Applications are now open for the Marshall Scholarships 2027, one of the world’s most prestigious postgraduate scholarship programmes for outstanding American students. Funded by the Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission, the scholarship enables talented graduates from the United States to pursue master’s or doctoral degrees at any accredited university in the United Kingdom while developing as future leaders and strengthening UK–US relations. Each year, up to 50 scholars are selected based on academic excellence, leadership potential, and ambassadorial qualities. The scholarship covers the full cost of studying in the UK, allowing recipients to focus on their academic and professional development at some of the world’s leading universities. About the Scholarship Established in 1953 as a gesture of gratitude for the Marshall Plan, the Marshall Scholarships support exceptional American graduates who wish to undertake postgraduate study in the United Kingdom. The programme seeks individuals with strong academic records, demonstrated leadership ability, and the potential to strengthen understanding between the United States and the UK throughout their careers. Scholars may study at any UK university in almost any academic discipline. Depending on their programme of study, awards may support one-year master’s degrees, two-year master’s programmes, or doctoral studies. Beyond financial support, scholars become part of a distinguished global network of leaders across academia, government, business, science, and the arts. Scholarship Benefits Successful applicants will receive: Full university tuition fees. Monthly living stipend. Round-trip airfare between the United States and the United Kingdom. Visa application fee support. Access to the UK’s National Health Service. Annual book grant. Research and thesis grants where applicable. Daily travel grant. Leadership development opportunities. Contribution towards the support of a dependent spouse where applicable. The scholarship provides comprehensive financial support, allowing scholars to concentrate fully on their postgraduate studies in the UK. Eligibility Criteria To be eligible, applicants must: Be citizens of the United States. Hold a first undergraduate degree from an accredited four-year college or university in the United States before taking up the scholarship. Have a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.7 on a 4.0 scale. Have graduated from their first undergraduate degree after April 2024 for the 2027 competition. Not hold, or have previously studied for, a degree from a UK university. Applicants must also demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, leadership potential, and the ability to strengthen UK–US understanding. Eligible Fields of Study The Marshall Scholarship is open to applicants from all academic disciplines, including: Engineering Natural Sciences Medicine and Health Sciences Social Sciences Humanities Law Business Arts Technology Public Policy Applicants may pursue postgraduate study at any recognised UK university offering eligible programmes. Required Documents Applicants should prepare: Completed online application form. Academic transcripts. Personal statements. Three letters of recommendation. Institutional endorsement from their undergraduate institution. Any additional documents required under the official application guidelines. How to Apply Interested applicants should: Review the official eligibility requirements and scholarship rules. Contact the fellowship or scholarship advisor at their undergraduate institution. Complete the online Marshall Scholarship application. Arrange for recommendation letters and institutional endorsement. Submit the application before the deadline. Applications must first be endorsed by the applicant’s undergraduate institution before being forwarded to the appropriate regional selection committee. Selection Criteria Candidates are assessed based on three equally important criteria: Academic merit. Leadership potential. Ambassadorial potential and commitment to strengthening UK–US relations. Shortlisted candidates are invited to regional interviews before final scholarship offers are made.
