Master’s Scholarships for International Students

Master’s scholarships for international students can fund tuition, living costs, travel, or a combination of study expenses. Eligibility and deadlines vary by scholarship and by the Master’s programme linked to the award.

What to check before applying for a Master’s scholarship

Confirm the eligible degree level, target intake, academic requirements, nationality rules, subject restrictions, language requirements, and whether university admission must be completed first. Some scholarships require a separate university application before the funding application can be considered.

What documents are commonly required

Master’s scholarship applications commonly ask for academic transcripts, proof of degree completion or expected graduation, a CV, motivation statement, recommendation letters, proof of language ability, and evidence of admission or application. The exact document list belongs to the scholarship provider or university.

How to compare Master’s scholarships

Compare the value and duration of the funding rather than looking only at the phrase “fully funded.” Check whether tuition is paid directly, how living support is calculated, whether travel is included, whether the award covers the full programme length, and whether renewal depends on academic progress.

How Genesis helps

Genesis organizes Master’s scholarship records by destination, funding type and other structured fields. Use the individual scholarship page to verify the official application route before submitting documents.