Eight fully-funded and partially-funded scholarships, broken down for Filipino applicants — who each one is for, what it actually covers, how to apply, and the deadline to watch.
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DAAD funds Filipino master’s and PhD students in Germany with a real living stipend, not just free tuition. Here’s who… Read more.
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Study in two or three European countries on one scholarship. Here’s how Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees actually work for… Read more.
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Fulbright is the most recognized scholarship for Filipinos wanting to study in the US. Here’s the real eligibility bar, what… Read more.
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Chevening is the UK government’s global scholarship program, and it’s one of the more generous fully-funded options out there —… Read more.
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Australia Awards is the Australian government’s scholarship program for professionals from partner countries, and it’s been running in the Philippines… Read more.
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MEXT is the Japanese government’s scholarship program, and the route most Filipino applicants use — the embassy recommendation track —… Read more.
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The Global Korea Scholarship (GKS), still often called by its older name KGSP, is the Korean government’s fully-funded scholarship for… Read more.
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The NL Scholarship (formerly known as the Holland Scholarship) is administered by Nuffic, the Dutch organization for internationalization in education.… Read more.
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