Columbia University Scholarship for Displaced Students (CUSDS) is Columbia's first-ever university-wide scholarship and the world's first of its kind, supporting students displaced by global crises. It is for individuals from anywhere in the world who are unable to complete their higher education due to their displaced status. The program aims to combat this humanitarian loss by providing a pathway for displaced students to pursue undergraduate or graduate degrees at Columbia, enabling them to become future leaders.
This is a fully-funded scholarship for talented and motivated candidates from eligible low and middle-income Commonwealth countries, including Kenya. It is aimed at those who could not otherwise afford to pursue a full-time taught Master's degree at a UK university. Funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), the program's goal is to equip future leaders and innovators with the knowledge and skills necessary to promote sustainable development in their home countries. All awards are aligned with one of the six CSC development themes.
Th Commonwealth PhD Scholarships for Least Developed and Vulnerable Countries is funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) for high-calibre, motivated individuals from Kenya (as an eligible vulnerable state) to undertake full-time doctoral research at a UK university. The program is aimed at talented individuals who could not otherwise afford to study in the UK and whose research has a direct, high-impact potential for sustainable development in their home country. The scholarship supports world-class research aligned with one of the six CSC development themes and aims to build global knowledge, leadership, and research capacity.
This program is for mid-career professionals from eligible Commonwealth countries, including Kenya, to undertake a period of professional development in the UK. Instead of a degree, it offers a program of activities, training, and networking hosted by a UK organization. The fellowship aims to build the skills and leadership capacity of individuals who can contribute to development in their home countries. The programs are typically two to three months long and are focused on specific development themes, allowing Fellows to gain practical experience and new perspectives in their professional field.
This scholarship is a partnership between the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC) and UK universities to jointly fund Master's studies. It is for high-calibre candidates from least developed and lower-middle-income Commonwealth countries, including Kenya, who could not otherwise afford to study in the UK. The program aims to equip talented individuals with the skills and knowledge to contribute to sustainable development in their home countries. The scholarship only supports specific, pre-approved taught Master's courses at participating universities, all of which align with the six CSC development themes.
The Curtin Global Future Leaders Scholarship is a merit-based award designed for high-achieving international students, including those from Kenya, who are commencing their studies at Curtin University in Western Australia. This scholarship provides a one-off credit of AUD $10,000 towards your first-year tuition fees. It recognizes academic excellence and aims to support future leaders in pursuing a world-class education. No separate application is required; eligible students are automatically assessed when they apply for admission to an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program.
The Curtin Global Merit Scholarship is an automatic merit-based award for high-achieving international students, including those from Kenya, who are commencing their studies at Curtin University in Western Australia. This scholarship recognizes academic excellence by providing a 20% reduction in tuition fees for the full duration of your eligible undergraduate or master's by coursework degree. It is designed to make world-class education more accessible to talented students who have demonstrated strong performance in their previous studies. No separate application is required; you are automatically assessed when you apply for admission to the university.
The Curtin Global Merit Scholarship is an automatic, merit-based award for high-achieving international students, including those from Kenya, who are commencing their studies at Curtin University in Western Australia. This scholarship recognizes academic excellence by providing a 20% reduction in tuition fees for the full duration of your eligible undergraduate or master's by coursework degree. It is designed to make world-class education more accessible to talented students who have demonstrated strong performance in their previous studies. No separate application is required; you are automatically assessed when you apply for admission to the university.
The Curtin Global Talent Scholarship is a prestigious, merit-based award designed for high-achieving international students, including those from Kenya, who are transferring from one of Curtin's global campuses to the main Curtin Perth campus. This scholarship provides a significant 25% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course at the Perth campus. It aims to reward academic excellence and support students in gaining a global education experience by studying across multiple locations. This scholarship is specifically for students who have already demonstrated success at a Curtin global campus.
The DAAD Helmut-Schmidt-Programme (Master’s Scholarships for Public Policy and Good Governance) is a prestigious, fully-funded scholarship for future leaders from developing and emerging countries, including Kenya. It is designed for graduates in social sciences, political sciences, law, economics, and public administration who are committed to promoting democracy and social justice. The program funds a full Master's degree in a relevant Public Policy or Good Governance course at one of eight selected German universities. The scholarship is comprehensive, covering a monthly stipend, health insurance, travel, and a mandatory 6-month German language course in Germany before the start of university studies.