Poverty should never decide who gets an education. EduBridge Future Leaders Fund exists to remove the financial barriers that keep children and students out of school — connecting eligible learners and families with scholarship funding of up to US$50,000 per student.
For millions of children across Africa, the barrier to education is not ability. It is a school fee, a uniform, a pair of shoes, a bus fare, or a family income that simply cannot stretch far enough.
When a household must choose between food and tuition, a child leaves school — often permanently. The loss is not only personal. It is a loss to the family, the community, and the country that will never benefit from the leader, teacher, engineer, or nurse that child might have become.
EduBridge exists to interrupt that choice. We believe education is the most reliable route out of poverty, and that every child — regardless of the family they were born into, the country they live in, or the school their parents could afford — deserves the chance to learn, to grow, and to lead.
EduBridge Future Leaders Fund is an international philanthropic education organization established in 1985, working to make learning opportunities more accessible for children, young people, and adult learners.
Since our founding, our guiding belief has been simple: financial circumstances should not prevent talented and deserving learners from pursuing their educational ambitions. We gather scholarship information into one place, describe requirements in plain language, and set out exactly what each programme offers so that applicants can decide with confidence.
Our work spans primary and secondary education, technical and vocational training, undergraduate studies, postgraduate education, and other recognised educational programmes — because the moment a learner needs support is rarely the same for any two families.
Our work is organised into four categories of support. Individual opportunities are published as separate listings once their details have been confirmed.
Educational funding opportunities for eligible learners pursuing academic qualifications.
Learn MoreSupport initiatives intended to help eligible learners manage educational costs.
Learn MoreEducational assistance opportunities designed to address financial barriers to learning.
Learn MoreInitiatives that connect learners with information, resources, and pathways to further education.
Learn MorePlease note: the four categories above describe the types of support we work with. Confirmed opportunities are published as individual listings on the Scholarships page.
Everything we publish is designed to make educational support easier to find, easier to understand, and easier to apply for — for students and for the parents and guardians standing behind them.
Helping learners and families discover educational support they may not otherwise find.
Writing programme information so it can be understood without specialist knowledge.
Publishing eligibility requirements and application procedures clearly, before you apply.
Supporting learners as they work toward their educational goals, at every stage of study.
Bridging Dreams. Empowering Futures.
An African philanthropic scholarship initiative supporting children and students with educational funding of up to US$50,000 per student. Applications may be submitted by the student themselves or by a parent or legal guardian on their behalf, and parents may apply for multiple children.
A child in a rural village and a child in a capital city are born with the same capacity to learn. What separates them is not intelligence — it is access. Our work exists to close that distance, one learner and one family at a time.
Since 1985 we have held one standard: what we publish must be true. Every listing, requirement, and procedure on this website is written with applicants in mind. We would rather say less than mislead.
Every opportunity appears here only after its details have been reviewed.
Eligibility and assessment criteria are stated before you start an application.
Applications and documents are submitted only through official channels.
Award funds are sent directly to the awardee's nominated bank account.
Applying for educational support does not have to be complicated. Here is the four-step process behind every EduBridge programme.
Review the scholarship and educational support programmes listed on this website.
Read the requirements, required documents, and any programme-specific conditions.
Complete the relevant application form and provide the requested information.
Applications are assessed against the published criteria and applicable procedures.
Every listing below has been reviewed before publication and shows its education level, geographic eligibility, funding coverage where confirmed, and current application status.
Educational support is only meaningful when it reaches real people. These are some of the learners, families, and communities whose journeys we have been privileged to support. Stories are shared with permission.
Future Leaders FundI was one semester away from withdrawing. The fund covered my fees and my living costs, and I finished my degree. Now I'm training as a teacher in my home town.
Future Leaders FundAs a mother of three, I could only afford to keep one child in school. I applied for all three through the same form. All three are still in school today.
Future Leaders FundThe bursary paid for my technical training and my tools. Six months after graduating I opened my own workshop and now employ two apprentices from my village.
We host free sessions for applicants, parents, and educators. Attendance is optional and does not affect your application. All times are local to the venue.
A walkthrough of the application form, documentation requirements, and what parents need to prepare when applying for more than one child.
An online session for parents and legal guardians covering how to submit a single application covering several children, and how funds are disbursed to a nominated bank account.
A briefing for schools, community organizations, and educators who want to share the Future Leaders Fund with the learners and families they serve.
