Get to Know About Scholarships to Study Abroad
Get expert guidance on the international scholarships that could change your entire study abroad experience. We know studying overseas can be expensive, but financial aid is widely available to ease that burden for Indonesian students. Our counsellors help you find and apply for the right merit-based, need-based, or government scholarship across destinations like Australia, the UK, Canada, and the USA.
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Financial Aid Can Make a Big Difference
Connect with a Scholarship Expert TodayWe know that studying abroad can be a major expense, but many institutions and governments recognise this and offer scholarships to reward your commitment to your studies.
These scholarships are specifically designed to ease the financial burden for high-achieving and deserving students, so you can focus on getting the best possible results without worrying about money. Need-based and government-funded scholarships are widely available too, including some built specifically for Indonesian and ASEAN students.
- Aid is available in some form across many study areas and institutions
- We'll help you find and apply for the right scholarship for your situation
- You could save a significant amount off your total cost of study
We'll Find the Right Scholarship for Your Course
There's a huge variety of scholarships available across our partner institutions in destinations including:
- Australia
- Canada
- Ireland
- New Zealand
- UK
- USA
- Germany
- Malaysia
When you speak with our counsellors in Jakarta, Bali, or Surabaya, be sure to ask which scholarships might apply to your situation. This includes government-funded programmes built specifically for Indonesian students, such as Australia's Australia Awards Scholarship, the UK's Chevening Scholarship, and Canada's ASEAN SEED programme, alongside university-specific merit awards. You'd be surprised at the difference some extra funding or discounted tuition could make.

Scholarships & Financial Aid for International Students
| For Undergraduate Students | For Postgraduate Students |
|---|---|
| Merit-Based Scholarship | Teaching Assistantship |
| Government Scholarship (destination or Indonesian government funded) | Government Scholarship (destination or Indonesian government funded, such as LPDP) |
| Need-Based Grants and Bursaries by Institution | Research Assistantship |
| Tuition Fee Waiver | Professional Development Award |
| Commonwealth Scholarship | Merit-Based Scholarship |
| Private or Organisational Scholarship | Commonwealth Scholarship |
| Study-Abroad Exchange Funding (e.g. Canada-ASEAN SEED) | Private or Organisational Scholarship |
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Scholarship Guidance FAQs
Answers to the most common questions Indonesian students ask about funding their study abroad.
Indonesian students can access government-funded scholarships such as Australia's Australia Awards Scholarship, the UK's Chevening and GREAT Scholarships, and Canada's ASEAN SEED programme, alongside university merit scholarships and Indonesia's own LPDP funding for approved overseas institutions.
Fully-funded scholarships typically come from government programmes rather than universities alone. Australia Awards, Chevening, and Canada-ASEAN SEED are all fully or substantially funded and open to Indonesian applicants, though they're competitive and usually require a strong academic record, relevant work or research experience, and a clear study or career plan.
Yes, though these are less common than postgraduate awards. Canada's ASEAN SEED programme offers undergraduate exchange funding, and several universities in Australia, the UK, and Canada offer merit-based undergraduate scholarships covering 10% to 50% of tuition for high-achieving Indonesian applicants.
Yes. Chevening (UK), Australia Awards (Australia), and Canada-ASEAN SEED all offer Master's-level funding, and LPDP, funded by the Indonesian government, supports Indonesian citizens studying at approved universities across multiple destinations.
Availability varies more by programme than by country. The UK, Australia, and Canada each run government-funded scholarship programmes specifically for Indonesian and ASEAN applicants, while countries like Germany offer low or no tuition at public universities, which reduces the need for a scholarship in the first place.
Yes. Most Indonesian students studying abroad combine a scholarship or fee reduction with family funding or an education loan, rather than covering the full cost through a scholarship alone. Our counsellors can help you build a realistic funding plan based on your destination and course.