Applications are open for the paid UNU Junior Fellows Internship in Tokyo, a six-month program from March to August 2027 for postgraduate students and recent graduates, with a deadline of 1 November 2026.
Michael Jordan's $10 million gift establishes the Jordan Family Scholars Program at UNC, providing $12,500 scholarships to Master of Social Work students who commit to working in North Carolina.
Michigan State University has nominated six students and alumni for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship, with results due in November.
The World Bank is accepting applications for its fully funded 2027 Government Analytics Fellowship, a program offering mid-level public officials training to build data-driven governance skills. The deadline for submissions is November 16, 2026.
A major wave of international scholarships and funding opportunities for humanitarian response, climate justice, and human rights is now open.
A $3 million endowed scholarship from Gregory and EJ Milken will permanently fund financial aid for students in Penn GSE's Education Entrepreneurship program.
The 2027-28 Free Application for Federal Student Aid launched in late September, offering a faster application process to access scholarships and grants.
Yale University is accepting applications for its fully funded 2027 World Fellows program, a four-month residential fellowship for global leaders.
The High Chiefs Bode and Betty Osedimilehin Foundation has provided scholarships to over 250 students in Ondo and Osun states.
Applications are open for the Halcyon Africa Innovation in Agriculture and Food Security Accelerator 2027.
The Royal Society has opened applications for its 2027 Career Development Fellowship.
Imperial College London has launched the Imperial Inspires scholarship programme, offering at least 300 awards worth £15,000 per year for international students.
Applications are now open for the fully funded Silicon Valley Fellowship 2026, a one-week immersive program in San Francisco for global professionals.
The Emirates Group is offering a fully funded six-month internship in Dubai for international students and recent graduates.
Two Pomona College students, Zena Almeida-Warwin '28 and Sarah Owosina '29, spent their summer overseas as recipients of the U.S.
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