Attendance is free. Events are informational only. Attending a session does not create an application. To register your interest, contact our team.
Verified announcements, application updates, and guidance. Everything published here is reviewed before it goes live.
Our flagship African scholarship is now open. Educational funding of up to US$50,000 per student is available for children and students across the continent. Applications may be submitted by students or by parents and legal guardians.
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Gathering documents early makes the application process smoother. This guide outlines the categories of documentation commonly requested — identification, academic records, proof of enrolment, and evidence of financial circumstances.
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Every opportunity published on this website is reviewed before it goes live. Each listing states the education level, geographic eligibility, funding coverage where confirmed, application status, and closing date where applicable.
See the application processEducation is one of the most reliable routes out of poverty — yet for many learners, the distance between ability and achievement is measured in costs, paperwork, and missing information.
Educational assistance changes that equation. It allows a student to stay enrolled rather than withdraw, to sit an examination rather than postpone it, and to plan for a future rather than react to the next bill. EduBridge exists to make those pathways visible and to describe them honestly, so that learners and families can make informed decisions about education.
A note on impact figures. We do not publish beneficiary counts, award totals, or success rates unless they can be independently verified. When verified data becomes available, it will be published here.
Practical, plain-language resources to help applicants and families understand the process before they begin. Everything here is free to access.
A printable list of the document categories commonly requested across our programmes.
Open resourceA plain-language explanation of how eligibility works across different programme types.
Read guideHow to check that a message claiming to be from us is genuine before you respond.
Open resourceWhether you are an educator, an alumnus, or simply someone who believes that poverty should not decide a child's future, there are ways to contribute to this work.
Support applicants through mentoring, information sessions, or community outreach in your region.
Learn MoreEducational institutions and community organizations can work with us to share opportunities with the learners they serve.
Learn MoreShare our published listings with learners and families in your network who may be looking for educational support.
View ListingsClear answers about the Future Leaders Fund, eligibility, applications, and how we communicate with applicants.
EduBridge Future Leaders Fund is an international philanthropic education organization established in 1985. We work to expand access to education for children, young people, and adult learners by connecting eligible applicants and families with scholarship opportunities and educational support. Our flagship programme is the Future Leaders Fund for Africa.
The Future Leaders Fund provides educational funding of up to US$50,000 per student. The amount awarded to an individual student is determined by the assessed cost of their programme of study, subject to eligibility requirements, verified educational expenses, individual circumstances, and available funding. The maximum is a ceiling, not a default award.
Yes. Parents and legal guardians may apply for multiple children. Each child's details should be listed clearly within the application so that each one can be assessed individually against the published criteria.
Award funds are sent directly to the awardee's nominated bank account. Banking details are collected only through official channels, and only after an award has been confirmed in writing. We will never ask for bank details before an award decision has been communicated to you.
Eligibility is set by each individual programme. For the Future Leaders Fund, applicants must be children or students based in Africa. Depending on the programme, additional criteria may relate to education level, academic background, and financial circumstances. Always read the eligibility section of the specific listing before you begin.
Requirements differ by programme. Commonly requested documents include proof of identity, academic transcripts or certificates, proof of enrolment or an admission letter, and evidence of financial circumstances. For parent or guardian applications, proof of relationship to the child may also be requested.
Applications are assessed against the published criteria for the specific programme, by the team responsible for it. Submitting an application does not guarantee an award, and meeting the eligibility criteria does not guarantee selection.
No. We do not charge an application fee for the Future Leaders Fund. Any fee that applies to any other programme will be stated clearly in that programme's published information.
Use the form on our Contact page, email info@edubridgescholarship.org, or call our toll-free line on +800 1111 6666. Please include the name of the programme you are asking about.
Explore educational opportunities and discover the pathways available to support your learning journey — or the journey of a child in your care.
Complete this form to start your application. A parent or legal guardian may submit one application for multiple children. Amount requested must not exceed US$50,000 per student.
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Established in 1985 · International Philanthropic Education Organization
Established in 1985 | International Philanthropic Education Organization
EduBridge Future Leaders Fund is an international philanthropic education organization established in 1985 with a vision of expanding access to education and creating opportunities for future generations. Since its founding, the organization's guiding philosophy has been rooted in the belief that education is a fundamental driver of human development, social progress, and lasting economic opportunity.
