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Amman, June 11 (Petra) — The Ministry of Higher Education and
Scientific Research has announced the opening of applications for the
Brazilian GCUB-MOB International Academic Mobility and Scholarship
Program, offering opportunities to pursue master’s and doctoral
degrees at participating universities in Brazil during the 2026/2027
academic year.
The program is implemented by the International Cooperation Group of
Brazilian Universities (GCUB) in partnership with a number of
Brazilian higher education institutions and aims to promote
international academic exchange and research collaboration.
According to a ministry statement issued Thursday, the scholarships
provide a range of benefits, including full tuition coverage, a
monthly financial stipend and access to university services and
student facilities.
The ministry said eligible applicants can submit their applications
electronically through the program’s online platform, accompanied by
the required supporting documents.
Applicants may also obtain additional information regarding admission
requirements, participating universities and scholarship conditions
through the program’s official website.
The ministry noted that the application deadline has been set for
July 6.
Students interested in applying were urged to verify that their
chosen institutions are included on the ministry’s list of recognized
Brazilian universities before completing the application process.
The ministry also emphasized that scholarship recipients must comply
with the 2023 regulations governing the recognition and equivalency
of non-Jordanian academic qualifications, including amendments
introduced in 2025.
The scholarship initiative forms part of ongoing efforts to expand
international study opportunities and strengthen academic cooperation
between higher education institutions and global partners.
//Petra// RZ