Yes, if you are applying for postgraduate studies or doctoral research concerning the next academic year. Post-doctoral research and undergraduate studies are not included.

Yes, it is offered on an annual basis.  The funds are paid in two equal instalments in late November and late February of each academic year.

All applications must be submitted between the 1st and the 31st of March. 

No, there is not.

No, there are not.

It is for all applicants who have not received an educational grant from the A. G. Leventis Foundation before. Please note that you must submit a New application if you applied in the past but were unsuccessful. 

Scholars who have received an educational grant (for up to a 2-year period) and would like to apply for a grant concerning a new degree should choose a REPEATING of Grant application. The A. G. Leventis Foundation offers educational grants for a maximum period of 3 academic years, cumulatively. No applications will be accepted beyond that point.

Scholars interested in applying for the renewal of their grant (studying for the same degree) should choose a RENEWAL application. The A. G. Leventis Foundation offers educational grants for a maximum period of 3 academic years, cumulatively. 

The A.G. Leventis Foundation offers educational grants for a maximum period of 3 academic years cumulatively therefore you may apply for a renewal for two consecutive years. No applications will be accepted beyond that point as they will be automatically rejected by the system.

You must submit your application by the 31st of March.  Please leave the acceptance letter field empty if the relevant document is not available by then.  DO NOT upload any other document except the acceptance letter (or registration certificate) as you will not be able to change it afterwards.  You will be able to access your application in order to upload the requested document only (the rest of the application will be locked) until the 31st of May. Failure to submit it by then will lead to the system automatically rejecting the application.

You should include the copy of an official transcript (official document issued by the University with final detailed marks and exams results) and also an official letter from the registry of the University stating that you have completed your studies.

Yes, that would be adequate.

All requested documents including proof of enrolment for the latest academic year.

Yes, you are eligible to apply.

Yes, you are eligible to apply although please note that the Foundation very rarely provides funding for PhD study beyond the 4th year of research.

No, just upload the A-Levels certificates.

Yes, this is required.

There is no need to translate your degrees if they are in Greek or in French. Degrees in other languages must be translated in English (unofficial translation is accepted).

You must scan all pages together in 1 PDF document and upload.

For RENEWAL applications only: A progress report (descriptive text) is written by the student informing us on his/her academic progress during the last academic year. Recommended word limit: 500 words.

You cannot state more than one. Prior to applying for a grant, the applicant must have accepted a conditional offer at least. As a rule, we do not offer grants to applicants who have not received an offer yet or who have not made their final decision on the academic institution.

Only 1 reference letter is required in order to submit your application.

The reference letter should be written in English, French or Greek (otherwise unofficial translation in English will be necessary).

Please fill in the referee’s contact details at the References Stage of the electronic form and choose the Reference Request option (please bear in mind she/he will also have to check the junk E-mail folder). Most importantly, the responsibility to do the follow up lies with you: You will have to liaise with your referee and check regularly the status of your application in order to confirm that the letter has been submitted by the deadline. You may then submit your application.

For a reference letter to be valid when scanned and uploaded by the applicant: It must be written on the official letterhead of the University and be signed by the referee. For a reference letter to be valid when uploaded by the referee: It must be written on the official leterhead of the University and be signed by the referee. It is preferable that the referee sends the letter from his/her professional address i.e. the one provided by the academic institution.

No, this is not required.

This is not required. If you would like to submit it anyway, please scan it together with the ID proof in one PDF document and upload.

No.   Applications are not accepted beyond the 31st of March. 

All applications are examined in June and July.

Competition is very keen and we receive hundreds of applications. Emphasis is given on the academic ability and the economic situation of the candidate. Unfortunately we cannot satisfy all requests. About 1 application in 8 is accepted.

No, applications are not re-examined.

The A. G. Leventis Foundation is not obliged to give explanations regarding the decisions of the Selection Committee and does not provide feedback to the hundreds of applications received each year.

All applicants will be informed via email by the end of August.

The grant offered varies according to the country of study. It aims to cover only part of the expenses and it will not be sufficient to cover the total cost.

Yes, as we do not object to our scholars receiving other funding simultaneously. Please ensure that you mention the information in the relevant section of the application form.

Grants are offered by the A. G. Leventis Foundation on an annual basis. The grant is paid in two remmittances in late November and late February of each academic year to the beneficiary’s bank account, provided that the Scholars have sent their full bank details and proof of enrolment by October 15th.

You may contact us through our Contact Form or write to us at the info@leventisfoundation.org