There are 37 active master's scholarships for international students in United Kingdom worth up to €95k, from 37 providers. Compare eligibility, awards, and deadlines below and apply before they close.
Open to internationally trained sonographers recruited via the NHS England Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) route or already working in the UK NHS in a non-obstetrics role. Applicants must hold a clinical placement in the NHS starting around September 2026, with a minimum of 14 hours per week, and meet King's College London's standard academic and English language entry requirements. The award funds the part-time Postgraduate Certificate (PgCert) in Clinical Ultrasound.
Open to nationals of sub-Saharan African countries who are employed for at least 12 months by a local public health or research organisation working in areas such as HIV, TB, malaria, antimicrobial resistance, maternal health, or climate-related diseases. Applicants need employer support and a commitment to continued employment after the fellowship, must meet LSHTM's admission requirements for the MSc by Distance Learning, and should hold at least a second-class honours degree or equivalent professional qualification with 3+ years of relevant experience.
Open to international and UK students who have secured an offer for the Kew/QMUL Plant and Fungal Taxonomy, Diversity and Conservation MSc and wish to focus their research project on Tropical African botany. Applicants must show experience in Tropical African botany, a commitment to continuing work in the field after the course, meet UK study and visa requirements, be proficient in English, and not hold another bursary or grant for the same MSc year.
Open to applicants holding or pursuing a bachelor's degree in a relevant STEM field such as computer science, data science, mathematics, engineering, or business and health-related disciplines, who are eligible to study in the UK and who can demonstrate academic excellence and potential in artificial intelligence. The scholarship funds taught master's study at the University of Bristol; applicants from underrepresented or low-income backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.
Open to U.S. citizens who hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited U.S. university with a GPA of at least 3.7, graduating within the last ~3 years, who do not already hold a UK degree. Scholars pursue any postgraduate degree at any UK university for one to two years.
For talented young people from around the world to undertake postgraduate study at the University of Oxford. Around 100 scholars are selected each year from more than 60 countries and constituencies; applications are made in your home country or constituency, each with its own age and eligibility rules.
Open to mid-career professionals in the arts and culture sector from eligible countries who hold a degree equivalent to a UK second-class honours (or equivalent professional experience) and have at least five years of work experience. Applicants must commit to returning home after the fellowship; British or dual British citizens and recent His Majesty's Government employees are not eligible. Past UK government award holders may reapply only after a five-year gap with demonstrated career progress.
For citizens of eligible Commonwealth countries (chiefly low- and middle-income) for master's and PhD study in the UK. Applicants apply through a nominating body in their home country (or selected UK universities/agencies) and must usually be unable to afford UK study without the scholarship.
For citizens of eligible low- and middle-income Commonwealth countries to pursue a one-year taught master's in the UK, who could not otherwise afford to study there. Applicants apply through an approved nominating body in their home country and via the CSC online system.
Open to Chinese nationals who intend to return to China after the fellowship and who have at least 5 years of relevant professional experience in the energy sector. Applicants need a postgraduate-level qualification or equivalent professional training in a relevant field and must not hold British dual nationality. Those who have received UK government-funded scholarships before must observe a 5-year gap. The fellowship is hosted at the Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP) at the University of Dundee as part of the UK-China Energy Dialogue.
Open to citizens of a Chevening-eligible country (~160 countries) who have an undergraduate degree, at least ~2 years (2,800 hours) of work experience, and who intend to return to their home country for at least 2 years after the scholarship. Applicants must secure an unconditional offer for an eligible one-year UK master's by mid-July.
full fundingOpen to citizens of any country outside the United Kingdom applying for a full-time postgraduate degree (PhD, MSc/MLitt, or one-year master's) at the University of Cambridge. Selection weighs academic excellence, a strong fit with the chosen Cambridge course, a clear commitment to improving the lives of others, and leadership potential.
For students from low- and lower-middle-income Commonwealth countries who could not otherwise afford to study a full-time taught master's in the UK. Awards are made jointly (cost-shared) with participating UK universities; you apply through a participating university for an eligible one-year taught master's.
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.
Open to applicants of any nationality admitted to the full-time one-year Oxford MBA at Saïd Business School who can demonstrate a track record of entrepreneurial action creating positive social or environmental impact, and for whom the cost of the programme is a significant financial burden.
Nationals of eligible developing and transition-economy countries applying to an eligible one- or two-year master’s at Oxford, with proven leadership potential and a commitment to return home.
Open to West African nationals (for example from Nigeria and Ghana) seeking to study the Master of Public Policy at the Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford. Applicants are generally aged between 25 and 45, hold a strong undergraduate degree (typically second-class upper or above), demonstrate leadership potential and a commitment to Africa's public sector, and intend to apply their learning in their home country's public service.
full fundingOpen only to United States citizens who are non-residents of the UK with no prior UK residence, hold a bachelor's degree in a relevant engineering field with a preferred GPA of 3.7 or higher, and are classified as overseas (non-UK) self-funded students applying for a one-year engineering master's at the University of Sheffield for Autumn 2026 entry.
