
The Kent Graduate Scholarship offers a valuable 20% reduction in postgraduate taught Master’s tuition fees for eligible students. This scholarship is designed to support current University of Kent undergraduates transitioning to postgraduate study, as well as alumni returning to further their education. It aims to make it more affordable to continue your academic journey, deepen your expertise, and enhance your career prospects. This scholarship is a fantastic opportunity for those who have already experienced the University of Kent's community, teaching, and support systems. By staying at Kent, you can build on your existing academic foundations, learn from familiar lecturers, and maintain your established networks while gaining a specialized postgraduate qualification. The scholarship can also apply to conversion Master's courses for those looking to switch subjects.
The Kent Graduate Scholarship is an automatic discount for eligible students. There is no separate application process; your eligibility will be assessed upon application to an eligible postgraduate taught Master's course.
Final-year international students progressing from undergraduate to postgraduate study may not be eligible for this specific scholarship, as separate international scholarships may apply. It is advisable to explore other international scholarship options if this applies to you. Specific eligibility criteria and exclusions may apply, so please check the official scholarship page for full details.
Eligibility for the Kent Graduate Scholarship is determined by your status as a current Kent undergraduate or alumnus, and enrollment in an eligible postgraduate taught Master's course for the 2026–27 academic year. It is an automatic discount for those who meet the criteria.
The University of Kent is a leading UK university, known for its excellent teaching and research. It offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across various disciplines, fostering a vibrant academic community and providing strong support for its students.