Stanford University, one of the top universities in the world, accepts applications for 100 Knight Hennessy Scholarships. Applicants from all nationalities can apply for this opportunity to pursue their postgraduate studies in the United States. Afghan students and students from other countries can also apply to this fully-funded scholarship program.
Knight-Hennessy scholars gain expertise in their field of study during their graduate program at Stanford, and further expand their knowledge by interacting with individuals from diverse cultures and disciplines within the Knight-Hennessy Scholars (KHS) community. As part of the King Global Leadership Program (KGLP), scholars engage in workshops, lectures, projects, and experiences that enhance their abilities to lead transformational changes. These activities enable scholars to work together and prepare for tackling various global challenges and opportunities, such as healthcare, climate change, education, and government policies.
Since its beginning in 2018, 425 students have benefited from this great scholarship. The application for the 7th cohort of this program will start in June 2024. Do not miss this opportunity if you are interested in studying at one of the top universities in the world.
Application Status: will open on June 1, 2024
Application Deadline: October 11, 2024
Number of Scholarship: 100
Level of Study: Postgraduate (Master and PhD)
Host Country: United States
Duration of Scholarship: One year, Two or more years, Varies
Field of Study: Arts, Education, Humanities, Social Sciences, STEM
Eligible Citizens: Non-U.S. citizens are eligible, U.S. citizens are eligible
Knight Hennessy Scholarships will cover the following costs:
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Applicants must meet the following criteria:
Applicants need to complete two applications for this scholarship:
Applicants are required to apply for the Knight–Hennessy scholar program and Their desired graduate program separately. The deadline for the scholarship is October 11, and the graduate program timelines differ.