Global UGRAD-Pakistan Program (Concluded)
United States Educational Foundation in Pakistan / U.S. Department of State
This hub contains scholarships where eligibility is limited to a defined group of countries rather than all international students. Always open the scholarship record and check the exact eligible-country list, because broad labels such as developing countries may not match the provider's official list for a particular application cycle.
95 scholarship records
United States Educational Foundation in Pakistan / U.S. Department of State
Turin School of Regulation
IMRD consortium / Ghent University
Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes and Haniel Foundation
Government of Ireland
Government of Japan / Japan International Cooperation Center
African Development Bank and Government of Japan
International Water Association and Cranfield University
Marshal Papworth Fund
Nuffic / Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs
London School of Economics and Political Science
Nuffic / Business School Netherlands
It means the scholarship provider limits applications to a named list of countries or territories. The list can change between application cycles, so check the current official call instead of relying on an older country list.
Yes. Some programs allow institutions in a country to host scholars even when citizens of that same country are not eligible applicants. Check applicant nationality and study destination separately on each scholarship page.