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Open to applicants assessed as either Home or Overseas for fee purposes; not in receipt of other Imperial scholarships, except for the Imperial Bursary and the Imperial Business School Widening Participation Award; meet the prescribed offer conditions of entry; deemed by the Recruitment & Admissions Team and Tutor to have displayed exceptional performance throughout the admissions process. Selection is based on a comprehensive evaluation of the application, interview, and academic potential. Undergraduate programmes at Imperial College Business School; new entrants only. Applicants who receive an offer for an eligible programme are automatically considered; no separate application. To be considered, candidates need to apply by the UCAS deadline of 14 January 2026. · 50% of the total tuition fee per year, for up to three years’ duration; make satisfactory academic progress each year to continue receiving funding

Awarded each year to one student applying to study full-time as an undergraduate in the Department of Materials who demonstrates a genuine interest in the energy sector (shown through the personal statement or other relevant experiences). Open to Home and Overseas students; new entrants only. No separate application: all eligible applicants are considered automatically; shortlisted applicants are invited to provide additional information. · £5,000 per year, paid in monthly instalments

By Friday 29th May 2026: an offer of admission to study a four-year full-time undergraduate course (MEng only) in the Department of Mechanical Engineering in Autumn 2026; be female; demonstrate exceptional academic merit and/or potential. No separate application form; the Department assesses merit from predicted A-Level results and the UCAS application and selects from a shortlist. New entrants only; cannot be deferred. · £15,000 per year, to be used towards maintenance costs; for a maximum of 4 years, excluding repeat periods of study; continuation subject to satisfactory academic progress

Open to all applicants applying to an undergraduate programme in the Department of Materials; the department encourages those who demonstrate a strong interest in materials science through their personal statement or extracurricular activities and show potential to contribute positively to the department’s academic and social community. No separate application form: all eligible applicants are automatically considered by the Admissions Tutor; shortlisted applicants are invited to submit additional information. New entrants only. · £1,000 one-off payment

Available to international students with an offer for an eligible programme for the September 2027 intake who have exceeded their offer as set out in the table, or the overseas equivalent: standard offer A*AA needs A*A*A or IB 38 (HL 666); AAA needs A*AA or IB 37 (HL 666); AAB needs AAA or IB 36 (HL 666); ABB needs AAB or IB 34 (HL 665); BBB needs ABB or IB 32 (HL 655). Fee status must be confirmed as Overseas and remain Overseas; must be fully self-funded and full-time; not in receipt of any other Queen Mary scholarship, tuition fee discount or a full-fee scholarship from another source. Not available for advanced (second-year) entry or transfers; cannot be deferred. Ineligible programmes: BSc Accountancy, LLB English and French Law, BDS Dentistry, BSc Dental Therapy and Hygiene, MBBS Medicine, MBBS Medicine Malta, Degree Apprenticeships, Foundation Programmes, Study Abroad and Exchange Programmes. Awarded automatically at point of offer; no application or registration process; confirmed when the applicant is unconditional firm and enrols. · £5,000 per academic year, up to a total of £20,000 over a standard four-year degree; the first £5,000 is deducted from tuition fees on enrolment in the first year; renewable each year subject to achieving an average of 65% or above

For students enrolled on UCL’s UPCSE (Preparatory Certificate for Science and Engineering) or UPCH (Preparatory Certificate for Humanities and Social Sciences) programme who are admitted for undergraduate studies at UCL. Eligible fee status: All. Awarded on academic performance to the UPCSE/UPCH students with the highest performance; financial circumstances are not taken into account. No application procedure: all UPCSE/UPCH students holding an undergraduate offer are considered. · £5,000 per year for the duration of the undergraduate programme; annual renewal requires maintaining at least an upper second-class honours (2:1) standard

For international students who complete a Birmingham International Academy Foundation Pathway in 2026/27 and progress to Year 1 of a full-time undergraduate degree at the Birmingham UK campus in September 2027. Must achieve a final confirmed overall BIA grade of at least 90%; meet all progression requirements; be classified as an overseas fee payer; be self-funding with no full or partial third-party tuition sponsorship; remain in good academic and disciplinary standing. Competitive: meeting 90% does not guarantee an award; given to the highest-performing eligible students. No separate application; eligible students are considered automatically. · £5,000 discount against the tuition fee for the first year of the undergraduate degree only; not renewable; cannot be deferred or exchanged for cash

£10,000 per year of study for students in the College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences and the College of Science and Engineering. Grade thresholds printed include: MVLS programmes AAB / IB 36 (excluding Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Medicine and BSc Psychology; BSc Psychology AAA / 38); Chemistry, Mathematics & Statistics, Physics & Astronomy AAB / 36; Computing Science first-year entry A*AA / 39, faster route A*A*A / 40; Geographical & Earth Sciences BSc/MA AAB / 34, MA(Soc Sci) AAA / 36; Engineering BEng AAB / 36, MEng A*AA / 39. Applicants must have International or EU (non-UK) fee status, hold an offer of a place for an undergraduate programme for 2027, and demonstrate excellent academic achievement: students holding, predicted or achieving the listed A Level/IB (or local equivalent) grades are guaranteed a scholarship offer; offers made on predicted grades may be withdrawn if final results do not meet the grades. Applicants holding offers are automatically assessed on academic merit; no separate application form. Cannot be combined with other UofG discounts or scholarships or external sponsorship discounts (except Alumni Discount). Hong Kong and Taiwan appear in the eligible countries/regions list. · annual tuition fee discount; Scholarships are renewable each year, subject to satisfactory academic progress.

£7,000 per year of study for students in the College of Arts and the College of Social Sciences. Grade thresholds printed include: College of Arts MA Hons AAB / IB 36 (MA Arts Psychology AAA / 38); College of Social Science MA(SocSci) AAB / 36, School of Law A*AA / 39, MA SocSci Psychology AAA / 38, School of Social & Environmental Sustainability ABB / 34, Adam Smith Business School AAA / 38. Applicants must have International or EU (non-UK) fee status, hold an offer of a place for an undergraduate programme for 2027, and demonstrate excellent academic achievement: students holding, predicted or achieving the listed A Level/IB (or local equivalent) grades are guaranteed a scholarship offer; offers made on predicted grades may be withdrawn if final results do not meet the grades. Applicants holding offers are automatically assessed on academic merit; no separate application form. Cannot be combined with other UofG discounts or scholarships or external sponsorship discounts (except Alumni Discount). Hong Kong and Taiwan appear in the eligible countries/regions list. · annual tuition fee discount; Scholarships are renewable each year, subject to satisfactory academic progress.

Restricted to international-fee, self-funded students progressing directly from Glasgow International College (GIC) to a full-time undergraduate degree at the University of Glasgow in Academic Year 2027/28; fully or partly sponsored students are not eligible. Automatically assessed on academic merit based on Foundation Certificate performance; no separate application form. Cannot be combined with other University of Glasgow scholarships; not applicable to deferred entry. Eligible courses are full-time undergraduate programmes available as GIC pathway progression routes. Hong Kong and Taiwan appear in the eligible countries/regions list. · £5,000 per year of study for a maximum of 3 years; subject to satisfactory progress for consecutive years of study; students required to resit a year are no longer eligible.

Awarded automatically if you achieve AAA grades or your international equivalent, assessed at the point of successful admission; no scholarship application needed. You must be an international fee-paying student starting year one of a full-time UK campus-based undergraduate degree (RQF level 4), excluding Bachelor programmes in Veterinary Medicine and Surgery, Pharmacy, Medicine or Foundation Year; be studying towards a BA, BSc / MSci, BEng / MEng, LLB, BArch, MMath or MNutr; and be self-funded and not in receipt of any other University award or external sponsorship. Students progressing from Kaplan (University of Nottingham International College or Digital Pathways) are not eligible. The university reserves the right of awarding scholarships and some exceptions may apply. · to be deducted from your first year tuition fees

£2000 prize to each entrant who achieves a Grade 1 in any STEP paper (II or III) taken in summer 2027, or scores 7.5 or higher in TMUA taken in October 2026 or January 2027. Applies to all students who enter G0L0 MMORSE, GLN0 BSc MORSE, GGC3 MMathStat, GG13 BSc MathStat, G304 MDatSci or 7G73 BSc Data Science in October 2027; they must make the degree their firm choice with UCAS and remain registered on the degree throughout 2027-2028. STEP/TMUA exams are assessed through in-person examination. It is not necessary to apply. · Only one award per student. The Statistics Department will arrange the payment of your prize when you complete the first year of university.

