King Salman International Scholarship 2026 for Disability Research (Fully Funded, All Levels) King Salman International Scholarship Program in Saudi Arabia

The King Salman International Scholarship 2026 is a prestigious, fully funded opportunity for international researchers in the field of disability research. Funded by the Government of Saudi Arabia, this scholarship offers up to $133,000 in support, making it one of the highest-value research scholarships globally. The program is designed to attract applicants from all nationalities who are passionate about disability inclusion, assistive technologies, rehabilitation sciences, inclusive education, and public policy, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030.

This scholarship covers tuition, research funding, living allowance, accommodation, health insurance, and academic resources. It supports various research formats, including individual disability research grants, collaborative research scholarships with Saudi institutions, and applied disability studies funding. The program is ideal for those seeking high-value, government-funded research opportunities in Saudi Arabia.

Eligibility is broad: applicants must have an academic or professional background related to disability research and a strong interest in inclusive development, disability policy, rehabilitation, or assistive technology. There are no nationality or age restrictions. Candidates must demonstrate research competence and submit a strong research proposal. IELTS is not mandatory, but strong academic and research communication skills are required.

Required documents include an updated CV, academic transcripts and certificates, a research proposal, statement of purpose, passport copy, letters of recommendation, and any relevant publications. The application process is fully online via the official Saudi government portal. Applicants should create an account, complete their profile, upload documents, and submit their proposal before the deadline of 31 March 2026.

This scholarship is perfect for students and professionals seeking fully funded international research opportunities in disability studies, with comprehensive financial support and access to advanced research facilities in Saudi Arabia.