Full scholarship

Answer:

Absolutely! If you have a Bachelor's degree in International Relations and are looking for a fully funded master's scholarship, there are several great opportunities available both locally and internationally. Here’s a breakdown of the most common options you can consider:

🌍 International Fully Funded Scholarships

1. Erasmus Mundus Scholarships

These are joint master's programs offered by universities across Europe. They are fully funded and cover tuition, travel, health insurance, and a monthly living allowance. The programs often focus on global affairs, political science, human rights, and international development—perfect for your background in International Relations.

2. Chevening Scholarships

These are UK government scholarships for students from around the world. They cover full tuition, airfare, visa costs, and a monthly stipend for living expenses. The programs typically require at least two years of work experience (including volunteer work), and they favor students with leadership potential.

3. Australian Government Scholarships (Australia Awards)

These scholarships are for students from developing countries. They cover full tuition fees, airfare, living expenses, health insurance, and sometimes even preparatory training before starting the program. They’re ideal if you’re interested in studying policy, governance, or diplomacy in Australia.

4. Japanese MEXT Scholarships

The MEXT program from the Government of Japan fully funds students to pursue a master’s degree in Japan. This includes tuition, monthly stipend, and airfare. Programs in international relations and diplomacy are available in English, especially at national universities.

5. Chinese Government Scholarships

These offer full funding for students from developing countries, including tuition, accommodation, a living stipend, and medical insurance. You can pursue international studies at top universities in China, often in English-taught programs.

🎓 University-Based Scholarships

Many top universities around the world (such as those in the U.S., UK, Netherlands, and Canada) offer fully funded scholarships or fellowships for international students. These are often merit-based and available for programs in diplomacy, peace studies, public policy, or international law.

Examples include:

• Master's fellowships with full tuition and living stipends
• Graduate assistantships, where you work while studying
• Research grants in related fields

🇰🇪 Opportunities in Kenya

If you're open to studying locally, some public and private universities offer competitive scholarships for top students. These are often funded by the university, the government, or international partners, and may cover tuition and other costs.

✅ What You Need to Prepare

• A strong academic record (usually a second class upper or better)
• Letters of recommendation
• A compelling personal statement or statement of purpose
• Relevant volunteer or work experience (even internships count)
• Proof of English proficiency (IELTS or TOEFL for some programs)
• Sometimes a research proposal, especially for programs with a thesis

Would you like help preparing your personal statement or identifying scholarships that fit your goals and background best?