For 2027 entry: an international student paying the Overseas rate of tuition; applying for a full-time undergraduate course, or selected full-time postgraduate taught course, which offers an Imperial Inspires scholarship in the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty of Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Medicine or Imperial Business School. If a scholarship is available for your course and you meet the minimum entry and eligibility requirements, you will be invited to complete an additional essay question from September 2026. Further detail about participating departments and the assessment process will be published in due course. · £15,000 per year for each year of course

Must be studying the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma programme; an international student paying the Overseas rate of tuition; applying for an undergraduate course within the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty of Natural Sciences, or Imperial Business School. Awarded to exceptional IB students who achieve academic excellence in their diploma programme. No formal application: academically excellent IB applicants are nominated by the faculties and departments to which they apply. New entrants only. For students starting in 2026/27 and cannot be deferred; conditional upon an unconditional offer by September 2026. · Bursary of £5,000 per annum for the duration of your studies; continuation is subject to the Scholar maintaining satisfactory academic progress as defined by Imperial

Open to students who have an offer of admission to study a full-time BSc or MSci in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering; are facing a significant financial barrier to participating in higher education; and have completed the bursary application process by the deadline. To apply, candidates must hold a conditional or unconditional offer to study a BSc or MSci in the Department and complete the Rocky Fund Bursary Application Form. Assessed on academic merit/potential and the information in the application form. New entrants only; students already studying the course are not eligible. The page gives conflicting deadlines: the overview (29/05/2026) and eligibility criteria (11:59 pm UK time on Friday 29th May 2026) versus the application process section (11:59 pm UK time on Friday 30th May 2025). The stored deadline follows 29 May 2026. · Cash bursary of £2,500 per year

For Overseas fee status students who do not have the necessary funds to meet all their costs of study. Eligibility: Overseas student with an offer on any programme. Award amounts vary depending on individual circumstances. LSE receives far more applications than it can support, so not all applications will be successful. Apply through the undergraduate funding application process. · usually between £15,000 and £25,000 per year, varying with individual circumstances; renewed for each year of the programme, subject to satisfactory academic progress

For 2026 entry, up to 10 scholarships are available through the Programme, which typically consist of seven scholarships for new LSE undergraduate students from the UK and three for new LSE undergraduate students from any country outside the UK (who are classified as Overseas fee status); the Uggla Family has a preference for one overseas Scholar to be from Canada. Applicants must have accepted a conditional or unconditional offer of admission on any undergraduate programme at LSE, and must be from low-income households and able to demonstrate financial need. LSE is looking to support undergraduate students from underrepresented groups and encourages applications from, among others, students from Canada. · 2026 entry, amount per year of study: tuition fee contribution £13,646, maintenance stipend £17,985, travel award £566, total £32,197; the remaining tuition fees are covered by LSE’s Undergraduate Support Scheme; renewed for each subsequent year subject to satisfactory academic progress; amounts may be adjusted to inflation and tuition fee increases

Children of international alumni: must be enrolling on a full Bachelors, Master's or Doctoral degree; be the child of a Queen Mary alumnus; be paying at least £1000 of your fees (not fully sponsored); be an overseas fee payer (not paying the Home Fee rate). Flag your parent's alumnus status with the alumni team; after it is checked the discount is applied upon enrolment. · £1000 one-off fee discount off year-1 overseas fees

Candidates can be from any country outside the UK and must be eligible to pay the overseas tuition fee rate, come from a low income background (UCL generally considers low income as £42,875 or less, as a guide; applications above this are still considered), and have submitted an admission application for a full-time undergraduate degree at UCL in 2026/27. Awarded on financial need; shortlisted applicants provide financial evidence. Fee status must be confirmed by UCL Admissions before applying; no offer needed. Up to 33 scholarships in 2026/27: 10 with full fees and maintenance, 20 full fees only, 3 full fees specifically for students from India. Late or incomplete applications are not considered. · valid for the standard duration of the undergraduate programme; 10 awards cover full tuition fees, a maintenance allowance and a fixed allowance for additional costs (amounts to be confirmed), the others cover full tuition fees only

Final-year IB Diploma student at a United World College (or, for Waterford Kamhlaba UWC only, completed in the preceding calendar year); applied through UCAS by 14 January 2026 for a full-time UCL undergraduate degree; non-UK domiciled and liable for overseas fees; lacking the financial means to study at UCL. Awarded on financial hardship. Applications are available only from UWC Counsellors, who invite up to three eligible students per UWC and must provide a mandatory financial statement; complete applications go to UWC Counsellors on or before 23 February 2026. · full tuition fees; maintenance allowance of £7,280 per year for three years (four-year programmes may be considered if stated in the application); free twin-room accommodation at International Students House for up to three years (40-week contract) with possible fourth-year extension; Tier 4 visa costs; economy air travel at start and end of the degree; annual renewal subject to satisfactory academic progress

Awards of £6,500 and £13,000 for any eligible undergraduate programme. Courses in the Bristol Dental School and the Bristol Medical School are not eligible. Applicants need overseas fee status and must have applied for an eligible undergraduate course; one scholarship application form considers you for every scholarship where you meet the eligibility requirements, and you must have applied to study at the University of Bristol and received an application ID before starting the scholarship application. The page states: 'Applications for September 2026 entry are closed. Think Big Scholarship applications closed on 10 April 2026 at 10 am UK time.' · for up to four years of study

For international students studying any eligible undergraduate programme in the Business School. Applicants need overseas fee status and must have applied for an eligible undergraduate course; one scholarship application form considers you for every scholarship where you meet the eligibility requirements, and you must have applied to study at the University of Bristol and received an application ID before starting the scholarship application. The page states: 'Applications for September 2026 entry are closed. Think Big Scholarship applications closed on 10 April 2026 at 10 am UK time.'

For international students studying any eligible undergraduate programme in the School of Economics. Applicants need overseas fee status and must have applied for an eligible undergraduate course; one scholarship application form considers you for every scholarship where you meet the eligibility requirements, and you must have applied to study at the University of Bristol and received an application ID before starting the scholarship application. The page states: 'Applications for September 2026 entry are closed. Think Big Scholarship applications closed on 10 April 2026 at 10 am UK time.'

A single award ('The award of £13,000 is available for an international student') for any eligible undergraduate programme in the School for Policy Studies. Applicants need overseas fee status and must have applied for an eligible undergraduate course; one scholarship application form considers you for every scholarship where you meet the eligibility requirements, and you must have applied to study at the University of Bristol and received an application ID before starting the scholarship application. The page states: 'Applications for September 2026 entry are closed. Think Big Scholarship applications closed on 10 April 2026 at 10 am UK time.'

For international students studying Chemistry (BSc) and Physics (BSc) within the Faculty of Science and Engineering. Applicants need overseas fee status and must have applied for an eligible undergraduate course; one scholarship application form considers you for every scholarship where you meet the eligibility requirements, and you must have applied to study at the University of Bristol and received an application ID before starting the scholarship application. The page states: 'Applications for September 2026 entry are closed. Think Big Scholarship applications closed on 10 April 2026 at 10 am UK time.'

New for 2026: a single award for an international student studying Veterinary Science (BVSc) and Veterinary Science: Accelerated Graduate Entry Programme (BVSc). Applicants need overseas fee status and must have applied for an eligible undergraduate course; one scholarship application form considers you for every scholarship where you meet the eligibility requirements, and you must have applied to study at the University of Bristol and received an application ID before starting the scholarship application. The page states: 'Applications for September 2026 entry are closed. Think Big Scholarship applications closed on 10 April 2026 at 10 am UK time.' · Funding is available for only 3 years of full-time study.

Competitive partial scholarship (tuition fee discount towards the original tuition fee) for an undergraduate programme starting in September 2027, available to all self-funded international applicants who select Durham University as their Firm Choice by the UCAS reply deadline. Applicants must: be self-funded and not in receipt of any other scholarship, funding award or sponsorship from Durham University or any external organisation; be classified as Overseas for tuition fee purposes; hold a valid UCAS Personal ID; have applied to a full-time in-person undergraduate programme (BA (Hons) Theology, Ministry and Mission and BA (Hons) Theology and Religion excluded); select Durham as Firm Choice by the UCAS reply deadline; meet or exceed the programme's entry requirements; commence in September 2027; not select Durham as Insurance Choice; not be admitted through Clearing; not progress via the Durham University International Study Centre; submit the scholarship application form. Selection is based on the scholarship application responses, academic achievements and potential; nationality diversity and balance across programmes are also considered. Number of awards: Limited. Cannot be held with any other scholarship, funding or award. Scholarship application deadlines: 1st round 7 December 2026, 2nd round 15 March 2027, final round 1 May 2027 (23:59 GMT); the form opens on 1 October 2026. · Up to three years (subject to maintaining strong academic progress). Recipients must pass all modules and achieve an overall mark of at least 60% each year to continue receiving the award. With a Placement or Study Abroad year the award applies to years one, two and four and is not applicable during the Placement or Study Abroad year.

Competitive partial scholarship (tuition fee discount towards the original tuition fee) for an undergraduate programme starting in September 2027, available to all self-funded international applicants who select Durham University as their Firm Choice by the UCAS reply deadline. Applicants must: be self-funded and not in receipt of any other scholarship, funding award or sponsorship from Durham University or any external organisation; be classified as Overseas for tuition fee purposes; hold a valid UCAS Personal ID; have applied to a full-time in-person undergraduate programme (BA (Hons) Theology, Ministry and Mission and BA (Hons) Theology and Religion excluded); select Durham as Firm Choice by the UCAS reply deadline; meet or exceed the programme's entry requirements; commence in September 2027; not select Durham as Insurance Choice; not be admitted through Clearing; not progress via the Durham University International Study Centre; submit the scholarship application form. Selection is based on the scholarship application responses, academic achievements and potential; nationality diversity and balance across programmes are also considered. Number of awards: Limited. Cannot be held with any other scholarship, funding or award. Scholarship application deadlines: 1st round 7 December 2026, 2nd round 15 March 2027, final round 1 May 2027 (23:59 GMT); the form opens on 1 October 2026. · Up to three years (subject to maintaining strong academic progress). Recipients must pass all modules and achieve an overall mark of at least 70% each year to continue receiving the £10,000 award; those who pass all modules with at least 60% but below 70% receive the £5,000 award the following year instead. With a Placement or Study Abroad year the award applies to years one, two and four and is not applicable during the Placement or Study Abroad year.

