Do you want to study mathematics abroad but are worried about how much it will cost? If yes, then this article is worth reading. We have compiled mathematics scholarships by country around the world for everyone. If you are interested, take a look.
1. United Kingdom:
Commonwealth Master’s Scholarship: The University of Dundee provides scholarships for applicants from low- and middle-income Commonwealth countries to study full-time master’s programs at British universities. The scholarship covers one year's tuition, a monthly stipend and travel expenses.
University of Edinburgh Global Undergraduate Mathematics Scholarship: Applicants from countries outside the EU can receive scholarships of up to ￡5,000 (approximately US$6,350) per year. Students must be admitted to a full-time undergraduate degree program offered by the School of Mathematics at the University of Edinburgh.
China Scholarship Council UCL Joint Scholarship: Open to applicants from the People’s Republic of China and the People’s Republic of China studying any subject in the Department of Mathematics, University College London. Successful applicants will be required to return to China to work after graduation.
2. Germany:
DAAD and Argentina National Related Cooperation Program (ALEARG): Open to applicants who will study mathematics (or other designated subjects) at Argentine universities.
3. Italy:
TOPOLITO Scholarship: Open to international graduate students studying at Politecnico di Turin, Italy. Successful applicants will receive a scholarship of €8,000 (approximately US$9,150) per year.
4. United States:
Winston Churchill Foundation for America Scholarship Program: Open to U.S. citizens in their senior year and attending a participating institution. Applicants must apply for an undergraduate program in a STEM discipline.
Masergy STEM Scholarship Program: Open to applicants who have been admitted to an accredited U.S. college or university and will study STEM courses. Scholarships are worth up to $5,000.
U.S. Fulbright Foreign Student Scholarship Program: Open to international students who are applying to study master’s or doctoral programs at U.S. universities.
Boston University Noyce Mathematics Scholarship Program: Open to STEM students who want to study at Boston University and train to become mathematics teachers. Successful applicants will receive full tuition support for a master's degree and initial teaching license.
5. Canada:
SCU STEM International Women’s Scholarship: This scholarship is applicable to female international students applying for full-time undergraduate or graduate degrees in STEM majors at Southern Cross University. Successful applicants will receive an annual tuition remission of US$8,000.
McCall MacBain Scholarship: Applicable to Canadian graduates applying for graduate programs at McGill University.
6. Study in Asia-Pacific:
(1) Australia:
International Double Degree Scholarship: Open to international students studying undergraduate courses at Queensland University of Technology, Australia , this scholarship will cover 25% of tuition fees for the first two semesters.
Australian International Student Award: Successful applicants will receive full tuition fees, return air tickets and living expenses from a participating university in Australia. Applicants must apply to study on the Master's program and must be from one of the participating countries.
(2) New Zealand:
University of Auckland Judy Patterson Mathematics Education Scholarship: a scholarship for New Zealand citizens or permanent residents to participate in PGDipSci, MSc or MProfStuds Mathematics Education.
Roger Help Scholarship in Pure Mathematics: This scholarship is available to students pursuing a Masters or PhD in Mathematics research at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.
(3) Japan:
Japanese Government (MEXT) Youth Leadership Scholarship Program: International students applying for master’s programs in Japan will receive 242,000 yen (approximately US$2,260) per month A stipend to cover living, accommodation, transportation and medical expenses.
7. Study anywhere in the world:
Post-College STEM Inclusion Scholarship: This scholarship is worth $500. The program is open to U.S. students with a minimum 3.0 grade point average and from underrepresented groups (regardless of race, ethnic background, disability, sexual orientation, age, socioeconomic status, or national origin) who are currently pursuing a degree in a STEM program.
Education Futures International Scholarship: This scholarship is open to Indian national students studying in universities outside India. The amount of the scholarship ranges from 20,000 to 100,000 rupees (2,680 to 13,400 US dollars).
World Bank Japan Graduate Scholarship Program: Designed for students pursuing a master’s degree in development-related disciplines (including applied mathematics) at a Japanese university, an American university or an African university. Applicants must be members of the World Bank's developing countries to apply.
AIWA Lucy Kasparian Aharonian Scholarship: This scholarship is open to students of Armenian descent studying mathematics at any university in the world.
Applicants may be graduate or undergraduate students.