Overview
The Islamic University of Madinah offers external (full) scholarships to international students living outside Saudi Arabia. Programs include Shariah, Qur’an and Hadith, Arabic language, law, business economics, engineering, computing and sciences. Theoretical colleges teach in Arabic; scientific colleges teach in English (IELTS/TOEFL needed from non-English-speaking countries).
Applications are made online through the Study in Saudi Arabia platform during the yearly admission window announced by the university.
Who can apply
Applicants living outside Saudi Arabia, aged 17–25, with a general high school certificate obtained within the last five years, good conduct, medical fitness, two recommendations and no previous scholarship from another Saudi institution.
- Eligible nationalities
- All nationalities
- Academic stage
- High school, Undergraduate
Mandatory conditions
- High school certificate obtained within the last five years.
- Two recommendation letters from recognized bodies or academics in your home country.
- No previous scholarship from another Saudi institution and no disciplinary dismissal.
- Scientific colleges: English certificate (e.g. IELTS/TOEFL) from non-English-speaking countries.
Funding package
Free tuition, university housing, monthly stipend, arrival and graduation allowances, book shipping allowance, a yearly economy ticket home, subsidized meals and free medical care.
- Tuition covered
- Stipend or salary covered
- Travel covered
- Accommodation covered
- Health insurance covered
Application dates
- Deadline
- To be confirmed Deadline to be confirmed
- Duration
- 4–5 years depending on the college, plus Arabic preparatory study if needed
Verification
- Status
- Verified against the official source
- Official source
- iu.edu.sa
- Last checked
- 18 Oct 2026
- Listing updated
- 18 Oct 2026
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