For European / International fee paying undergraduate students in 2026/27 who demonstrate the ability to compete in high performance sport and agree to play an active part in University or College sport. Preference is given to target markets of USA, Canada and South Africa but applicants from other countries can be considered. Applicants must be completely self-funding; full-time on campus programmes; Foundation programmes and all Law programmes excluded. Where other funding or another Durham scholarship is held, only the highest value award is paid. 2026 entry only; not transferable or deferrable. There is no need to formally apply, but offer holders not yet in touch with Team Durham should send a sporting CV; applicants must hold a conditional/unconditional offer and accept it before UCAS deadlines. Selection rounds: 1st round 30 January 2026, 2nd round 15 May 2026. Recipients must take part in marketing and communications activities. · Up to a maximum of £5,000 per year subject to sport performance level. Duration: standard completion timescales of academic programmes (excluding year out/placement years).

For applicants with International/EU fee status accepted for full-time admission to an undergraduate degree programme hosted in the School of Mathematics; not available to students already on programme or studying Mathematics within a programme hosted by another School. Applicants apply through UCAS and do not need an offer to begin the scholarship application. Competitive, based on academic merit. The page states: 'Funding for this award has yet to be confirmed for Academic Year 2027/28' and 'The deadline to apply for this scholarship has now passed.' · These awards will be tenable for the duration of the programme of study and are subject to satisfactory academic progress; paid directly to students in instalments as contributions to living costs.

For UK Graduates and International students beginning the BVM&S full-time programme in the 2026-2027 academic year. Applicants must be classified as UK Graduate or International for fee purposes and have been offered a place on the BVM&S full-time programme commencing in 2026-2027; students already on the programme are not eligible. Available for 2026-2027 only and cannot be deferred. Competitive, awarded on academic merit, performance at interview and the scholarship statement. · per year and is tenable for the duration of your degree programme, subject to satisfactory progress

For international students on eligible full-time STEM programmes (College of Science and Engineering) commencing in September 2027. Applicants must hold an offer for an eligible programme, have International or EU fee status, and demonstrate excellent academic achievement at the printed A Level/IB (or local equivalent) grades (e.g. Chemistry AAB / 36; Computing Science first-year entry A*AA / 39; Engineering BEng AAB / 36, MEng A*AA / 39); scholarships based on predicted grades may be withdrawn if final results do not meet them. Cannot be combined with any other University scholarship, including the World Changers Excellence Scholarship. The scholarship 'will open shortly'; register interest. Closes 31 May 2027 at 11:45AM UK time. Hong Kong and Taiwan appear in the eligible countries/regions list. · £10,000 annual stipend, paid in instalments, for each progressive year of study (up to 4 years); up to £40,000 complete stipend towards study and cost of living expenses.

Worth £3,000, £6,000 or £16,000 as a tuition fee discount on the first year's tuition fee, awarded to selected students. Applicants must be classified as international for fee purposes; have a conditional or unconditional offer for an eligible undergraduate course starting in September 2027; be self-funded or partially funded; be entering Year 1; demonstrate an excellent academic track record through high school qualifications and excellent personal skills through extracurricular activities. Apply only once you hold an offer. Leeds International Foundation Year and Leeds International Study Centre International Foundation Year progressers are considered automatically; International Year One students are not eligible. Medicine and Surgery MBChB and Dental Surgery BChD excluded. Can be combined with the Undergraduate International Regional Scholarship or external funding up to 100% of tuition fees. Not deferrable. · paid as a fee reduction for your first year of study only

Towards full-time tuition fees for international students at any study level with outstanding sporting ability. Applicants must be of academy, national or international standard in any sport or show strong evidence of future outstanding potential, and hold an offer to start a full-time academic course at the University of Nottingham UK. Opens in January each year; complete an expression of interest form to receive the sport scholarship application. Priority to BUCS, Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth sports. Cannot be combined with another University of Nottingham regional or sports scholarship. Meeting the criteria does not guarantee a scholarship.

Available to students with an overseas fee status who will be studying at St Andrews for an undergraduate degree starting in 2027; applied for through the University of St Andrews International Undergraduate Scholarships application form. Only available to students entering their first year of an undergraduate degree (this includes direct entry into year two, but not students transferring from another institution). Excludes Medicine and the BA International Honours joint courses with William and Mary. Selection is based on academic excellence; the successful scholar will be expected to serve as a Student Ambassador. Requires one academic reference, one personal reference and a statement of motivation (maximum 2000 characters). Application period 17 August 2026 to 27 January 2027. · This award is paid annually for the duration of the student's undergraduate programme.

Available to entrant undergraduate students with an overseas fee status who will be studying in St Andrews for an undergraduate degree beginning in 2027, towards University or private accommodation costs in St Andrews. Selection is based on financial need. Only for students entering their first year (includes direct entry into year two, not transfers). Applicants enter gross annual household income in GBP. Applied for through the University of St Andrews International Undergraduate Scholarships application form. Application period 17 August 2026 to 27 January 2027. · Awards worth £1,900 per annum are available for the duration of the undergraduate course. Paid towards University accommodation fees in the first instance; students in private accommodation receive it as maintenance in ten monthly instalments (September to May, double payment in February). The student must be living in the UK and studying at the University of St Andrews to receive payment.

Open to UK and International students; fee status Home and Overseas; open to students from all subjects. Only given to students with exceptional musical ability; holders are expected to contribute heavily to the musical life of the campus. Application form available from the Music Centre Office in the first week of term; audition in week 4 of the autumn term (deadline normally week 3). Multiple awards. · Scholarship awards are currently £500 for each year of residence at Warwick. Exhibition awards are also £500 but these are for one year only.

Evidence of ABRSM Grade 8 distinction (or equivalent, including other international musical qualifications), with a copy of the mark sheet; a reference from the instrumental/vocal teacher; a letter detailing relevant musical experience. In exceptional circumstances a high merit may be acceptable if supported by excellent references. Application on one instrument only; shortlisted candidates audition, and international applicants for whom a London audition is impracticable may submit a recent video of two contrasting works. New entrants only. · Free instrumental tuition at the Royal College of Music, available for three years of a first undergraduate course; in exceptional circumstances the tenure may be extended beyond three years

Open to students from any country who have earned a gold, silver or bronze medal in IMO, IOI, IPhO, RMM or EGMO (gold or silver only), accepted for full-time admission to BSc Applied Mathematics, BSc Mathematics, BSc Mathematics and Statistics, or MMath Applied Mathematics / MMath Mathematics (direct entry to second year only) in the School of Mathematics. Support covers tuition costs, assistance with living costs, a stipend for academic pursuits outside the classroom and other benefits. Competitive and based on academic merit; awards prioritised on financial need. Not available to students already on programme. The page states: 'Funding for this award has yet to be confirmed for Academic Year 2027/28' and 'The deadline to apply for this scholarship has now passed.' · the maximum duration of the funding is 4 years

Entrant scholarship for students with an overseas fee status who will be studying at St Andrews for an undergraduate degree beginning in 2027. Awarded as a tuition fee reduction for each year of undergraduate studies, based on financial need. Applicants must meet one or more of: a case for financial need; previously received needs-based funding; come from a neighbourhood classed as socio-economically disadvantaged; have a physical, unseen or learning disability; be part of a minority group. Only for students entering their first year (includes direct entry into year two, not transfers). Excludes BA International Honours joint courses with William & Mary. Applicants enter gross annual household income in GBP. Applied for through the University of St Andrews International Undergraduate Scholarships application. Application period 17 August 2026 to 27 January 2027. · This award is paid annually for the duration of the student's undergraduate programme. The value of the award will be confirmed by December 2026.

Only available to students entering first year of the Bachelor of Arts (International Honours) programme commencing at St Andrews (joint with the College of William & Mary): Classics, Film Studies, Economics, English, History or International Relations only; not transferable to any other degree programme. Domicile for fee status: Scotland home, Rest of UK, Overseas; geographical criteria: no restrictions. The Selection Committee seeks gifted students with academic excellence; scholars are expected to fulfil an ambassadorial role. Requires a statement of motivation (maximum one A4 page), one academic reference and one personal reference. Application period 17 August 2026 to 17 March 2027. · This award is available for four years of undergraduate study. Value of award (per year): To be confirmed by the start of December 2026.

For students who have been accepted at the University and can demonstrate musical merit. Study levels: Pre-degree, Undergraduate, Postgraduate taught, Postgraduate research. Domicile for fee status: Scotland home, Rest of UK, Overseas; geographical criteria: no restrictions. Assessment: evidence based (e.g. sport/music/travel). Page lists entry 2026. · Duration not printed on this page. Scholarships offer free weekly lessons, coaching and performance opportunities, either as an individual or as part of an ensemble.

Open to UK and International Students; fee status Home and Overseas. Open to anyone that is competing for their county or country; the sport must have a Sport England recognised governing body. Undergraduates, current students and postgraduates welcome to apply. Register interest via the form. Multiple awards. · Awarded on an annual basis at the discretion of a panel. There are various levels of support available; the financial award contributes towards training, equipment, and competition expenses.

