2814 Scholarships for Brazil Students
Brazilian students looking for scholarships to study abroad can use this scholarship search to find funding opportunities open to applicants from Brazil across a range of countries and degree levels. Global Scholarships features real stories from Brazilian scholarship recipients, including students who secured the Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) for study in South Korea, the fully funded DAAD Helmut-Schmidt-Programme for a master’s degree in Germany, and the Samsung Global Sungkyun Scholarship for undergraduate study. These examples show that Brazilian applicants can compete successfully for major international scholarships covering tuition and, in some cases, living and other study-related costs. Students from Brazil who are still deciding what and where to study can also explore undergraduate courses for international students and master’s courses for international students and compare programs before preparing their applications.
Total Scholarships
2,835
Across All Degrees
Fully Funded
465
Tuition + Living Costs
Full Tuition
625
Tuition
Recipient Stories
32
Real People, Real Outcomes
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From our community — Brazilian Nationality scholarship recipients
Real stories from students who won scholarships to study in the Brazilian Nationality
Thaís Dória
Brazil
"I was awarded the Chancellor’s International Scholarship by the University of Warwick. It is one of the university’s most competitive and prestigious scholarships for international PhD students. The award covers full tuition fees, provides a maintenance stipend (currently at UKRI rates), and offers a Research, Training and Supporting Grant (RTSG)"
Barbara Lazarotto
Brazil
"An essential aspect of the MSCA is mobility, which requires you to move to the hosting institution and also undergoes two secondments at two institutions abroad. All MSCA scholarships include a monthly living allowance, mobility allowance, and, in some cases, family and research/training allowances; these amounts vary depending on the country and also the budget."
Stangherlin
Brazil
"In addition to tuition exemption, the scholarship provided a monthly stipend of DKK 6,500 over a period of twelve months to support living expenses during my stay at Aarhus University."
What successful applicants looked like
Based on 32 admitted student profiles for Brazilian Nationality scholarships
Avg GPA
3.59
Out of 4.0 (Range 3.20–3.92)
Avg IELTS
7.0
Top Subject
Law
Then International Studies
Top Destination
United Kingdom
then France and Netherlands