EduBridge was founded on the principle that financial circumstances should not prevent talented and deserving learners from pursuing their educational ambitions. Its mission is to help bridge the gap between educational aspirations and the financial resources required to achieve them, supporting individuals and families seeking better educational opportunities.
Since its establishment, EduBridge has been guided by a commitment to educational advancement, philanthropy, and the development of future leaders. Its approach recognizes that learners face different challenges depending on their family circumstances, educational backgrounds, and access to resources.
The organization focuses on the importance of making educational opportunities more accessible to children, young people, and adult learners through scholarship initiatives, educational funding, and other forms of student support.
EduBridge's vision encompasses different stages of learning, including primary and secondary education, technical and vocational training, undergraduate studies, postgraduate education, and other recognized educational programmes.
EduBridge Future Leaders Fund operates under an international vision that recognizes education as a shared global priority. The organization seeks to support educational advancement across countries and communities, recognizing that talent, ambition, and the desire to learn exist everywhere.
Its international outlook is founded on the principles of equal opportunity, educational inclusion, responsible philanthropy, and the belief that investing in education can create positive and lasting change.
Through its intended scholarship programmes and collaborative approach, EduBridge aims to connect learners and families with educational funding opportunities while encouraging cooperation among philanthropic supporters, educational institutions, and organizations committed to human development.
To help bridge the gap between educational aspirations and the financial resources required to achieve them, supporting individuals and families seeking better educational opportunities.
A world in which more people can access learning opportunities, develop their abilities, and contribute meaningfully to their communities — regardless of financial background or country of origin.
Meaningful educational support should respond to the actual needs of learners while maintaining transparent assessment procedures and responsible use of philanthropic resources.
We help learners and families discover educational support they may not otherwise find.
We write programme information so it can be understood without specialist knowledge.
We state eligibility requirements, application procedures, and any applicable fees clearly.
We support learners as they work toward their educational goals, at every stage.
The EduBridge Future Leaders Fund reflects the organization's commitment to helping learners pursue their educational goals through structured scholarship opportunities.
Under its proposed scholarship framework, eligible applicants may be considered for educational awards of up to US$50,000 per student, subject to eligibility requirements, verified educational expenses, individual circumstances, and available funding.
Applications may be submitted by students or, where appropriate, by parents or legal guardians applying on behalf of children. The intended scope of support includes tuition, educational materials, accommodation where eligible, and other approved education-related expenses.
The programme is designed around the principle that meaningful educational support should respond to the actual needs of learners while maintaining transparent assessment procedures and responsible use of philanthropic resources.
As EduBridge Future Leaders Fund continues to pursue its educational mission, its long-term vision is to help create a world in which more people can access learning opportunities, develop their abilities, and contribute meaningfully to their communities.
The organization aspires to encourage academic achievement, nurture leadership, and promote a culture in which education is recognized as an investment in individuals, families, and society.
Its enduring philosophy is that every learner should have the opportunity to pursue their potential, regardless of their financial background or country of origin.
Bridging Dreams. Empowering Futures.
EduBridge is founded as an international philanthropic education organization with a vision of expanding access to education.
Equal opportunity, educational inclusion, and responsible philanthropy become the organization's defining principles.
The flagship African scholarship is accepting applications for educational funding of up to US$50,000 per student.
We continue to add plain-language resources and guidance so that more families can navigate the application process with confidence.
We publish organizational details — including registered status, governance information, and verified contact channels — only once they have been confirmed. Unverified claims about approval, affiliation, or endorsement do not appear on this website.
Website: edubridgescholarship.org · Email: info@edubridgescholarship.org · Toll free: +800 1111 6666
Since 1985, one belief has guided everything we do: financial circumstances should never decide who gets to learn.
Bridging Dreams. Empowering Futures.
An African philanthropic scholarship initiative supporting children and students with educational funding of up to US$50,000 per student.
Award
Up to US$50,000
per student
Region
African
Open across the continent
Who May Apply
Students & Parents
Or legal guardians
Status
Open
Applications being accepted
The EduBridge Future Leaders Fund for Africa is an African philanthropic scholarship initiative created to remove financial barriers that keep capable children and students out of education.
The Fund provides educational funding of up to US$50,000 per student, supporting learners at the stage of education where the money will make the greatest difference — whether that is keeping a child in secondary school, completing an undergraduate degree, or finishing a vocational qualification.