For international students commencing undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degrees who are admitted using a qualification (complete or incomplete) from an Approved Partner Institution, meaning an Adelaide University pathway provider, articulation or credit transfer partner, or a high school or other education institution expressly approved by Adelaide University. Must be applying to a CRICOS registered bachelor degree (minimum 72 units / 1.5 years equivalent) after any credit/RPL; not applying to an Excluded Program listed on the page; not an Australia Awards recipient; not an International Sponsored Student with a fee waiver equal to or greater than the scholarship value. Cannot be combined with any of the merit-based scholarships. · Standard full-time duration of the recipient’s undergraduate or postgraduate Coursework Program.

For international students commencing undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degrees who have previously studied at Adelaide University, the University of South Australia or the University of Adelaide: must provide verifiable evidence of a completed degree at one of these institutions and/or at least one completed semester of a Study Abroad Program there. Must be applying to a CRICOS registered bachelor degree (minimum 72 units / 1.5 years equivalent) after any credit/RPL; not applying to an Excluded Program listed on the page; not an Australia Awards recipient; not an International Sponsored Student with a fee waiver equal to or greater than the scholarship value. · Standard full-time duration of the recipient’s undergraduate or postgraduate Coursework Program.

For high performing international full-fee-paying students who are currently studying at a Macquarie University partner institution and are transferring to study at Macquarie University; commencing full-time in an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree in 2027 and beyond (excluding Graduate Certificates, Bachelor of Clinical Science, Bachelor of Psychological Sciences (Honours), Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Physiotherapy, Master of Clinical Audiology, Master of Clinical Psychology, Master of Clinical Neuropsychology, Master of Organisational Psychology, Master of Professional Psychology, Master of Speech and Language Pathology); a minimum 85 ATAR (or equivalent) for undergraduate applications; must not have received a scholarship or sponsorship from Macquarie University or another organisation for the degree (unless stated otherwise by the Scholarship Committee); commence in the session and year indicated in the scholarship letter of offer. Students from an ASEAN country are referred to the ASEAN Partner Institution Scholarship. Assessed automatically; successful candidates receive the scholarship with their Course Letter of Offer. · Valued up to AUD $15,000 per year (AUD $7,500 credited each session), valid for the full duration of the course.

International students from all countries who have received an undergraduate course offer from Monash are automatically considered. Must have received a full Monash course offer with no conditions and intend to enrol full-time in an undergraduate degree at a Monash campus in Australia. Not eligible if you are a current Monash student; studying an Australian Year 12 (you may be eligible for the Sir John Monash Scholarship for Excellence); commencing in the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine (MD); in Monash Pathway programs (e.g. Monash College and Monash University Foundation Year); or transferring from another Monash campus or applying to Monash from another Australian University. Selection based on academic achievement. Recipients must provide a student profile for Monash marketing, recruitment and promotional materials and/or events. · 100% course fees paid until the minimum number of points for your degree are completed (excludes OSHC, accommodation and living costs). To retain: maintain a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70 each semester and participate in the Campus Ambassador Program from your second semester for the duration of the scholarship. Can be deferred within the same calendar year only.

International students from all countries who have received an undergraduate course offer from Monash are automatically considered. Must have received a full Monash course offer with no conditions and intend to enrol full-time in an undergraduate degree at a Monash campus in Australia. Not eligible if you are a current Monash student; studying an Australian Year 12 (you may be eligible for the Sir John Monash Scholarship for Excellence); commencing in the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine (MD); in Monash Pathway programs (e.g. Monash College and Monash University Foundation Year); or transferring from another Monash campus or applying to Monash from another Australian University. Selection based on academic achievement. Recipients must provide a student profile for Monash marketing, recruitment and promotional materials and/or events. · $15,000 per annum (48 credit points of study) paid per year until the minimum number of points for your degree is completed (for scholarships awarded from 2026). Total scholarship value printed as up to $75,000. To retain: maintain a distinction average (70% or above) each semester. Can be deferred within the same calendar year only.

Awarded to the highest achieving commencing students. Must be an international student who is a current offshore final-year high school student studying an international qualification and intends to enrol in an undergraduate degree at a Monash University campus in Australia. Students in receipt of other scholarships or sponsorships that pay part or all of their fees are not eligible; if you have already accepted a Monash study grant and choose to accept this scholarship, the study grant will no longer be valid. Awarded based on academic achievement. No application is required; students are automatically assessed. · A$10,000 or $12,000 paid towards tuition fees as indicated on the letter of offer, for full-time per 48 credit points of study load for a maximum of three years. Total scholarship value printed as up to $36,000. To retain: maintain a minimum distinction Weighted Average Mark (70 WAM) each semester. Cannot be deferred.

Undergraduate: an international student commencing and enrolling in a single undergraduate degree offered by the Faculty of Engineering, with an ATAR or International equivalent of 95+. Awarded to the highest achieving commencing students. No application is required; all students are automatically assessed. · Undergraduate: $15,000 per 48 credit points, paid towards your tuition fees, up to four years. Recipients must maintain a minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70. Cannot be deferred.

For commencing international students at a Monash campus in Australia in one of the listed courses; undergraduate options are P2001 Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science or P3002 Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science Advanced (Honours), and P6007 Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) Scholars Program/Doctor of Pharmacy. For this scholarship an international student must have an overseas qualification at the time of application, or be an offshore applicant with an Australian qualification who has not applied through VTAC. Awarded to the highest-achieving students based on academic achievement: 50% to the top student and 25% to the second in each of four course groups. No application is required; all eligible students who apply for a relevant course are automatically assessed. · 50% of tuition fees paid per year until the minimum credit points for your degree are completed, awarded to the highest achieving student in each of the four course groups; 25% of tuition fees per year for the second highest achieving student in each group. Must maintain a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70 each semester. Cannot be deferred.

Offered to the 10 highest-achieving international students studying Australian Year 12 or International Baccalaureate who intend to enrol in an undergraduate degree at a Monash campus in Australia, with an ATAR of 98.00+ or equivalent. No application is required: all eligible students who apply for an undergraduate course through VTAC are automatically assessed. · $10,000 per annum (48 credit points of study), up to a maximum of four years. To retain: maintain a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70 or above each semester and remain enrolled as an international student. Can be deferred.

For future international undergraduate and postgraduate students. Must meet the academic entry requirements and minimum English language entry requirements for the degree program; be commencing the course for the first time; and receive an admission offer letter into one of the eligible courses. Eligibility is solely determined on your academic record; not eligible if you receive another QUT academic scholarship. Minimum academic standards printed for undergraduate degrees include: HKDSE 2024 and onwards, 16 aggregate score based on best 4 subjects across Core and category A or C electives where 2 is the minimum accepted grade (HKDSE before 2024: 20 aggregate based on best 5 subjects); Taiwan Senior Academic High School Diploma plus GSAT, final year overall average pass and GSAT 70% (4 subjects), or plus AST 70% (5 subjects), or the diploma alone with a final year overall grade average of 92.00% (60% pass mark); GCE A levels 10 A level points from the best 3 academic subjects; IB Diploma studied outside Australia, aggregate of 32. No application needed: qualifications are assessed when you apply to study and eligible students receive a scholarship offer with the admissions offer letter. · An ongoing scholarship to cover 25% of your tuition fees per semester of study at QUT provided you meet the ongoing academic requirements of the course.

Awarded to high-achieving international students enrolling in a bachelors degree; available for students commencing study from 2027 onwards. Must have received an offer for an Overseas Fee place in a bachelors degree for commencement in 2027 and not have previously undertaken tertiary studies (excluding extension studies completed as part of a year 12 program). Offered to the student(s) ranked highest based on their course entry score. Cannot be held with another scholarship or sponsorship that provides a fee sponsorship or discount. You are automatically considered if you have applied for a course; successful candidates receive an outcome within five working days of receiving a course offer. · The scholarship provides a 20 per cent tuition fee sponsorship for the duration of the course. Subject to the Coursework Scholarships Conditions; can be deferred to the following academic year.

Awarded to international students who are enrolling in the Bachelor of Commerce. Must have received an offer for an Overseas Fee Place in the Bachelor of Commerce in the year for which the scholarship is awarded, and have not completed subjects undertaken as part of a tertiary course (except for foundation studies programs, diplomas and approved agreement programs). Offered to the eligible candidate(s) ranked highest based on their course entry score and the location of the educational institution where they completed their most recent qualification; no more than 10 per cent of scholarships go to candidates with the same last country of education in each academic year. Subject to the Faculty of Business and Economics Scholarships Terms and Conditions. No application required. · A living allowance of $10,000 per year for three years, paid in half-yearly instalments of $5000 in April and September (benefit amount printed as up to $30,000). Recipients must pass all subjects and achieve a minimum 60 WAM in each half-year study period. Cannot be deferred.

Offered to students enrolling in the Bachelor of Fine Arts who demonstrated excellent potential during their application process in Fine Arts. Eligible student type: domestic and international students. You must have applied for a Bachelor of Fine Arts for commencement in the award year. Offered to the students ranked highest based on their Bachelor of Fine Arts application, including their audition and/or interview. Automatically considered if you have applied for admission to the Bachelor of Fine Arts; outcome mid-December. · A reduction in tuition fees during first year to the maximum value of $5,000.

