There are 9 active bachelor's scholarships for international students in United Kingdom worth up to €60k, from 9 providers. Compare eligibility, awards, and deadlines below and apply before they close.
Open to UK Home or Rest of UK fee-paying students who identify as Black British (Black or Black British Caribbean, Black or Black British African, Mixed White and Black Caribbean, Mixed White and Black African, or Other Black background) and have a total household income of £25,000 or less per year. Applicants must have firmly accepted an offer to study a full-time first undergraduate degree at the University of Aberdeen for the 2026/2027 academic year and must apply for full income-assessed student finance and consent to share the assessment with the university. International and postgraduate students are not eligible.
partial fundingFor international (overseas fee-status) students who join the University of Warwick through one of its international partnership routes — for example students from a partner university, an articulation or progression agreement, or a specific country/region partnership. It is a partial tuition-fee reduction; the exact value, number of awards, and eligible partnerships are set by Warwick each year.
For undergraduate students from low-income countries who, for financial or political reasons, cannot study for a degree in their own country. It funds a first undergraduate degree at the University of Oxford and is not available for the standard Medicine course. Applicants apply to Oxford through UCAS first, then submit a separate scholarship application if shortlisted.
Open to young people aged 18 to 30 who are citizens of eligible Middle East countries, have demonstrated leadership qualities, and are working on ideas that address regional or global issues. Applicants should have a track record of innovative thinking and a strong commitment to creating positive change in their community.
partial fundingFor students undertaking eligible online/distance-learning undergraduate study with the University of Edinburgh, who demonstrate financial need (often from lower-income countries). The scholarship is a tuition-fee discount; you apply through the University's online learning scholarship process.
Open to young leaders from any country who can show leadership and a commitment to affordable, sustainable housing or to supporting vulnerable communities and refugees. There is no degree requirement; selection is based on impact and ideas rather than academic study.
Open to UK Home Fee Status students aged 25 or younger on 1 September 2026 who are starting or continuing their first undergraduate degree at a partner university main campus. Applicants must be care leavers, care-experienced, or estranged students who are applying for or receiving student finance, and must provide supporting documents from their local authority or student finance body. International and overseas fee-paying students, and students at franchise or satellite campuses, are not eligible.
partial fundingProspective UCL undergraduates of any nationality with financial need who would be unable to enrol without support and who will contribute to UCL student life.
Open to applicants of all nationalities aged between 18 and 45 who are proficient in English (the program is conducted in English). Ideal candidates have demonstrated experience in leadership, advocacy or research and a passion for global policy, diplomacy or social impact. The fellowship offers multiple registration tiers (fully funded, self-funded, access-only and invitation-letter-only), each with a different fee and benefits package.
9 active scholarships are listed on this page, updated regularly.
Yes — these scholarships are open to international students; check each one's eligibility and deadline.