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Which countries offer the most scholarships to international students?

I'm considering studying abroad, and I'm very interested in places that have a lot of scholarships for international students. Any ideas on which countries are particularly generous with scholarships?

5 months ago

While many countries offer scholarships for international students, there are some that stand out due to their commitment to promoting international education. These include:

1. United States: Many universities in the U.S. offer scholarships to international students based on academic achievement, leadership, field of study, or other criteria.

2. United Kingdom: The UK offers various scholarships for international students, such as the Chevening Scholarships and Commonwealth Scholarships, which are government-funded, and many scholarships offered directly by UK universities.

3. Germany: Germany provides an array of scholarships to international students through the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service), among others.

4. Netherlands: The Dutch government and Dutch research universities offer numerous scholarships to international students. For example, the Holland Scholarship is specifically designed for international students from outside the European Economic Area.

5. Australia: Australia offers several scholarships for international students, including the Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP), and various scholarships through individual universities.

6. Canada: Canadian universities and provincial governments offer numerous scholarships to international students, such as the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships and the Ontario Graduate Scholarship.

Remember, the exact amount and terms of each scholarship can vary greatly, and some might cover only tuition, while others could provide a living stipend. Therefore, it's crucial to carefully research the specific criteria and benefits of each scholarship you're considering. It's also worth reaching out to the universities' international students office for any insider tips or specific scholarships that are only advertised to students.

5 months ago

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