International Scholarships for South East Asia & Taiwan Students in UK

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.

Benefits

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.

Terms And Conditions

The University of Suffolk Vice-Chancellor’s International Excellence Scholarship (2024/5) is designed to attract and reward exceptional international applicants of the University of Suffolk who have an excellent record of academic achievement and show a commitment to having a transformative impact both during their studies and after graduation. 

Eligibility

As the scholarship invites applications from talented individuals and give them a chance to experience best educational, cultural and social perks during their time in England, GRE/GMAT scores are not required. It is purely based on your academic performance of past qualification. 

To be eligible for any study program, record of academic excellence (distinct class honors etc.), working experience, projects/previous research will increase your chances of acceptance. 

Publications are not necessary. However, any research experience in the desired field or relevant to Proposed Research will give an edge to your application. 

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.

Benefits

The Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence Award offers a £5,000 tuition fee reduction for self-funded international students across postgraduate taught courses at Brunel University London. This scholarship aims to reward exceptional students with excellent academic records and a passion for creating positive change in their communities.

Eligibility

Must have an offer to study on a full time postgraduate taught programme starting in September 2024 of the 2024/25 academic year.

Applicants must have a minimum 2:1 and above or equivalent internationally recognised undergraduate qualification.

Must be classed as an Overseas fee paying student based on the UK government regulations and be self-funded (not sponsored). This includes applicants from the EU who are required to pay overseas fees.

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.

Conditions (for all scholarship winners)

The scholarship is only valid for courses starting in September 2024 and January 2025 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).