This round has finished. Providers often reopen — watch the official page for the next cycle.
International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA)
IACA Partial Scholarship for MACS and IMACC 2026
We found and reviewed this scholarship through an external listing. Confirm current details with the provider.
A limited partial-tuition award for admitted or applied 2026 MACS and IMACC candidates from the official eligible-country groups.
Do I qualify 8 requirements for everyone + route options
Do I qualify
The eligibility details below come from the captured scholarship source. Compare them with your circumstances and the provider page.
Everyone needs
- admission Official IACA reference number
- admission Meet all admission requirements for the master's programme
- Strong academic capability
- Potential to complete the programme successfully within the two-year duration
- Leadership qualities
- Ability to create positive social impact
- Commitment to anti-corruption, compliance, transparency, governance, or related fields
- All eligibility requirements established by IACA
These depend on how you qualify. The provider describes several ways, and you will not need all of them. The official page shows which applies to you.
- nationality United Nations-defined Least Developed Countries (LDCs)
- nationality IACA State Parties classified by the World Bank as Low-Income Economies, IACA State Parties classified by the…
- admission Submitted an application for admission to MACS or IMACC
- admission Admitted to MACS or IMACC for the 2026 cohort
- Hybrid study format applicants who provide evidence that they can meet required travel and participation costs
Preferences and flexible criteria (1)
- Genuinely require financial assistance to pursue their studies
Not open to: Palestinian nationality alone does not qualify because Palestine is neither an IACA state party nor a UN least-developed country; applicants without an IACA programme reference number cannot apply
- Who is eligible
- UN least-developed-country citizens or citizens of qualifying-income IACA state parties; Palestine is not directly eligible
- Level of study
- Master's
- Fields of study
- Anti-corruption studies and anti-corruption compliance
What's covered Partial funding
- Funding type
- Partial funding
- Funding details
- Partial tuition support up to €17,900; recipients pay any remaining tuition plus travel and living costs.
- Duration
- Two-year programme
- Host country
- Austria / online
- Host institution
- International Anti-Corruption Academy
What I need No separate scholarship fee stated; MACS admission application fee €100, with a published €50 rate for specified countries
- Application fee
- No separate scholarship fee stated; MACS admission application fee €100, with a published €50 rate for specified countries
- In-person requirements
- In-person requirement unclear
The full document list lives on the official page — we do not republish it, because it changes between cycles.
Apply Route still to confirm
How to apply
The application information below summarizes the captured scholarship source. Review the provider page before submitting.
- Deadline
- 31 July 2026
- Deadline notes
- The 2026 scholarship is closed. The official page also contains a stale 2025-cohort reference.
- Application cycle
- 2026 application cycle
- Notes
- Admission to the programme is an essential requirement before scholarship consideration. Applicants cannot submit the scholarship application without an official IACA reference number; the reference number is issued by the IACA Admissions Team after confirming that an applicant's admission application is complete. Applicants choosing the hybrid study format must provide evidence that they can meet required travel and participation costs. Candidates should demonstrate that they can complete the programme within its standard two-year duration.
Details to confirm
- This cycle is closed or has passed. Watch the official page for a future cycle.
- A direct official application route has not been found yet.
- Some hard eligibility requirements are incomplete in the captured source.
- Some eligibility wording is ambiguous in the source — read the exact wording on the official page.
This cycle is closed or has passed; follow the provider page for the next cycle.
Never pay anyone to guarantee, reserve or submit a scholarship. Some universities charge an admission fee — verify it on the official domain and ask about waivers.
Report a problem with this scholarship
Please don’t include your name, phone number or other personal details.