OAS Academic Scholarships (Organization of American States)
Organization of American States
Up to $10,000 a year
Scholarships
Global Admissions lists 3 scholarships open to Chilean students studying in Chile. Of these, 1 pays for everything — spanning Master's (3), PhD (3), and Bachelor's (1). Among the listed awards: Becas Chile (ANID) 2026, OAS Academic Scholarships (Organization of American States), and Pacific Alliance Scholarship Platform 2026-2027. Award values on this list range widely; one example: Up to $10,000 a year. Deadlines cluster around April and May, and 1 runs on a rolling or annual basis with no single fixed date.
Median listed international tuition by degree — this is the bill a fully funded award in Chile is covering.
Source: Global Admissions programme catalogue, 2026-09-11.
| Award | Covers | Degrees | Funder type | Next deadline | Destination |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pacific Alliance Scholarship Platform 2026-2027 | Full tuition + living costs | Bachelor's, Master's, PhD | Government | April | Chile |
| Becas Chile (ANID) 2026 | Full Ride | Master's, PhD | Government | May | Chile |
| OAS Academic Scholarships (Organization of American States) | Up to $10,000 a year | Master's, PhD | Government | Rolling | Chile |
Organization of American States
Up to $10,000 a year
Pacific Alliance (Alianza del Pacífico) – national focal points ICETEX, PRONABEC, AGCID, AMEXCID
Full tuition + living costs
Agencia Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo (ANID), Government of Chile
Full Ride
Rolling / annual windows
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Yes — 1 of the 3 scholarships listed for Chilean students in Chile cover the full ride, full tuition, or a complete waiver, including Becas Chile (ANID) 2026.
1 cover a full ride (tuition, living costs, and often travel), 0 cover tuition in full, and 0 waive tuition entirely; the remaining 2 pay a stipend, a fixed amount, or a percentage of costs. A typical award: Up to $10,000 a year.
Deadlines cluster around April and May, and 1 runs on a rolling or annual basis with no single fixed date.
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