There are too many options
We help remove the ones that clearly do not fit and focus on useful routes.
All services Scholarships & funding
I need a scholarship or funding
We help you find funding options that are worth checking, understand the rules, compare what they cover, and connect the funding plan to your study or research application.
This is for students and researchers who need scholarships, fellowships, grants, research funding, or paid university roles to make their study or research plan possible.
You may be here because...
I do not know if I qualify
We check the basic rules before you spend time preparing an application.
I do not know what is covered
We compare tuition, stipend, travel, research cost, and other support where the information is available.
I need funding and admission together
We connect the funding plan to the program, supervisor, and application timeline.
The work, explained simply.
You can use one part of this service or several parts together. We start from the part you need now.
01
Scholarships
Funding linked to a university, government, country, or program. We help you check whether the basic rules match your situation.
- University scholarships
- Government scholarships
- Program-based awards
02
Fellowships
Funding that may support study, research, training, travel, or professional development.
- Research fellowships
- Training or mobility support
- Country or institution programs
03
Research grants
Funding for a research project, fieldwork, equipment, travel, or other project costs.
- Project calls
- Research and development grants
- Fieldwork or travel support
04
RA / TA and supervisor funding
Some programs fund students through research assistant, teaching assistant, lab, or supervisor budgets.
- Research assistant roles
- Teaching assistant roles
- Lab or supervisor-funded positions
05
Application planning
Funding often has different deadlines and documents from the degree application. We help keep both plans connected.
- Eligibility check
- Document list
- Deadline and application order
What the work can look like
Real outputs, not vague advice.
What you receive depends on what you need, but these are common examples.
Funding shortlist
A smaller list of options with simple notes on fit, deadline, and what they may cover.
Eligibility check
A quick view of which rules you appear to meet and which ones need more checking.
Funding + program map
Shows which funding routes belong to which program, country, or supervisor.
Deadline sheet
A simple order for documents, university dates, and funding dates.
What you should get
A clearer piece of work and a clearer next step.
A smaller list of funding options worth checking
A clearer view of basic eligibility
Funding linked to your study or research plan
A simpler deadline and document plan
Less time spent on options that clearly do not fit
What to send us
Start with whatever you already have.
01Your degree level and subject
02Countries or programs you are considering
03Your grades and research background
04Any funding options you already found
05Your target intake and deadline if you know them
Three simple steps.
We check your situation
We look at your study level, subject, profile, countries, and timing.
We compare funding routes
We remove obvious mismatches and focus on options worth checking properly.
We connect funding to the application
We help you plan the documents, deadlines, and order of work.
Good to know
Clear expectations from the start.
- A scholarship name alone is not enough. The rules, subject, country, intake, and deadline all matter.
- Funding information can change between intakes, so final rules should always be checked on the official source.
- We cannot guarantee funding or a scholarship result.
- Some funding is automatic with admission. Other funding needs a separate application.
Want help with this?
Contact AnvilWriting Tell us what you are trying to do.
Tell us your degree level, subject, target countries, when you want to apply, and how important full funding is for you.