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AI-powered matching across 40+ international scholarships. Essay coaching that understands your African story. Insider knowledge panels that tell you what the website won't.
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40+
Curated scholarships
8
Destination countries
$2M+
Available in funding
4 min
Avg. to first match
From profile to application in 3 steps
Most students spend weeks researching scholarships they're not eligible for. We fix that in minutes.
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Build your profile
A 4-step wizard that collects your academic background, achievements, and story. Contextual hints teach you what panels actually look for.
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Get matched instantly
Our scoring engine ranks every scholarship against your profile with reasons. See exactly why you match — and what would improve your score.
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Write with AI coaching
Paste your essay draft. Get structured feedback with cultural bridging intelligence — how to frame your African story for Western panels.
Scholarships across 8 countries
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United Kingdom
12 scholarships
🇺🇸
United States
8 scholarships
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Germany
6 scholarships
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China
5 scholarships
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Australia
4 scholarships
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Canada
4 scholarships
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South Korea
3 scholarships
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France / EU
3 scholarships
African students winning globally
Real stories from students who used UmojaScholar to win their scholarships.
“UmojaScholar showed me I was underselling my community work. The essay feedback helped me reframe my story — I got Chevening on my first try.”
Amara Diallo
🇸🇳 Senegal
Chevening Scholar, LSE
“The insider knowledge panel told me to email a specific professor before applying. That one tip changed everything. I had a response within 48 hours.”
Kwame Asante
🇬🇭 Ghana
DAAD Scholar, TU Berlin
“I almost didn't apply because I thought my GPA wasn't good enough. The matching score showed me I was wrong. Now I'm at University of Toronto.”
Fatima Nkosi
🇿🇦 South Africa
Mastercard Foundation Scholar
Your story deserves to be heard.
Thousands of African students are qualified for international scholarships they never apply for — because no one told them they were eligible. We're changing that.