Applications may be submitted directly by the student, or by a parent or legal guardian on the student's behalf. Parents and guardians may apply for multiple children within the same application, and each child is assessed individually against the published criteria.
On the amount. The Fund provides educational funding of up to US$50,000 per student, subject to eligibility requirements, verified educational expenses, individual circumstances, and available funding. The amount awarded to an individual student is determined by the assessed cost of their programme of study, not automatically at the maximum. No applicant is charged an application fee.
Complete the online application form with your name, applicant type, number of children (if parent), and the amount you are requesting.
Gather proof of identity, academic records, proof of enrolment or admission, and evidence of financial circumstances.
We will contact you with details after submitting — including the documentation list and next steps.
Each child or student is assessed individually against the published criteria.
Award funds are paid directly to the awardee's nominated bank account. We do not route awards through intermediaries, agents, or third-party representatives.
Banking details are collected only after an award has been confirmed in writing, and only through official channels. We will never ask for bank details, PINs, passwords, or mobile-money codes before an award decision has been communicated to you.
Protect yourself. If you receive a message requesting payment or banking information and you are unsure whether it is genuine, contact us on +800 1111 6666 before responding.
We will email you the complete and current list after we receive your application.
The Fund provides educational funding of up to US$50,000 per student, subject to eligibility requirements, verified educational expenses, individual circumstances, and available funding. The maximum is a ceiling, not a default award.
Applications may be submitted by the student themselves, or by a parent or legal guardian on the student's behalf. Where the applicant is a minor, a parent or legal guardian must be involved in the application.
Yes. Parents and legal guardians may apply for multiple children. Each child's details should be clearly listed within the application, and each child is assessed individually against the published criteria.
The Fund is African and open to learners ordinarily resident in an African country. Where a particular programme has a narrower geographic scope, that will be stated in the application pack.
Children and students at primary, secondary, undergraduate, postgraduate, and vocational or technical levels may apply. The application pack states any level-specific conditions that apply.
Award funds are sent directly to the awardee's nominated bank account. Banking details are collected only after an award has been confirmed in writing and only through official channels.
No. We do not charge an application fee for the Future Leaders Fund. Any fee that applies to any other programme will be stated clearly in that programme's published information.
Use the online application form. You can also email futureleaders@edubridgescholarship.org or call our toll-free line on +800 1111 6666.
The EduBridge Future Leaders Fund for Africa is open for applications. Start your application today, or contact our team if anything is unclear.
A single, verified listing of the educational support programmes we have published.
Our work spans four categories of educational support. Listings are published under one of these categories once the details of an opportunity have been confirmed.
Educational funding opportunities for eligible learners pursuing academic qualifications.
Support initiatives intended to help eligible learners manage educational costs.
Educational assistance opportunities designed to address financial barriers to learning.
Initiatives that connect learners with information, resources, and pathways to further education.
Use the filters to narrow the list. Every listing shows its current application status and contact email.
How listings are published. An opportunity appears here only after its details have been reviewed. Each listing states the education level, geographic eligibility, funding coverage where confirmed, application status, and contact email.
Every programme sets its own conditions. Two programmes in the same category may have different education level requirements, different documentation lists, and different application windows.
Before starting an application, confirm three things: that you meet the eligibility criteria for that specific programme, that you can provide every required document, and that the application status is marked Open.
Explore educational opportunities and discover the pathways available to support your learning journey.
How eligibility is determined, and what to check before you begin an application.
We do not apply one universal eligibility policy across all programmes. Each programme is designed for a particular group of learners, and each one publishes its own criteria.
The authoritative source is always the individual listing. If you are unsure whether you qualify, contact us before submitting an application.
Important: meeting a programme's eligibility criteria does not guarantee an award. Eligibility determines whether an application can be considered; selection depends on the assessment criteria published for that programme.
Full details are on the Future Leaders Fund page.
Programmes are usually designed for a specific stage of education — primary or secondary school, undergraduate study, postgraduate study, or vocational and technical training.
Some programmes are open to applicants from a specific country or region. Others are open globally. Where a geographic restriction applies, it will be stated in the listing.
Where a programme applies academic criteria, the listing will state what is required — for example, a completed qualification, a minimum grade average, or confirmation of admission to an institution.
Bursaries and tuition assistance programmes are often intended for learners facing financial barriers. Where this applies, the listing will describe the evidence required and how it will be assessed.
