University of Manchester Global Futures Scholarships in UK

We are offering an Early Confirmation Scholarship to support international students who hold an offer and meet the deposit deadline.

Terms & Conditions 

EU students are not eligible for this award, but EU students are eligible for the EU bursary.

This award is only available for the September 2025 intake. Students paying deposits for September 2025, then deferring to later intakes will need to reapply for other scholarship awards.

This award is for new full time, undergraduate or postgraduate taught students at the University of Greenwich. Students on partner courses are not eligible.

Recipients of this Early Confirmation Scholarship will not be eligible to apply for further support via the International Scholarship Award once that application procedure opens in early April.

Recipients of other scholarships or external funding awards need to check the terms and conditions of those awards to understand if they are eligible for support through this award.

If you have been awarded a scholarship in a previous intake, you will not be able to carry forward that scholarship, and must now meet the conditions for the Early Confirmation Scholarship by deferring your offer and ensuring you have paid your deposit before 15th March. 

 The scholarship is available in all the subjects offered at Oxford University except medicine. To be eligible for the Reach Oxford Scholarship, international students must apply for admission at the University before they are considered for the Reach Oxford Scholarship Program. 

Eligibility Criteria

The Reach Oxford scholarship is open to the Nationals of the above-mentioned countries.

The scholarship is for the New Undergraduate students.

You must first apply for the admission at the oxford university by 15th October 2024 through the UCAS Online application system.

Be successful in gaining a place.

Benefits

Full Tuition Fee

Living Expenses

One Round Airfare Ticket per year

University Of Queenland

Our scholarships let you make the most of uni life. They can help with financial support, tuition, accommodation, mentoring or industry experience.

International 

The Future Students International Contact Centre can help with scholarships questions, as well as entry requirements, pathways, student life and how to apply.

Domestic

If you're an Australian citizen or permanent resident, or a New Zealand citizen, our contact centre can advise on how to apply, how scholarships are awarded and how to continue to meet the conditions of scholarship programs. 

The scholarship provides a fee discount of £4,000 for each year of study, excluding sandwich years for undergraduates. For postgraduate-taught programs, the discount is applied proportionately based on program length.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the Vice-Chancellor’s International Excellence Scholarship (2024/5), applicants must.

Have received a conditional or unconditional offer for a 360-credit undergraduate or 180-credit postgraduate-taught programme delivered by the University of Suffolk at the Ipswich campus.

Be studying on a full-time basis.

Have applied to commence studies in the 2024/5 academic year.

Be self-funding and classified as Overseas for fee purposes (international fees).

 Have applied for the Vice-Chancellor’s International Excellence Scholarship (2024/5) prior to the scholarship application deadline (see below)

Undergraduate applicants must be starting their studies in Year 1 (Level 4)

The scholarships will be awarded to students who are experienced practitioners with two years of relevant work experience.The International Education Institute reserves the right not to make an award if no appropriate submissions are made. A decision on the award will be made by committee.

This study program is a great opportunity for those who want to pursue independent journalism. This fellowship will broaden their thoughts and make them capable of doing freelance journalism in their own country.

Programme structure

Fellows will undertake a bespoke 8-week fellowship titled ‘Good Governance in a Changing World: the Media, Politics and Society’. The programme explores the different ways in which the media play a part in holding democratic processes to account, including government, the civil service and security, as well as the broader political system in both the South Asia region and the UK.

During this programme, fellows will explore the range of approaches taken by the UK and the South Asia region, and then use that knowledge to direct discussions that tackle the big issues challenging the field.