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On-Campus Scholarships

Explore scholarships for programs where students study primarily at the host institution. On-campus study can involve visa, relocation, accommodation and insurance costs that may or may not be covered by the scholarship. Use the funding details on each record to understand the real cost before applying.

220 scholarship records

NetherlandsVerifiedApplications open

NL Scholarship

Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science with participating institutions

Partially FundedMaster's
DeadlineVaries by course/country
IndonesiaVerifiedApplications closed

KNB Scholarship

Government of Indonesia, Directorate General of Higher Education

Fully FundedMaster's
DeadlineApplications closed
SwitzerlandVerifiedApplications closed

Youth for Biosecurity Fellowship

United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs / Biological Weapons Convention Implementation Support Unit

Historically FellowshipMultiple levels
DeadlineApplications closed

Frequently Asked Questions

What does on campus mean for a scholarship?

It describes the main way the supported program is delivered. The scholarship may still have separate rules on residence, attendance, travel or host-institution participation, so check the individual opportunity before applying.

Does on campus change scholarship funding?

Potentially. Funding can depend on whether the student must relocate, travel, use a host institution or study remotely. Review tuition, living support, travel, insurance and any costs not covered for the specific scholarship.