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One World Scholarship – Afro-Asian Institute Salzburg

Offered by Afro-Asian Institute Salzburg

A partial scholarship for Global South students in Salzburg/Tyrol: €500/month for master's and €550/month for PhD students. The October 2026 intake is closed.

Current status

Applications closed

The October 2026 One World Scholarship intake is no longer accepting applications. The official page states that applications open each spring; exact dates for the next cycle have not yet been announced.

Last verified: 22 September 2026

Next review: 15 February 2027

Historical details: Clearly marked below where applicable.

Quick facts

Current statusApplications closed
Study destinationAustria
Degree levelMaster's, PhD
FundingPartially Funded
DeadlineApplications closed
DurationRenewable/semester-based under programme rules
Study subjectsAgriculture & Forestry, Arts & Humanities, Business & Management, Education, Engineering & Technology, Environment & Earth Sciences, Health & Medicine, Law, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences
Last checked22 September 2026

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How much is the One World Scholarship?

€500 per month for master’s students and €550 per month for PhD students during the semester.

Is it fully funded?

No. It is a partial scholarship and does not cover all study and living costs.

What special PhD document is required?

An Abstract of the Master’s Thesis plus confirmation of doctoral supervision.

What does this scholarship actually cover?

A partial Austrian scholarship for financially needy Global South master's and PhD students already studying in Salzburg or Tyrol with a sustainability/social-justice focus.

TuitionNone
Living stipendEUR 550 / month
AccommodationPartial
TravelNone
Health insuranceNone
Visa costsNot covered

Other verified benefits

Master's students receive €500 per month during semester; PhD students receive €550 per month, plus mentoring, workshops, excursions and an alumni network.

Costs not confirmed or not covered

It is a partial scholarship. Tuition, travel, visa, insurance and full living costs are not comprehensively covered.

Who is eligible to apply?

Applicants need Global South citizenship, admission to an eligible regular master's or PhD in Salzburg/Tyrol, financial need, good academic progress and a development/sustainability focus.

PhD applicants must provide supervision confirmation and an Abstract of the Master's Thesis. Applicants need a student residence permit/visa and must already be studying or admitted in Salzburg/Tyrol.

Prior educationBachelor's for master's; master's for PhD
Minimum gradeGood academic progress required
ExperienceDevelopment/sustainability engagement valued
Age ruleMaster's maximum 30, mothers 35; PhD maximum 35, mothers 40
Gender requirementNo restriction; equal candidates may give priority to women
IELTSDepends on host/course
Host institution requiredYes
Supervisor approvalYes
Admission before applicationYes

Eligible countries

Citizens of countries in the Global South from Africa, Asia, Near/Middle East, Oceania, Caribbean or Latin America who study in Salzburg or Tyrol.

Language requirements

Host-university requirements apply.

Which documents should you prepare?

  • CV or résumé
  • Passport/ID
  • Admission/offer letter
  • Academic transcripts
  • Degree certificate
  • Abstract of Master's thesis
  • Host supervisor commitment letter

What should you do next?

  1. Wait for the next spring application window.
  2. Ensure you are admitted to an eligible Salzburg/Tyrol institution.
  3. Prepare financial evidence, CV, passport/residence permit and academic records.
  4. PhD applicants add Master's thesis abstract and supervisor confirmation.
  5. Submit through the AAI application page.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the One World Scholarship pay?

The Afro-Asian Institute Salzburg currently provides €500 per month during the semester for master's students and €550 per month for PhD students.