I am interested in applying for an Onassis Foundation Scholarship for a future academic year. Can you tell me when the next scholarship application period is expected to open (e.g., for the 2026-27 academic year)? What are the general eligibility requirements for applicants, and what specific fields of study or types of programs are typically supported by these scholarships? If exact dates aren't available, please provide the general application timeline or recurring period.
Navigate to the homepage of onassis.org. Click the '' button (hamburger menu) to open the main navigation. Click on the 'Open Calls' link in the main navigation. On the 'Open Calls' page, look for information regarding the expected opening of the next scholarship application period (e.g., 2026-27 academic year) or a general recurring timeline. If general eligibility criteria and supported fields of study are not on the 'Open Calls' page, navigate back to the 'Education' section (ID 212) from the main navigation. From the 'Education' page, click on the 'Scholarships' link (ID 55) to see if there is a general overview page, not just specific closed calls. If the 'Scholarships' link again leads to a specific, closed call, return to the 'Education' page and explore other links like 'Academic Programs' (ID 60) or 'Educational Programs' (ID 59) for general scholarship information. Extract general eligibility requirements for the scholarship program. Identify the types of studies (e.g., postgraduate, doctoral) or academic fields typically supported by the scholarships. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully opens the main navigation menu. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Open Calls' page. The agent states the expected opening period for the next scholarship call (e.g., 'early 2026' or 'annually in late winter/early spring') or explicitly states if this information is not available on the website. At least three general eligibility requirements are listed (e.g., 'Greek citizenship or origin', 'postgraduate studies', 'specific academic excellence'). The types of studies or fields typically supported by the scholarships are identified (e.g., 'humanities', 'sciences', 'arts', 'doctoral research').