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Aga Khan Foundation announces scholarship for higher study


Published : 28 Mar 2024 09:28 PM

In an exciting opportunity for aspiring students from developing countries, the Aga Khan Foundation has announced its International Scholarship Program for the academic year 2024-25. This program aims to support individuals in pursuing Masters and Ph.D. degrees abroad, fostering academic excellence and professional growth.

The scholarship application is now open until March 31, 2024, welcoming candidates below the age of 30 years. Citizens from Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Canada, Egypt, France, India, Kenya, and other specified countries are eligible to apply.

Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience with good academic standing. Demonstrating genuine financial need and securing admission to a reputable post-graduate institution are also essential. Additionally, candidates should showcase personal achievements and co-curricular activities.

The Aga Khan Foundation Scholarship offers a unique funding model, comprising half grant and half loan. Recipients are required to repay 50 percent of the scholarship amount over a five-year period.

Priority will be given to young professionals with a robust, multi-source funding plan and a commitment to development-related research in designated developing countries.

Interested candidates can access detailed information and application guidelines through the Aga Khan Foundation website. This initiative aims to empower individuals with the necessary resources to pursue higher education abroad, contributing to their personal and professional development.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to advance your academic journey and make a meaningful impact on society. Apply now and embark on a path towards a brighter future with the Aga Khan Foundation International Scholarship Program.

For more information and to apply, visit https://the.akdn/en/what-we-do/developing-human-capacity/education/international-scholarships.