Scholarships
Awards we currently track across seven destinations, filtered by country, study level and the language test you are preparing for.
Every card opens a detail page: what the award covers, who can apply, the documents to prepare and the language threshold it requires. The centre helps review your application and prepare you for that threshold; the award decision rests with the funder.
15 scholarships
Living stipend · 300 euros a month for at least two semesters
A living-cost scholarship for students already enrolled at German universities, regardless of nationality, assessed on academic results and civic engagement. Applications go through your own university.
Partial scholarship · A 10–50% discount on first-year tuition
Scholarships awarded by individual UK universities to international students, usually discounting 10–50% of first-year tuition and assessed automatically from the admission application. Some universities run dedicated funds for Southeast Asian students.
Partial scholarship · 5,000–20,000 NZD, one-off or renewable annually
All eight New Zealand universities run their own funds for first-year international students, assessed on high school results. Amounts and application routes vary by institution.
Partial scholarship · A 10–50% tuition discount depending on university and field
Most Australian universities run their own funds discounting tuition by 10–50% for international students, assessed automatically from your admission application. Amounts and criteria vary by institution.
Full scholarship · Full award: tuition, a 1,400 euro monthly allowance, travel costs and insurance
A European Union scholarship for joint master's programmes taught across at least two member countries. One application covers the whole consortium rather than each university separately.
Partial scholarship · A 50–100% tuition discount, with 5,000–10,000 euros of living support on some programmes
Master's scholarships awarded by individual Finnish universities, usually combining a tuition discount with a living allowance. Some programmes require a separate application alongside the admission file.
Tuition waiver · A 50–100% tuition waiver, sometimes with a first-year living allowance
Most Finnish universities waive 50–100% of tuition for non-EU students who meet the academic criteria. Assessed alongside your admission application in the January joint round, with results announced together with the admission decision.
Partial scholarship · 5,000–20,000 CAD, one-off or renewable annually
Scholarships awarded by individual Canadian universities to first-year international students on the strength of their high school average. Most are automatic; some require a separate application with an essay.
Full scholarship · Full award: tuition, living allowance, airfare, insurance and an establishment allowance
A New Zealand Government scholarship for master's study, prioritising agriculture, renewable energy, public administration and disaster resilience. Recipients commit to returning home to work.
Full scholarship · Full award: tuition, living allowance, airfare, OSHC cover and a pre-course English programme
An Australian Government scholarship for master's study, prioritising fields tied to the development partnership between the two countries. Recipients commit to returning to Vietnam for at least two years after graduating.
Full scholarship · Full award: tuition, living stipend, airfare and health insurance
A United States government programme for Vietnamese citizens pursuing a master's degree in the US, favouring applicants with work experience and a commitment to contribute at home after their studies.
Full scholarship · Full award: tuition, living stipend, airfare and a professional allowance
A one-year non-degree programme for professionals with at least five years of public-sector experience, combining study at a US university with a professional placement.
Full scholarship · Full award: a 992 euro monthly stipend, airfare, insurance and a German language course
A German Academic Exchange Service scholarship for development-related master's programmes, requiring at least two years of relevant professional experience.
Full scholarship · 50,000 CAD per year for three years
A Canadian government doctoral scholarship assessed on academic excellence, research potential and leadership. Candidates must be nominated by a Canadian university rather than applying directly.
Full scholarship · Full award: tuition, living stipend, airfare and visa costs
A UK Government scholarship for one-year master's programmes, requiring at least two years of work experience and a commitment to return to Vietnam for at least two years after graduating.
Almost every scholarship names a specific score, and that is the part you can start on earliest. Book a consultation so we can measure your current level and work out how long that score is likely to take.
