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Read eligibility before you apply
Check official criteria, deadlines and required evidence. Public information only, not funding support.
Editorial team · 18 October 2026

Start with the awarding provider
Every scholarship is defined by its awarding provider. Read the official criteria in full before you begin an application, and keep a link to the source.
Check the details that rule people in or out
- Nationality and residence conditions
- The study level, subject and sometimes the exact course
- Academic requirements and any other conditions
- Whether you must already hold an offer of a place
Understand what the award covers
Some awards contribute to tuition, others to living costs or specific items. Check whether conditions, exclusions or renewal rules apply, and do not plan around an award until you have written confirmation from the provider.
Note the deadline, and its time zone
Scholarship deadlines may differ from course deadlines. Record the exact date and time zone, and leave time to gather supporting documents.
A note on our role
We share publicly available scholarship information to help you research. We do not provide funding support, and eligibility and awards are always decided by the provider.
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