Scholarships

Automatic university merit awards (£2,000 to £10,000 a year in the UK; 10 to 50 percent in Australia), government schemes (Chevening, Commonwealth, GREAT, DAAD, Fulbright, Stipendium Hungaricum), and country- or subject-specific awards. See our scholarship guide.

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For a small number of exceptional applicants with strong grades and leadership or work experience, yes. Most students should plan on partial awards plus a loan and part-time work.

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As early as the university accepts applications for your intake, usually from October for the following September. Many awards run out by spring.

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Yes. A scholarship letter from the university or a government body reduces the amount you must evidence, sometimes to zero.

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The UK government's fully funded one-year master's scholarship for future leaders with at least two years' work experience. Applications open in August and close in November for the following September.

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£10,000 towards a one-year UK master's at participating universities, for students from listed countries including India, Nigeria, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ghana and Kenya.

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We do not fund scholarships ourselves. We know which universities pay the most for which grades and we apply for every award you qualify for.

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