The University of Bern Scholarships 2026–2027 offer an outstanding opportunity for international students seeking to pursue undergraduate, master’s, or doctoral studies in Switzerland. Designed to support academically talented students who face financial constraints, these scholarships aim to promote global access to quality education, with particular attention to candidates from developing and low-income countries. As one of Switzerland’s leading public research universities, the University of Bern provides a world-class academic environment, strong international networks, and access to cutting-edge research facilities. Through its diverse scholarship schemes, the university seeks to attract motivated students who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership potential, and a commitment to contributing positively to their home countries and the global community. About the University of Bern Founded in 1834, the University of Bern is a comprehensive research institution known for its strengths in social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, medicine, law, economics, and interdisciplinary research. Located in the capital city of Switzerland, the university offers students a unique blend of academic rigor, cultural diversity, and high quality of life. With a strong emphasis on sustainability, innovation, and global cooperation, the University of Bern is an attractive destination for students looking to build internationally competitive academic and professional careers. Scholarship Levels and Fields of Study The University of Bern Scholarships 2026–2027 are available for the following levels of study: Undergraduate (Bachelor’s) programmes Master’s programmes Doctoral (PhD) programmes Scholarships are offered across a wide range of disciplines, including but not limited to: Social Sciences and Humanities Economics, Business, and Law Natural and Environmental Sciences Medicine and Health Sciences Engineering and Technology Education and Development Studies This broad academic coverage allows applicants from diverse backgrounds to find programmes aligned with their academic interests and career goals. What the Scholarship Covers Depending on the specific scholarship scheme and level of study, selected candidates may receive full or partial funding. Benefits may include: Tuition fee waivers (full or partial) Monthly living stipend to cover basic expenses Free or subsidized accommodation Health insurance coverage Research funding and academic support (particularly for Master’s and PhD candidates) Access to university facilities, libraries, and student support services These benefits are designed to reduce financial barriers and enable students to focus fully on their academic and research work. Who Can Apply? The University of Bern Scholarships are open to international students from all regions, with special consideration given to applicants from developing countries. Eligible candidates typically demonstrate: Strong academic performance and intellectual potential Motivation to pursue higher education at an internationally recognized institution Financial need that would otherwise limit access to higher education For PhD applicants: a strong research proposal aligned with the university’s research priorities Applicants must meet the admission requirements of their chosen programme in addition to the scholarship criteria. Why Study in Switzerland? Switzerland is globally recognized for its high-quality education system, political stability, and commitment to research and innovation. Studying at the University of Bern offers students: Exposure to a multicultural and international academic environment Opportunities to engage in cutting-edge research Access to European academic and professional networks A safe, student-friendly country with an excellent quality of life Graduates of Swiss universities are highly regarded by employers and academic institutions worldwide. Application Process The application process typically involves two main steps: Apply for admission to an eligible undergraduate, master’s, or PhD programme at the University of Bern. Submit a scholarship application, which may require: Academic transcripts and certificates A motivation or personal statement Letters of recommendation Proof of financial need For PhD applicants: a detailed research proposal Applicants are strongly encouraged to carefully review the specific requirements and deadlines for both admission and scholarship applications, as these may vary by programme and funding scheme. Important Dates Study Period: Academic Year 2026–2027 Application Status: Open Deadlines: Vary by programme and scholarship type (early application is strongly recommended) Prospective students should regularly check the University of Bern’s official website for updated deadlines and detailed guidance. A Transformative Opportunity The University of Bern Scholarships 2026–2027 represent more than financial support—they are an investment in future leaders, researchers, and changemakers. By enabling talented students from around the world to access high-quality education, the programme contributes to global knowledge exchange, sustainable development, and international cooperation. For students who aspire to study in Europe, advance their academic careers, and gain exposure to one of the world’s most respected education systems, the University of Bern offers a truly transformative opportunity. 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