AmberScholar Scholarship 2026 (Up to $50,000 Scholarship Fund)
Applications are now open for the AmberScholar Scholarship 2026, a global scholarship programme designed to support ambitious students pursuing higher education in some of the world’s leading study destinations. Organized by Amber, the scholarship provides access to a total funding pool of up to $50,000 for students who demonstrate academic excellence, creativity, leadership, entrepreneurship, or sporting talent. Unlike traditional scholarships that focus solely on academic performance, AmberScholar recognizes students with diverse talents and aspirations. Whether your goals lie in academics, entrepreneurship, sports, or the creative arts, the programme aims to ease financial pressure while helping you pursue your educational ambitions. About the Scholarship The AmberScholar Scholarship was created to empower students with big dreams by providing financial assistance that helps them focus on achieving their academic and career goals. Rather than limiting awards to one area of achievement, the scholarship welcomes applicants from different backgrounds and recognizes ambition in academics, sports, entrepreneurship, innovation, and the arts. Through this initiative, Amber seeks to support students who have a compelling vision for their future and can clearly demonstrate how the scholarship will help them achieve their goals. Scholarship Benefits Successful applicants will receive: Access to a scholarship fund worth up to $50,000. Financial support to help cover educational expenses. Recognition as an AmberScholar recipient. Opportunity to join a global community of ambitious students. Support for pursuing higher education in leading international study destinations. Eligibility Criteria To apply for the AmberScholar Scholarship 2026, applicants must: Be enrolled in a programme of study in the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Ireland, Germany, or Australia. Be an international or domestic student studying in one of the eligible countries. Hold a valid letter of acceptance from an eligible institution. Demonstrate ambition in academics, entrepreneurship, sports, the arts, or another field. Submit all required application materials before the deadline. Required Documents Applicants should prepare the following: A valid letter of acceptance. Statement of Purpose (SOP). Portfolio or social media profiles (where applicable). A recent personal photograph. Any additional information requested during the online application process. How to Apply Interested applicants should: Visit the official AmberScholar application page. Review the eligibility requirements carefully. Prepare the required application documents. Complete the online application form. Upload all supporting documents. Submit the application before the deadline. Applicants are encouraged to present a compelling statement of purpose that clearly explains their ambitions, financial need, and how the scholarship will contribute to their educational journey. Selection Criteria Applications are evaluated based on several factors, including: Creativity. Personal ambition. Leadership potential. Soft skills. Financial need. Quality of the Statement of Purpose and supporting materials.
Fulbright South African Research Scholar Program 2027/2028 in the USA (Funded)
Applications are now open for the Fulbright South African Research Scholar Program (SARSP) 2027/2028, a funded international research programme for South African university faculty and research professionals. The programme enables scholars to conduct advanced research at a U.S. university or research institution for a period of three to nine months while strengthening academic collaboration between South Africa and the United States. Administered through the Fulbright Program, the scholarship supports researchers seeking to advance their academic careers, expand international partnerships, and contribute to research and curriculum development at their home institutions. Scholars will undertake independent research in their field of expertise while benefiting from access to world-class research facilities and academic networks in the United States. About the Programme The Fulbright South African Research Scholar Program provides experienced academics and researchers with an opportunity to undertake high-level research at accredited universities and research institutions across the United States. The programme is designed to strengthen research capacity, encourage international collaboration, and promote the exchange of knowledge between South African and U.S. institutions. Fellows are expected to conduct research that will contribute to academic development, curriculum enhancement, and long-term institutional partnerships upon their return to South Africa. Research grants are awarded across a wide range of academic disciplines, although projects involving direct clinical medical research with patient contact are not eligible under the programme. Fellowship Benefits Successful applicants will receive: Monthly living stipend based on the cost of living at the host institution. Round-trip airfare. Excess baggage allowance for return travel. Professional allowance for books, conferences, and seminars. Settling-in allowance. Medical insurance coverage. Visa application fee support. Access to leading U.S. universities and research institutions. Opportunities to build international research collaborations. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must: Be South African citizens or permanent residents with at least five years of permanent residency. Hold a doctoral degree or an equivalent terminal qualification before applying. Have a minimum of three years of university teaching experience (preferred). Demonstrate a strong record of scholarly research and publications. Be proficient in English. Be in good health. Preference will be given to applicants who: Have not previously received a Fulbright Scholar grant. Have limited or no previous academic experience in the United States. Applications for doctoral dissertation research, immediate postdoctoral research following completion of a doctorate, or general professional travel are not eligible. Eligible Fields of Research The programme welcomes applications from scholars in almost all academic disciplines, including: Humanities Social Sciences Natural Sciences Engineering Education Agriculture Environmental Studies Business Law Public Policy Information Technology Clinical medical research involving direct patient contact is not supported under the programme. Required Documents Applicants should prepare: Completed online application form. Detailed research proposal. Curriculum Vitae (CV). Three confidential letters of reference. Letter of invitation from a U.S. host institution (strongly encouraged but not mandatory). Any additional supporting documents requested during the application process. How to Apply Interested applicants should: Visit the official Fulbright Scholar application portal. Review the programme guidelines and eligibility requirements. Prepare a detailed research proposal. Secure referees to submit confidential recommendation letters. Complete the online application. Submit the application before the closing date. Applicants are encouraged to obtain a letter of invitation from a U.S. host institution, although this is not a compulsory requirement. Selection Criteria Applications will be assessed based on: Academic excellence. Quality and originality of the proposed research. Research and publication record. Potential contribution to South African higher education. Feasibility of the proposed project. Ability to strengthen academic collaboration between South Africa and the United States.
