The cost of studying abroad is one of the biggest concerns for Bangladeshi students and their families. The good news is that there are hundreds of scholarships, grants, bursaries, and funding opportunities available — many of which specifically target students from Bangladesh. The challenge is knowing where to look, what you qualify for, and how to apply compellingly. EduJet BD’s scholarship guidance service does exactly that.
Our experienced counsellors understand what scholarship committees look for and help students present strong, competitive applications.
Several governments offer fully or partially funded scholarships specifically for students from developing countries, including Bangladesh. These are highly prestigious and extremely competitive — but with the right preparation, they are achievable.
Erasmus Mundus (Europe) — Joint Master’s degrees taught across multiple European universities. Fully funded including tuition, travel, and monthly stipend
Most universities in the UK, Canada, Australia, and Germany offer their own merit-based scholarships to attract high-achieving international students. These typically range from 10% to 100% tuition fee reductions and are awarded automatically based on your academic profile or through a separate application.
Some universities and foundations offer funding specifically based on financial need, nationality, or field of study. These are less well-known but often have lower competition.
Scholarship | Typical Deadline | Coverage |
Chevening (UK) | November each year | Tuition + living + flights + visa — full funding |
Commonwealth (UK) | December each year | Tuition + airfare + stipend |
Australia Awards | April–June each year | Full funding — tuition, flights, health cover, living |
DAAD (Germany) | October–November | Monthly stipend + tuition + insurance |
Lester B. Pearson (Canada) | November each year | Full tuition + living — University of Toronto only |
Erasmus Mundus (EU) | January–February | Full funding across multiple EU universities |
Find quick answers to common queries about our consultancy services.
It depends on the scholarship. Government scholarships like Chevening focus more on leadership potential and work experience than grades. University merit scholarships typically require a GPA of 3.5 or above. Need-based scholarships have fewer academic requirements. We assess your profile and tell you exactly which scholarships suit you.
Yes, and we strongly recommend applying for multiple scholarships simultaneously. Most scholarships are independent of each other, and applying to several increases your chances significantly.
Generally, scholarship funds received for genuine educational purposes are not considered taxable income. However, we recommend consulting a tax professional for your specific situation.
