Roundup posts have a problem: they are accurate on the day they are written and misleading a fortnight later. Somebody arrives from a search engine six months on, reads a list of scholarships, and finds every one of them closed.
So this is not a list. It is a pointer to the live one.
The closing-soon view
The site tracks the deadline on every listing and files them accordingly. Anything closing within thirty days appears together, soonest first, at opportunities closing soon. Anything whose deadline has passed leaves the open lists on its own, overnight, without anyone having to remember.
That page is correct whenever you open it, which is more than any article can promise.
How to use it well
Sort by deadline and work backwards from the closing date rather than forwards from today. An application needing two references and a transcript is a three-week job, not a weekend one, whatever the deadline says.
Filter by funding before you filter by anything else. Fully funded and partially funded are very different propositions, and the second is where people lose money they did not plan to spend.
Check the study level. A great deal of frustration comes from reading a master's scholarship carefully before noticing it is a master's scholarship.
One caution
Our deadline is the one the organisation published when we listed it. Deadlines get extended and occasionally brought forward. Confirm on their page before you plan around a date — that link is on every listing.