Browse scholarships for students from Indonesia. This page lists 32 scholarships that specifically welcome Indonesia nationals (by nationality or region), plus scholarships open to all international students that you can also apply to. Always confirm each scholarship's eligibility and deadline before applying.
full fundingOpen to founders or co-founders of social enterprises aged 18 to 30 (exceptional candidates over 30 may be considered) who are residents of Chile, Colombia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Romania, or Sweden. Applicants must be fluent in English, must be at least 18 by the time of the summit, and their social business must work in inclusive circularity, inclusive employment, or inclusive agriculture and food systems. Applicants must demonstrate proven leadership, tangible social impact, and commitment to addressing local or global challenges. This is a summit delegate scholarship, not a degree scholarship.
Open to emerging leaders and social entrepreneurs who are leading nonprofit or for-profit social-impact ventures, especially those from or working with refugee, displaced, marginalised or underserved communities. Applicants should be able to commit fully to the virtual fellowship duration (around 8-10 hours per week, rising to 10-15 hours in the first two weeks) and have or plan a community placement for their venture. Applicants from a defined list of priority countries are especially encouraged to apply.
At least 32 scholarships specifically welcome applicants from Indonesia, in addition to many scholarships open to all international students, all listed on this page.
Yes. Scholarships marked as open to all international students accept applicants from Indonesia; check each one's other requirements and deadline.
Open to citizens and current residents of a Southeast Asian (ASEAN) nation who are emerging leaders aged 25 to 35, with at least two years of professional experience and currently employed in a government, civil society or private-sector role relevant to the programme themes. Applicants must read and write English and must not be U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
Open to researchers of any nationality who hold a PhD (or will obtain it before the start date) and have the research skills to pursue a genetics project. Applicants who were previously enrolled at NIG as postdocs, technical staff or SOKENDAI graduate students are not eligible.