2825 Scholarships for Sudan Students
Explore scholarships for Sudanese students who want to study abroad, with opportunities ranging from fully funded undergraduate programs to competitive master’s degrees. Sudanese applicants have successfully received major international awards featured on Global Scholarships, including the Chevening Scholarships for postgraduate study in the United Kingdom, the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program, and the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship for study in Hungary. These real scholarship recipient experiences show that students from Sudan can compete successfully for substantial international funding across different universities and academic fields. If you are interested, you can explore suitable programs through our undergraduate courses and master’s courses to identify degrees that align with your academic background.
Total Scholarships
2,818
Across All Degrees
Fully Funded
514
Tuition + Living Costs
Full Tuition
623
Tuition
Recipient Stories
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Most Featured Scholarships — Sudanese Nationality
Ranked by recipients who shared their story
| Degree level | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Bachelor’s | 1 |
| Master’s | 4 |
Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Bachelor’s
| Scholarship | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Don Wehrung International Student Award | 1 |
| Recipient | Scholarship | Institution and destination | Funded degree/program |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rabab Aljack — Sudan | Don Wehrung International Student Award | University of British Columbia; Canada | Bachelor’s |
Funding Reported by Recipients — Bachelor’s
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/funding source | Reported support |
|---|---|---|
| Rabab Aljack Bachelor’s | Don Wehrung International Student Award | Fully funded, annually renewed with the reported GPA and community conditions |
Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Bachelor’s
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/application route | Reported background |
|---|---|---|
| Rabab Aljack Bachelor’s | Don Wehrung International Student Award | IB application score 41/45; later predicted 42/45, with volunteering and leadership in Thailand and Uganda. |
Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Master’s
| Subject category | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Agriculture and Environmental Studies | 1 |
| Business and Economics | 1 |
| Natural Sciences and Mathematics | 1 |
| Scholarship | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Chevening Scholarships | 2 |
| Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program | 1 |
| Stipendium Hungaricum | 1 |
| Recipient | Scholarship | Institution and destination | Funded degree/program |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mohammed Abduelhamed Abboh Adam (2018–2020) — Sudan | Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship | University of Debrecen; Hungary | Master’s in Agricultural Environmental Management Engineering |
| Ehsan Khalid Nasr Elameen (2016–2017) — Sudan | Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program | University of Cape Town through AIMS South Africa; South Africa | Master’s in Mathematical Sciences |
| Alamin Mahmoud (2024–2025) — Sudan | Chevening Scholarship | University of Manchester; United Kingdom | Master’s in Business Analytics |
| Nusyba Bushra — Sudan | Chevening Scholarship | King’s College London; United Kingdom | Master’s in Stem Cells and Regenerative Therapies: From Bench to Market |
Funding Reported by Recipients — Master’s
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/funding source | Reported support |
|---|---|---|
| Mohammed Abduelhamed Abboh Adam Master’s in Agricultural Environmental Management Engineering | Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship | Full tuition, monthly stipend, accommodation support and health insurance. |
| Ehsan Khalid Nasr Elameen Master’s in Mathematical Sciences | Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program | Round-trip travel, tuition, accommodation, food, internet, health insurance and monthly stipend; visa expense excluded. |
| Alamin Mahmoud Master’s in Business Analytics | Chevening Scholarship | Tuition,living,travel,other allowances |
Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Master’s
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/application route | Reported background |
|---|---|---|
| Mohammed Abduelhamed Abboh Adam Master’s in Agricultural Environmental Management Engineering | Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship | Agricultural Engineering BSc Honours at the University of Khartoum, First Class and GPA 7.18/10; agriculture and humanitarian work. |
| Ehsan Khalid Nasr Elameen Master’s in Mathematical Sciences | Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program | Physics and Mathematics bachelor’s at Shendi University, completed 2010, GPA 3.17/4.0; later preparatory master’s at University of Khartoum discontinued. |
| Alamin Mahmoud Master’s in Business Analytics | Chevening Scholarship | Civil Engineering undergraduate First Class;Khartoum teaching/research assistant;DAL management2 years;Dubai Planning and Coordination Engineer1 year |
How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Master’s
| Evidence/test reported | Recipients / total | Examples from recipient stories |
|---|---|---|
| English-language test exemption | 1/4 | IELTS / TOEFL exemption accepted (Ehsan Khalid Nasr Elameen) |
| English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted | 1/4 | English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted (Mohammed Abduelhamed Abboh Adam) |
| IELTS | 1/4 | IELTS 7.5 (Nusyba Bushra) |
Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Master’s
| Evidence/test reported | Recipients / total | Examples from recipient stories |
|---|---|---|
| GRE optional, waived or not required | 1/4 | GRE exemption accepted (Mohammed Abduelhamed Abboh Adam) |
| GRE/GMAT optional, waived or not required | 1/4 | GRE / GMAT exemption accepted (Alamin Mahmoud) |
What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Master’s
| Recipient | Scholarship-funded degree/program | Reported later outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Ehsan Khalid Nasr Elameen | Master’s in Mathematical Sciences | After AIMS, worked as a physics and mathematics educator in Oman and served as an ambassador for AIMS and the Mastercard Foundation. |