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Anne Wexler Scholarship Deadline: September 30 In 2009 the Anne Wexler Master’s scholarship was created by the Australian government to assist in the development of the Australian-American relationship. The award was established to aid in ongoing policy exchange between the two countries. If you are an Australian citizen wanting to undertake research or study in…

Belluck & Fox and Mesotheliomahelp.net Scholarship Deadline: October 12 Belluck & Fox law firm and Mesotheliomahelp.net have come together to provide ten students studying inside the US with a scholarship to help fund their education. The Belluck & Fox and Mesotheliomahelp.net scholarship has been created to help raise awareness for Mesothelioma and its cure. Students…

Verres Campus Project Deadline: September 23 Non-Italian citizens wanting to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering in Italy on a scholarship now have the opportunity to do so. Politecnico Di Torino is offering new international students at the Verres Campus a 10,000 euro per year scholarship with the Verres Campus Project. This award is…

If you are an international student studying in the United States, you may be putting your last minute budget together before the new school year begins. When considering the many costs to fund your education – even if you don’t consider tuition – you’ll soon realize that the costs can add up fast. With travel,…

Staton Scholarship Deadline: September 30 IMD in Switzerland is now offering one $50,000 scholarship to an international student from South America studying at IMD: the Staton Scholarship. Students from the following countries in South America are able to apply for the Staton Scholarship after they have applied to become a full-time student in the IMD…

If you have the grades and are looking to keep costs low while studying in the US, consider seeking out universities that offer tuition waivers for international students. In most cases, being awarded a tuition waiver will mean that you will be allowed to pay the resident rate as opposed to the non-resident rate. Or,…

As an international student, you most likely have an F1 visa to come and study in the US.  Because of restrictions on this visa, the easiest place for you to try to work will be on campus.  Thankfully, American college campuses, especially the larger ones, have many jobs that need to be filled by students. …