Undergraduate scholarship for international students from any country. Provides $25,000 per year toward undergraduate study. Eligible fields include Business, Engineering, Arts & Sciences, Communication, Fine Arts, Health & Rehabilitation Sciences, Education, Global Studies and others. Applicants should have excellent high-school academic performance, ideally rank in the top 5%, show strong leadership and extracurricular involvement, and meet Boston University admission and English-language requirements. Strong SAT/ACT scores are advantageous. Typical documents include passport, high-school certificates/transcripts, English test scores, counselor recommendation/school report, academic records and required admission documents. Apply online for admission to Boston University by December 1, 2026. Eligible applicants are reportedly automatically considered.

Fully funded undergraduate scholarship at the University of Toronto for international students. About 37 students are selected yearly. Applicants must be international students in the final year of secondary school in 2026/27, or have graduated no earlier than June 2025, and must be nominated by their high school. Applicants must apply for a first-entry undergraduate programme for September 2027 and cannot already be enrolled in post-secondary studies. It covers full tuition for four years, residence/accommodation support for four years, course books and incidental fees, plus access to an international academic network. Fields include Engineering, Life Sciences, Computer Science, Commerce & Management, Music, Architecture, Humanities & Social Sciences, Physical & Mathematical Sciences, Kinesiology and more. U of T admission deadline is October 16, 2026. Pearson scholarship application deadline is November 6, 2026. School nomination is required before the scholarship application.

Fully funded scholarship for master's and professional studies at McGill University. Eligibility includes students completing their first bachelor's degree by August 2027, graduates who completed their first bachelor's degree from January 2021 onward, or those with an older degree who were 30 or younger on January 1, 2026. The scholarship covers full tuition and mandatory fees, CAD $2,300 per month during academic terms, a relocation grant, up to CAD $5,000 summer funding, French-language training, leadership training, mentorship, workshops and networking. Eligible programmes include MSc, MA, MBA, MEng, MEd, MPP, MSW, MUP, Law, Medicine, Dentistry, Architecture, Music and other eligible McGill programmes. Documents include transcripts, CV/resume, personal essays/profile and references. *Important: the official deadline for applicants from countries outside Canada and the U.S. was August 19, 2026. The September 23, 2026 deadline applies to applicants who are students/graduates of universities in Canada or the U.S., including Canadians abroad.

Free 10-day physical digital skills bootcamp for young Nigerians aged 18–35. Applicants must live in Abuja (FCT), Rivers, Kaduna or Ondo State and must be available for the full 10-day physical bootcamp. Open to graduates, NYSC members, unemployed or underemployed youths, women and girls, and young people from low-income communities. Tracks include Project Management, Data Analytics, UI/UX Design, Cybersecurity, IT Support and Digital Marketing. Benefits include free training, practical career-ready digital skills, hands-on learning with industry professionals, industry-recognized certification and networking opportunities. This is a physical programme, not an online programme.

Free online AI training for women across Nigeria in partnership with Microsoft, Founderz and Happy Woman. Open to women including students, entrepreneurs, professionals, creatives and beginners. No previous AI or technology experience is required. The programme is 100% online and approximately 3 hours long. It covers AI basics, prompt engineering, AI productivity tools, cybersecurity, data analytics and using AI for career and business growth. Participants who complete the programme receive an official Microsoft credential. The source material states that no application deadline has been specified.

Travel grant from the Insect Welfare Research Society for students and early-career researchers who want to attend conferences and present research related to invertebrate welfare or sentience science. Awards provide up to US$1,000 and can cover conference registration, travel, accommodation and other attendance-related expenses. Eligible applicants include students and early-career researchers in fields such as entomology, animal behaviour, animal science, philosophy, animal welfare and related areas. Priority is given to applicants whose research advances invertebrate welfare and who genuinely need financial support to attend. The official application is rolling rather than having one fixed deadline. Applicants should apply well before their conference because decisions take approximately 4–6 weeks.

Tuition support for undergraduate African students studying healthcare-related courses at government-owned institutions. Categories include G&G for Medicine (MBBS/MD), JSI for Nursing (B.N.Sc, HND Nursing or BSN), and Vision for Pharmacy, Public Health, Medical Laboratory Science, Physiotherapy/Physical Therapy, Radiography, Optometry, Dentistry and other allied health programmes. Six students are supported across the categories according to the foundation's published guidelines. Each award recipient receives $100, normally paid directly to the recipient's university or institutional account. Applicants must be African students, undergraduates, enrolled in an eligible healthcare programme at a government-owned Federal, State or Local institution, and provide accurate and verifiable information. Applications run from July 6, 2026 to October 2, 2026 at 11:59 PM WAT. Limited AI use is permitted for grammar, spelling or language assistance, but personal statements and experiences must be genuinely the applicant's own.