Fully Funded Scholarships
Scholarships that cover tuition and living costs — every fully funded award published on Fly My Campus.
A fully funded scholarship pays the big costs of studying abroad: tuition fees and, in most cases, a monthly living allowance, health insurance and sometimes travel. The student still pays for the passport, the visa fee and personal spending, but the degree itself is covered. This page lists every fully funded scholarship published on Fly My Campus — each one links to its official source, with the deadline and the exact coverage stated on its own page.
Fully funded awards are competitive, so apply to more than one and start early: most 2027 deadlines fall between October 2026 and April 2027. Check the eligibility rules on each scholarship page before you apply — country, degree level and subject all matter — and confirm every deadline on the official source, because dates change.
All Fully Funded Scholarships
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "fully funded" actually cover?
It usually means full tuition plus a monthly living allowance, and often health insurance and travel. The exact coverage differs by award and is always stated on the scholarship page from its official source.
Do I have to pay anything myself?
Usually yes — the passport, the visa fee and personal spending are normally yours, and some awards do not cover travel. Check the coverage on the scholarship page before you apply.
Can I apply for more than one fully funded scholarship?
Yes. Apply to every award you are eligible for — it raises your chances, and most programmes allow it. You can only accept one award in the end.
What if the deadline has already passed?
Expired awards are marked Expired and are never presented as open. Most scholarships run every year, so note the next cycle and prepare your documents early.