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The Einstein Forum and the Daimler and Benz Foundation offer this fellowship for outstanding young thinkers under 35 who wish to pursue an interdisciplinary project different from their previous field of research. Fellows receive a stipend of EUR 10,000, reimbursement of travel expenses, and living accommodations for five to six months in the garden cottage of Einstein's summerhouse in Caputh, Brandenburg. Applicants must hold a university degree in the humanities, social sciences, or natural sciences, and the project must be significantly different from their previous work.

Manipal Academy of Higher Learning, Dubai offers up to 30% scholarships and registration fee waiver to students from Africa and CIS countries. Applicants must be proficient in English communication. The award includes hostel fee rebate, tuition fee rebate, and registration waiver, with 10 awards available.

The TL (TechLekh) Technology Scholarship 2018/2019 offers $1000 to undergraduate or postgraduate technology students on a merit basis. Applicants must be beginning the first or second year of their degree program with a minimum 3.0 GPA from a recognized university. It is open only to applicants from South Asian countries studying full-time abroad in fields such as Computer & Information Systems, Game Design & Development, Web Design & Development, or Computer Animation.

The ZUKOnnect Fellowships, offered by the Zukunftskolleg (Institute for Advanced Study) at the University of Konstanz, support early career researchers from Africa, Asia and Latin America whose research fits one of the university's thirteen departments. Fellows receive a monthly stipend, travel expenses, and access to research and career support services during an on-campus stay, followed by a digital affiliation extending the fellowship to 12 months. Applicants must hold a doctorate awarded after 15 February 2022 or be in their final year of doctoral studies, completed at a university in Latin America, Asia or Africa.

The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at Stellenbosch University, in partnership with the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, offers a limited number of full-time Master's (100% research) scholarships. Funding is available for research in African Cultural Studies, The Anthropocene and Ecocriticism, or Identity, Gender and Queer Studies. Applicants must have a minimum of 75% in their previous degree and be no older than 30 at the time of application. There are 8 awards available, each worth R170,000 over two years.

The ZUKOnnect Fellowships support early career researchers from Africa, Asia, and Latin America to conduct research aligned with departments at the University of Konstanz. Fellows receive a 3-4 month on-campus research stay, complemented by a 12-month digital affiliation, along with stipends, travel support, and access to research facilities. The program encourages both free applications (Track A) and nominations by Konstanz professors (Track B).

The DashTickets merit awards are competitive awards for undergraduate students across Europe passionate about the intersection of entertainment and education (edutainment). Awards partially or fully cover educational expenses such as tuition, course materials, or living expenses. Two awards of €3000 will be given based on merit, open to students studying in various European countries.

PlagiarismSearch.com offers students the chance to win $1000 by writing a 500-word essay on topics related to academic integrity, including challenges posed by AI and plagiarism. Applicants must be college or university students aged 18 or older, submit proof of student status, and write the essay in English. Only one essay per applicant is allowed, and there is a single winner selected annually.

The EduLegit Essay Writing Contest invites college and university students to write a short original essay of about 800 words on a suggested topic using the EduLegit platform. There is a grand prize of $3,000, with three winners in total. Participants must be 18 years or older and submit only one essay in English through their EduLegit account.

Chevening Scholarships are the UK government’s prestigious global scholarship program. They enable outstanding, emerging leaders to pursue a fully funded, one-year master's degree at any UK university while developing professionally, networking, and experiencing UK culture.What's Included? Full tuition fees Monthly living allowance (stipend) Return airfare to the UK Additional grants to cover essential expenses

Türkiye Scholarships (Türkiye Bursları) is a prestigious, fully funded government program for international students pursuing bachelor's, master's, and PhD degrees in top Turkish universities. It covers tuition, accommodation, a monthly stipend, health insurance, and return flights. Applications are accepted annually via the online portal. Key Details of Turkey ScholarshipCoverage: Fully funded (tuition, housing, monthly stipend, flights, insurance, and free 1-year Turkish language course).Eligibility: International students of all nationalities, with minimum academic achievements (usually 70% for undergraduate, 75% for graduate, and 90% for health sciences). Application Period: Generally between January 10 and February 20 each year.Monthly Stipend (Approx.): 4,500 TL (Undergraduate), 6,500 TL (Master's), 9,000 TL (PhD). Application Process & CriteriaOnline Application: Completed solely through the official Türkiye Scholarships Application System (TBBS). Selection Criteria: Based on academic merit, extracurricular achievements, and interview performance. Components: Candidates undergo a preliminary assessment, expert evaluation, and interviews.Scholarship BenefitsTuition-free Education: Covers all tuition fees. Accommodation: Free, authorized dormitories.Health Insurance: Medical insurance during the program. Language Course: Mandatory 1-year Turkish language training. Travel Cost: Round-trip flight tickets. Candidates should check the official website for specific, updated requirements each year, notes this YouTube video.

Jelvix offers an achievement-based scholarship for high school and graduate students interested in science, technology, and engineering. Applicants must write an original 2,500-3700 word essay on a specified tech topic along with a personal statement. Two winners are selected, receiving $1000 and $500 respectively, with funds sent to their college or university for qualified expenses.