Do universities provide any type of scholarships for a Master's?
Yes, universities offer a range of scholarships for international students pursuing master's degrees. These typically include:
- Merit-based scholarships for strong academic or leadership achievements
- Need-based scholarships for students demonstrating financial need
- Program-specific awards for certain fields of study
Eligibility usually depends on your academic record, achievements, and sometimes financial background. Some scholarships require a separate application, while others are considered automatically.
Scholarship availability and criteria are subject to change.
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