"foreign scholarships" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to scholarships offered by institutions outside of the country in which you are currently living. For example, "The university offers a variety of foreign scholarships for international students."
The usual dozen or so new foreign scholarships will not be offered.
We have a lot of foreign scholarships, and in those areas we are stressing medical doctors, engineers, scientists.
The University of Abidjan, once an impressive institution, now decrepit, continues to turn out thousands of graduates every term for government jobs or foreign scholarships that no longer exist.
Some 600 foreign scholarship winners have been barred from leaving.
Many of the foreign scholarship students, he said, come from areas like Eastern Europe, China and India.
In the fall, the former dean, Cecilia Chang, was on trial, accused of stealing more than $1 million from the university and using foreign scholarship students as her personal servants.
After raising for Obama, Pishevar was appointed by the president to be on the J William Fulbright foreign scholarship board and frequently visits the White House.
Because he was an excellent student, he earned a rare prize: a foreign scholarship from the Ministry of Oil, which recruited the best and the brightest from the country's secondary schools.
"In terms of advanced scientific research on the mummies, it's just not happening," said Victor H. Mair, a professor of Chinese language and literature at the University of Pennsylvania who has been at the forefront of foreign scholarship of the mummies.
But the dean, Cecilia Chang, fought her way up driven by the same ambition and greed that would pull her down, accused of stealing more than $1 million from the school and using foreign scholarship students as her personal servants, prosecutors said during a three-week trial in Federal District Court in Brooklyn.
A former dean of St. John's University accused of using foreign scholarship students as her personal servants and stealing more than $1 million from the school took the stand in her own defense on Monday, in an effort to explain away weeks of evidence from prosecutors that painted her as a master manipulator, spendthrift and thief.
