Explore 30 fully funded scholarship opportunities for Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD studies around the world, with a focus on African creativity, politics, business, and interdisciplinary research. These scholarships are open to all nationalities and provide access to world-class education, international exposure, and robust academic networks. The announcement, curated by Assistant Professor Tadele Melaku Chala of Ambo University, highlights programs at leading institutions such as King's College London, Luiss University, University of Edinburgh, Swansea University, and University of Leeds. PhD Scholarships: The African Creativity Beyond Borders Prize Programme at King's College London offers four fully funded PhD scholarships for research rooted in African creativity, culture, and impact. Applicants should have backgrounds in arts, humanities, social sciences, or policy studies and demonstrate a commitment to interdisciplinary, impact-driven research. Funding includes full tuition, a UKRI stipend (£22,780), and research development support. Only one scholarship is available for international students, who must cover their own visa and health surcharge costs. The application deadline is 13 February 2026. Luiss University in Italy provides seven fully funded PhD scholarships in Politics, focusing on European integration, elections, global studies, and social innovation. The program is in English and lasts three years, with scholarships worth €16,243–€22,171 annually. Applicants must hold a Master's degree or equivalent and meet international eligibility criteria. The deadline is 23 January 2026. Leeds University Business School offers 21 PhD Excellence Scholarships across seven departments, including Accounting, Economics, Management, and Marketing. Scholarships cover tuition and a maintenance allowance (£20,780) for up to 3.5 years. Applicants must have a first-class or upper second-class Bachelor's and a relevant Master's degree, with specific grade requirements per department. The application deadline is 11 March 2026. Swansea University provides fully funded research scholarships for PhD, MPhil, MRes, and Master's by Research programs in STEM and social sciences. Opportunities are available for both UK and international students, with deadlines ranging from December 2025 to April 2026. Research areas include engineering, computer science, linguistics, economics, and more. Master's Scholarships: The University of Edinburgh's Education Beyond Borders Postgraduate Scholarship supports displaced individuals residing in the UK, offering partial or full funding and stipends for full-time, on-campus Master's programs. Applicants must hold specific UK immigration statuses and meet academic entry requirements. The deadline is 17 February 2026. Eligibility & Application: Requirements vary by program but generally include relevant academic degrees, English language proficiency, CV, personal statement, research proposal, transcripts, and references. Diversity and inclusion are prioritized, with some scholarships encouraging applications from underrepresented groups. Funding packages typically cover tuition, stipends, and research support, though relocation and visa costs may not be included. To apply, review the entry requirements, prepare your documents, and submit your application via the university or scholarship portal before the deadline. Shortlisted candidates may be invited for interviews. These opportunities offer a pathway to impactful research, professional development, and global academic engagement.