Scholars4Dev is pleased to introduce Scholar4Dev Courses, a database of development-related courses that are supported with one or more scholarships. It was developed to help students find courses that are development-related and are funded with a scholarship. It will be populated in the next months with courses that are funded with a scholarship that has an upcoming deadline. To be updated, sign up for a newsletter here.

30 International Scholarships for Development-Related Studies

There are a significant number of scholarships offered by Universities, Foreign Governments, and International Organizations that support development-related studies such as agriculture, education, global health, environment, public policy, peace, water and sanitation etc.

Currently, there are a few scholarship programs with upcoming deadlines that support a wide-range of development-related courses or where a number of development-related courses are eligible:

• • DAAD Scholarships for Development Related Postgraduate Courses

• • DAAD Masters Scholarships for Public Policy and Good Governance

• • Hubert Humphrey Fellowships Program

• • Fulbright Foreign Student Program

• • Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships

Here are some development-related courses that are supported with a scholarship(s) with upcoming deadlines:

• • Integrated Water Managment (MSc, PgCert, PgDip) at Griffith University

• • Urban Management (MSc) at TU Berlin

• • Public Policy (MPP) at Duke University

• • Oxford Masters in Business Adminstration (MBA)

• • Philosophy in Resources, Environment and Sustainability (PhD) at University of British Columbia

There are also development-related EdX Masters and Professional Certificate Programs offered by top Universities that have minimal tuition fee or are free to take:

• • Micro Masters in Leadership in Global Development

• • Micro Masters in Social Work: Practice, Policy and Research

• •  Micro Masters in Sustainable Energy

• • Certificate in Human Rights and Development

• • Certificate in Sustainability Science – A Key Concept for Future Design

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