Russian scholarships for Pakistani students with monthly stipend of over 27,000 rubles

Mahnoor Bukhari • November 3, 2026 • Pakistan
Pakistani students can apply for scholarships in Russia under a programme that offers financial support and other benefits.
Selected students can receive a monthly stipend of more than 27,000 Russian rubles along with help with travel and accommodation costs.
The scholarship is being offered by the Russian Federation to talented international students.
Applicants must secure a qualifying position in the International Open Doors Olympiad to become eligible for admission to Russian universities.

What does the scholarship cover?

The programme provides financial support throughout the students’ studies in Russia. The benefits include:
  • Monthly stipend: More than 27,000 Russian rubles.
  • Travel support: Financial assistance for travel to Russia.
  • Health insurance: Medical insurance during the study period.
  • Accommodation: Support with housing expenses.
The scholarship aims to help talented students from different countries access higher education in Russia. It also seeks to reduce the financial pressure of studying abroad.

How can Pakistani students apply?

Interested students can visit the official scholarship website to learn about eligibility criteria and participating universities. The portal also provides details about the application process and other requirements.
Applicants can visit the official website for further information: Click here.

How to get a scholarship in Canada?

The University of British Columbia (UBC) in Canada offers a research-based Master of Science (MSc) in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology; Pakistanis can apply for this scholarship too.
The programme is offered by the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology under the Faculty of Medicine.
The programme prepares students for careers in scientific research and other professional fields. It combines classroom learning with practical research and thesis work.

What is the programme about?

The programme focuses on how living organisms work at the molecular level. It also explores how these processes affect human health and disease.
Students can study topics such as proteins, genes, cell functions, epigenetics and bioinformatics. Research areas may also include cancer, diabetes, heart diseases, brain development and infectious diseases.

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Mahnoor Bukhari

Academic background in Psychology, with a dedicated professional focus on journalism and news writing.