Announced scholarship sums revealed within the Education Ministry
Talkin' 'Bout Grants: Here's the Lowdown
Get ready to level up your education game, folks! The Minister of Education and Science, Ashat Aimagambetov, dropped some knowledge at a recent briefing. And, it seems like great news for the next academic year is on the horizon!
Here's the scoop: The number of grants available is set to increase dramatically, reaching an impressive 75,000 placements by 2025. But that's not all! This year, an additional 5,000 scholarships are going to be added to the mix. That means, if 51,000 grants were previously allocated for bachelor's degrees each year, this time around, we're looking at a whopping 56,000 places!
But the good news doesn't stop there. Scholarships for master's and doctoral degrees will also see an increase. Here's a breakdown:
- Bachelor's Degrees: Scholarships will grow to approximately 31,000 tenge.
- Master's Programs: Master's scholarships will surge by 15%, reaching 76,000 tenge.
- Doctoral Programs: Scholarships in this category have already seen an 82% increase over the last two years. And, starting from September 2021, the scholarship will no longer be 150,000 tenge as it is now, but rather, it'll leap forward to 172,000 tenge!
Now, you might wonder, what's up with the scholarships for international students? Well, fear not! The Kazakhstan Government Scholarship Program plans to offer a total of 550 scholarships for the next academic year, with placement options across various academic disciplines. These scholarships cover tuition fees, living stipends, accommodation, and other benefits for eligible international students[2][3][5].
So, are you ready to take advantage of this golden opportunity? Get ready to apply, and who knows, you might just be one of the lucky ones to snag a grant and embark on an incredible academic journey!
The increase in educational opportunities is not limited to the local student population, as the Kazakhstan Government Scholarship Program is set to offer 550 scholarships for international students in various academic disciplines next year, providing covers for tuition, living expenses, accommodation, and additional benefits. This announcement comes as part of the Minister of Education and Science, Ashat Aimagambetov's recent briefing, where it was revealed that education-and-self-development is seeing a significant boost, including a 5,000-scholarship increase in the general-news domain, and a projected 75,000 placements by 2025.
