The University of Prince Mugrin (UPM), based in Madinah, Saudi Arabia, offers a set of merit-based scholarships for the 2026/2027 academic year across undergraduate, Master's, and PhD levels in all academic fields it teaches, including engineering, business, cybersecurity, and computer science. There are 6 distinct scholarship tracks. The flagship full scholarship for Saudi high-school graduates gives a 100% tuition waiver, a monthly stipend of 1,000 SAR (about €240 (est.) per month), and an economy-class travel allowance for students from outside Madinah; it is capped at 20 places and requires a weighted high-school GPA of 97% or above plus a maintained cumulative GPA of 3.5/4 over a 5-year programme (1 preparatory year plus 4 academic years). Further tracks include scholarships for children of UPM employees, national scholarships for qualified Saudi citizens, excellence scholarships (Type A and B), a talented scholarship for students with special skills, and international-student scholarships offering either a 50% or a 30% tuition waiver. A sibling discount adds 10% off tuition for a first sibling and 5% for a second. Applications are made through the official UPM scholarship portal, and applicants already enrolled elsewhere must withdraw before enrolling. Because award values, the number of seats, and the closing date are set each cycle, confirm the current 2026/2027 figures and deadline on the official UPM page before you apply.
Applications are submitted through the official University of Prince Mugrin scholarship portal after reviewing the available tracks and eligibility.
The full scholarship track is limited to 20 seats. International-student awards are split into Category 1 (50% waiver) and Category 2 (30% waiver). A sibling discount policy applies to families with more than one student at UPM.
All countries (Saudi nationals and international students)
UPM awards each scholarship track on the relevant criteria: the full scholarship is based on a weighted high-school GPA of 97% or above with a maintained 3.5/4 cumulative GPA; excellence scholarships (Type A and B) are based on academic metrics; the talented scholarship rewards special skills, extracurricular achievement, or leadership; national scholarships use school performance and admission merit; and international-student awards apply admission criteria with a 50% or 30% tuition waiver. The full track is limited to 20 places, so seats are allocated to the highest-scoring eligible applicants.
The University of Prince Mugrin (UPM) is a private university in Madinah, Saudi Arabia, offering accredited undergraduate and graduate programmes in fields such as engineering, business, cybersecurity, and computer science. It aligns its teaching and research with Saudi Vision 2030 and supports students through merit and need-based scholarships.
Answers below are best-effort estimates from the most recent application cycle. Values marked ~ or (est.) may shift year-to-year — confirm specifics on the official scholarship page.
Saudi and international students of all nationalities applying to undergraduate, Master's, or PhD programmes at UPM who meet the criteria for the relevant track.
A 100% tuition waiver, a monthly stipend of 1,000 SAR (about €240 (est.) per month), and an economy-class travel allowance for students from outside Madinah.
The full scholarship for Saudi high-school graduates is limited to 20 places per cycle.
A weighted high-school GPA of 97% or above, and you must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.5/4 throughout the degree.
Yes; international students can receive a 50% (Category 1) or 30% (Category 2) tuition waiver based on academic and admission criteria.
No; UPM offers dedicated scholarships for international students as well as Saudi nationals.
Six tracks: the full scholarship, scholarships for children of UPM employees, national scholarships, excellence scholarships (Type A and B), the talented scholarship, and international-student scholarships.
Yes; a first sibling receives a 10% tuition discount and a second sibling 5%.
Yes, but you must officially withdraw from your current institution before enrolling at UPM.
Five years in total: one preparatory year plus four academic years.
The deadline falls around 31 August 2026 (est.); confirm the exact current-cycle date on the official UPM page.
On the official University of Prince Mugrin scholarship pages linked in the sources section.