Scholarships
Scholarships with a Living Allowance
A living allowance helps with everyday costs such as food, transport and rent while you study.
6 scholarships
- OpenFully FundedSaïd Foundation ScholarshipsSaïd FoundationPeople permanently resident in Syria, Jordan, Lebanon or Palestine (including Palestinians from Gaza displaced since 2023)Covers: Tuition · Living costs · TravelApplications open until October 30, 2026View Scholarship
- UpcomingFully FundedBeit Trust Postgraduate ScholarshipsThe Beit TrustNationals and permanent residents of Zambia, Zimbabwe or MalawiCovers: Tuition · Living costs · VisaApplications open from December 1, 2026View Scholarship
- Next cycle not yet announcedPartially FundedCharles Wallace India Trust Scholarships (Arts and Heritage)Charles Wallace India TrustStudents from IndiaCovers: Accommodation · Living costs · TravelNext application cycle has not been announcedView Scholarship
- Next cycle not yet announcedPartially FundedEdinburgh Global Undergraduate Mathematics ScholarshipsUniversity of EdinburghOpen to international studentsCovers: Living costsNext application cycle has not been announcedView Scholarship
- Next cycle not yet announcedPartially FundedErasmus Mundus Joint Masters ScholarshipsEuropean Commission (Erasmus+)Open to international studentsCovers: Tuition · Living costs · TravelVaries by programme — check the official websiteView Scholarship
- Next cycle not yet announcedFully FundedJardine Foundation Postgraduate Scholarships (Oxford and Cambridge)Jardine FoundationNationals or residents (for at least 7 years) of Cambodia, mainland China, Hong Kong SAR, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand or VietnamCovers: Tuition · Living costs · TravelVaries by programme — check the official websiteView Scholarship
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Before you apply
Scholarships are competitive: meeting the eligibility rules does not guarantee an award. Always confirm the details and dates on the official website before applying.
- Check who can apply: nationality, residency and the level you will study.
- Check whether you need a university offer before applying, or apply for the scholarship first.
- Compare what each award covers: tuition, living costs, travel, insurance and accommodation are listed separately.
- Note the deadline and prepare documents early; many programmes ask for references and a personal statement.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I apply for a scholarship before university admission?
It depends on the scholarship. Some need an offer from an eligible university first, some are applied for separately (sometimes before you have applied to a university), and some are awarded automatically through the university application. Each scholarship page says which applies, where the official source states it. Among the scholarships on this page: Both, separately: 2; University admission first: 3; Automatic consideration: 1.
Can I apply for more than one scholarship?
Usually you can apply to several, but some scholarships cannot be held together with other funding. Check the conditions on each scholarship page and on the official website.
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