Top 7 countries that offer the most scholarships to international students

 Top 7 countries that offer the most scholarships to international students

Increase your chances of obtaining scholarship to study abroad by applying to these countries that offer the most scholarships and are easiest to obtain a scholarship

To study abroad for free or gain scholarships, you do not need to be genius! After all, there are so numerous different literacy from countries to universities to marketable and non-profit associations and foundations. You can count on material support in a delicate fiscal situation, social education, or backing for special achievements. We collected a list of countries where you can more fluently secure a education so you have a better chance of studying abroad.

Germany

A particularly popular country for admission among scholars from all over the world. No wonder In Germany nearly all universities are free of charge and the country's largest education fund — DAAD — provides a education to cover living charges. Commonly, a lot of people wish to win a education then.

Points to note

  • the DAAD education applies only to Master's degree aspirants
  • To gain admission into a bachelor's degree program in Germany, you need to either complete at least 100 level courses at a university in your motherland or catch up at the German Studienkolleg college. Only 200 or 300 level bachelor scholars or undergraduate can apply for a grants or scholarships. You would have to have completed a bachelor's degree program to be eligible to enroll for a master's degree program.

France

A good majority of educational programs in France are free, which means that you'll need to gather your documents, write provocation and recommendation letters for the program itself and when applying for a state education to cover living charges.

In cases where you need to pay an educational program, fresh literacy can be attained from universities and non-government education finances. Also, every foreign pupil has the right to admit a yearly partial compensation for the cost of renting an apartment.

Points to note

  • A education from the French government can not be combined together with other scholarships. He or she will however have to choose only one if a pupil wins several scholarships award. 
  • The quantum of the funding you will obtain from the government of France is fixed at 700 euros. The education to study is given out for 9 months, the social education is given for 10 months and the transfer takes place on a yearly basis. However, also there's an extension, If study runs for 2 seasons. 

Italy

In Italy, in addition to the fairly low education freights (about €1-2 thousand yearly), numerous scholars from each over the world are attracted to the occasion to win a scholarship to cover fiscal difficulty. The cost of accommodation is also relatively low. An aspirant, together with a standard operation package, also provides information about the periodic income of his or her family.

Your chances of winning a scholarship depends on your income level.. The lower your income, the more likely you will win the scholarship. 

Czech Republic

Education in the Czech Republic is fully free. This country is friendly to foreign scholars and provides the occasion to take Czech language courses one time before entering university. Non-natives can gain scholarship for the time they'll study the Czech language. The criteria for scholarship selection are much easier to meet than university admission. After completing your language time, a Czech language university entry examination in needed. Check out  Ministry of Education of the Czech Republic. for more on the language courses

Poland

Polish universities give literacy and education subventions for foreign scholars from CIS countries. To apply for a education you need to submit

  • a certificate of study from your previous schools
  • a language document attesting the position of proficiency in the Polish language
  • a letter of motivation

Education will be free and application for scholarship can be done both before you begin to study and while taking classes. While studying, a pupil can enroll for a social scholarship (for scholars in a delicate fiscal situation — 600 zloty/ month), an academic education (for especially blessed scholars according to the results of the first time of study — from 350 to 800 zloty/ month), sports education (300-550 zloty/ month), education from an employer (900 zloty/ month and in addition — a job after scale).

Hungary

The Hungarian Government Education covers not only academic degrees ( bachelor's, master's, postgraduate) but also introductory and technical courses.

In addition, the pupil has accommodation paid for and a yearly allowance of 130-580 euros ( depending on the chosen program). There's a affable perk for citizens of Russia and Belarus — with a education you can study either full- time and part- time. 

China

The most notorious grant in China is handed by the government of China and completely covers not only study, but also accommodation. It's called The Grant of the PRC in which funds of $500-600 is paid to the pupil monthly

BUT, it only provides backing to those who wish to admit a master's and doctorate degree and the seeker mustn't be aged than 35-40 times, have a bachelor's degree, and recognize the traditions of the country.

Another occasion to get a entitlement is handed by the Confucius Institute, but only in the"Chinese language" specialty. The scholarship is veritably generous as education and accommodation are completely covered, as well as a yearly allowance of $317 to $571 USD per month ( exact quantum depends on what scientific degree you're getting).

In addition, there are subventions from universities and metropolises that give free accommodation and cover up to 75% of education fees.

But, unfortunately, right after the program you won't be suitable to get a job in China, because of new Chinese laws that only grants work visas to people that have two times of work experience. So you'll have to either get 2 times of work experience before you enter the university or return to your country for 2 times after completion of your study 

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