Are you eligible for additional scholarship for current students?
Scholarships will be awarded on the academic merit of the student. Current AUBG students should visit the Student Hub or contact [email protected] for the application details and eligibility requirements for each scholarship. Continuing student scholarships will be awarded in accordance with AUBG's Named Scholarship Policy.
The scholarships listed below are subject to changes due to the availability of funds.
AUBG Albanian Alumni Association Scholarship is open to all full-time current AUBG students in their sophomore/junior year with high academic achievements (CGPA above 3.0 and SAT I score above 1300). Applicants must be of Albanian nationality from any of the countries of the Western Balkans and must be in financial need. Applicants are required to submit a 1-minute video or voice recording, or motivation letter not exceeding 500 words, explaining why they should get the scholarship. One 1,000 EUR scholarship will be awarded and applied to the recipient’s University-related expenses for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 semesters (500 EUR per semester), in accordance with the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy.
The AUBG Class Of 1995 Endowed Scholarship is open to all full-time AUBG students for their sophomore, junior or senior year of study during Fall 2024 semester with a CGPA of 3.00 or above.
ONE 2,000 EUR scholarship will be awarded and applied to the recipient’s University-related expenses for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 semesters (1,000 EUR per semester), in accordance with the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy. Please see eligibility details in the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy.
Applicants must submit an application form, a CV, and an essay on the following topic:
“How will I contribute to AUBG, Bulgaria and the region during my studies and after graduation?”
The essay must be typed, submitted in Times New Roman, 12-pt font, and should NOT exceed 500 words.
Cosmina Tanasoiu Memorial Scholarship is open to all full-time AUBG students with a CGPA of 3.00 or above. Preference will be given to students who Major or Minor in European Studies (declared with the Registrar’s office OR have enrolled in at least 2 EU core courses - not prerequisites). All other majors can apply, who can demonstrate sustained interest in the study or pursuit of European Union politics on campus (by taking EUR courses, combined with dedicated club activities, organizing campus events, etc. that popularize and advance the goals of EUR program). Award will be made on the basis of the highest GPA within major /minor (for EUR), and highest overall GPA for other majors, but not below 3.0, as well as ‘demonstrated interest’ as defined above. ONE 1,400 EUR scholarship will be awarded and applied to the recipient’s University-related expenses for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 semesters (700 EUR per semester), in accordance with the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy.
Eugenia Shudtz Brechka And Roberta Louise Nilsen Memorial Scholarship is open to all full-time AUBG students with a CGPA of 3.7 or above. Preference will be given to the students with the greatest financial need.
ONE 1,900 EUR scholarship will be awarded and applied to the recipient’s University-related expenses for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 semesters (950 EUR per semester), in accordance with the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy. Please see eligibility details in the AUBG Named Scholarship Policy at: http://www.aubg.edu/financial-aid-office-scholarships.
When describing your financial status, please provide your family’s annual net income for the past completed calendar year. All awarded recipients of university scholarships will be required to present a proof of their written statements within a week after the announcement of the winners. The University preserves the right to void its decision to award a scholarship to any applicant who is not able to prove the information submitted in his or her scholarship application.
Ilonka Alexandrova Scholarship is open to all full-time Bulgarian AUBG students for their junior year of study during Fall 2024 semester with a CGPA of 3.50 or above. Preference will be given to applicants whose studies focus in Finance/ Business Administration/ Management/ IT and are involved in a project/student-assistant or prospective internship within the Finance/Admin/IT departments at AUBG.
Students should submit a short essay on their motivation to work within the fields of their studies’ focus and contribute to the continuous development of AUBG within those fields, whether through their student assistant work, special project participation, and internship or career development beyond graduation.
ONE 2,860 EUR scholarship will be awarded and applied to the recipient’s University-related expenses for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 semesters (1,430 EUR per semester), in accordance with the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy. Please see eligibility details in the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy.
Lyuben Petrunov Memorial Scholarship is open to all full-time AUBG students with a CGPA of 3.30 or above.
