University of Edinburgh
The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Edinburgh offers fully funded Master's degrees for talented students from African countries. This prestigious scholarship covers full tuition, living costs, and provides on-campus and other options support. Recipients benefit from information sessions, applicant declarations, and comprehensive support throughout their studies. The program aims to develop future leaders who will contribute to their communities and demonstrate exceptional potential for impact.
Citizens and residents of an African country; 35 or younger (as of 2027/28); First-generation university student or career opportunities; Demonstrate leadership and community service; No previous postgraduate degree
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