Fully funded and prestigious scholarships for Tanzanian and African students.
Below are selected government and foundation scholarships. For full guidance and the latest application windows, contact Eden Associates for scholarship application assistance.
UK government (FCDO) programme offering fully funded one-year Masters degrees in the UK, including tuition, living allowance, return airfare, and visa support.
Open to citizens of eligible countries, including Tanzania. Applications run in annual cycles and are currently closed for the latest round.
UK government scholarships via the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission for Masters and PhD study in the UK, covering tuition, living allowance, and travel.
Targeted at citizens of eligible Commonwealth countries, including Tanzania, with nominations often managed via national ministries.
ACU / Commonwealth-funded scholarships for two-year Masters programmes in low- and middle-income Commonwealth countries, covering tuition and living costs.
Open to citizens of Commonwealth countries, including many African nations, at selected ACU member universities.
European Commission scholarships for joint Masters programmes delivered by consortia of European universities, covering tuition, travel, and a monthly subsistence allowance.
Open worldwide, including African applicants, with each programme having its own deadlines and eligibility requirements.
German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) programmes such as In-Country/In-Region and Leadership for Africa, offering monthly allowances, travel subsidies, and study or research support.
Focused on Masters and PhD study, with many calls open to Tanzanian and regional applicants.
Australian Government (DFAT) long-term awards covering tuition, airfare, establishment allowance, living allowance, and health cover for undergraduate and Masters studies.
Tanzania participates via Australia Awards Africa, with annual intakes and specific eligibility rules.
U.S. government scholarships for graduate study and research, including tuition, living stipend, travel, and health insurance.
Tanzanian applicants apply through the U.S. Embassy in Tanzania, following country-specific calls.
Scholarships delivered via partner universities for young Africans, covering tuition, accommodation, living expenses, mentoring, and travel.
Available for secondary, undergraduate, and Masters study, with deadlines varying by institution.
Mandela Rhodes Foundation scholarship for Honours and Masters study in South Africa, combining tuition funding, accommodation, and a leadership development programme.
Open to young African leaders committed to positive change on the continent.
Rhodes Trust postgraduate awards for study at the University of Oxford, covering university fees, a living stipend, and travel.
Selection is constituency-based, with specific eligibility criteria for African and Tanzanian candidates.
Fully-funded Turkish government scholarships for Bachelors, Masters, and PhD study, covering tuition, stipend, housing, language preparation, and airfare.
Open worldwide, with annual application windows and country-specific quotas.
Chinese Government (CSC) scholarships offering tuition waivers, housing, stipends, and insurance for Bachelors, Masters, and PhD programmes.
Open worldwide, with applications submitted via the CSC portal and sometimes through local embassies.
Swedish Institute scholarships for Masters studies in Sweden, covering tuition, monthly stipend, travel grant, and insurance.
Open to professionals from eligible countries, including Tanzania, with strong leadership potential.
Flemish government scholarships for Masters programmes in Belgium, covering tuition, travel, accommodation, and living allowance.
Targeted at candidates from eligible developing countries, including many African nations.
Scholarships offered as 50% grant and 50% loan for postgraduate studies, covering tuition and living expenses.
Open to outstanding students from selected countries, including Tanzania, with a focus on development impact.
Korean government scholarships for undergraduate and graduate study, including tuition, stipend, settlement allowance, language training, and airfare.
Open worldwide, with annual calls and quotas managed through Korean embassies and universities.
African Development Bank and Government of Japan initiative supporting Masters programmes in energy, engineering, and development fields.
Covers tuition, monthly stipend, travel, and insurance for citizens of AfDB member countries, including Tanzania.
Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs scholarships for non-EU citizens, covering tuition, accommodation, and a monthly stipend.
Available for Bachelors, Masters, and PhD studies, with specific academic performance requirements.
Joint Japan and World Bank scholarships for Masters programmes in development-related fields at selected universities.
Covers tuition, monthly stipend, and travel allowance for citizens of eligible World Bank member countries, including Tanzania.
Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs programme funding short courses and Masters programmes, covering tuition, living costs, visa, and travel.
Targeted at professionals from developing countries, including Tanzania, across priority sectors.
African Union Commission scholarships for Masters and PhD study at Pan African University institutes across Africa, covering tuition, living allowance, travel, and insurance.
Open to African citizens, including Tanzanians, in priority fields linked to continental development.
ARES scholarships for Masters and specialised training courses in Belgium, covering tuition, living allowance, travel, and insurance.
Focused on candidates from developing countries, including Tanzania, in development-relevant fields.
Italian government programme supporting Masters in engineering, ICT, economics, and management, with tuition support, a monthly stipend, and internship opportunities.
Open to candidates from selected partner countries, including African nations.
Hungarian government scholarships covering tuition, monthly stipend, accommodation contribution, and health insurance for Bachelors, Masters, and PhD study.
Open worldwide, including Tanzania, with a growing range of English-taught programmes.