Heriot-Watt University MSc Actuarial Science International Scholarships in UK

Vice Chancellor’s Future Leaders Award - February 2025 entry

This prestigious award recognises academic excellence and is awarded to selected students starting a degree at the University of Surrey in February 2025, who understand social responsibility and demonstrate the potential to be future leaders.

Eligibility criteria

Hold an offer to study a full time master's degree at Surrey in February 2025, taught on-campus in Guildford

Be self-funded (you must be paying for your studies independently rather than being sponsored or in receipt of another scholarship)

This Scholarship is not open to students from Surrey International Study Centre (SISC)

Applicants in receipt of the Future Leaders scholarship will not be eligible for any other Surrey Scholarship. 

Northumbria University is pleased to announce the Chris K. Jones Scholarships for September 2024.

How to Apply

Students must apply for the Northumbria Undergraduate Award by following the standard application process. Ensure that all Terms and Conditions are read thoroughly before applying.

Benefits

£2,000 per year for the duration of the undergraduate program (total of £6,000).

Opportunity to engage in regular communication with Chris K. Jones, who will provide support and guidance throughout the degree.

Enhanced overall learning and university experience.

International Scholarships for South East Asia & Taiwan students

At Bangor University we understand that tuition fees and the cost of living can all add up for international students who are planning to study in the UK. So to help reduce your financial costs, we have introduced the International Scholarship for students from South East Asia and Taiwan, which may partially help fund your studies at Bangor University.

Eligibility

You must be self-funding or partially funded. Candidates who are fully sponsored by a third party will not be entitled to this Scholarship.

Only open to students paying International Tuition Fee Levels.

The University of St Andrews is offering £2,000 fee reduction scholarships for students studying on MSc International Education and the range of MSc TESOL courses starting in September 2025 and studying online by distance learning. The scholarships will be awarded to students who are experienced practitioners with two years of relevant work experience.

To be eligible to apply you must hold an offer to study on an MSc TESOL programme (Online, September start) or the MSc International Education programme (Online, September start) at the University of St Andrews by the time the scholarship submission deadline date.

Apply

Submit your application for the MSc TESOL or MSc International Education program.

Upon applying, you will receive login details for the My Application portal, allowing access to the scholarship application form.

You must apply for the scholarship before the deadline after securing an offer for the program.

Eligibility

You must be self-funding or partially funded. Candidates who are fully sponsored by a third party will not be entitled to this Scholarship.

Only open to students paying International Tuition Fee Levels.

How to apply

No scholarship application is required. All international applicants will be awarded this scholarship when they submit their application to study at Bangor University through our application portal or UCAS. The scholarship will be confirmed in the Offer Letter.

Conditions (for all scholarship winners)

The scholarship is only valid for courses starting in January 2025 and September 2025 and and cannot be deferred to the following year.

This scholarship cannot be used in conjunction with any other Bangor University Scholarship (with the exception of the Alumni Discount).

Scholarships for MA Political Science and International Relations

The competition is open to all students who have applied for the Political Science and International Relations MA programme for the forthcoming academic year. 

This scholarship is intended to fund a student who does not yet possess a postgraduate qualification (MA/MRes/MSc, PhD or equivalent).

You must have been assessed for fee status as a ‘home’ student, or expect to be assessed as a ‘home student’.

You should not be in possession of any other bursary, award or scholarship awarded by the University of Liverpool. This excludes the Postgraduate Progression Award, which is an automatic fee reduction for students who have completed previous undergraduate study at the University of Liverpool and can be combined with this scholarship.