Cecil Renaud Overseas Scholarship 2027 for Postgraduate Study in the UK (Fully Funded)
Applications are now open for the Cecil Renaud Overseas Scholarship 2027, a prestigious postgraduate scholarship that supports outstanding young South Africans pursuing master’s or doctoral studies at universities in the United Kingdom. Awarded annually by the Cecil Renaud Educational and Charitable Trust, the scholarship enables exceptional students to undertake postgraduate study at a UK university of their choice for up to two years. Since its establishment in 1994, the scholarship has helped some of South Africa’s brightest graduates study at world-renowned institutions, including the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge, and the University of London. The programme seeks academically gifted individuals with leadership potential and a commitment to making a meaningful contribution to South Africa and the wider world. About the Scholarship The Cecil Renaud Overseas Scholarship was established through the Cecil Renaud Educational and Charitable Trust, founded by Dr. Cecil Renaud, a respected Durban philanthropist. The scholarship aims to support exceptional young South Africans who have demonstrated academic excellence, leadership, and the potential to become influential professionals in their chosen fields. Each year, one or two scholarships are awarded to candidates who intend to pursue postgraduate studies at leading universities in the United Kingdom. Scholars are expected to use the opportunity to deepen their expertise and ultimately contribute to the development of South Africa after completing their studies. Scholarship Benefits Successful applicants will receive: Full funding for postgraduate study in the United Kingdom. Financial support for up to two years. Funding for a Master’s degree or PhD. Opportunity to study at a UK university of their choice. Membership in the Cecil Renaud Scholars network. Access to one of South Africa’s most prestigious overseas scholarship programmes. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must: Be South African citizens. Have completed the majority of their secondary schooling in KwaZulu-Natal. Be under 27 years of age at the time of application. Be in the final year of an Honours degree or a four-year undergraduate degree, or have already completed an Honours qualification. Demonstrate exceptional academic performance, preferably graduating with cum laude or summa cum laude honours. Have an outstanding record of leadership, commitment, and extracurricular involvement. Show the potential to make a significant impact in their field and contribute to South Africa’s development. Eligible Fields of Study The scholarship is open to applicants from all academic disciplines. Previous scholars have pursued programmes such as: Development Studies Applied Theology Mathematics Law Engineering Public Health Music Economics Environmental Studies Social Sciences Applicants may choose any eligible postgraduate programme offered by a recognised university in the United Kingdom. Required Documents Applicants should prepare: Completed scholarship application form. Academic transcripts and certificates. Curriculum Vitae (CV). Personal statement. Proof of admission or evidence of application to a UK university (where applicable). Supporting documents specified in the application form. Applicants should ensure all documents are submitted before the application deadline. How to Apply Interested applicants should: Download the official scholarship application form. Complete the application form accurately. Gather all required supporting documents. Submit the completed application via email and to the postal address indicated on the application form. Submit the application before the closing date. Shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews before the final selection is made. Selection Criteria Applicants will be assessed based on: Academic excellence. Leadership potential. Extracurricular achievements. Commitment to serving South Africa. Potential to make a significant contribution to their profession and society.
