Norwegian Quota Scheme Scholarships
Norwegian Government
Explore scholarships for master's-level study across different countries and subjects. Filter opportunities by funding type, destination, nationality, study mode and current call status. Some master's scholarships cover full tuition and living costs, while others offer only a fee reduction or fixed stipend, so use the detailed funding section before deciding whether the award fits your budget.
202 scholarship records
Norwegian Government
Pershing Square Foundation / University of Oxford Saïd Business School
University of Oxford
Afro-Asian Institute Salzburg
Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs / Nuffic
Obama Foundation with university partners
Nottingham Trent University
New Zealand Government / Education New Zealand
Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science with participating institutions
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU)
Ministry of Education, Research, Development and Youth of the Slovak Republic / SAIA
Monash University
Most master's scholarships require a recognized bachelor's degree, but grades, experience, language evidence and admission requirements vary. Some awards require university admission first, while others combine scholarship and admission applications. Follow the specific provider's current instructions.
Some are, but many are only partially funded. A fully funded master's scholarship may cover tuition, stipend and other benefits, while partial awards may cover only fees or a fixed amount. Check every listed benefit and excluded cost.