What are the eligibility criteria and requirements to get a fully funded scholarship for studying education abroad for a Bachelor's/Master's?

It depends on the specific scholarship, but most fully funded scholarships for studying education abroad require:

- Strong academics: Usually a first-class or upper second-class (2:1) bachelor’s degree, ideally in education or a related field. Some may accept a lower second-class degree (2:2) if you also hold a relevant master's.
- English proficiency: Proof via IELTS or TOEFL is often mandatory, with typical minimums like IELTS 6.5.
- Relevant work experience: Many scholarships, like Chevening, require at least 2 years in education or related areas.
- Leadership and commitment: Evidence of leadership, community involvement, or dedication to improving education.
- Financial need: Some scholarships prioritize those unable to afford study abroad without support.
- Application materials: Personal statement, recommendation letters, and sometimes a study plan or research proposal.

Eligibility can also depend on your nationality, chosen course, and university. Deadlines and criteria are subject to change.