OAS Academic Scholarship Program
Organization of American States · Various OAS member states
The OAS Academic Scholarship Program offers scholarships for graduate study and research to citizens of OAS member states. Scholarships may be used at institutions in any OAS member country. The programme supports human development and regional integration across the Americas by funding postgraduate academic training.
| Provider / Funder |
Organization of American StatesVerified
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| Host country |
Various OAS member statesVerified
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| Award value |
Partial funding — see coverage belowVerified
Exact amounts change annually — always verify on official source
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| Duration |
Varies by programmeEstimated
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| Application deadline |
March annuallyEstimated
Deadlines change annually — always check official source
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| Fully funded |
Partial / not specifiedEstimated
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| Eligible nationalities |
OAS member state nationals — see oas.org for full listEstimated
Check the official page for the full and current list
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| Other requirements |
Citizen of OAS member state; specific requirements vary by programmeEstimated
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This scholarship is aimed at students seeking financial support for their studies. Eligible nationalities are listed as: OAS member state nationals — see oas.org for full list. The scholarship supports study in Various OAS member states.
Applicants should note that additional requirements include: Citizen of OAS member state; specific requirements vary by programme. These criteria are important and should be reviewed carefully before beginning an application.
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Key deadline: March annually. Deadlines are strictly enforced — incomplete or late applications are typically not considered. We recommend starting your application at least 2–3 months before the deadline.
Applications are typically submitted through the official scholarship portal (https://www.oas.org/en/scholarships/). You will usually need to provide: academic transcripts, a personal statement or research proposal, letters of recommendation, proof of English proficiency, and a CV or résumé.
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