Masters Scholarships Offered in United Kingdom , 2025 - 2026

In partnership with the British Council and the GREAT Britain Campaign, the University of Manchester is offering five scholarships to students in Bangladesh, France, Greece, India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Thailand, Turkey, and Vietnam applying for one-year master’s programmes, who will enroll in the 2025/26 academic year.

Northumbria University is proud to be continuing the Mott MacDonald Scholarship for Renewable and Sustainable Energy Technologies MSc students applying to study in September 2025. The scholarship will award two students with £2,000 during their one-year degree. The money can be used to enhance the overall learning experience.

The UCL Humanitarian Scholarship supports students displaced by armed conflict or at serious risk due to such conflicts. It enables them to pursue a full-time Master’s degree at University College London (UCL). The scholarship provides full financial coverage, including tuition fees, a maintenance allowance, visa fees, and one return flight

Applications are now open for the University of Leeds International Excellence Scholarships 2025. At Leeds, we welcome international students from over 140 countries or regions to our multicultural campus. Our International Excellence Scholarship supports students to fulfill their potential and join our diverse community. Check the following eligibility criteria and submit your application.

Applications are now open for the 2025/2026 SOAS University of London Hyundai Motor Group Scholarships. Hyundai Motor Group is offering five fully funded scholarships aimed at developing experts for sustainable development in Africa. This program fosters long-term collaboration and empowers African students to create meaningful change in their communities.

Scholarship recipients will engage in networking events, seminars, and academic activities supported by the Hyundai Motor Group, ensuring long-term career support beyond their studies.

The Christine and Ian Bolt Scholarships were set up in memory of Christine Bolt, Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Kent, and were generously funded by her late husband, Ian Bolt. Successful applicants will be awarded up to £10,000 each (to include tuition fees) to support a sustained period of research in America for up to one year. In exceptional circumstances, the scholarship holders may be invited to re-apply for a further one year's funding.

Scholarships are aimed at students whose area of research has an American element and/or where the center of expertise or an important source of research material is located in the United States of America.