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Discover open scholarships, fellowships, grants, and competitions for undergraduate, masters, and PhD study. Search by keyword or describe what you are looking for, then open any listing for deadlines, eligibility, and a link to the official source.
55 open opportunities, including 34 marked as fully funded. From discovering opportunities to creating compelling statements of purpose, personal statements, and motivation letters, Nexea helps you move from search to successful application.
The Mastercard Foundation AfOx Graduate Scholarships 2027-2028 offer fully funded MBA opportunities at the University of Oxford's Saïd Business School for African nationals who have overcome hardships and are committed to Africa's development.
The Jefferson Scholars Foundation offers premier fully funded undergraduate scholarships to outstanding students planning to study at the University of Virginia.
The Girls On Campus She Leads Scholarship 2026 offers $1,500 to support incoming or current female, gender nonconforming, or ally undergraduate students in the United States who demonstrate academic merit, financial need, and leadership potential.
The Eric Bleumink Fund (EBF) offers Master's scholarships to outstanding students from non-Western and developing countries to pursue their Master's degree at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.
The Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship at the University of Toronto is Canada's most prestigious award for outstanding international high school students, offering full funding for undergraduate studies.
The Adedeji Undergraduate Scholarship Program 2027 supports undergraduate students in their freshman, second, or penultimate year who excel academically while actively pursuing diverse passions outside their core discipline.
The Glendon Chase McCormick Scholarship 2026 offers two $4,000 awards to outstanding Masters and PhD students across all disciplines at Dalhousie University, honoring physicist Dr. Glendon Chase McCormick's legacy.