Awarded to students commencing a Bachelor of Fine Arts or Masters by coursework degree in the Victorian College of the Arts to recognise excellent artist achievement. Eligible student type: domestic and international students. Must have been made an offer for the Bachelor of Fine Arts or a Masters by coursework degree in the Victorian College of the Arts in the year for which the scholarship is awarded. Offered to eligible candidate(s) nominated by each Head of Department then ranked highest by the selection panel based on the strength of their folio of works or audition and course entry score. Recipients must agree to the University sharing their name and course details with the donor and provide a note of appreciation and brief report if requested. Automatically considered. · A living allowance of $10,000 per year for the full-time duration of the course, paid in half-yearly instalments of $5,000 in April and September (benefit amount printed as up to $30,000). Cannot be deferred.

Be an international student commencing full-time study on campus in a UNSW undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program (excluding UNSW online and UNSW Canberra) in Term 1, 2027. No specific scholarship application is needed: eligible students who have received an offer of admission are automatically considered on the basis of academic merit. UNSW reserves the right not to award a scholarship where there is no applicant of sufficient merit. · $10,000 for 1 year. Payment will be made towards tuition fees in the student's second term of the first year of study

Must be completing a UNSW Global Foundation Studies program (in Sydney or off-shore). Be an international student commencing full-time study on campus in a UNSW undergraduate coursework program (excluding UNSW Canberra) in Term 1, 2027. No specific scholarship application is needed: eligible students who have received an offer of admission are automatically considered on the basis of academic merit. UNSW reserves the right not to award a scholarship where there is no applicant of sufficient merit. · $10,000 for 1 year. Payment will be made towards tuition fees in the student's second term of the first year of study

International student who has applied to study full-time at UQ commencing in 2027 in an eligible program, and has achieved a competitive score as determined by the University among the pool of offer holders for programs in their commencement semester. Applicant must also have satisfied all the conditions of the program offer and the program entry rank and English language proficiency requirements, and must not have received another scholarship, tuition fee reduction or rebate from UQ (excluding the UQ English Language Scholarship) or a full scholarship/sponsorship from another organisation (applicants with partial scholarships/sponsorships may be considered). Eligible programs are set out in the scholarship terms and conditions. No application needed: applicants are automatically assessed when they apply to study a program at UQ. · 25% reduction in tuition fees per semester; for the duration of the program

International student who has applied to study full-time at UQ commencing in 2027 in an eligible program, and has achieved a competitive score as determined by the University among the pool of offer holders for programs in their commencement semester. Applicant must also have satisfied all the conditions of the program offer and the program entry rank and English language proficiency requirements, and must not have received another scholarship, tuition fee reduction or rebate from UQ (excluding the UQ English Language Scholarship) or a full scholarship/sponsorship from another organisation (applicants with partial scholarships/sponsorships may be considered). Eligible programs are set out in the scholarship terms and conditions. No application needed: applicants are automatically assessed when they apply to study a program at UQ. · 20% reduction in tuition fees per semester; for the duration of the program

Faculty-specific international scholarships across all study areas (Business, Economics and Law; Science; Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences; Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology; Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences). International student who has applied to study full-time at UQ commencing in 2027 in an eligible program. Applicant must also have satisfied all the conditions of the program offer and the program entry rank and English language proficiency requirements, and must not have received another scholarship, tuition fee reduction or rebate from UQ (excluding the UQ English Language Scholarship) or a full scholarship/sponsorship from another organisation (applicants with partial scholarships/sponsorships may be considered). Eligible programs are set out in the scholarship terms and conditions. No application needed: applicants are automatically assessed when they apply to study a program at UQ. · 10% reduction in tuition fees per semester; for the duration of the program

Be an international student; have applied for but not yet commenced a bachelor's degree or a coursework master's degree that is a CRICOS registered award program usually delivered onshore at the University of Sydney; receive an unconditional offer of admission by the relevant close date. Close dates for Semester 1, 2027: Round 1 17 August 2026, Round 2 5 October 2026, Round 3 16 November 2026 (an offer round will be run for International Baccalaureate (IB) graduates after 16 December 2026 results are released and for International UAC students post the 23 December 2026 offer round). Close dates for Semester 2, 2027: Round 1 15 February 2027, Round 2 22 March 2027, Round 3 3 May 2027. Awarded on academic merit as assessed from the application for admission; offered subject to the availability of funds. Applicants must complete the acceptance of their unconditional offer by the relevant deadline associated with their scholarship offer round and remain enrolled after census date. Recipients of scholarships provided by the Australian Government are not eligible. Recipients of the Sydney International Student Award can only receive a VCIS to the maximum value of $40,000. Instalment recipients must maintain a minimum semester average mark (SAM) of 65 and have no outstanding fees to receive the next payment. The scholarship will be terminated if the recipient has accepted another scholarship administered by the University of Sydney (funded by the University or by a third party), of a value exceeding A$20,000 per annum. · Five amounts based on ranking: $60,000 or $40,000 payable for one year in two equal instalments per semester; $20,000, $10,000 or $5,000 payable for one semester. Only awarded once during first year of commencement and not renewable. The availability of some amounts may be limited to specified cohorts.

Be an international student who has recently completed high school, applying for the Bachelor of Architecture and Environments, Bachelor of Design in Architecture, Bachelor of Design in Architecture (Honours) and Master of Architecture, Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design), or Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design) and Bachelor of Advanced Studies; minimum ATAR of 95 or equivalent; no prior tertiary studies. No application required: eligible candidates are considered automatically as part of the admissions process. Offered subject to the availability of funds. · valued at $1000 per year and is tenable for one year only

Remain an international student (not an Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen or permanent resident of Australia); meet all admission requirements for the selected program; for undergraduate admission, completed an Australian Year 12 or UTS recognised high school studies comparable to an Australian Year 12 or an Australian Foundation Studies program and be admitted on this qualification; commence full-time and on campus (Sydney); must not be studying a UTS online or distance degree, complete an approved external articulation or pathway program from an institution outside of Australia, or be a recipient of other UTS scholarships or grants or the UTS Alumni Advantage Program. Selected on academic merit. Applicable to international students applying to commence in intakes from 2025 - 2028. All commencing international students are automatically considered; there is no separate scholarship application. · 30% of UTS Tuition Fees; the standard number of credit points required for the course

Students from all countries are eligible. Must have received an offer for an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate course for 2027. Undergraduate candidates must be applying for an eligible undergraduate course, combined bachelor's degree, combined bachelor's and master's degree, or Assured Pathway course (excluding Assured Pathway to Medicine and Assured Pathway to Dental Medicine) and have achieved an equivalent of minimum ATAR 85.00 (10% off) or 90.00 (20% off); international and overseas qualifications achieved at a certain level make you eligible, and other programs or qualifications will be considered on an individual basis. Value determined by the applicant's equivalent ATAR. Automatically awarded to those who are eligible based on ATAR/WAM requirements. · An annual tuition fee discount for the normal full-time duration of the awardee's course as specified in their letter of offer; minimum ATAR* 85.00 for 10% off, minimum ATAR* 90.00 for 20% off

Available each year to a commencing ANU student who is an international student and is enrolled in or has received an offer of admission to the Bachelor of Actuarial Studies, Bachelor of Finance or Bachelor of Statistics following successful completion of a recognised Foundation Program from a partner university. Selection is made on the basis of academic merit. No application: students are automatically considered based on meeting the eligibility and selection criteria. · The value of the Award is stated in your letter of offer. The duration of the Award is for the full-time duration of the Bachelor’s degree in which the student is enrolled, with the fee waiver applied towards tuition fees at the start of each semester. Continuation based on academic performance.

For international students commencing undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degrees. Must be applying to a CRICOS registered bachelor degree (minimum 96 units / 2 years equivalent) after any credit/RPL. Undergraduate only: a minimum ATAR of 99 (or international equivalent) in the qualification used as the basis of admission; or a minimum overall GPA of 6.7 (on a 7.0 scale) or comparable score. Must not be applying to an Excluded Program (undergraduate exclusions listed include Bachelor of Dental Surgery, Bachelor of Medical Studies, Bachelor of Midwifery, Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours), Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours), Bachelor of Podiatry (Honours), Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Bioscience), Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) and Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Honours) majors); must not be an Australia Awards recipient; not an International Sponsored Student with a fee waiver equal to or greater than the scholarship value. A prestigious, highly competitive award with limited places. Assessed by a selection panel on merit; applications reviewed on a rolling basis until all allocations are exhausted. Apply using the application form; applications open from Monday 24 August 2026. Scholarships are limited. · Standard full-time duration of the recipient’s undergraduate or postgraduate Coursework Program. The recipient must maintain a minimum Program Term GPA of 5.5 on a 7.0 scale; the scholarship may be suspended if the GPA falls below it.

Available to a commencing ANU student who is a domestic or international student; receives an offer of admission to an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program; and is recognised as an elite athlete (para or able bodied) or coach meeting one or more of the criteria listed on the page (for example a categorised athlete of a National Sporting Organisation, an AIS or state institute scholarship holder, affiliation with an organisation listed on the ANU Scholarships website, or elite sporting achievement such as a top-15 national ranking, state team selection or national squad membership, or a comparable level of achievement in a sport not covered). Selection bases: academic merit, elite athlete, financial hardship. Application form required. Number offered: 1. · $25,000 per annum. The duration of the Award is for the length of the recipient’s academic program, up to a maximum of six years, paid in equal instalments at the beginning of the semester unless otherwise stated in the letter of offer. The page shows the application period 07-Nov-2025 to 15-Jan-2026 as closed.

