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Coffee Culture Scholarships

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Celebrate Ethiopia’s Coffee Legacy on a Global Stage

Buna Scholarship & Marketing is excited to launch our Coffee Culture Scholarships a distinctive opportunity for Ethiopian students to immerse themselves in international study abroad programs while sharing the rich traditions and social impact of Ethiopian coffee culture. 

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Eligibility Requirements

  • Ethiopian citizenship
  • Minimum GPA : 2 or equivalent
  • Admission (or ongoing application) to a partner university
  • Strong personal motivation and a commitment to community service
  • English proficiency

Must Have

  • Ethiopian Citizenship
  • Academic Transcript
  • Completed Online Application Form
  • Personal Statement
  • Recommendation Letters (2)
  • Proof of Extracurriculars / Community Involvement
  • English Language Proficiency (if required by host university)

Nice to have

  • Leadership Experience
  • Portfolio or Creative Work
  • Coffee Culture Proposal
  • Statement of Financial Need
  • Previous International Exposure
  • Awards or Recognitions
  • Resume or CV
  • Social Media / Blog / Personal Website (optional)

What Makes This Scholarship Unique?

  • Cultural Ambassadors: This isn’t just about academic achievement—it’s about storytelling. Scholars will design innovative, coffee-focused cultural exchange projects (e.g., coffee ceremonies, tastings, community events) in their host countries to spark curiosity and dialogue.
  • Holistic Support: From tuition and travel to living costs, visa help, and mentorship—including guidance in how to craft compelling cultural programming abroad.
  • Leadership with Purpose: We're seeking Ethiopia's next generation of leaders—those fueling positive change through coffee, culture, or community development.

What’s Included

  • Full university tuition
  • Travel (international airfare) and visa assistance
  • Accommodation and living allowance
  • Cultural project budget (e.g. event materials, venue, marketing)
  • Academic resources and mentorship through the scholarship journey

 How to Apply

  1. Submit Online Form
    • Academic background, personal statement, and your proposed coffee-culture project vision.
  3. Document Review & Interview
    • Selected candidates will undergo an academic and project review, followed by a virtual interview.
  5. Proposal Refinement
    • Finalists collaborate with our team to shape a clear and impactful cultural project plan.
  7. Award & Orientation
    • Recipients receive official acceptance, onboarding, and logistical prep for international study and project execution.

Why This Matters

Ethiopian coffee isn't just a beverage—it’s a tradition woven into communities, celebrations, and identity. By infusing your studies with cultural storytelling, you become a global ambassador of Ethiopian heritage—building bridges, sparking dialogue, and inspiring appreciation for coffee’s origins. Ethiopian coffee heritage stretches from the highlands of Sidamo to the timeless coffee ceremonies in every home bunasm.com.

 FAQs Worth Knowing

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What types of cultural projects are eligible?

Anything showcasing Ethiopian coffee—ceremonies, exhibitions, community dialogues, local partnerships, or digital storytelling.

Do I need university admission before applying?

Not necessarily—you can apply while awaiting acceptance; conditional scholarships may be offered pending university enrollment.

How large is the project funding?

Budgets vary based on plan size (typically €500–€2,000), ensuring you have resources to execute effectively.

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