Official SCHOLARSHIPS For Degree, Masters, Phd And Contests, You May Qualify

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No more excuses or stories about not been aware or not informed, the ball is in your court now!

The list will comprise of the following:

Degree
Masters
PhD
Contests
Call for Applications and Journals
Internship et al

Here is a recent compilation, choose wisely.

TIP: Always apply to more than one and submit all required documents


Apply for Commonwealth Shared Scholarship Scheme 2016 in UK Universities

Clarendon Fund Scholarships for International Students 2016/2017

Call for Application: YALI Regional Leadership Center Fellowship Program for Southern Africa, Pretoria (Fully Funded)

East African Development Bank Scholarship Program 2016 for STEM (Fully Funded Study in the USA)

2016 Dorothy Marchus Senesh Fellowship in Peace and Development Studies for Women from Developing Countries
25th BBC World Service/ British Council International Play Writing Competition 2016

2016 McKinsey And Company Next Generation Women Leaders Program (Fully Funded workshop in Paris from May 12-14, 2016.)

2016 FirstRand Laurie Dippenaar Scholarship for Postgraduate International Study

2016/2017 Leadership and Advocacy for Women in Africa (LAWA) Fellowship Program at the Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C., USA (Funded)
Overseas Development Institute Fellowship Scheme 2016/2018 for Young Postgraduates from Developing Countries.

Swedish Institute Study Scholarships (SISS)

Leadership and Advocacy for Women in Africa (LAWA) Fellowship Program 2014/2015

Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarships for Women in Africa, Europe and the Middle East 2016/2017

2016 Facebook Internet.org Innovation Challenge Africa ($USD 250,000+ Prize for Internet Based Solutions).

Undergraduate MasterCard Foundation Scholarships at Duke University, USA 2016

2016 FINCAD Women in Finance Scholarship (US$10,000 to support graduate-level studies)

2016/2017 Onasis Foundation Fellowship Programme for International Scholars to study in Greece.

2016 West African Research Center (WARC) Travel Grant for African Scholars and Graduate Students

Morgan Stanley Sustainable Investing Challenge 2016 for Graduate Students around the World (All Expense paid to Hong Kong)
World Bank Robert S. McNamara Fellowships Program 2016 for PhD Research on Development

DO School/H&M Entrepreneurship for Good: The Future of Work Challenge 2016 – Berlin, Germany

Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation’s Science without Borders® Challenge 2016

2016 OneBeat International Residency Program for Innovative Musicians from around the world (Fully Funded to USA)

The World Of Academy of Sciences (TWAS) Prize 2016 for Scientists from Developing Countries.

2016 TaiwanICDF’s International Higher Education Scholarship Program for study in Taiwan

Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Programme (TEEP) 2016 for Africans ( $100m Pan-African entrepreneurship initiative )

ONE Champions Program 2016 (Voluntary Program) – Nigeria

University of Ghana TDR International Postgraduate Scholarship 2016/2017

Full-Funded Rotary Peace Fellowship for Masters and Professional Programs 2017/2018

Call for Projects: UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE VOLUNTEERS Programme 2016

King Baudouin African Development Prize 2016/2017 (€ 200.000 Prize for Development Work in Africa)

Global Editors Network Data Journalism Awards 2016 (12,000€ Prize)

Global Developmenet Network (GDN) Global Development Conference Poster Contest 2016

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