Country Chile
Level undergraduate, masters, phd
Organization Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Field Engineering Sciences
Funding fully funded Overview
This listing provides information on various scholarships available at universities in Chile for the 2027-2028 academic session, open to international students pursuing Undergraduate, Master's, and PhD degrees. Chile offers a blend of cultural experiences and high-quality education. The provided official link specifically details costs and scholarships for the Master in Engineering Sciences program at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.
Coverage
Many scholarships in Chile are described as fully funded, potentially covering living expenses and tuition fees. For the Master in Engineering Sciences program at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, the annual tuition for 2025 is CLP $9,500,000 (approximately USD$10,000), with an application fee of CLP $81,050. This university offers internal scholarships such as the Professor Javier Pinto Scholarship, School of Engineering Scholarship, High Honors Scholarship, and a Tuition Scholarship to supplement external awards. Specific benefits vary by scholarship.
Eligibility
These scholarships are generally open to all international students, including Ethiopian citizens. Specific eligibility criteria will depend on the individual scholarship and the host university. For the Master in Engineering Sciences program, specific academic qualifications in engineering would be required. For postgraduate studies in general, a higher level of Spanish proficiency (e.g., DELE C1) may be necessary.
Requirements
General required documents for studying in Chile include: a passport, three passport-sized photos, proof of funds for studies and living expenses, a letter of acceptance from a recognized Chilean educational institution, a police clearance certificate, health insurance, a birth certificate, a medical certificate, proof of scholarship award (if applicable), a paid visa fee receipt, and a return or onward ticket. For language proficiency, a B2 level in Spanish (e.g., DELE) is generally required for undergraduate programs, and a C1 level for Master's and PhD programs.
How to apply
Applications for scholarships in Chile universities for the 2027-2028 academic session are open. The application process and specific steps vary significantly depending on the scholarship and the host university. Applicants are advised to prepare all required documents. For the Master in Engineering Sciences program at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, an application fee is required, and enrollment involves paying the first tuition installment. It is crucial to research and apply as early as possible for specific opportunities.
Notes
The exact application deadline is not clearly stated and varies by individual scholarship and host university. The scholarships are for the academic session 2027-2028. International students awarded scholarships can apply for a Student Visa (Visa de Estudiante) to study full-time in Chile. The information provided is a general overview, and applicants should always verify details directly with the official source for their chosen program.
