AAUW International Fellowship is a historic and prestigious fellowship provided by the American Association of University Women (AAUW) for women who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents. It funds full-time graduate (Master’s, Doctoral) or postdoctoral study and research at accredited U.S. institutions, supporting women who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement and a strong, proven commitment to advancing women and girls. The program’s goal is to empower these women to return to their home countries and assume leadership roles in business, government, academia, community activism, and other fields.

ACI Foundation Fellowship offered by the American Concrete Institute (ACI) Foundation, is designed to support high-potential undergraduate and graduate students pursuing careers in the field of concrete. It targets students in engineering, architecture, construction management, and materials science. The program aims to develop the next generation of industry leaders by providing significant financial support, mentorship, and a fully paid internship at a leading concrete-related company. Recipients also receive funding to attend two ACI Concrete Conventions, offering unparalleled networking opportunities with industry professionals.

Aga Khan Foundation International Scholarship provides funding for outstanding postgraduate students from select developing countries, including Kenya, who have no other means of financing their studies. It aims to develop effective scholars and leaders who can contribute to development in their home countries. The scholarship is unique as it is a 50% grant and 50% loan, which must be repaid. It is highly competitive and prioritizes Master’s level students under the age of 30.

Australia Awards Scholarships is a fully-funded scholarship provided by the Australian Government for emerging leaders from developing countries, including Kenya, to undertake full-time postgraduate (Master’s) study at an Australian university. The program aims to equip scholars with the skills and knowledge to drive change and contribute to the development outcomes of their home country. It focuses on building strong links between Australia and partner nations.

The Bond University International Undergraduate Excellence Scholarship is a prestigious, merit-based award for high-achieving international students, including those from Kenya, who wish to pursue an undergraduate degree at Bond University in Australia. This scholarship provides a substantial 50% tuition fee remission for the entire duration of your degree program. It aims to recognize academic excellence and support students in accessing Bond’s accelerated, three-semester-per-year degree structure. The scholarship is awarded to students who demonstrate outstanding academic ability and are commencing their studies in the January, May, or September semesters.

This is a fully-funded scholarship program for women with a background in STEM who wish to pursue a one-year Master’s degree in the United Kingdom. It is designed for women from eligible countries, including those in Sub-Saharan Africa (like Kenya), who can demonstrate a need for financial support and a passion for their field. The program aims to empower recipients to become leaders and role models, inspiring future generations of women to pursue careers in STEM and helping to close the global gender gap in these sectors.

Cambridge Africa Change-makers Scholarship is a fully-funded, highly competitive scholarship for PhD students from any country in Africa. It is offered by the Cambridge Trust, in partnership with the MasterCard Foundation, and is tenable at any college at the University of Cambridge. The program aims to support talented students who require financial assistance, particularly those whose research contributes to the development of the African continent and promotes climate-resilient and sustainable futures for Africa and the world.

Canada Graduate Scholarships – Doctoral (CGS D) Program is a high-value scholarship aimed at supporting and promoting research excellence in Canada. It provides financial support to high-calibre scholars engaged in doctoral programs at eligible Canadian institutions. The program is jointly administered by the three federal granting agencies: the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC). A specific, limited quota of these awards is allocated for non-Canadian/international students.

The Canada Graduate Scholarships – Doctoral (CGS D) Program is a prestigious, high-value award from the Canadian government, aimed at supporting and promoting research excellence. It provides a significant stipend to high-calibre scholars, including international students, who are engaged in a doctoral program at an eligible Canadian institution. The program is administered by Canada’s three main granting agencies (CIHR, NSERC, and SSHRC), covering all fields of research. For international students, including those from Kenya, this scholarship is intended to support those who are already enrolled in a PhD program in Canada, helping them focus on their research.

The Chevening Scholarship is the UK Government’s fully-funded global scholarship program for a one-year Master’s degree. It is targeted at outstanding early to mid-career professionals from Kenya with demonstrable leadership potential, strong academic backgrounds, and a clear vision for creating positive change in their home country. The program is designed to create a strong global network of future leaders.