Internships

October applications will be accepted for the highly competitive Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2026/28, one of Europe's biggest fully funded scholarship schemes for international students. Supported by the European Commission, the scheme provides international students from around the world with a chance to study combined Master's degrees at top universities across several European nations.

The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Degree (EMJMD) scheme enables students to study for a degree across three or four countries, and even some courses feature internships. 2,176 students from over 137 nations have been awarded in the 2026 year, illustrating the popularity of the scheme and worldwide appeal.

Unlike most international awards, Erasmus award is completely funded and it doesn't demand GRE scores, professional experience, or having already consulted with professors. Open to students of any age group, students whose GPAs are below 3.0 have also been admitted. An IELTS score—typically 6.5—is recommended, depending on the program.

The candidates should have at least 16 years of studies or in the final year of graduation. The candidates are eligible to apply for a maximum of three courses in the Erasmus catalog, spread across various categories like arts, engineering, law, economics, life sciences, political science, psychology, and so on.

Among the host countries participating are France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, Portugal, and more than 20 others in Europe.

Application period will be from October 2025 through January 2026. Authorities add that a well-written motivation letter, coupled with a simple statement of purpose, can help enhance chances of selection, particularly for those with low GPAs.

Future students can learn more about the latest programs on the EMJMD 2026 Catalogue, updated periodically with new information.

The Eric Bleumink Fund Scholarship enables international students to undertake an MSc/MA/LL.M. Master's degree program on a Fully Funded Scholarship. The Duration of the Master's Program is 1 or 2 years. More details about the scholarship requirements, the financial benefits, and the application Process for the Eric Bleumink Fellowship are as follows:

Details About the Eric Bleumink Fellowship 2026 in the Netherlands

Host Country: Netherlands

University: University of Groningen

Degree Level: Master's (MSc/MA/LL.M)

Financial Benefits: Fully Funded

Deadline: 1st December of Each Year

Financial Support

The Eric Bleumink Scholarship Includes:

Full Tuition Fee

International Travel Expenses

Subsistence (Shelter, Food, Water, Clothing)

Books

Health insurance

Study Programmes

Scholarship can be requested for any Master's Programme. See all Master's Programmes here.

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for this scholarship:

Applicants must have received an unconditional or conditional offer of admission to a master's programme prior to February. Applications submitted later than this will be considered for the grant in the following cycle.

View a List of Master's degree programs and apply online.

Good academic Record in their bachelor studies.

Available for the full course duration.

Meet the English Language requirement.

Eligible Countries

The Eric Bleumink Fund Scholarship is applicable for the following countries:

Indonesian citizens

Vietnamese citizens

Indian citizens

Pakistan citizens

Applying for the Eric Bleumink Fellowship 2026?

The Step-by-Step Application Process and the Link to the official website are below.

Select Study Program: For more information about the master's degree program and the program deadline, you can obtain information.

Apply via Studielink: Online application and registration service.

The Applications for the Unleashing Human Rights Forum 2025 are now open.The Forum will be hosted at the European Youth Centre in Budapest. The Forum will gather around 250 delegates from across the globe. Participants' Airfare, Accommodation, and Visa expenses will be paid for. There is no application fee.

About the Unleashing Human Rights Forum 2025 in Budapest, Hungary

Host Country: Hungary

Location: Budapest

Duration: 3 Days

Forum Dates: 9th to 11th December, 2025

Benefits: Fully Funded

Deadline: 12th September 2025

Financial Benefits

The Program Covers:

Round Airfare Tickets

Board and lodging at the European Youth Centre Budapest or in a close-by hotel.

Cost of Visa

Program Objectives

The "Unleashing Human Rights" forum is a gathering for individuals who teach and campaign about human rights. Its primary objective is to renew human rights education to create a more peaceful and equitable world.

Learning about present challenges and developing new responses to international crises.

Innovating with fresh ideas, materials, and policies.

Assisting young activists in securing partners and resources.

Future planning by influencing future UN and Council of Europe programs.

Consolidating partnerships between organizations such as the Council of Europe and the UN to make the global community stronger.

Who can participate in this Forum?

Young activists and leaders who promote human rights education.

Teachers from both formal schools and informal learning projects.

Government representatives and public officials who deal with education and youth policies.

Leaders of civil society youth organizations.

Collaborators from influential human rights education initiatives, such as those that develop training tools like Compass.

Delegates from national, regional, and international human rights organizations.

