How to get a free and fully funded master’s scholarship

A wide range is available in our website’s database to obtain a free master’s scholarship, so that universities, charities and government funding bodies provide full support to students from countries of the Arab world with the opportunity to achieve future success and creativity in their studies.

Firstly, it is very important for us to understand the difference between the scholarship options available, and how they fit with other types of Master’s degree funding. This quick guide will help you do that.

What are the scholarships for masters

Simply put, a free master's scholarship is an amount of money provided to one student to help him cover the cost of study. Unlike a graduate loan, part of which you may need to repay, a scholarship does not need to be repaid.

If you are one of the students, you are 100% eligible to receive a free master’s scholarship

• You are a student with an excellent academic background
• You are a student looking for a scholarship in the field of excellence and creativity, whether scientific, cultural, or intellectual
• You are a student from a low-income family
• You are a student suffering in your country from war, asylum, or racial or psychological discrimination.
• You are a student who needs to submit a unique research paper on a specific topic.

Only those mentioned in the list are eligible to apply for a free and fully funded Master’s scholarship.

How much are master’s scholarships worth?

The value of the master’s scholarship varies according to the country. To understand the topic more, we will mention the following details for some international universities.

For example:

Master's degree study University of Toronto The Canadian scholarship costs an amount exceeding $35000. If you apply for the scholarship, the university will certainly exempt you from this amount. Perhaps, at times, it will give you a monthly stipend to cover your monthly living costs, which may amount to perhaps $1200. As for travel costs, you may have to pay them out of your own pocket or look for another grant from another private institution to cover your travel costs.

For example, in Germany, universities are free and you do not need to pay any fees, but you may need travel costs, a visa, or living costs in Germany that exceed 760 euros per month, so it will give you, for example German DAAD Scholarship A monthly amount of €1000 to cover these expenses.

For example in الامارات, or in Qatar. All scholarships are fully funded and you will receive an exemption from paying tuition fees. The university will also provide you with a place to stay and a monthly living stipend.

As for partially funded master’s scholarships, they fund either one or less of each of what we mentioned previously, meaning you may get an exemption of 25%, 50%, 75%, or more of the total tuition fees.

The best 6 master’s scholarships for Egyptians

• Higher school scholarships in France for diploma and master’s studies
• Tallinn University of Technology Scholarship in Estonia
• Stanford University Scholarship in the United States of America
• King Abdullah University Scholarship in Saudi Arabia
• Scholarships from the American University in Cairo

The best 6 master’s scholarships for Syrians

1. Islamic University of Medina Scholarship
2. Oxford University Masters and PhD scholarships
3. University of Tsukuba Scholarship
4. Brunei Government Scholarship
5. Berlin Scholarship for Syrian Refugees

The 6 best master’s scholarships for Yemenis

1. Scholarships for Master’s and Doctorate in Law in Britain
2. Fully Funded Samford University Scholarship
3. Guangdong Polytechnic Institute Scholarship
4. Mälardalen University Scholarship
5. Brunei Scholarship

Top 5 Master’s Scholarships for Iraqis

1. Hubert Humphrey Scholarships in America
2. Emile Boutmy Scholarship in France
3. Brunei Scholarship

Top 5 Master’s Scholarships for Libyans

1. University of Science and Technology of China Scholarship
2. University of Alberta Medical Scholarship in Canada
3. Oxford University Islamic Studies Scholarship
4. Brunei Scholarship

The 6 best master’s scholarships for Moroccans

1. Yenching Scholarship in China for international students to study Masters
2. Asian Institute Scholarships in Thailand for Masters and Ph.D
3. Chinese government scholarship
4. Brunei Scholarship

The best 6 master’s scholarships for Jordanians

1. Korean Government Scholarship
2. Hamad Bin Khalifa University Scholarship to study in Qatar
3. Brunei Scholarship
4. Tehran Medical University Scholarship in Iran
5. Taiwan Scholarships for Jordanians are fully funded

Top 5 Scholarships for Students from Sudan

1. Tehran Medical University Scholarship in Iran
2. Radboud University Scholarship for Students to Study Masters in Netherlands
3. Gwangju Institute Masters Scholarships in Korea
4. Erasmus Scholarship for Masters in Health and Medicine
5. Hamad Bin Khalifa University Scholarship to study in Qatar

Obtaining a free and fully funded master’s scholarship from a specific government

Some Masters degree scholarships are specifically designed to support students of every nationality:

Here is the following table, which includes the best 18 global government scholarships

Scholarships and grants from charities and trusts

Many other independent organizations also provide funding for master's students. Some of these programs award scholarships at universities, but most accept direct applications.

Examples of such organizations include large bodies such as the Wellcome Trust in the UK, as well as local heritage groups, medical research charities, or outreach and investment schemes funded by commercial companies.

Funding amounts and eligibility criteria for charitable grants vary almost as much as the organizations that provide them. You can learn more by reading our guide Organizations that provide financial aid to students.

Submit an application for a free and fully funded master’s scholarship

Once you find a scholarship abroad that you can apply for, start preparing the required documents. A typical application process looks like this:

1. Register for the scholarship, usually by filling out an online application form.
2. Check your inbox to make sure you received the confirmation email.
3. Type Personal statement Or an article.
4. Obtain official proof of your academic, athletic or artistic achievements. Translate documents if necessary
5. Or obtain official proof of your low income or nationality (for region-based scholarships). Again, translation may be necessary.
6. Proofread all documents for errors and send them to the scholarship provider.
7. Send an acceptance letter from the university (or an official document from the university proving your acceptance). You will not get the scholarship without making sure that you will actually start studying.
8. Wait for the results. If you are selected, congratulations, you are a winner! The university or college usually receives money directly to cover your tuition fees (or part of them).