Applications are now open for the MasterCard Foundation Scholarship at Ashesi University in Ghana. This scholarship aims to provide full funding and comprehensive academic, personal, and leadership development support to African students.
Scholarship Summary
Host Country: Ghana
Study Location: Africa
Category: Postgraduate Scholarships | Masters Scholarships
Eligible Countries: African Nations
Benefits: Full Tuition | Living Stipends | Travel Costs | Accommodation | Laptop
IELTS Requirement: Not Required
Application Deadline: June 14, 2025
About the MasterCard Foundation Scholarship at Ashesi University
Ashesi University has partnered with the MasterCard Foundation since 2012 to offer the Scholars Programme, supporting hundreds of students over the years. In collaboration with Arizona State University, the programme also provides an accelerated master’s degree opportunity, enabling students to complete both undergraduate and master’s degrees in five years instead of six.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must:
Be a citizen of an African country.
Demonstrate an excellent academic record.
Show financial need.
Exhibit leadership potential and a commitment to community service.
Scholarship Benefits
Selected scholars will receive:
Full coverage of tuition and accommodation fees.
Participation in the accelerated master’s programme with Arizona State University.
Access to a global alumni network spanning over 40 countries.
Lifelong learning, collaboration, and networking opportunities.
Comprehensive academic, personal, and leadership development support.
Application Process (Step by Step)
1. Apply for admission at Ashesi University.
2. The Admissions and Financial Aid Office will assess applicants to determine eligibility for the scholarship, including the MasterCard Foundation Scholars Programme.
3. Submit your scholarship application using the official application portal.
Click Here to Apply
Application Deadline: June 14, 2025
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