Courses Announcement – Qatar Government Scholarships 2026–2027 (Fully Funded)

 Courses Announcement – Qatar Government Scholarships 2026–2027 (Fully Funded)


About Qatar Universities & Ministry of Education and Higher Education

Qatar’s Ministry of Education and Higher Education oversees national scholarship programs designed to develop local talent and support the country’s strategic vision for a knowledge-based economy. Qatar maintains partnerships with top global universities and provides fully funded opportunities for students to pursue higher education locally and internationally. These initiatives aim to build a competitive workforce, strengthen academic excellence, and empower the next generation of Qatari leaders.



 Qatar Government Scholarships 2026–2027 (Fully Funded)

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Program Overview

The Ministry of Education and Higher Education in Qatar has open applications for the 2026–2027 Government Scholarship Programmes. These fully funded scholarships are offered to Qatari nationals who have completed high school or hold higher qualifications. The programs support study in Qatar and abroad, empowering national talent and supporting the Qatar National Vision.

Available Scholarship Programs

The 2026–2027 scholarship plan includes three key programs:

  1. Amiri Scholarship Programme

  2. Abroad Scholarship Programme

  3. Local Scholarship Programme (including Tomouh Program)

These programs support bachelor's, master’s, doctoral, and diploma-level studies across various disciplines.

Study Opportunities

Abroad Scholarships:

  • Covers all disciplines including new tracks in education, professional diplomas, sports, and creative industries

  • Study available at globally ranked universities in the USA, UK, Canada, Japan, Australia, and others

Local Scholarships:

  • Covers accredited universities in Qatar including Education City institutions

  • Fields include medicine, engineering, computer science, health sciences, and applied sciences

Amiri Scholarship Programme:

  • For top-performing high school graduates

  • Covers studies at the world’s top 24 universities and top 5 universities in Qatar

  • Focuses on fields like medicine, engineering, and innovation

Benefits and Allowances

Amiri Scholarship & Medicine Abroad:

  • Monthly allowance: QAR 8,000 – 12,000

  • One-time pre-travel grant: QAR 40,000

  • Two business class tickets per year

  • Study years counted toward national service

General Abroad Scholarships:

  • Monthly basic allowance: QAR 8,000

  • Travel allowance: QAR 6,000

  • Pre-travel grant: QAR 25,000

  • Annual flight tickets included

Local Scholarships:

  • List 1: QAR 10,000/month (medicine, education, emergency response)

  • List 2: QAR 8,000/month (engineering, computer science, health sciences)

  • List 3: QAR 6,000/month (applied sciences, arts)

  • List 4: QAR 4,000/month (professional diplomas)

Key Objectives

  • Promote economic growth by investing in national talent

  • Ensure equal educational access

  • Improve diversity across academic tracks

  • Support critical sectors through specialized programs

Eligible Nationalities

Open only to Qatari nationals.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Must be Qatari citizen

  • Hold a high school diploma or higher academic qualification

  • Meet the academic performance standards

  • Choose programs and universities approved by the ministry

Application Procedure

Application Dates:

  • Opening Date: July 1, 2025

  • Deadline: September 30, 2025

How to Apply:

  • Apply at the official government scholarship portal: scholarship.edu.gov.qa

  • Submit required documents including transcripts, national ID, academic certificates, and field preference

Additional Information

The scholarship policies now allow students to enroll in all majors abroad, including those previously restricted, such as education and professional diplomas. Non-Qatari students are not eligible to apply.


 Courses Announcement – Qatar Government Scholarships 2026–2027 (Fully Funded)


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