ScholarWing Homepage

Fully Funded Scholarship Guides for International Students

Honest, research-backed guides for students from Pakistan, Nigeria, Kenya, Bangladesh and India. We print the award value, the deadline, and the rule that quietly disqualifies people. Free tools. No agents.

324Guides published
40+Countries covered
15Free document tools
₨0Cost to use everything

Browse scholarships by country

Each guide covers the real award value, the eligibility traps, the exact deadlines, and an honest answer to the question most sites avoid: how much will you still have to pay?

🌎 Study in the USA & Americas

Six country guides, from need-blind aid in the United States to Brazil's PEC-G programme, which names Pakistan in its own call document. Each one answers the same question: what is free, what is funded, and what you still pay.

🇪🇺 Study in Europe

Thirty countries, and the rules differ more than anyone expects. Some waive tuition for everyone, some only for their neighbours, and at least one changed its mind in the last year. Every guide works from the funder's own page.

🌏 Study in Asia

Fourteen countries, and the most open doors on the whole site. One scholarship here lists its nationality simply as Pakistan, another asks IELTS 5.0, and one government FAQ answers the eligibility question in six words.

🇷🇺 Study in Russia & Central Asia

Nine guides covering Russia and the Central Asian republics, including the city-level guides to Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara. Tuition here is among the lowest anywhere, and several routes need no nomination at all.

🌍 Study in Africa & Oceania

Two regions with opposite problems. In North Africa the fees are low and language decides who can enrol, with one English-taught exception per country. In Australia and New Zealand nothing is free, so these guides separate the fees from the funding honestly.

Why students use ScholarWing

We tell you when a scholarship is not fully funded

Plenty of sites call a £10,000 tuition discount "fully funded". We run the numbers and show what you would still owe, before you spend months applying.

We flag the rules that quietly disqualify people

One attempt per lifetime. The wrong application window. A prior degree in the host country. These end applications silently, so we put them at the top of every guide.

We publish what is closed, renamed or falsely dated

Ford ended in 2013 and sites still advertise it. Open Society closed its scholarships in 2021. We check the funder's own page and say so.

Free guidance, no agents

Every guide and tool here is free. We answer student questions daily, and we will tell you honestly when a scholarship is not worth your time.