UK Scholarships

Scholarships for International Students

The UK provides financial aid to international students who do not have access to financial resources in terms of education loans and scholarships. The scholarships reduce the burden of studying abroad and lead to better and more rewarding career opportunities for international students. There is always high competition for getting scholarships, so it is always suggested that the students start the procedure 8 – 12 months in advance.

UK Scholarships Intake Periods

Intake Duration
Autumn/ Fall Intake September – December
Spring Intake January – April
Summer Intake April – June

Eligibility For Scholarships To Study in the UK

  • Must have Certain work experience; only if required
  • The student must be an international student
  • The student must be funding their own tuition themselves as opposed to the government, employer, etc
  • Must fulfill the given minimum GPA requirement
  • Provide English Proficiency test scores (IELTS) or TOEFL
  • Must have a letter of Acceptance for a full-time undergraduate course

Step-by-Step Guide:

  • Step 1: Research the appropriate scholarships available in the UK.
  • Step 2: Check if you meet the eligibility criteria
  • Step 3: Prepare and gather all the necessary documents like Letters of recommendation, academic records, etc.
  • Step 4: Submit the complete application along with the documents.
  • Step 5: Prepare for the interviews only if applicable.

Universities offering scholarships to study in the UK

University Scholarships in GBP*
University of Hertfordshire Upto 2,000
Heriot Watt University Upto 6,000
Chester University Upto 2,500
University of bedfordshire Upto 1,500
Greenwich University Upto 4,000
University of east london Upto 2,500
Northumbria Newcastle Upto 2,000
Birmingham City University Upto 1,500
Coventry University Upto 5,000
University College Birmingham Upto 2,500

The scholarships include partially and fully funded scholarships, which also provide them with a monthly stipend for tuition fees, accommodation charges, health insurance, and a travel allowance.