This prestigious, fully-funded scholarship targets early to mid-career professionals from developing countries, including Kenya, who are already working in public authorities, state institutions, or private companies. Its purpose is to train specialists and future leaders to contribute to sustainable development in their home countries. The scholarship funds a full Master's or PhD degree at a German university in a specific, pre-selected postgraduate course that is directly relevant to development. The program is highly competitive and requires a minimum of two years of relevant professional work experience.
The Deakin Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship is a prestigious award for high-achieving international students, including those from Kenya, who demonstrate exceptional academic performance and the potential to make a significant contribution to the university and its community. Recipients of this scholarship receive either a full 100% or a partial 50% tuition fee waiver for the normal duration of their course. In addition to financial support, scholars gain entry into the Vice-Chancellor’s Professional Excellence Program (VCPEP), which offers professional development, mentorship, and leadership opportunities to help you excel in your studies and future career.
The ECTRIMS Research Fellowship Programme is a prestigious opportunity for young Kenyan scientists and physicians to conduct advanced research in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) at top European institutions. This fully funded fellowship supports postdoctoral researchers (MD, PhD, or ScD) with an annual stipend of €55,000 to facilitate basic, clinical, or applied research projects. It is designed to foster your career as an MS researcher by providing access to excellent training environments and mentorship in Europe. If you are under 40 and passionate about neuroscience, this fellowship offers the financial support and global network needed to make a significant impact in the field.
The Ellison Scholars Program is a unique, fully-funded, four-year undergraduate program at the Ellison Institute of Technology (EIT) in Oxford. It is designed for creative, rebellious, and ambitious students from around the world who are passionate about innovation and technology. The program combines a world-class, interdisciplinary curriculum with a paid research position in one of EIT's research groups, aiming to develop future leaders who can tackle global challenges.
The Emergency Fund for Primate Field Research is a specialized grant from The Leakey Foundation designed to assist Kenyan researchers and directors of long-term primate field sites. This funding is not a traditional tuition scholarship but a critical lifeline for field sites facing a funding gap or emergency that threatens their operations. If you are a Principal Investigator or Director of a site with over 10 years of data, this grant provides up to $25,000 to ensure your research and conservation efforts continue uninterrupted. It supports the preservation of long-term datasets essential for understanding human origins and primate behavior.
The Emile Boutmy Scholarship is a prestigious financial aid program offered by Sciences Po University in France to attract the very best international students from outside the European Union. It is named after the founder of Sciences Po and is designed for top-performing students who are first-time applicants to the university. The scholarship provides significant tuition fee waivers for both undergraduate and Master's degree programs, ranging from €3,600 to over €14,000 per year, depending on the level of study and assessed need. It aims to support academic excellence and diversity within the student body.
The ENS International Selection Scholarship is a highly prestigious, fully funded opportunity for brilliant Kenyan students to pursue a Master's degree and Diploma at the École Normale Supérieure (ENS) in Paris. Each year, ENS selects 20 outstanding international students (10 in Sciences and 10 in Arts & Humanities) to join its academic community. As a scholar, you will receive a monthly grant of €1,000 for three years and guaranteed accommodation on the ENS campus in the heart of Paris. This program offers you access to world-class training, research laboratories, and a vibrant intellectual environment.
This is a highly prestigious, fully-funded scholarship for exceptional graduate students from around the world who are pursuing full-time Master's or DPhil (PhD) degrees in the Humanities at the University of Oxford. The program is designed to create a vibrant, interdisciplinary community of scholars. Recipients, known as "Ertegun Scholars," are given dedicated use of Ertegun House, a unique academic hub for writing and research, and participate in a special program of lectures, seminars, and social activities, fostering a new generation of leaders and ambassadors for the Humanities.
France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship Program (Programme de bourses France Excellence Eiffel) is a prestigious scholarship funded by the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs to attract outstanding international students to French higher education institutions. It is designed to train future foreign decision-makers in specific, high-priority fields of study (Sciences, Engineering, Humanities, and Social Sciences). The program targets emerging countries, including Kenya, to foster international collaboration. The application process is unique: students cannot apply directly but must be nominated by a French university they have applied to.
The Francis H. Brown African Scholarship is a vital funding opportunity from The Leakey Foundation, specifically dedicated to empowering Kenyan and East African researchers. This grant provides up to $30,000 to support your research or training in earth sciences and botany related to human origins. Whether you are a graduate student pursuing a degree or a post-doctoral researcher building your career, this scholarship offers the financial backing needed to conduct fieldwork, access specialized training, or complete your studies. It aims to build scientific capacity in East Africa, honoring the legacy of Dr. Francis H. Brown.