Available each year to a commencing ANU student who is a domestic or international student; receives an offer of admission to the Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) – Science; and is commencing their first undergraduate degree. Selection is based on meeting the eligibility criteria and responses in the ASA or Award application; where applicants are equally ranked, preference may be given in priority order to financial hardship, Indigenous Australian, long-term medical condition or disability, refugee status, low ICSEA school, rural school, and residing outside Australia before commencing PhB (Honours) studies, then other listed factors. International students must submit an application with a statement addressing how they meet the eligibility criteria and attach supporting documentation. Application period printed: 11-Mar-2026 to 26-Jan-2027. · The scholarship offers a stipend of $6,500 paid in equal instalments in the first year of study (payment made for 1 year).

Available to a commencing or continuing ANU student who is a domestic or international student; is enrolled in the Bachelor of Music, either as a single degree or as part of an approved double degree program; and is in their first year of study in the Bachelor of Music. The objective is to support outstanding first-year undergraduate music students who are either planning to undertake an honours year or are studying a double degree, and who can demonstrate skills as a music practitioner/performer, with a preference to students studying Western music. Application form required. Number offered: 3. · $10,000 per annum. The duration of the Award is up to 5 years, paid in equal instalments after census date each semester unless otherwise stated in the letter of offer. Continuation based on full-time study load. The application period printed on the page is 29-Jun-2026 to 09-Aug-2026.

Available to a commencing ANU student who is an international student; undertaking undergraduate or postgraduate studies at an institute which has an articulation agreement with the ANU College of Science and Medicine; receives an offer of admission to an undergraduate or postgraduate program offered by the College; and has a career GPA of 5.0 or higher (or equivalent). A committee considers marks in academic courses relevant to studying science at ANU; as a guide, applicants with the equivalent of a High Distinction at ANU will be considered, but a mark at this level does not guarantee a scholarship. Eligible students are sent an application link after the ANU degree application deadline for each semester. · The scholarship offers a stipend of $5,000 paid as a one-off payment after the census date (31 March/31 August) of your commencing semester. (The key details box also prints '$5,000 per annum.' and 'Once-off payment for full value'.)

A highly competitive scholarship based on academic merit for full-time international students commencing an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree. Undergraduate applicants must achieve a minimum ATAR equivalent of 85, and commence study in the session and year indicated in the scholarship letter of offer. A very limited scholarship; applicants are encouraged to accept their offer and scholarship early. Applicants must first receive a full offer to study at Macquarie University and then complete a short scholarship application form. Applications open year round. · One-off award; up to AUD $10,000 applied towards your tuition fee.

Be commencing a full-time undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree in the Faculty of Science and Engineering in Session 1 2027; be a female-identifying student; be studying in person, on campus; a demonstrated record of high academic achievement; can demonstrate the ability to work hard to achieve their goals. Preference will be given to students who can demonstrate hardship or disadvantage. Apply using the Faculty of Science and Engineering (FSE) online scholarship application form; selection on academic merit, demonstrated achievement and contribution, future aspirations and commitment to STEM, demonstrated impact of scholarship and demonstrated financial hardship. Applications close Friday, 13 November 2026, 11:59PM. · Award value printed as AUD $5,000; duration up to 4 years for Undergraduate, subject to meeting ongoing eligibility criteria. The page does not state whether the value is per year.

Be commencing or currently enrolled in an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree in the Faculty of Science and Engineering in Session 1 2027; be studying full-time and in person, on campus; a demonstrated record of high academic achievement; can demonstrate the potential to make a positive impact in support of the United Nations Sustainable Development goals. Preference will be given to students who have experienced hardship or disadvantage. Apply using the FSE online scholarship application form; selection on academic merit, financial hardship, demonstrated achievement and contribution, and demonstrated impact of scholarship. Applications close Friday, 13 November 2026, 11:59PM. · Award value printed as AUD $5,000; duration up to 4 years for Undergraduate, subject to meeting ongoing eligibility criteria. The page does not state whether the value is per year.

Celebrates high-achieving international students enrolling in an undergraduate (coursework) degree at a Monash campus in Australia. Must be a commencing student enrolled in an undergraduate degree at a Monash campus in Australia with a Monash course offer; awarded to the highest achieving students based on academic achievement. To accept the award you must not be the recipient of any other scholarship grants or financial incentives funded by Monash, be sponsored by other bodies/institutions, or be receiving discounts provided by loan agencies approved by Monash. Accepting a higher-value Monash scholarship later makes this scholarship invalid; it lapses if you are no longer an international student. Applications and selection are administered through International Admissions. · $15,000 tuition fee reduction paid in 2 equal instalments of $7500, for one year only. To retain: enrolled in a minimum of 18 credit points in each semester in your first 2 semesters (36 credit points over 3 trimesters for trimester-based courses). Cannot be deferred.

Be commencing full-time study in a UNSW undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree program (excluding UNSW online and UNSW Canberra) in Term 1, 2027. Applicants must be an international student and have received an offer of admission into an eligible program for Term 1 2027 by 30 October 2026 (unconditional, or conditional where the outstanding conditions do not include GS or English language requirements, or a UEEC package offer); applicants with pending Year 12 results may still apply by the deadline, but offers will only be made to successful recipients with an unconditional UNSW Letter of Offer. Assessed on academic merit, leadership skills, extra-curricular activities and reasons for undertaking studies at UNSW. Application via PUCA1029, which closes at AEST 11:59PM on 30 October 2026. · Full tuition fee scholarship paid directly towards tuition fees for the minimum duration of program

Be commencing full-time study in a UNSW undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree program (excluding UNSW online and UNSW Canberra) in Term 1, 2027. Applicants must be an international student and have received an offer of admission into an eligible program for Term 1 2027 by 30 October 2026 (unconditional, or conditional where the outstanding conditions do not include GS or English language requirements, or a UEEC package offer); applicants with pending Year 12 results may still apply by the deadline, but offers will only be made to successful recipients with an unconditional UNSW Letter of Offer. Assessed on academic merit, leadership skills, extra-curricular activities and reasons for undertaking studies at UNSW. Application via PUCA1029, which closes at AEST 11:59PM on 30 October 2026. · $20,000 per annum paid directly towards tuition fees for the minimum duration of program

an international student from Asia · Be commencing full-time study in a UNSW undergraduate coursework degree program in Term 1, 2027. Be an international student from Asia. Applicants must be an international student and have received an offer of admission into an eligible program for Term 1 2027 by 30 October 2026 (unconditional, or conditional where the outstanding conditions do not include GS or English language requirements, or a UEEC package offer); applicants with pending Year 12 results may still apply by the deadline, but offers will only be made to successful recipients with an unconditional UNSW Letter of Offer. Assessed on academic merit, leadership skills, extra-curricular activities and reasons for undertaking studies at UNSW. Application via PUCA1029, which closes at AEST 11:59PM on 30 October 2026. · $10,000 per annum for the minimum duration of program (up to 5 years)

Be commencing in an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree program offered by UNSW Business School in Term 1, 2027. Undergraduate applicants must have completed an assessable Senior Secondary School qualification immediately prior to commencing study at UNSW and not have undertaken prior tertiary study, and; Not be in receipt of the UNSW Business School International Pathways Award (PUCA1023). Applicants must be an international student and have received an offer of admission into an eligible program for Term 1 2027 by 30 October 2026 (unconditional, or conditional where the outstanding conditions do not include GS or English language requirements, or a UEEC package offer); applicants with pending Year 12 results may still apply by the deadline, but offers will only be made to successful recipients with an unconditional UNSW Letter of Offer. Assessed on academic merit, leadership skills, extra-curricular activities and reasons for undertaking studies at UNSW. Application via PUCA1029, which closes at AEST 11:59PM on 30 October 2026. · $5,000 paid directly towards tuition fees for the minimum duration of program.

Be commencing full-time study in a UNSW Law and Justice undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree program (LLB, JD or LLM programs) in Term 1, 2027. Applicants must be an international student and have received an offer of admission into an eligible program for Term 1 2027 by 30 October 2026 (unconditional, or conditional where the outstanding conditions do not include GS or English language requirements, or a UEEC package offer); applicants with pending Year 12 results may still apply by the deadline, but offers will only be made to successful recipients with an unconditional UNSW Letter of Offer. Assessed on academic merit, leadership skills, extra-curricular activities and reasons for undertaking studies at UNSW. Application via PUCA1029, which closes at AEST 11:59PM on 30 October 2026. · $10,000 paid directly towards tuition fees for 1 year

Page status: 'This scholarship is closed.' Open to domestic and international students. Will complete, or have completed, year 12 in the two-year period prior to the year of the award; a Commencing Student must achieve a minimum Australian Tertiary Admission Rank of 99.00 (or equivalent); intend to enrol full-time in an Approved Program (Bachelor of Computer Science, Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), an engineering integrated program, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Advanced Science (Honours), Bachelor of Information Technology, Bachelor of Mathematics, or a dual program including one of these) in the year of the award; must not hold another scholarship that the Director considers to be similar. Application requires a cover letter, resume, responses to 2 questions, Year 11 and Year 12 reports and a 1-minute video; selected applicants are interviewed. · $10,000 per year for the minimum completion time of program. You may also receive up to $10,000 for travel support for approved opportunities.

