Pakistani students have an opportunity to pursue a Master’s degree at New York University (NYU) with substantial financial support through the Falak Sufi Scholarship 2027-28.
The scholarship offers selected students a minimum annual academic-year stipend of $37,132, along with full tuition coverage, student health insurance, and registration and services fees.
The programme is designed to support students pursuing graduate studies at NYU, providing financial assistance to help cover both academic and living expenses during their studies.
The scholarship could provide a major opportunity for Pakistani students seeking to pursue higher education in the United States without bearing the full cost of tuition and other university expenses.
Eligible applicants are encouraged to review the official scholarship requirements, admission criteria and application deadlines before applying.
Also Read, Which Pakistani university made it to the world’s top rankings?
Earlier, Times Higher Education released its World University Rankings 2027, with no Pakistani university making it into the world’s top 400 institutions.
The University of Karachi, ranked in the 1601-1800 group, and the University of the Punjab, placed in the 1801-2000 group, were among the country’s largest universities in the ranking.
The ranking raises questions about the quality of higher education and research in Pakistan, as well as the global competitiveness of its universities.
The University of Oxford retained the title of the world’s best university for the 11th consecutive year.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) of the United States ranked second, while Princeton University and Stanford University jointly ranked third. The University of Cambridge was fifth and Harvard University sixth.
