The main kinds of scholarships
- Foreign government scholarships: for example Eiffel (France), Chevening (United Kingdom), Fulbright (United States) or Türkiye Bursları (Turkey).
- Exchange programmes: Erasmus+ funds stays at European universities that are partners of yours.
- University and foundation scholarships: many of them, often linked to a specific master’s or PhD.
- In Morocco: the national higher-education scholarship is requested on the Minhaty platform.
Preparing your application
- Start 6 to 12 months before the intake you are aiming for.
- Gather your transcripts, diplomas and recommendation letters.
- Take the required language test in time (IELTS or TOEFL for English, TCF or DELF/DALF for French…).
- Write a cover letter specific to each scholarship, with your plans after your studies.
Beware of scams
Real scholarships are applied for on the official website of the programme or the university. Be wary of agencies that “guarantee” a scholarship for money. Dates and conditions change every year: always check on the official website.
How Jobo helps you
- You upload your CV (PDF or Word, in French or English).
- Our agent understands your profile, searches the web, reads the listings and checks that they are still open.
- You get a ranked list of opportunities, each with the reason it matches you and the link to apply.
Frequently asked questions
How does Jobo choose the scholarships?
Jobo reads your CV (level of study, field, languages), searches for the scholarships that match you and only keeps those whose deadline has not passed, with the official link to apply.
Do I need to speak English?
Not always: many scholarships exist to study in French, in France, Belgium, Canada or Morocco. Enter your languages on Jobo to see only the programmes that suit you.