International Scholarships for Brazilian Students

• IDB-Japan Scholarship Program – International scholarships funded by the Inter-American Development Bank, available to students from member countries including Brazil, Chile and Mexico.
• Weizmann Institute of Science Morá Miriam Rozen Gerber Fellowship – A fully funded scholarship to study a postdoctoral program at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel.

• Capes-Humboldt Research Fellowship – Post-doctoral Brazilian government scholarships for Brazilian students conducting research in Germany.
• Edinburgh Global Latin American Masters Scholarships – Graduate scholarships to study in the UK offered by the University of Edinburgh, for Latin American students undertaking master’s level study.
• Government funding to study in the UK – UKCISA lists a number of government scholarships to study in the UK.
• Lund University Global Scholarship – Study abroad scholarships for students outside of the EU/EEA to study at Lund University in Sweden at undergraduate and master’s level.
• LAC-CAF Scholarships– Graduate scholarships for developing countries (including parts of Latin America) to study for the MSc in Latin American Studies at the University of Oxford in the UK.
• The Newton Prize – Scholarships for students from Newton partner countries (including Brazil) to take part in Newton-funded projects.
• Orange Tulip Scholarship Program – Study abroad scholarships to study in the Netherlands, funded by OTS Brazil and open to students of all degree levels.
• Santander Scholarships – International student scholarships for developing countries in Latin America, Asia, Europe and the US, allowing students to study at master’s level at the London School of Economics (LSE). This program is also available at select universities in the UK.
• University of Nottingham Latin America Masters Scholarship – Nine scholarships of up to £5,000 each are available for Latin American students who have been offered a place to study a master’s degree at the University of Nottingham in any subject.
• University of Sheffield – A range of international scholarships for Brazilian students to study in the UK at the University of Sheffield.

Click here for more scholarships to study in the UK.

Click here for more scholarships to study in Germany.

Click here for more scholarships to study in the Nordic countries.

Click here for more scholarships to study in the rest of Europe.

• Fulbright Commission Postgraduate Scholarships – Scholarships for Brazilian doctoral students wanting to develop research in the United States.
• UCLA Jorge Paulo Lemann Scholarship and Fellowship – Partial graduate scholarships for Brazilian students studying at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

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Click here for more scholarships to study in Canada.

• Bond University Scholarships for Brazilian students – International scholarships for Brazilian students at Bond University in Australia.
• Curtin International Scholarships – Merit Scholarship - Scholarships for students from developing countries (including Brazil) to study in Australia at Curtin University.
• Endeavour Postgraduate Scholarships for International Students – International scholarships for students of all levels from the Americas, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and parts of Europe to study in Australia.
• QUT South American Scholarships – Scholarships for students from Brazil and other South American countries to study a PhD at Queensland University of Technology (QUT).

Click here for more scholarships to study in Australia and click here for scholarships to study in New Zealand.

If you’re a Brazilian student interested in studying abroad, you can meet universities from around the world at the QS World Grad School Tour, coming soon to a city near you. The events are free to attend, and offer opportunities to meet universities from around the world, get advice on your grad school application, and apply to the QS Scholarships scheme.

This article was originally published in February 2015. It was last updated in December 2018.

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