Glendon Chase McCormick Scholarship 2026 in Canada ($4,000 Award)
Applications are now open for the Glendon Chase McCormick Scholarship 2026, a graduate scholarship that supports outstanding Master’s and PhD students studying at Dalhousie University in Canada. Established in memory of Dr. Glendon Chase McCormick, the scholarship recognizes academic excellence and provides financial assistance to graduate students across all disciplines. Each year, a minimum of two scholarships valued at $4,000 each are awarded to eligible graduate students who have demonstrated exceptional academic performance. The scholarship is available to both Canadian and international students enrolled in eligible graduate programmes at Dalhousie University. About the Scholarship The Glendon Chase McCormick Scholarship was established in honour of Dr. Glendon Chase McCormick, a distinguished physicist from Nova Scotia whose career included pioneering work in radar technology and electromagnetic antennae at Canada’s National Research Council. The scholarship celebrates his commitment to scientific excellence and lifelong learning by supporting graduate students who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement. It is awarded annually to students enrolled in Master’s or doctoral programmes at Dalhousie University, regardless of their field of study. Scholarship Benefits Successful applicants will receive: A scholarship worth $4,000. Recognition for outstanding academic achievement. Financial support to assist with graduate studies. The opportunity to study at one of Canada’s leading research universities. A minimum of two scholarships are awarded each year. Eligibility Criteria To be eligible, applicants must: Be enrolled in a Master’s or Doctoral programme at Dalhousie University. Study in any academic discipline. Maintain first-class academic standing during the two most recent years prior to application. Have a minimum GPA of 3.7 on Dalhousie’s 4.3 grading scale. Both Canadian and international graduate students are eligible to apply. Required Documents Applicants should prepare the documents required through Dalhousie University’s graduate scholarship application process. These may include: Completed scholarship application. Academic transcripts. Proof of enrolment. Supporting documents requested by the Faculty of Graduate Studies. How to Apply Interested applicants should: Visit the official Dalhousie University scholarship page. Review the eligibility requirements carefully. Prepare all required supporting documents. Complete the scholarship application through the Faculty of Graduate Studies. Submit the application before the deadline. Only complete applications received by the closing date will be considered. Selection Criteria Applications are evaluated based primarily on academic excellence. Candidates must demonstrate outstanding academic performance and meet the minimum GPA requirement to be considered for the scholarship.
British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026/2027 in the UK (Funded)
Applications are now open for the British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026/2027, a prestigious funding programme that supports outstanding early-career researchers in the humanities and social sciences. The fellowship enables researchers to pursue an independent research project while strengthening their research and teaching experience at an eligible UK university or research organization. Funded by the UK Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), the fellowship is designed to help promising scholars develop their academic careers, produce significant publishable research, and enhance their prospects of securing permanent academic positions. Fellows will undertake a three-year programme beginning in Autumn 2027. About the Fellowship The British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowships provide talented researchers with the opportunity to establish themselves as independent scholars while working within a supportive academic environment. Fellows are expected to focus primarily on completing a major piece of publishable research while also gaining valuable teaching and research experience. The programme is hosted by eligible UK universities and research organizations, where fellows become part of established academic communities and benefit from mentorship, collaboration, and professional development opportunities. Fellowship Benefits Successful applicants will receive: Funding for a three-year fellowship. Support under the Full Economic Costing (FEC) model. Coverage of 80% of salary costs, directly allocated costs, and indirect costs. Opportunity to conduct independent research. Academic mentoring and career development. Access to research facilities and resources at the host institution. Enhanced prospects for securing permanent academic positions. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must: Be early-career researchers in the humanities or social sciences. Be based at an eligible UK university or recognized research organization for the duration of the fellowship. Have completed their viva voce examination between 1 April 2024 and 1 April 2027. Hold postdoctoral status before the Research Awards Committee meets. Not have held a permanent academic position at a higher education institution in the UK or overseas. Applicants may be eligible if they: Are British citizens or nationals of an EEA country, regardless of where they earned their doctorate. Hold a doctorate from a UK university, regardless of nationality. Can demonstrate a strong prior association with the UK academic community if they do not meet the above nationality or qualification criteria. Eligible Research Areas Applications are invited from researchers working in disciplines within the humanities and social sciences, including: History Literature Languages Philosophy Archaeology Law Politics Sociology Economics Anthropology Geography Education Cultural Studies Other humanities and social science disciplines. Required Documents Applicants should prepare: Completed online application. Research proposal. Curriculum Vitae (CV). ORCID iD. Referee statement. Host institution approval. Any additional documents required by the British Academy and host institution. How to Apply Interested applicants should: Review the fellowship guidance and eligibility requirements. Identify and secure support from an eligible UK host institution. Register on the British Academy Flexi-Grant® Grant Management System. Complete the online application form. Arrange for the required referee statement. Submit the application for institutional approval before the deadline. Applicants are encouraged to submit their applications several days before the closing date to allow sufficient time for institutional approval. Selection Criteria Applications will be assessed based on: Academic excellence. Quality and originality of the proposed research. Research potential. Suitability of the host institution. Likelihood that the fellowship will contribute to the applicant’s long-term academic career.