Most programmes require documents to be submitted with an application. Requirements vary, but commonly requested items include proof of identity, academic records, proof of enrolment, and evidence of financial circumstances.
Some programmes carry additional conditions — for example, a requirement to be enrolled at the time of application. Any such condition will be stated in the listing.
The list below describes the categories of documentation commonly requested across our programmes. Your specific listing will confirm exactly what is required.
A government-issued identity document or passport, used to confirm the applicant's name and nationality where relevant.
Transcripts, certificates, or examination results that demonstrate the academic background relevant to the programme.
An admission letter, enrolment confirmation, or institutional reference confirming your current or intended course of study.
Documentation of household income or financial circumstances, where the programme is intended for learners facing financial barriers.
Some programmes request a short written statement describing your educational goals and how the support would be used.
Where a parent or legal guardian applies on behalf of a child, a document confirming the relationship may be requested.
Submitting documents safely. Only send documents through the official channels described in the relevant listing. We will never ask you to send personal documents to an unofficial address or to a third party claiming to represent us.
Open the specific programme you are interested in on the Scholarships page.
Check the education level, location, and any academic or financial criteria.
Make sure you can provide every document the listing asks for.
If anything is unclear, contact us before submitting an application.
A step-by-step guide to finding a programme, checking requirements, submitting documents, and receiving official communication.
Our application process follows the same general structure across programmes. Each individual listing provides the specifics: what is being offered, who may apply, what documents are required, and when applications close.
Applications are submitted through the online application form for the Future Leaders Fund, or through the channel described in any other programme listing.
Browse the Scholarships page and confirm that the application status is marked Open before you begin.
Read the full listing, including eligibility criteria, the documents required, and any programme-specific conditions.
Gather every requested document before starting your application. Check that scans are legible and that names match across documents.
Fill in the application form. Answer every required question and review your entries before submitting.
Submit through the online form. If the listing states a closing date, applications received after it may not be considered.
Applications are assessed against the published criteria. We will contact you with details after submitting.
Once an application is received, it is checked for completeness and then assessed against the criteria published in the listing.
Applicants are notified of the outcome through the official contact channels published on this website. Award funds are then sent directly to the awardee's nominated bank account.
Submitting an application does not guarantee an award. If your application is unsuccessful, you may still be eligible for other programmes.
We communicate with applicants through the contact channels published on this website. We do not request payment, documents, or personal details through unofficial addresses or social media accounts.
Email info@edubridgescholarship.org or call +800 1111 6666 if you are unsure whether a message is genuine.
The programme is currently accepting applications. Submit through the official channel described in the listing before the stated closing date.
The programme has been confirmed. The listing states when applications will open.
The application window has ended. The listing remains available for reference.
Fees. We do not charge an application fee for the Future Leaders Fund. Any fee that applies to any other programme will be stated clearly in that programme's published information.
Explore educational opportunities and discover the pathways available to support your learning journey.
Free guides, checklists, and reference material to help you prepare for an application.
These resources are designed to make the process clearer. They describe common requirements across our programmes, so you can prepare with confidence.
Categories of documentation commonly requested across programmes, with notes on format and how to keep your documents secure.
Open resourceA plain-language explanation of how eligibility works across different programme types, and what each factor means in practice.
Read guideHow to check that a message claiming to be from us is genuine before you respond or share any personal information.
Read guideSome programmes request a short statement. This guide covers what to include, what to avoid, and how to keep your writing clear and specific.
Read guideWhat happens after you submit, how applications are assessed against published criteria, and how you will be notified of the outcome.
Read guideWhat Open, Upcoming, and Closed mean on a listing — and why the status is the definitive indicator of whether you can apply.
Read referenceWe aim to be one useful source of information among many. Learners may also wish to speak with their school, college, or university about institutional support, and to contact education ministries or local education authorities in their country directly.
We do not list external organizations here unless we can verify their details and confirm that the information is current.
Ways to support our work to expand access to education — as a volunteer, partner, or advocate.
Our work depends on people who believe that a learner's circumstances should not determine their access to education.
Support applicants through mentoring, information sessions, or community outreach in your region.
Register InterestEducational institutions, community organizations, and networks can work with us to share published opportunities with the learners they serve.
Start a ConversationShare our published listings with learners, educators, and families in your network.
View ListingsEducators, admissions professionals, and alumni can contribute to our resource library.
