Most scholarships in Europe do not require work experience, especially for students applying for Bachelor’s or Master’s programs. However, some scholarships that focus on leadership and professional development may prefer applicants with work experience. For example, the Chevening Scholarship usually requires at least two years of professional work experience. Having work experience can strengthen a scholarship application because it shows practical skills and career commitment. Even when it is not required, internships, volunteer work, or part-time jobs can help students build a stronger profile for scholarship applications.