Miles Morland Foundation Writing Scholarship 2026 (Up to £18,000 Grant)
Applications are now open for the Miles Morland Foundation Writing Scholarship 2026, an annual programme that supports talented African writers by providing the financial freedom to complete the first draft of a new book. The scholarship is designed for writers who find it difficult to balance creative writing with the demands of earning a living, enabling them to focus on producing high-quality literary work. Established by the Miles Morland Foundation, the scholarship is open to writers working in the English language who were born in Africa or whose parents were both born in Africa. Successful applicants receive a grant of £18,000, paid monthly over 12 months, while selected non-fiction writers may receive extended funding for up to 18 months if additional research time is required. About the Scholarship The Miles Morland Foundation established the Writing Scholarship to encourage African literature by helping emerging and established writers dedicate time to completing a full-length book. Rather than funding academic or scientific research, the programme focuses on literary excellence and supports writers producing adult fiction or non-fiction. Successful scholars are expected to spend their scholarship period writing a completely new book. During the award year, scholars submit at least 10,000 new words each month until they complete the first draft or their scholarship period ends. Scholarship Benefits Successful applicants will receive: A grant of £18,000 paid in monthly instalments over 12 months. Up to 18 months of funding for selected non-fiction writers who require additional research time. The opportunity to focus full-time on writing a new book. Mentorship opportunities from established authors or publishers after completing the manuscript. International recognition as a Miles Morland Foundation Scholar. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must: Write in the English language. Be born in Africa, or have both parents born in Africa (subject to the Foundation’s eligibility rules). Submit an excerpt from a previously published work that has been offered for sale. Propose a completely new full-length book. Apply with either a fiction or non-fiction proposal. There are no age restrictions for applicants. Poetry, plays, film scripts, children’s books, academic writing, political or religious works, and short story collections are not eligible. Required Documents Applicants should prepare: A signed declaration confirming that AI was not used in preparing the submission or book proposal. A published writing sample of 2,000–5,000 words. Proof that the submitted work has been published and offered for sale. A 400–1,000-word proposal describing the new book. Proof of African birth or parental birth. A 200–300-word biography. Information on how you heard about the scholarship. How to Apply Interested applicants should: Visit the official Miles Morland Foundation application portal. Carefully review the entry requirements and FAQs. Prepare all required documents. Complete the online application form. Upload the required supporting documents. Submit the application before the deadline. Applicants should ensure every required document is included, as incomplete submissions will not be considered. Selection Criteria Applications are judged primarily on literary merit. The judging panel evaluates: Quality of the published writing sample. Originality and strength of the proposed book. Overall writing ability. Potential to produce an outstanding literary work. Shortlisted applicants may be asked to submit a sample chapter from their proposed book before the final selection.
Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study 2027/2028(Fully Funded)
Applications are now open for the Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study (GIAS) Scholarships 2027/2028, a fully funded fellowship programme for internationally renowned scholars, researchers, independent academics, and artists. Hosted by the Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study in Lisbon, Portugal, the programme offers fellows the opportunity to pursue independent research in a stimulating intellectual environment with minimal administrative or teaching obligations. The fellowship is designed to support original, high-quality research across a wide range of disciplines. Fellows will spend between three and eight months at GIAS, where they will engage with an international community of scholars while advancing their own research projects. About the Fellowship The Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study was established to provide world-class researchers with the time, resources, and environment needed to pursue ambitious research projects. Located in Lisbon, the Institute brings together scholars from different countries, disciplines, and backgrounds to encourage intellectual exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration. Unlike traditional research appointments, the fellowship places few regular obligations on participants, allowing them to focus primarily on their proposed research while benefiting from interactions with other fellows and the wider academic community. Fellowship Benefits Successful applicants will receive: A fully funded fellowship for three to eight months. A monthly stipend. Travel expenses to and from Portugal. Health insurance. Partial accommodation allowance. Office and research facilities at GIAS. Opportunities to collaborate with leading international scholars. Access to seminars, lectures, and interdisciplinary academic events. Eligibility Criteria Applicants should meet the following requirements: Be an internationally recognized academic, researcher, independent scholar, emeritus professor, or artist. Propose an original research project suitable for completion during the fellowship period. Conduct research in a discipline that does not require laboratory or experimental facilities. Demonstrate an outstanding academic or professional record. Be available to reside at GIAS in Lisbon during the fellowship period. Eligible Research Areas Applications are welcomed from most academic disciplines, including: Humanities Social Sciences Arts Philosophy History Literature Political Science Economics Cultural Studies Interdisciplinary Research Required Documents Applicants should prepare: Completed online application. Curriculum Vitae (CV). Brief description of the proposed research or activities during the fellowship. Names of two referees who may be contacted for recommendations. How to Apply Interested applicants should: Visit the official GIAS fellowship application portal. Read the fellowship regulations and eligibility requirements. Complete the online application form. Upload the required supporting documents. Submit the application before the deadline. Selection Criteria Applications will be evaluated based on: Academic and professional achievements. Originality and quality of the proposed research project. Alignment of the research with the Institute’s intellectual environment.
MTN MUSON Music Scholars Programme 2026/2027 (Fully Funded)
Applications are now open for the MTN MUSON Music Scholars Programme 2026/2027, a fully funded scholarship designed to support talented young Nigerians pursuing professional music education. Sponsored by the MTN Foundation in partnership with the Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON), the programme offers selected candidates the opportunity to earn an internationally recognized Diploma in Music at the MUSON School of Music. Since its launch in 2006, the MTN Foundation has helped hundreds of aspiring musicians receive quality music education through this scholarship. The programme is intended for gifted young Nigerians who have a passion for music and wish to develop their skills under the guidance of experienced instructors in a world-class learning environment. About the Programme The MTN MUSON Music Scholars Programme is a long-standing initiative that aims to nurture Nigeria’s next generation of professional musicians. The scholarship supports students admitted into the MUSON Diploma School, where they receive intensive music education that meets international standards. The full-time diploma programme combines theoretical and practical music training, allowing students to specialize in various musical disciplines while preparing for careers in performance, teaching, music production, and other creative industries. Graduates receive an internationally recognized Diploma in Music upon successful completion of the programme. Scholarship Benefits Successful applicants will receive: Full tuition sponsorship for the two-year diploma programme. Funding for approved course materials and books. Support for transportation during the programme. Professional music education at the MUSON School of Music. Access to experienced music instructors and modern learning facilities. An internationally recognized Diploma in Music upon successful completion. Available Areas of Specialization Students may major in one of the following areas: Piano Organ Violin Viola Cello Double Bass Flute Clarinet Saxophone Trumpet Trombone Percussion Classical Guitar Voice Eligibility Criteria To be eligible, applicants must: Be Nigerian citizens. Be between 18 and 35 years old. Possess a General Certificate of Education (GCE) Ordinary Level or Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSCE) with credits in at least five subjects, including English Language, obtained in not more than two sittings. Hold a Grade 5 or higher practical and theory certificate from the MUSON School of Music or another recognized examination body such as ABRSM or Trinity College London. Required Documents Applicants should prepare: Completed online application form. Academic certificates. Music practical and theory certificate. Passport photograph. Any additional documents requested during the application process. Selection Process Applications will be reviewed to ensure candidates meet the admission requirements. Shortlisted applicants will be invited to participate in: Written examination. Practical audition. Interview. How to Apply Interested applicants should: Visit the official MTN Foundation application portal. Review the eligibility requirements carefully. Complete the online application form. Upload the required documents. Submit the application before the deadline. Only complete applications submitted before the closing date will be considered.