Remain an international student (not an Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen or permanent resident of Australia); meet UTS admission criteria for the selected undergraduate program by the closing date of the scholarship application; commence full-time studies on campus (Sydney); completed an Australian Year 12 or high school studies comparable to an Australian Year 12 outside of Australia within three (3) years prior to commencing at UTS and be admitted based on this qualification; overall average of 85% where the pass mark is 50% or equivalent in a UTS recognized high school qualification; apply using the UTS online Scholarships Application form; must not be studying a UTS online or distance mode degree, or be a recipient of other UTS International Grants or Scholarships unless approved by exception. Awarded to the highest ranked applicant on academic merit coupled with responses to the application questions. Application period for Autumn session 2027: Thursday 01 October 2026 to Monday 02 November 2026 11.55pm AEST. · UTS Tuition Fees; Standard Duration of UTS Course

International student (not an Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen or permanent resident of Australia); commence full-time studies on campus (Sydney); meet the UTS admission criteria for the selected undergraduate degree; be completing or have completed the GCE Advanced Level or an IB Diploma within one (1) year prior to commencing at UTS and be admitted on this qualification; obtain an IB aggregate (including bonus and penalty points) of 28 or above in final grades or 33 or above in predicted grades, or an aggregate of 12 or above in the best three A2 subjects at the point the scholarship decision is made; apply using the UTS online Scholarships application form; must not be studying a UTS online or distance mode degree, be a government sponsored student, or be a recipient of another UTS scholarship. Application period for Autumn session 2027 (February 2027 commencement): Monday 01 November 2026 to Tuesday 01 December 2026 11.55pm AEST. · 50% off UTS tuition fees; Standard duration of the course [maximum of eight (8) sessions under any program]

Be applying as an international student; be applying to study an eligible undergraduate course at UWA (excluded courses outlined in terms and conditions); achieve a minimum ATAR equivalent of 98; have completed your WACE curriculum at an approved offshore School Curriculum Standards Authority (SCSA) school in the year before applying; meet all other scholarship conditions outlined in the terms and conditions. Highly competitive, with only a limited number offered each year.

Faculty international award terms: must be paying international tuition fees, enrolled full-time (fall and winter) and clear conditions and finalize the offer of admission; not eligible if tuition changes to domestic fees. An eligible international student may receive one international entrance award. Paid 50 per cent after the Fall drop and add period and 50 per cent after the Winter drop and add period. Automatically given to international students entering Level 1 who have an academic average of 85 per cent and above. · Students in Level 1 will receive $10,000. Renewable in Level 2-4 at $5,000/year provided the recipient remains enrolled in the Faculty of Humanities Honours program and is in good standing.

Faculty international award terms: must be paying international tuition fees, enrolled full-time (fall and winter) and clear conditions and finalize the offer of admission; not eligible if tuition changes to domestic fees. An eligible international student may receive one international entrance award. Paid 50 per cent after the Fall drop and add period and 50 per cent after the Winter drop and add period. Automatically given to international students entering Level 1 who have an academic average of 85 per cent and above. · Students in Level 1 will receive $10,000. Renewable in Level 2-4 at $5,000/year provided the recipient remains enrolled in the Faculty of Social Sciences Honours program and is in good standing.

International and domestic students entering Level 1 with Leadership and Civic Studies I. Automatic; does not require an application. The page lists it among faculty-administered awards for 2027–2028 and notes award details may change. · Value: $1500 (duration not stated)

Part of the Dean's International Award Program: international students entering undergraduate programs are considered automatically. Awarded to students paying international student fees; international students paying domestic fees are not eligible. Must be an international student (Canadian citizens, including dual citizens, and permanent residents do not qualify) entering the first year of post-secondary education for the first time. Academic achievement; for international students entering the first year of any first-entry undergraduate degree program in the Faculty of Arts and Science. Students who are paying domestic tuition and fees are not eligible. · Annual Value: $5,000, $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 or $25,000 renewable award. Duration: 4 years. The award is renewable for 3 subsequent years provided the student continues to be registered full-time in a program of study within their original faculty of admission.

Part of the Dean's International Award Program: international students entering undergraduate programs are considered automatically. Awarded to students paying international student fees; international students paying domestic fees are not eligible. Must be an international student (Canadian citizens, including dual citizens, and permanent residents do not qualify) entering the first year of post-secondary education for the first time. Academic achievement; for international students entering the first year of a Bachelor of Commerce degree program in the Smith School of Business. Students who are paying domestic tuition and fees are not eligible. · Annual Value: $15,000, $20,000 or $25,000 renewable award. Duration: 4 years. The award is renewable for 3 subsequent years provided the student continues to be registered full-time in a program of study within their original faculty of admission.

Part of the Dean's International Award Program: international students entering undergraduate programs are considered automatically. Awarded to students paying international student fees; international students paying domestic fees are not eligible. Must be an international student (Canadian citizens, including dual citizens, and permanent residents do not qualify) entering the first year of post-secondary education for the first time. Academic achievement; for international students entering the first year of any first-entry undergraduate degree program in the Stephen J.R. Smith School of Engineering & Applied Science. Students who are paying domestic tuition and fees are not eligible. · Annual Value: $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 or $25,000 renewable award. Duration: 4 years. The award is renewable for 3 subsequent years provided the student continues to be registered full-time in a program of study within their original faculty of admission.

Part of the Dean's International Award Program: international students entering undergraduate programs are considered automatically. Awarded to students paying international student fees; international students paying domestic fees are not eligible. Must be an international student (Canadian citizens, including dual citizens, and permanent residents do not qualify) entering the first year of post-secondary education for the first time. Academic achievement; for international students entering first year of the Bachelor of Health Sciences degree program in the Faculty of Health Sciences. Students who are paying domestic tuition and fees are not eligible. Students in the Bachelor of Nursing program are not eligible. · Annual Value: $10,000 or $15,000 renewable award. Duration: 4 years. The award is renewable for 3 subsequent years provided the student continues to be registered full-time in a program of study within their original faculty of admission.

Listed under Automatic Admission Scholarships on the international students page: all eligible applicants are automatically considered by applying for admission. Awarded on the basis of academic excellence to students who are in the top 3% of the competitive admission average for each first-entry undergraduate degree program. Program of study: All. No application required. · Duration 1 year

Academic excellence; program of study: All. Preference will be given to international students who have Pakistani citizenship; if there are no eligible Pakistani students the scholarship will be awarded to eligible male and female international students. If there is not an eligible male and female student, it will be awarded to two students of the same gender. Automatically considered, no application required. · Duration 1 year

Citizenship: Canadian, Permanent Resident or International. Offered to an entering high school applicant of the highest academic standing as a direct admit to the Beedie School of Business. Term: Fall (September). Application not required; consideration is automatic. · $20,000 (8 payments of $2,500)

Top students could receive up to CAN $10,000 based on admission average. Admission-based scholarship: no scholarship application required; applicants are evaluated when they apply for admission, with eligibility based on the high school admission average at the time of the admission offer. If eligible, the university will contact the applicant directly. · up to CAN $10,000 (duration not stated)

Must be new to UBC, entering directly from secondary school; an international student who will be studying at UBC on a Canadian study permit (changes to citizenship status will affect eligibility); demonstrate exceptional academic achievement and intellectual promise, as well as impressive extracurricular and community involvement; not be nominated for a need-and-merit-based International Scholars award; apply to UBC by the admissions deadline. Automatically considered after receiving an offer of admission; highly competitive; merit-based, financial need not considered. Only successful recipients are notified. · For the 2026/2027 academic year, IMES awards will be valued at $10,000 – $25,000/year. Received in first year and renewable for up to three additional years of study. The number and level of these scholarships awarded each year vary, depending on available funding.

Must be new to UBC, entering directly from secondary school or post-secondary (university or college); an international student studying at UBC on a Canadian study permit (changes to citizenship status will affect eligibility); demonstrate outstanding academic achievement and strong extracurricular involvement; not be nominated for a need-and-merit-based International Scholars award; apply to UBC by the admissions deadline. Automatically considered after receiving an offer of admission; highly competitive; merit-based, financial need not considered. · One-time entrance scholarship. The page states the value for the 2025/2026 academic year: $10,000 – $25,000.

All new international undergraduate students who enroll at UBC Okanagan receive this award; applied automatically as a credit on the student account after accepting UBC's offer of admission. UBC Okanagan campus only. · Renewable for an additional 3 years – up to 4 years or degree completion, whichever is sooner. Applied as a credit toward tuition fees in two equal instalments of $4,000 in Winter Term 1 and Winter Term 2.

Must be a first-year international student enrolled in a full-time course load (24 credits in Winter Session), select a UBC Okanagan degree as first choice, and be accepted to UBC Okanagan and enrol into the first-choice degree. Applied automatically as a credit after accepting UBC's offer of admission. · Credit toward tuition fees for the first year of full-time study on the Okanagan campus; 50% applied to Term 1 tuition and 50% to Term 2 tuition, as long as students are enrolled in a minimum number of credits.

All new international undergraduate students entering the Bachelor of Commerce degree program for September 2027 intake at UBC's Okanagan campus receive this award; applied automatically as a credit after accepting UBC's offer of admission. · Renewable for an additional 3 years or until degree completion, whichever is sooner. Applied as a credit against tuition fees in two equal instalments of $3,000 in Winter Term 1 and Winter Term 2.

