Chevening Scholarships
Explore UK postgraduate scholarships and the application process.
Before applying: Check your country page, academic and work-experience requirements, and the current application cycle.
Visit Chevening (opens a new tab)Explore study and work-abroad resources for people in Africa, alongside practical tools and answers for the family journey.
From Africa to your next opportunity
A starting point for African students, graduates and professionals: discover scholarships, international job-search resources and official application guidance.
Eligibility differs by nationality, residence, qualifications and programme. These links are a directory, not a list of open applications. Check current deadlines, costs and requirements with each provider. BSFA does not award these scholarships, recruit for these employers or guarantee visas.
Explore UK postgraduate scholarships and the application process.
Before applying: Check your country page, academic and work-experience requirements, and the current application cycle.
Visit Chevening (opens a new tab)Find joint master’s programmes with scholarship opportunities for students worldwide.
Before applying: Apply through the individual programme. Entry requirements, scholarship availability and deadlines vary.
Visit European Commission (opens a new tab)Search funding opportunities for international students, graduates and researchers.
Before applying: Filter by your country of origin, study level and subject. Read each award’s funding and language conditions.
Visit DAAD (opens a new tab)Explore partner institutions offering Scholars Program opportunities relevant to young people in Africa.
Before applying: Apply directly to a listed partner institution. Study level, nationality and selection criteria differ by partner.
Visit Mastercard Foundation (opens a new tab)Find an advising centre to help you understand studying in the United States.
Before applying: Look for a centre serving your country and ask about admissions, funding research and available advising services.
Visit U.S. Department of State (opens a new tab)Find employers advertising jobs to candidates applying from outside Canada.
Before applying: Read the international-candidate guidance and each vacancy. A listing does not guarantee sponsorship or a work permit.
Visit Government of Canada (opens a new tab)Explore official information on working in Germany as a qualified professional.
Before applying: Check qualification recognition, any professional licence requirements, and the conditions for your visa route.
Visit German government portal (opens a new tab)Understand the UK Skilled Worker route before committing to an overseas job application.
Before applying: An eligible job with an approved employer is required. Check current rules directly; this is guidance, not a vacancy.
Visit GOV.UK (opens a new tab)Directory reviewed: 22 September 2026. Follow the official links for the latest information.
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