The funding that actually exists
Full and partial scholarships are genuinely available across Europe — but each has its own deadline, its own criteria and its own competition. Here is what each one covers, who it is for, and how to apply.
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What it covers
- Full tuition
- Monthly stipend
- Accommodation contribution
- Medical insurance
Who qualifies
- Bangladeshi citizen, 18 by 31 August of the year studies start
- Nominated by the Ministry of Education
- Meets the programme's academic and English requirements
- Applies at one level only in a round
How to apply
- 1Apply on the official portal and rank up to two programmes
- 2Fill in the Ministry of Education's online form by the same deadline
- 3Deliver the printed form with attested copies to Gate 2 of the Bangladesh Secretariat
- 4Nomination, a university exam or interview, then results in June or July
* Amounts, eligibility rules and deadlines change every cycle, and the awarding decision belongs to the provider. Confirm against the official page linked on each card before you rely on it.
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