Applicants must demonstrate:
- Intellectual curiosity – both in their studies as well as out of classroom subjects. Intellectual curiosity is demonstrated by referencing in their essays a broad number of sources, in different areas like science, art, literature, geography, history, etc.
- Desire for world travel, to know different cultures and way of life and enrich one’s point of view. Demonstrated by: participation in international conferences, in touch with international students and student bodies, exchange programs.
- At least one hobby they are passionate about. Demonstrated in the application process through details on the hobby.
- Demonstrate desire to help others, share one’s knowledge in group/work environment. Shown in the application process through examples.
One 1,900 EUR scholarship will be awarded and applied to the recipient’s University-related expenses for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 semesters (950 EUR per semester), in accordance with the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy. Please see eligibility details in the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy.
Applicants must submit an application form, a CV, and an essay on the following topic:
“If you could invent one thing - what would it be? Why would we need it? Describe in as much detail as possible.”
The essay must be typed, submitted in Times New Roman, 12-pt font, and should NOT exceed 500 words.
The Mustafë Sejdiu Endowed Memorial Scholarship is open to all full-time AUBG students from Kosovo for their junior or senior year of study during Fall 2024 semester with a CGPA of 3.33 or above. Preference will be given to applicants who major in Economics, Political Science and Journalism and Mass Communications.
TWO 2,000 EUR scholarships will be awarded and applied to the recipients’ University-related expenses for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 semesters (1,000 EUR per semester), in accordance with the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy. Please see eligibility details in the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy.
The NYC Alumni Scholarship is open to all full-time and continuing AUBG students with demonstrated high academic achievements (CGPA above 3.40).
FOUR 2,300 EUR scholarships will be awarded and applied to the recipients’ University-related expenses for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 semesters (1,150 EUR per semester), in accordance with the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy. Please see eligibility details in the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy.
Applicants must submit an essay no longer than 500 words on the following topic:
“How have you contributed to date, and how will you continue to contribute to AUBG and its larger community 5 years upon graduation? How will this scholarship help you achieve these goals”
Pay it Forward Endowed Scholarship is open to all full-time AUBG students with a CGPA of 3.20 or above. Priority consideration will be given to candidates that express intend to go back and work in their home countries after graduation and/or students from CEE or former USSR republics.
ONE 4,800 EUR scholarship will be awarded and applied to the recipient's University-related expenses for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 semesters (2,400 EUR per semester), in accordance with the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy. Please see eligibility details in the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy.
Applicants must submit an application form, a CV, and an essay on the following topic:
“How do you plan do make your country better after your graduation?”
The essay must be typed, submitted in Times New Roman, 12-pt font, and should NOT exceed 500 words.
Women in Tech Scholarship Fund is open to all full-time Bulgarian female AUBG students, who will be in their sophomore, junior or senior year of study during Fall 2024 semester with a CGPA of 3.00 or above. Preference will be given to applicants who major in COS, Information Systems or Mathematics. Any other Bulgarian student can apply, as long as she can demonstrate accomplishments in extracurricular activities in the field of technology, mathematics or programing.
ONE 8,000 EUR scholarship will be awarded and applied to the recipient’s University-related expenses for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 semesters, in accordance with the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy. Please see eligibility details in the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy at: AUBG Named Scholarships Policy.
Robert L. Woodbury Endowed Scholarship is open to all full-time AUBG students in their third or fourth year of study (at the time of receiving the scholarship) with a CGPA of 3.50 or above. Preference will be given to students with the greatest financial need.
FOUR 1,900 EUR scholarships will be awarded and applied to the recipients’ University-related expenses for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 semesters (950 EUR per semester), in accordance with the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy. Please see eligibility details in the AUBG Named Scholarships Policy.
When describing your financial status, please provide your family’s net income for the last twelve months. All awarded recipients of university scholarships will be required to present a proof of their written statements within a week after the announcement of the winners. The University preserves the right to void its decision to award a scholarship to any applicant who is not able to prove the information submitted in his or her scholarship application.