Open to UK home students and international students applying for postgraduate research (PhD, PhD with research methods training, or a combined 1+3 master's and PhD) in the social sciences at one of the seven NINE partner universities. Applicants must hold or expect a strong undergraduate degree, and many routes value a relevant master's. International students may apply but should check the share of funded places open to overseas applicants and any fee-difference rules under the ESRC funding policy.
Open to international applicants holding an offer for the MSc International Management at Imperial College Business School. Candidates must show a strong track record of leadership across studies, work, internships, and community activity, plus outstanding future leadership potential. A first-class or upper second-class honours degree and a competitive GMAT or GRE score (around 600 or higher preferred) are expected. Non-native English speakers must provide an approved English language proficiency certificate.
full fundingOpen to UK, EU and international students with a UK 2:1 honours degree or equivalent (lower grades considered with a relevant master's), who meet the university's English requirements and, for +3.5 awards, evidence of completed research training.
Open to UK residents from Muslim communities (with preference for financially disadvantaged households) and to nationals resident in specified Asian and African countries. Applicants must be applying for a new full-time master's or DPhil at the University of Oxford in a subject relevant to the Islamic tradition or the Muslim world, meet the English language requirement, and intend to return to their country of ordinary residence after completing their course.
Open to UK and international students applying to one of three eligible MSc programmes in the Department of Aeronautics. Applicants must be new students (not currently enrolled at Imperial), submit a complete admission application by the deadline, and demonstrate academic merit and strong motivation for aeronautical or aerospace engineering. There is no separate scholarship form; eligible applicants are considered automatically.
Open to female students from one of the eligible developing countries who hold an unconditional offer for a taught Master's programme at Durham University by June 2026. Applicants must not already hold another postgraduate scholarship, must not already possess a Master's degree, must meet the admission and English language requirements for their chosen course, and must demonstrate financial need and a lack of alternative funding. MBA, PhD, and research-based Master's programmes are excluded.
Open to British Muslim students who are resident in the UK or British Overseas Territories and have secured a place on an eligible postgraduate taught master's programme at the University of Bradford. Applicants must apply to and be accepted by the university first, then apply separately to the Aziz Foundation.
full fundingOpen to female students who are nationals and residents of Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, or Vietnam, classified as international students for fee purposes, who hold a relevant undergraduate degree and secure an offer for one of the eligible one-year MSc courses at Brunel University of London. Applicants must demonstrate financial need, meet the English language requirement, and commit to returning to their home country for at least two years after graduation.
For master's students at LSE who have the academic ability to take up their place but face a funding gap. The Graduate Support Scheme is need-based (means-tested) and open to home and international students; you apply through LSE's graduate financial-support application after applying for your programme.
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 fundingOpen to applicants of all nationalities who have secured a place on the one-year full-time Cambridge MBA at Judge Business School. Candidates need a strong academic background, a competitive GMAT score, and proficiency in English. Preference is given to applicants of Lebanese descent. Applications are made to the Boustany Foundation only after an MBA offer has been received.
tuition only fundingOpen to nationals of low- and middle-income countries on the OECD DAC list of ODA recipients, with a special focus on applicants from Africa. Candidates must be accepted onto an eligible master's programme in a health, medical, or life-sciences field at the University of Edinburgh, hold or expect a first-class honours degree or equivalent, be domiciled in an eligible country, and submit a strong personal statement. Preference is given to those who have not previously studied at master's level and who hold an unconditional offer.
Open to international students who hold (or expect) an upper second-class honours degree in law, economics, geology, petroleum, mining engineering or finance, and who have received an offer for the September 2026 intake of the LLM in International Mineral Law and Policy or the LLM in International Oil and Gas Law and Policy at Dundee. Applicants from other backgrounds may be considered with a clear motivation and relevant work experience, and must meet the university's English language requirements.
partial fundingFor UK-domiciled students from low-income households (per UCL's widening-participation criteria) starting an eligible taught master's at University College London. The scholarship supports students who would otherwise find postgraduate study unaffordable; you apply through UCL's scholarship process.
For students from a defined list of countries applying for a one-year postgraduate (master's) course at a participating UK university. Each GREAT Scholarship is worth at least £10,000 toward tuition; you apply directly to the participating university by its deadline.
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.
partial fundingFor international (non-UK) students who hold an offer for an eligible taught master's at the University of Manchester. The scholarship is a partial tuition-fee reduction (commonly £5,000); most eligible students are considered automatically or via a short application, depending on the faculty.
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.
tuition only fundingOpen to British Muslims with Home fee status who are actively engaged in a Muslim community, hold an offer for an eligible postgraduate master's course at the University of Greenwich, and can show long-term commitment to community development in Britain.
37 active scholarships are listed on this page, updated regularly.
Yes — these scholarships are open to international students; check each one's eligibility and deadline.