Financial aid
Loans, bursaries, assistantships and the funding routes that are not scholarships.
Funding for Agriculture and Food Science Degrees: Where the Money Actually Is
Real funding for agriculture, agronomy and food science degrees, and which well-known programmes fund a degree versus only sounding like they do.
Funding a PhD: How the Money Actually Works
Why 'funded PhD' rarely means a scholarship: how US assistantships, UK UKRI studentships, EU MSCA doctoral contracts and the NSF GRFP actually pay doctoral students.
Is Your Scholarship Taxable? What the Tax Rules Actually Say
The Australian Taxation Office, the IRS, HMRC and the Canada Revenue Agency treat scholarship income differently. Here is what each says directly about when a scholarship is exempt and when it is not.
Funding Routes That Are Not Scholarships
Loans, assistantships, sponsorship and work rights: the funding that fills the gap when a scholarship covers part of your studies, or none of it.