Ewha Womans University Scholarships for International Students 2026

With her keen interest in cultural diplomacy and internationalism, Shreya Koirala will be pursuing a Master’s Degree in International Relations at Ewha Women’s University, supported by the Global Korea Scholarship. She dedicated nearly four years to meticulously crafting her application, emphasizing her academic achievements and extracurricular activities related to Korea, to ensure her candidacy stood out. Shreya’s key advice to aspiring scholarship recipients is to start early and conduct in-depth research on the scholarship to tailor your application effectively.

Read more about Shreya and her success story.

Souhaila from Morocco is pursuing her second Master’s degree in International Business at Ewha Womans University GSIS in Seoul, South Korea, supported initially by the KOICA-SUN Scholarship and later by Ewha’s A-Level Work-Based Scholarship. With a prior Master’s in Business Administration and Marketing from ENCG Tangier, she strengthened her profile by completing advanced Korean language training and submitting both English and Korean proficiency scores, which helped her stand out as a strong candidate.

Read her story to see how preparation, cultural immersion, and a clear global vision helped her secure funding and thrive at one of Korea’s leading universities.

Thai Quynh Anh Nguyen from Vietnam earned her PhD in Life Sciences at Ewha Womans University in South Korea as an EGPP Scholar, focusing on oncogenes in colorectal cancer. She is now a Postdoctoral Fellow at MD Anderson Cancer Center in the US, working on improving immunotherapy outcomes for aggressive cancers. The EGPP Scholarship fully funded her doctoral studies, covering tuition, housing, living costs, insurance, and airfare, and her strong research background, publications, and leadership potential helped her stand out.

She prepared by crafting a compelling personal statement, securing strong recommendations, and aligning her goals with the program’s mission. Read her story to learn how authenticity and research excellence shaped her path from Vietnam to South Korea and now the US.