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SubscribeEducational access is not solved by one organization alone. It is the result of many people — teachers, mentors, administrators, families, and complete strangers — each playing a small part in helping a learner stay in education.
Whether you can offer an hour a month, an introduction, or simply share a listing with someone who needs it, your contribution adds to a wider effort.
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If you are having difficulty with a specific application, include the programme name in your message so it reaches the right team.
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Practical guidance on preparing, completing, and submitting an application.
Before starting any application, confirm the following:
Prepare your documents before you open the application form. Most applicants find it helpful to gather everything in one folder first. Where documents are scanned, make sure the text is legible and that all pages are included.
Check that names appear consistently across documents. Where a parent or guardian is applying on behalf of a child, ensure the relationship is documented.
Answer every required question. If a question does not apply to you, follow the instructions in the form rather than leaving it blank. Review your answers before submitting — you may not be able to make changes afterwards.
Submit through the online application form. Keep a copy of everything you submit, and note the date you submitted it.
Fees. We do not charge an application fee for the Future Leaders Fund. Any fee that applies to any other programme will be stated clearly in that programme's published information.
Applications are checked for completeness and then assessed against the published criteria for the programme. You will be notified of the outcome through the official contact channels published on this website.
Award funds are sent directly to the awardee's nominated bank account. Banking details are collected only after an award has been confirmed in writing, and only through official channels.
We communicate with applicants only through the contact channels published on this website. If you receive a message claiming to be from us and you are unsure whether it is genuine, please contact us before responding.
Email info@edubridgescholarship.org, call +800 1111 6666, or use the contact form.
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How EduBridge Future Leaders Fund handles personal information.
Last updated: 1 March 2025. This policy should be reviewed and adapted to the organization's actual legal and operational circumstances before publication.
EduBridge Future Leaders Fund ("EduBridge", "we", "us") is committed to handling personal information responsibly. This policy explains what information we collect through this website, how we use it, and the choices available to you.
We process personal information on the basis of your consent, our legitimate interest in operating our programmes, and compliance with applicable legal obligations.
This website uses only the cookies necessary for it to function. Full details are set out in our Cookie Policy.
We do not sell personal information. Information may be shared with service providers who support our operations — such as hosting, email, or payment providers — strictly for those purposes, and only where appropriate safeguards are in place.
We retain personal information only for as long as necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, or as required by applicable law.
We take reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect personal information. However, no method of transmission or storage is completely secure.
Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have the right to access, correct, or request deletion of your personal information. To exercise these rights, please contact us.
Some programmes involve applicants under the age of majority. Where this applies, applications should be submitted with the involvement of a parent or guardian, as stated in the relevant programme information.
We may update this policy from time to time. The date at the top of this page indicates when it was last revised.
Questions about this policy can be sent to info@edubridgescholarship.org or through our contact form.
The terms that apply to your use of this website.
Last updated: 1 March 2025. These terms should be reviewed and adapted to the organization's actual legal and operational circumstances before publication.
By accessing or using this website, you agree to these Terms of Use. If you do not agree, please do not use the website.
You agree to use this website lawfully and not to interfere with its operation, attempt to gain unauthorized access, or use automated means to extract content in a manner that places unreasonable load on our infrastructure.
We take care to publish accurate information. However, programme details, eligibility criteria, and application statuses may change. The information published in a specific listing is the authoritative version for that programme.
Submitting an application does not create a contract, guarantee an award, or guarantee selection. Applications are assessed against the criteria published for the relevant programme. Providing false or misleading information may result in an application being withdrawn.
Awards are disbursed to the awardee's nominated bank account. We are not responsible for delays caused by incorrect banking details supplied by an applicant, or by the policies of the receiving bank.
The content, design, and branding of this website are the property of EduBridge Future Leaders Fund unless otherwise stated, and may not be reproduced without permission.
This website may link to third-party sites. We are not responsible for the content, accuracy, or practices of those sites.
Information on this website is provided for general guidance. It does not constitute legal, financial, or academic advice.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, EduBridge is not liable for any loss or damage arising from your use of this website or reliance on its content.
We may update these terms from time to time. Continued use of the website after changes are posted constitutes acceptance of the revised terms.
These terms are governed by the laws applicable in the jurisdiction in which EduBridge operates. The specific jurisdiction should be confirmed and stated here.
Questions about these terms can be sent to info@edubridgescholarship.org.
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