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SUST Scholarships General Information

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Deadline:

2026-02-09

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Value:

$ 3,600

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No. of Recipients:

50


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SUST Scholarships & Research Funding (Key Info) 1. University Merit & Government Scholarships Awarded based on academic performance for undergraduate and graduate students: SUST Merit Scholarship – internal merit awards. University Grants Commission (UGC) Scholarship – competitive government scholarship. Directorate of Secondary & Higher Education (DSHE) Scholarship – national merit award. Board (SSC/HSC) Scholarships – based on board results. Prime Minister’s Gold Medal – top academic award. Zilla Parishad Scholarship – local government support. These are offered through the Registrar / Student Affairs Office each semester or year. 2. Trust & Private Scholarships Funded by external trusts, usually merit‑ or need‑based: Ismail Memorial Trust Scholarship Wazi Uddin Scholarship Amena & Azfar Rana Trust Scholarship Abdul Latif & Doulotunnessa Scholarship Mokbul Hossain & Mustaq Hossain Trust Scholarship Khan Shaheb Abdul Kader Memorial Scholarship Bank & private organisation scholarships Departments often announce these; eligibility varies by award. 3. Research & Graduate Support Supports Master’s thesis and PhD research: Internal Research Funding SUST Research Centre / Project Grants: Faculty‑led research grants fund project activities. Master’s thesis and PhD students working on these projects may receive research support, resources, and small allowances (project‑dependent, not uniform). National Research Fellowships Prime Minister’s Education Assistance Trust (PMEAT) – PhD Fellowship: Monthly stipend for registered PhD students in public universities. Science & Technology Fellowship Trust (Ministry of Science & ICT): Monthly living stipends, research materials, and travel support for Master’s thesis and PhD students in STEM fields. UGC Research Grants: Competitive funding for thesis research, publications, fieldwork, and conferences. Application & Eligibility Most scholarships (especially research) require an approved research proposal, supervisor endorsement, and competitive review. Announcements are made via department offices and official SUST notices

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In a landmark partnership, the QS Scholarships platform merged with ImpACT charity organization in 2020, culminating in a synergy of resources that now manifests as QS ImpACT Scholarships.

Institution-funded scholarships are exclusively backed by the institution itself. This implies that scholarship recipients need to secure acceptance for their studies at the said institution in order to qualify. It's essential to note that each scholarship comes with its own set of eligibility criteria and prerequisites.  On the other hand, QS ImpACT Scholarships mark a collaborative effort between the ImpACT charity organization and QS. These scholarships present a unique advantage – they allow candidates to be considered regardless of the institution they choose for their studies, as long as they meet the appropriate study-level requirements. To delve deeper into the eligibility criteria associated with these scholarships, we invite you to explore the relevant scholarship details.

Yes, you can apply for as many scholarships as you wish. Just make sure that you meet the eligibility criteria and follow the application process for each.

Scholarships by institutions are managed by the school, university or collage offering the scholarship and the winner will also be announced by them. QS ImpACT Scholarships are managed by us here at QS and we’ll announce the winner.