Scholarships closing in the next 30 days
All fully funded scholarships for African students whose deadline lands in the next 30 days. If you're applying this cycle, start with this list and work down — every deadline is verified against the official sponsor.
8 open scholarships match this window.
Deadline June 14, 2026 · Fully Funded
A fully funded program for young professionals to attend the Atlantic Dialogues conference in Rabat, Morocco. It focuses on fostering leadership skills and international cooperation.
Deadline June 17, 2026 · null · Fully Funded
The Äänit Prize supports initiatives that can demonstrate significant social impact. It offers a $100,000 prize for social impact projects.
- EUNIC Spaces of Culture 2026 Programme13 days left
Deadline June 21, 2026 · Partial
The EUNIC Spaces of Culture 2026 Programme offers funding for cultural relations projects in Sub-Saharan Africa. Selected projects can receive up to EUR 50,000.
Deadline June 25, 2026 · Postdoc · Fully Funded
This fellowship program offers fully funded opportunities to researchers for advanced study at the Paris IAS, providing a monthly stipend of 2,700€.
Deadline June 27, 2026 · Partial
This global award program recognizes and promotes innovative education projects worldwide, offering a significant prize of $1 million USD to winning initiatives. It seeks to identify and share effective approaches to education.
- SOAS Masters Scholarships (International)22 days left
Deadline June 30, 2026 · United Kingdom · Masters · Partial
The SOAS Master’s Scholarship (International) offers over 150 tuition fee waivers valued at £8,000 for new overseas students beginning postgraduate taught programs in the 2026/27 academic year.
Deadline June 30, 2026
This annual photo contest invites young people globally to explore and share their perspectives on the Silk Roads' shared heritage through photography. It promotes cultural exchange and mutual understanding.
- Young African Phosphorus Fellowship Award29 days left
Deadline July 7, 2026 · Africa · Fellowship · Fully Funded
The African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) Young African Phosphorus Fellowship Award supports early-career scientists in Africa focusing on phosphorus management in agroecosystems with a USD $5,000 grant.