to help you get started).

Here are the top 5 criteria they consider when they evaluate your letter for the Studyportals Scholarship: Ambition, Personality, Originality, Clarity, and Length (keep it between 400–600 words)

The rest is up to you. Make it personal. Show them what makes you unique and how your studies abroad will help you make a positive impact in the world.

To be eligible for the Studyportals Scholarship, you must be accepted to a partner universities listed on our platforms. If you’re applying elsewhere, you cannot apply for the Studyportals Scholarship, but you can explore other financial aid opportunities using our Scholarship Search Tool.

Employees of Studyportals, along with their relatives (up to the second degree of kinship), are excluded from participating in the Studyportals Scholarships.

There is no entry fee to participate in the Studyportals Scholarships.

Apply Now in Four Easy Steps:

Share your review: Review your current or past University to help future students

Stay Updated: Opt in to receive emails to stay informed about the scholarship

Confirm Acceptance: Confirm the institution where you have applied and your email address

Submit Application: Send in your letter of acceptance and motivation letter

Note: The final step will remain active after submission. Make sure to complete it by sending your letter of acceptance and motivation letter.

For the lists of partner universities, check the programme website

BENEFIT:

The Studyportals Scholarships has a total of 2 grants of 10,000 EUR each.

Each individual Studyportals Scholarship grant will be applied toward the cost of tuition fees in the first instance. Tuition fees will be paid to the Higher Education Institution that the successful candidate will attend.

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UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA GRADUATE RECRUITMENT SCHOLARSHIP AND GRADUATE STUDENT AWARD

Application Deadline: For students with a May 1, 2026 start date, the deadline is March 26, 2026

For students with a July 1, 2026 start date, the deadline is May 28, 2026

LOCATION: Canada

The purpose of the Graduate Recruitment Scholarship (GRS) is to recruit superior graduate students who have the potential to contribute to the University of Alberta’s community and research.

The purpose of the Graduate Student Award (GSA) is to provide financial support to current graduate students undertaking full-time research. Additional selection criteria may be considered and may include financial need.

ELIGIBILITY:

Both awards are open to Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or students on a study permit. Specific eligibility criteria for each award are as follows:

Graduate Recruitment Scholarship (GRS):

Students must be newly admitted to a doctoral or thesis-based master’s graduate degree program or have transferred (fast-tracked) from a master’s to a doctoral degree program.

Will be registered full-time in a doctoral degree or thesis-based master’s degree program by the admit term.

Must have an admission grade point average (AGPA) of at least 3.5. Current students transferring (fast track) from a master’s degree to a doctoral degree are eligible provided that both their AGPA and current program GPA are 3.5 or over, or the average if one mark is less.

Students admitted to course-based or qualifying programs are not eligible.

Students may receive a GRS only once (unless they transfer from a master’s to a doctoral degree program). Faculties wishing to fund a GRS recipient may nominate them for a GSA in each year during which they meet the eligibility requirements.

Graduate Student Award (GSA):

Students must be currently registered full-time in a doctoral degree or thesis-based master’s degree program.

Must have satisfactory academic standing (equivalent to a grade point average (GPA) of 2.7 or greater) over the most recent 15 units of course weight in the current program. Where there are less than 15 graded credits in the current program, the admission GPA (AGPA) is a weighted factor.

Students registered in course-based or qualifying programs are not eligible.

These awards are NOT automatically renewable. However, faculties may nominate students for a new award in each year during which they meet the eligibility requirements.

Faculties might have additional selection criteria; for more details, departments/students may consult their faculty.

BENEFIT:

The GRS and GSA both have a minimum value of $5,000 (one unit) in increments; however, faculties may choose the number of units they wish to award to eligible nominees based on the allocation table.

The award value varies and is indicated in the original letter of offer.

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