HBKU Graduate Scholarships – International Master's
Hamad Bin Khalifa University
Selected international master's students may receive a partial tuition waiver and a stipend.
- What it pays for
- Listed master's tuition waivers vary by programme; selected international students may receive QAR 7,000 a month for up to 21 months and one return flight.
- Deadline
- Closes 1 Feb 2027 · 120 days left
Covers
What it pays for
- Tuition
- Living allowance
- Flights
Eligibility
Who can apply
- Open to every nationality
- For Master's study
- Subjects: any
- The listed waiver is 75% for eligible STEM master's programmes and 60% for eligible social sciences, humanities and arts master's programmes; some listed programmes have no waiver.
- Stipends are for selected full-time students serving as research or teaching assistants, subject to available funds.
- The university has not published a separate scholarship closing date.
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