Programmes that don't belong to a single country, such as joint and multi-country programmes like Erasmus Mundus, international fellowships (Rotary, IDB, Fulbright), regional awards and online/distance opportunities open to students worldwide. When a scholarship spans many destinations, we list it here rather than pinning it to one country.
James Cook University (JCU), Singapore
Multiple countries
Open to all fields
James Cook University (JCU), Singapore
Multiple countries
Open to all fields
Goethe University
Multiple countries
Open to all fields
Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts
Multiple countries
Open to all fields
Goethe University
Multiple countries
Open to all fields
A scholarship is listed here when it has no single host country: multi-country programmes (e.g. Erasmus Mundus joint degrees, or awards spanning several partner countries), international fellowships with rotating or multiple locations, regional awards covering several countries, and online/distance programmes with no physical campus.
Not necessarily. Many global programmes still restrict applicants by nationality or residence. Always check the eligible nationalities and requirements on the official provider page.
Because they span multiple destinations, no single country page would represent them accurately. Listing them here keeps country pages honest while still making these opportunities easy to find.