 During the program, EIT Scholars will also be assigned work on EIT projects. The scholarship will cover all countries' citizens. Scholars will be eligible to apply for admission into their desired course at the University of Oxford once they have been offered a conditional offer by the Ellison Institute. The tuition fees, as well as other costs, travel, accommodation, and living expenses, will be paid for by the Ellison Institute. Further details are given below.

Ellison Graduate Scholars Program 2026 Information at the University of Oxford

Host Country: UK

University Name: Oxford University

Scholarship by: Ellison Institute of Technology (EIT)

Scholarship Starts: October 2026

Number of Scholarships: 20

Level of Degree: Graduate

Deadline: 1st October 2025

Ellison Scholars Projects

Look at the EIT Projects

DPhil Courses at the University of Oxford

Look at a List of all Courses at the University of Oxford for DPhil. DPhil is short for Doctor of Philosophy.

What is EIT?

The Ellison Institute of Technology is an organization that aims to solve humanity's toughest and most entrenched problems through the use of technology. Ellison Graduate Scholars will work on projects throughout the year, alongside their studies.

Scholarship Benefits

The EIT Graduate Scholarship Offers:

All the University of Oxford Course fees.

A bountiful Stipend which will pay for:

Travel, Programming, Accommodation, and Living Costs.

Internship opportunities with payment.

Eligibility Criteria

The scholarship is open to all nationals.

The applicants must meet the EIT and entry requirements of their chosen DPhil (PhD) program at Oxford University.

Applicants must meet the Oxford University Language requirements.

Application Process

there are Two Steps involved:

PhD scholarships

University of Oxford PhD

Want to contribute on a global scale? Do you want to be a part of a World Bank team? Have you always wanted to travel to the United States of America? The World Bank Treasury Summer Internship is a thrilling paid internship for both U.S. and non-U.S. nationals. This is a junior professional training program for students who wish to pursue a career in finance. The interns will acquire and enhance skills that are vital in finance, laying the groundwork to be a Junior Analyst. Soon after graduating from the degree program, successful interns are given a two-year job on a Treasury team. Interns are paid an hourly stipend.

Information About World Bank Treasury Summer Internship 2026

Host Country: USA

Location: Washington, D.C.

Benefits: Paid Internship

Internship Dates: 26th May to 3rd August 2026

Deadline: 12th October 2025

Duration of WB Treasury Summer Internship

Treasury Summer Internship is a ten-week full-time internship, from May 26 to August 3, 2026. The internship will be held in Washington, DC.

Treasury Summer Internship Stipend and Benefits

The interns will be paid an hourly rate:

Non-U.S. Citizens: Get a net pay of $21.80 per hour.

U.S. Citizens: $26.20 gross pay per hour.

A World Bank laptop will be provided to each intern.

The World Bank will cover a Visa, if needed.

Eligibility Criteria

All nationals are eligible for the internship.

Be in your third year of a four-year college or university program. If you are on a five-year program, you would be in your fourth year.

Your undergraduate major should be finance, business, economics, or comparable.

Formal studies in finance are not needed.

You should be able to work full-time throughout the internship.

Be truthful in your application.

Required Documents

File in PDF format:One-page PDF cover letter.

One-page PDF resume.

The American Association of University Women (AAUW) has now officially opened formal applications for its very competitive International Fellowship 2026 to assist women across the globe to further their education towards undertaking higher studies in advanced degrees in the United States and elsewhere. A full fellowship is available to non-U.S. citizen women who wish to undertake full-time Master's, Doctoral, or Postdoctoral studies at accredited U.S. institutions.

It was founded in 1917 and is AAUW's oldest and strongest programs, advancing world gender equality through education. This program will also provide five special fellowships for Graduate Women International (GWI) members to study abroad in a foreign nation outside of their home country for the 2026 cycle, if the institutions are eligible for U.S. federal student aid.

The fellowships levels are $20,000 for Master's level, $25,000 for Doctoral level, and $50,000 for Postdoctoral research level to finance education requirements, living requirements, childcare, and professional conference travel.

Applicants should hold an equivalent U.S. bachelor's degree with a GPA of 3.5 and higher, and be enrolled or accepted in an accredited full-time program so as to begin the fellowship year in July 2026. The opportunity is open to women from any field of study including law, medicine, architecture, the arts, and research-based doctoral work.

They also need to provide academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, degree and GPA verification, personal statement, and (if so required) GWI membership proof. English proficiency proof is also needed unless waived.

This fellowship continues AAUW's history of investing in women's education across the globe and creating a more inclusive academic community, with a deadline of September 30, 2025, interested applicants should visit the AAUW website for full instructions and to begin the application process.