Moroccan Government (AMCI) Scholarship

Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation (AMCI)

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Details checked on 30 October 2026. Dates and amounts change every year. Always confirm on the official page.

Who can apply

Citizens of partner countries, mainly in Africa, applying through their own government. Typical age limits: 19–23 for undergraduate and vocational places and up to 45 for postgraduate. You need good secondary or university results and, if the teaching is in French, a one-year French course. Ask the Moroccan embassy in Dhaka whether Bangladesh takes part.

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About this opportunity

The Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation (AMCI) offers scholarships to students from partner countries, mainly in Africa, to study at Moroccan public universities and institutes. Places are shared out through each country's education ministry.

How to apply, step by step

1. Check that you are eligible. Citizens of partner countries, mainly in Africa, applying through their own government. Typical age limits: 19–23 for undergraduate and vocational places and up to 45 for postgraduate. You need good secondary or university results and, if the teaching is in French, a one-year French course. Ask the Moroccan embassy in Dhaka whether Bangladesh takes part.
2. Note the deadline. Apr – Jul (annual; set by each partner country's education ministry - for example Malawi's 2026/27 round closed on 26 June 2026) Confirm the exact date on the official page.
3. Prepare your documents. Passport or national ID; Academic transcripts and degree certificates; CV; Statement of purpose or motivation letter (if requested); Reference or recommendation letters (if requested); Research proposal (for research degrees, if requested); English-language test result or other language proof (if required); Anything else listed on the official page (this list is a typical checklist - always confirm there).
4. Apply on the official page. Open the official application page and submit your application before the deadline.

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Tips from our advisors

1. Read the eligibility line by line before you write anything. Most rejections are eligibility mismatches, not weak essays.
2. Contact potential supervisors before you apply. Send a one-page research summary and a short, specific email.
3. Show a clear link between your past studies, this programme and your career goal. Committees look for a story, not a list.
4. Beyond grades, show leadership and community impact with concrete numbers and outcomes.
5. Ask your referees at least 4 weeks ahead and give them your CV, your draft SOP and the deadline.
6. Submit at least 48 hours before the deadline. Portals slow down on the last day.

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Who can apply for Moroccan Government (AMCI) Scholarship?

Citizens of partner countries, mainly in Africa, applying through their own government. Typical age limits: 19–23 for undergraduate and vocational places and up to 45 for postgraduate. You need good secondary or university results and, if the teaching is in French, a one-year French course. Ask the Moroccan embassy in Dhaka whether Bangladesh takes part.

What does Moroccan Government (AMCI) Scholarship cover?

Return air ticket, tuition, medical insurance and a monthly student allowance (the Malawi 2026/27 notice lists USD 80 a month); teaching is in French, with a one-year French course first

When is the deadline for Moroccan Government (AMCI) Scholarship?

Apr – Jul (annual; set by each partner country's education ministry - for example Malawi's 2026/27 round closed on 26 June 2026) Dates change every year, so confirm on the official page.

Where can I study or work with Moroccan Government (AMCI) Scholarship?

Host countries: Morocco.

What documents do I need for Moroccan Government (AMCI) Scholarship?

Passport or national ID; Academic transcripts and degree certificates; CV; Statement of purpose or motivation letter (if requested); Reference or recommendation letters (if requested); Research proposal (for research degrees, if requested); English-language test result or other language proof (if required); Anything else listed on the official page (this list is a typical checklist - always confirm there).

How much work is the Moroccan Government (AMCI) Scholarship application?

Low–Medium: No Essay (Transcript + Medical Certificate + Ministry Nomination Form)