Endeavour Women in Tech Scholarship 2026
The Endeavour Women in Tech Scholarship 2026 is a funded scholarship opportunity designed to support women pursuing studies in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in the United States. The scholarship is offered through Endeavour Women in Tech (EWIT), a network of women across Endeavour and its subsidiaries that works to create more opportunities for women in technology and encourage the development of future female leaders in STEM. The 2026 scholarship cycle provides awards of up to USD 10,000 to outstanding women who demonstrate academic achievement as well as exceptional work, research, or advocacy in STEM fields. The programme is intended for both incoming university students and women who are already enrolled in undergraduate or graduate programmes at U.S. colleges and universities. About Endeavour Women in Tech Scholarship The Endeavour Women in Tech Scholarship was established to encourage more women to pursue careers in STEM and technology-related fields. Women remain underrepresented in many STEM disciplines, particularly in engineering and technology, and programmes such as this aim to provide financial and professional support to talented students. The scholarship is funded by the Endeavour Women in Tech Group, which is made up of women working across Endeavour and its subsidiaries who are interested in advancing opportunities for women in technology. The group focuses on mentorship, education, and career development while encouraging women to take leadership roles in STEM. Scholarship Benefits Selected applicants can receive financial support toward their higher education. The scholarship benefits include: Scholarship funding of up to USD 10,000. Financial assistance toward university education. Recognition for achievements in STEM. Support for women pursuing careers in science and technology. Opportunity to strengthen an academic and professional profile. Encouragement to continue research, innovation, and STEM advocacy. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must meet the scholarship requirements before applying. Eligible candidates should: Be women pursuing or planning to pursue a STEM-related degree. Be a graduating high school student entering their first year of college or an existing undergraduate or graduate student. Be studying at a U.S. college or university. Have a minimum GPA of 3.5. Demonstrate exceptional work, research, and/or advocacy in STEM. Be able to provide the information and materials required by the application. Available Areas Of Study The scholarship supports students pursuing STEM-related programmes. Relevant areas may include: Science Technology Engineering Mathematics Computer Science Information Technology Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Environmental Engineering Biomedical Sciences Data Science Mathematics and Statistics Other related STEM disciplines Required Documents Applicants should prepare the information and materials required by the official application portal. These may include: Completed scholarship application form. Academic information. Evidence of academic performance. Personal essay or written statement. Information about STEM research, projects, work, or advocacy. Details about the intended or current programme of study. Any additional supporting information requested by the scholarship provider. Applicants should use the essay to clearly explain their interest in STEM, academic goals, achievements, and how their experiences demonstrate their potential to contribute to the field. Selection Criteria Applications are expected to be assessed based on a combination of academic achievement and demonstrated commitment to STEM. Important factors include: Academic performance. Minimum GPA requirement. Quality of STEM-related work. Research experience or achievements. Advocacy for STEM. Leadership potential. Personal motivation. Strength of the application and essay. Potential to contribute to the future of STEM. The official scholarship criteria specifically emphasize exceptional work, research, and/or advocacy in STEM in addition to the 3.5 minimum GPA. How To Apply Interested applicants should follow these steps: Visit the official Endeavour Women in Tech scholarship page. Review the eligibility requirements carefully. Determine whether you are applying as an incoming university student or current university/graduate student. Prepare your academic information and STEM achievements. Prepare the required personal essay or written responses. Complete the online scholarship application.