Scholarships

If you are looking to study for a Master’s by Research or a PhD in Australia, this prestigious opportunity is for you. The University of Tasmania (UTAS) is offering fully funded scholarships for international students under the Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP).

These scholarships are unique because many are project-based. This means the research projects are already established; you simply apply for a specific project, and if selected, you work directly under a supervisor. The process is straightforward, the application is easy, and in many cases, you don’t even need an IELTS score!

Blessed people, Happy New Year and welcome once more to BoaBlog! If you’re new here, you are very welcome. If you’ve been a reader, I can’t thank you enough for always coming back. I have so much packed for 2026, and today we are looking at a 100% covered scholarship for graduate students.

Whether you are in Nigeria, Cameroon, Ghana, Ethiopia, India, or Iran, you are eligible. This scholarship covers a vast list of countries and offers life-changing benefits. Please turn your notification bells on—these opportunities are extremely timely, and you need to apply before the deadlines.

If you have a low GPA and have been told you can’t get a full scholarship, this article will change your life. Thousands of students every year—with GPAs as low as 2.0, 2.3, or 2.5—still secure full funding legitimately.

Your GPA is only one small part of your story. If you can demonstrate your potential, you can beat applicants with higher grades. Today, I’ll show you the exact five steps you must follow to win a full scholarship, even if your grades aren’t perfect.

Becoming a MEXT (Monbukagakustu) Scholar is a life-changing opportunity. I know this firsthand because this scholarship was the catalyst that moved me from a small town to the heart of Tokyo in 2014.

The MEXT Japanese Government Scholarship is a fully funded program. This means everything is paid for—all you need to do is show up to the Embassy with your passport, and you’re ready to begin your journey. Japan is an amazing place to study; it is peaceful, the people are loving, and you will join a diverse international community.

In this guide, I will walk you through the documents, the exams, and the “core” of the application: the Research Plan. I’ll even share my original 2014 research plan and point out the mistakes I made so you can do better!

Welcome back to BoaBlog! If you are dreaming of studying in the UK, I have incredible news. The Gates Cambridge Scholarship is currently open for applications. This is a life-changing, fully funded opportunity for both Master’s and PhD students.

In this post, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know—from the funding details to the specific application requirements.