STOP SCROLLING — THIS ONE IS ACTUALLY FULLY FUNDED AND YOU CAN STUDY FROM HOME.
The University of Edinburgh Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program is offering fully funded online postgraduate scholarships for the 2027/28 academic year.
And before you ask: NO, you don't need to secure admission to Edinburgh first. You apply through the scholarship process first, and successful scholars will then be supported with the degree application. There’s also no application fee for successful scholarship recipients.
What does the scholarship cover?
✅ 100% tuition fees
✅ Academic stipend towards a laptop & internet
✅ Leadership programmes, coaching & support
✅ Opportunity to attend an in-person gathering
✅ Additional academic and community support
Eligible programmes include: • Global Health & Infectious Diseases • One Health • International Development • Data Science • Climate Change Management • Biodiversity, Wildlife & Ecosystem Health • Global Food Security & Nutrition • Digital Education • Social Justice & Community Action • Data-Driven Breeding & Genetics
BUT THERE'S A CATCH:
Online applicants MUST attend ONE mandatory virtual information session before they can be invited to apply.
🇳🇬 For Nigerians:
📅 17 September — 4pm
📅 22 September — 11am
📅 24 September — 3pm
Choose ONE and attend.
If eligible, you'll then be invited to submit the scholarship application.
Final scholarship application deadline: 19 November 2026, 5pm UK time.
Official details: https://t.co/s2At2KnhED
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This photo, taken by Stanley Forman in 1975, shows 2-year-old Tiare Jones and 19-year-old Diana Bryant falling from a 5th-floor fire escape after it collapsed during a fire.
Diana died, but Tiare survived as Diana’s body cushioned her fall. The photo later won a Pulitzer Prize.