UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK
Warwick International Partnerships Scholarship
partial · bachelors, masters
- ~£5,000–£10,000Typical value (est.)
- Tuition-fee reductionType
- Warwick (UK)Host institution
- Undergraduate & taught mastersStudy level
- Partner-route studentsWho it is for
- Founded 1965University
At a glance
partial
Funding
€12k
Max amount
Dec 31, 2026
Deadline
Varies by partnership (international students from Warwick partner institutions / countries)
Country
University of Warwick
Provider
The Warwick International Partnerships Scholarship is offered by the University of Warwick in the United Kingdom to international students who join Warwick through one of its international partnership routes — including students from partner universities, articulation and progression agreements, and specific country or regional partnerships. Warwick was founded in 1965 and is a member of the Russell Group of 24 research-intensive UK universities. The scholarship is a partial tuition-fee reduction, typically worth around ~£5,000 to ~£10,000 for one year of study, applied against Warwick's overseas tuition fees (which sit at roughly ~£24,000 to ~£32,000 per year depending on the course). It is aimed at students entering eligible undergraduate or postgraduate-taught courses, and the exact value, number of awards, and eligible partnerships are reviewed by Warwick each year. Because partnership scholarships are tied to agreements that change from year to year, you should treat the figures and the 31 December 2026 (est.) deadline shown here as estimates and confirm the current value, eligibility, and closing date on Warwick's official scholarships and funding pages before you apply.
What's covered
- Tuition-fee reduction — A partial discount of around ~£5,000–£10,000 (est.) applied to Warwick's overseas tuition fee for the year.
- Eligible courses — Applies to eligible undergraduate and postgraduate-taught programmes covered by the relevant partnership.
- Partnership routes — For students entering via partner universities, articulation/progression agreements, or specific country partnerships.
- Duration — Usually applied to a single year of study; multi-year continuation depends on the specific scheme.
- Not covered — Living costs, travel, and the remaining tuition balance are not covered and must be self-funded.
How to apply
Secure an offer for an eligible Warwick course through the relevant partnership, then check whether the scholarship is automatic or needs a separate application.
- Apply for admission — Apply to an eligible Warwick undergraduate or taught-master's course through your partnership route.
- Confirm the partnership — Check with Warwick or your home institution whether your route is covered by a partnership scholarship.
- Check the mechanism — Find out whether the award is applied automatically on admission or requires a scholarship application form.
- Submit any application — If required, complete the scholarship application by the published deadline.
- Receive your offer — If selected, the tuition reduction is confirmed in your offer or funding letter.
- Accept and enrol — Accept the place and the scholarship, then complete enrolment at Warwick.
Eligibility
Fee statusClassified as an international (overseas) fee-paying student at Warwick.
Partnership routeJoining via a recognised partner university, articulation/progression agreement, or country partnership.
AdmissionHolding an offer for an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate-taught course.
Academic meritA strong academic record, as set by the specific scheme.
Self-funding the balanceAble to fund the remaining tuition and living costs not covered by the partial award.
Eligible partnerships, award values, and the number of scholarships change each year. Some partnership awards are applied automatically and others require a short application — check the specific partnership and Warwick's funding pages.
Eligible countries
Varies by partnership (international students from Warwick partner institutions / countries)
Deadlines
2026/27 entry2026-12-31
Selection
Warwick allocates partnership scholarships according to the terms of each agreement — typically combining the student's eligibility under the partnership with academic merit. Because schemes differ, some awards are applied automatically to qualifying admitted students while others are decided through a short competitive review.
Verified sources
- Warwick — Scholarships and Fundingwarwick.ac.ukofficial
About the provider
The University of Warwick is a research-intensive university in Coventry, England, founded in 1965 and a member of the Russell Group. It works with partner institutions worldwide and offers a range of international scholarships, including partnership-based tuition reductions, to attract talented students from its partner universities and countries.
Frequently asked questions
Answers below are best-effort estimates from the most recent application cycle. Values marked ~ or (est.) may shift year-to-year — confirm specifics on the official scholarship page.
What is the Warwick International Partnerships Scholarship?
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A partial tuition-fee reduction from the University of Warwick for international students who join Warwick through one of its international partnership routes, such as a partner university or progression agreement.
How much is it worth?
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Typically around ~£5,000–£10,000 (est.) off the overseas tuition fee for one year, though the exact value is set by each partnership and reviewed annually. Confirm the current figure on Warwick's pages.
Does it cover full tuition?
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No — it is a partial reduction, not a full waiver. You fund the remaining tuition balance and your living costs yourself.
Who is eligible?
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International (overseas fee-status) students entering an eligible Warwick course through a recognised partnership — for example from a partner university, an articulation/progression agreement, or a country partnership.
Do I apply separately?
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It depends on the scheme. Some partnership awards are applied automatically to qualifying admitted students; others require a short scholarship application. Check the specific partnership.
When is the deadline?
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Deadlines vary by scheme; the 31 December 2026 date here is an estimate. Confirm the current closing date on Warwick's scholarships and funding pages.
Which courses qualify?
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Eligible undergraduate and postgraduate-taught programmes covered by the relevant partnership. Research degrees and some specialist courses may have separate funding.
Does it cover living costs?
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No — the scholarship reduces tuition only. You should budget for accommodation, living expenses, and travel in Coventry/Warwick.
Can it be combined with other Warwick scholarships?
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Sometimes, but combinations are subject to Warwick's funding rules. Check whether you can hold more than one award before relying on it.
How competitive is it?
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It depends on the partnership — some are guaranteed for qualifying students, while others are limited and awarded on academic merit.
Is the University of Warwick well regarded?
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Yes — Warwick, founded in 1965, is a Russell Group university and ranks among the top UK universities for research and teaching.
Where do I get exact current details?
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On Warwick's official scholarships and funding pages, or from your home (partner) institution's international office, which can confirm eligibility and values.