Swedish Institute Pioneering Women in STEM Scholarship 2027 in Sweden
Brief Description
The Swedish Institute Pioneering Women in STEM Scholarship is a prestigious opportunity funded by the Swedish Institute (SI) for master’s studies in Sweden. Designed for women across Africa and Asia, this fully-funded scholarship Sweden aims to cultivate exceptional leaders ready to drive sustainable change and innovation through STEM. If you are a female professional looking to elevate your career and tackle complex societal challenges, this STEM masters scholarship Africa gives you the complete financial and institutional backing to make it happen. You will receive comprehensive support that covers your tuition, living costs, and travel expenses, allowing you to focus entirely on your academic and professional growth without financial strain.
Name of Host Institution
Swedish Institute (SI)
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Requirements/Eligibility Criteria
- Be a female citizen of one of the 10 eligible countries in Africa and Asia.
- Apply to a STEM-related master’s programme eligible for the Pioneering Women in STEM scholarship via University Admissions.
- Be liable to pay tuition fees at University Admissions.
- Have documented work and leadership experience from a current or previous employer, entrepreneurship, or civil society engagement.
- Not have previously received an SI scholarship for studies or hold a Swedish degree.
Scholarship Benefits and Financial Coverage
If you secure this award, the Swedish Institute ensures you are fully supported throughout your academic journey. Your benefits include full tuition fee coverage paid directly to your Swedish university each semester. To handle your living expenses, you will receive a monthly allowance of SEK 12,000 for the duration of your study period. Additionally, a one-time travel grant of SEK 15,000 helps you make your way to Sweden (note that this travel grant does not apply if you are already living in the country). Beyond finances, you gain automatic membership in the SI Network for Global Professionals (NFGP) during your studies and join the Sweden Alumni Network after graduation for lifelong professional development.
Deadline
January 15, 2027

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