Are you a student looking for Scholarships or funds to carry on your educational needs? If yes, the International Student Support Contests are available for various course levels, and the scholarship is offered by different universities and colleges.
The International Student Support Contest and grants are for both local and international students. So interested students should start now and search for the courses that suit them.
Applications for International Student Support Contest are now open. Just take your time and go through this post, as this article has arranged every detail you need and listed the top scholarships for national and international students.
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- 15 Undergraduate Scholarships
- List of Cyprus Scholarships for International Students in 2022
How to Apply for International Student Support Contest
- Master, Bachelor, Course
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Multiple awards
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31 January 2023
Do you have a special academic interest, or are you passionate about something on a practical or theoretical level? Would you like financial support for your research project, dissertation, project, or anything else? Then you should participate in our competition! Create a strong paper and receive a fine reward!
Eligibility
- College students on Diploma, Bachelor’s or Master’s programs
- High School senior attending an undergraduate institution in Fall of 2021 or 2022 year
- Residency: global, international
- The winners will be required to send us proof of their academic status or enrollment.
IELTS
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Benefits
- 1st place – $2000
- 2nd place – $1000
- 3rd place – $500
Application
- High School Transcripts (unofficial is sufficient)
- Acceptance Letter (POE) for the undergraduate or postgraduate (Masters only) institution that the student will be attending in the 2021-2022
- More awards can be found here and applied for separately.
- Self-report GRE or GMAT scores (optional) in the Standardized Tests tile in the Academic History section.