Imagine pursuing your diploma, bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree at a top-tier university within Qatar or abroad while being fully supported by the Qatari government. The Qatar Government Scholarships 2025–26, offered by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, aim to develop the nation’s future leaders through rigorous academic excellence and professional training aligned with national development goals.↚
Shape Qatar’s Future: Secure the Government Scholarship 2025–26
Scholarship Details
This prestigious programme grants multiple tracks including the Amiri Scholarship for study at elite global institutions, the Government Abroad Scholarship for international study, and the Tamouh or local track for study within Qatar. The scholarship supports both academic and professional growth through structured pathways tailored to each level of study and includes guaranteed placement within government roles following graduation.↚
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible, applicants must be Qatari citizens with outstanding academic performance such as top-high school standing for undergraduate applicants or a “very good” university record for graduate programmes. Age limits typically cap undergraduates at 25, master’s applicants at 45, and PhD-level candidates at 40. You must already hold an unconditional admission offer from an approved university and meet the English proficiency requirements (usually IELTS around 6.0 or TOEFL equivalent). Good health and conduct are mandatory and male applicants must have completed or be exempt from national serviceScholarship Benefits
The scholarship delivers full tuition coverage at both domestic and international institutions. Recipients receive a monthly stipend of approximately QAR 8,000 with additional monthly travel allowances ranging from QAR 6,000 to QAR 12,000 depending on track. A generous one‑time pre-departure grant is provided—often QAR 25,000 to QAR 40,000. Annual round-trip air tickets (economy or business class depending on programme), residency sponsorship, health insurance, book allowances, and government service credit for study years are included. In-country scholars benefit from housing support tailored to discipline, and medical or engineering applicants may receive higher monthly stipends up to QAR 10,000.↚