Offered annually to undergraduate students in any faculty entering first year from high school. Based on a final admission average of 95.00% or higher calculated by the undergraduate Admissions Office. Citizenship/residency: Any. Application to apply for: Automatic Admission Awards - No application required. · $5000 (non renewable)

Offered upon admission to selected outstanding international students on the basis of merit to the Faculty of Arts & Science; financial need may be considered. Students are automatically considered. Registration as an international student (a non-Canadian requiring a study permit); international students charged domestic fees are not eligible. Registration in the Faculty of Arts & Science, St. George campus, in a regulated fee program within Humanities, Social Sciences, Life Sciences or Math & Physical Sciences (de-regulated programs also eligible except Rotman Commerce, which is not eligible in any year). Not tenable with any other University of Toronto admission award. · Equal to the cost of international tuition, including tuition fees, incidental fees and UHIP fees for four consecutive years, or until degree completion, whichever comes first. Residence fees are not included. Conditional on full-time registration in eight consecutive Fall/Winter terms and completion of at least 3.0 credits by the end of each Fall/Winter session.

Offered upon admission to selected international students on the basis of merit; students are automatically considered. Registration as an international student (a non-Canadian requiring a study permit) in the Faculty of Arts & Science, St. George campus; international students charged domestic fees are not eligible. Not tenable with the Lester B. Pearson International Student Scholarship, the Arts & Science Global Scholarship, the International Student Admission Bursary or the University of Toronto International Scholar Award. · Up to $50,000 over four consecutive years, or until degree completion, whichever comes first (up to $20,000 in the first year and renewable for $10,000 in the second, third and fourth years). Conditional on full-time registration in eight consecutive Fall/Winter terms and completion of at least 3.0 credits by the end of each Fall/Winter session.

Offered upon admission to selected international students on the basis of merit; students are automatically considered. Registration as an international student (a non-Canadian requiring a study permit) in the Faculty of Arts & Science, St. George campus; international students charged domestic fees are not eligible. Not tenable with the Lester B. Pearson International Student Scholarship, the Arts & Science Global Scholarship, the International Merit Admission Award or the International Student Admission Bursary. · Up to $100,000 over four consecutive years, or until degree completion, whichever comes first (up to $40,000 in the first year and renewable for $20,000 in the second, third and fourth years). Conditional on full-time registration in eight consecutive Fall/Winter terms and completion of at least 3.0 credits by the end of each Fall/Winter session.

International students applying from secondary school who are admitted to U of T Mississauga are automatically considered. Recipients are selected by committee based on academic achievement and overall academic competitiveness. · Recipients may be awarded one of: up to $180,000 ($45,000 x 4 years); up to $100,000 ($25,000 x 4 years); up to $60,000 ($15,000 x 4 years).

International students applying from secondary school will automatically be considered. International scholarships are only available to international students paying international fees. Generally, U of T Scarborough entrance scholarships are not combined with other U of T scholarships (for example, the President's Scholars of Excellence Program and the U of T Scholars Award). Decisions are communicated before the deadline to accept an offer of admission. · $45,000 or $25,000, each renewable for three additional years.

International fee-paying students admitted to a full-time, first-year degree program at Waterloo; no application is required. Not available to: Medical Sciences (Waterloo) and Doctor of Medicine (St. George's University) students; Bachelor of Social Work, Doctor of Optometry, Doctor of Pharmacy students; transfer students admitted with transfer credits; students who deferred their offer of admission from a previous year; students enrolled in a 2+2 or similar programs. Conditions: enrolled full-time (three or more courses) in the first and second terms, and continuing to be an international fee-paying student. No limit on the number of recipients. · Available only in the first year; paid as $5,000 toward first-term tuition and $5,000 toward second-term tuition.

Automatically considered if admitted to a full-time, first-year degree program and beginning university or college for the first time in September; no application required. Early May admission average, including required courses, must be 95% or higher for the program for which the offer was received and accepted. Must accept the Offer of Admission by the date specified and be enrolled in full-time degree studies for the entire September to December term. Applies to the main campus, not St. Jerome's University registrants. The international scholarships page lists President's and Merit scholarships among those international students can be eligible for. · $2,000 entrance scholarship, plus a $1,500 International Experience Award and/or $1,500 Research Award claimable in upper years (first-year average of at least 80%, second year or higher, claimed before completing the program).

Automatically considered if admitted to a full-time, first-year degree program and beginning university or college for the first time in September; no application required. Early May admission average, including required courses, must be 90 – 94.9% for the program for which the offer was received and accepted. Must accept the Offer of Admission by the date specified and be enrolled in full-time degree studies for the entire September to December term. Applies to the main campus, not St. Jerome's University registrants. · One-time scholarship.

Automatically considered if admitted to a full-time, first-year degree program and beginning university or college for the first time in September; no application required. Early May admission average, including required courses, must be 85 – 89.9% for the program for which the offer was received and accepted (a final June/July average of 85% or higher also qualifies). Must accept the Offer of Admission by the date specified and be enrolled in full-time degree studies for the entire September to December term. Applies to the main campus, not St. Jerome's University registrants. · One-time scholarship.

Open to students in the Faculty of Mathematics studying on a Student Visa; any Faculty of Mathematics program except Software Engineering or Computing and Financial Management. All eligible applicants are automatically considered. Decisions based on a combination of averages, Admission Information Form (AIF), country of last school attended, and citizenship. At least one Global scholarship is offered to students from the Caribbean and at least one to students from Africa. · Spread equally over eight academic terms. Must maintain a minimum 80% average and take five courses each academic term to receive payments after first year.

Consideration is automatic and no application is required. Must be an International student who is completing school outside of Canada, or who is transferring from a post-secondary institution within Canada; students completing high school within Canada are not eligible. Must apply for first year full-time studies (minimum of 3.5 courses) in any first-entry undergraduate program at Western Main Campus for the 2026-27 Fall/Winter academic year. Must be paying international student tuition and fees, and meet the admission conditions in the offer. Cannot be deferred. Unlimited number offered. · $10,000 for first year, plus guaranteed on-campus residence in the first two years.

Determined by selection committees and awarded on the basis of academic achievement and outstanding leadership in school or community activities; emphasis on academic excellence first, followed by demonstrated leadership. A separate application is required soon after submission of the application for admission (opens October 1st on the Undergraduate Admissions Applicant Portal). For first-time university students entering a full-time undergraduate degree program. Even if you meet the minimum requirements, you are not guaranteed an offer. Students who apply for, but do not receive a major scholarship are automatically considered for a one-year entrance scholarship. · $3,000 to $12,000 per annum renewable for up to 4 years provided criteria for renewal are met; renewable up to 3 or 4 years. $12,000 scholarships are only available to Canadian citizens or legal permanent residents of Canada, so the values open to other applicants are $3,000, $5,000 or $10,000.

Awarded to international students entering the B.A. & Sc. degree program or other undergraduate degree programs in the Faculties of Arts, Science, Engineering, or Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, on the basis of financial need and academic standing, with consideration given to qualities of leadership and participation in community affairs, student government, or athletics. · Value: minimum $10,000; renewable.

For outstanding students entering any full-time undergraduate program; will cover tuition and mandatory fees, and a standard allowance for books and living costs. Awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need, high academic standing, and exceptional leadership potential. Preference will be given to students from constituencies traditionally underrepresented at McGill. · Value: varies; number of renewal years shall be based on recognized duration of the academic program under a full-time course load, as well as in consideration of the recipients' advanced standing (credits/exemptions) if applicable.

Faculty international award terms: must be paying international tuition fees, enrolled full-time (fall and winter) and clear conditions and finalize the offer of admission; not eligible if tuition changes to domestic fees. An eligible international student may receive one international entrance award. Paid 50 per cent after the Fall drop and add period and 50 per cent after the Winter drop and add period. Presented to an international student who exemplifies the highest standards of academic and personal achievement. Eligible faculties: Business, Engineering, Humanities, Science and Social Sciences. Apply through AwardSpring (application opens November 1st, 2026; deadline February 19, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. ET). Evaluated on Personal Growth and Achievement, Community Engagement and Contribution, and Self-Reflection. MELD applicants apply through a separate form. · Up to $200,000 over four years. Renewable each year in Level 2-4 for a total of four years; recipients must stay enrolled in the faculty to which they were originally admitted, maintain full-time enrolment and continue to pay international student tuition fees. Award amounts are determined by the Faculty and are based on the student’s enrolled course load as required by their program; the final value will be confirmed following enrolment.

Faculty international award terms: must be paying international tuition fees, enrolled full-time (fall and winter) and clear conditions and finalize the offer of admission; not eligible if tuition changes to domestic fees. An eligible international student may receive one international entrance award. Paid 50 per cent after the Fall drop and add period and 50 per cent after the Winter drop and add period. For international students enrolled full-time (Fall term) who are paying international tuition fees, in the Bachelor of Technology; Computer Science; Engineering; Integrated Biomedical Engineering & Health Sciences programs. Minimum eligibility is international undergraduate students entering Level 1 in the Faculty of Engineering. The page states: 'Deadline to apply is February 19, 2026.' · $7,500 over 4 years; renewable for students in good academic standing.

Faculty international award terms: must be paying international tuition fees, enrolled full-time (fall and winter) and clear conditions and finalize the offer of admission; not eligible if tuition changes to domestic fees. An eligible international student may receive one international entrance award. Paid 50 per cent after the Fall drop and add period and 50 per cent after the Winter drop and add period. For international students enrolled full-time (Fall term) who are paying international tuition fees. Minimum eligibility is international undergraduate students entering Level 1 in the Faculty of Engineering. · one-time

Faculty international award terms: must be paying international tuition fees, enrolled full-time (fall and winter) and clear conditions and finalize the offer of admission; not eligible if tuition changes to domestic fees. An eligible international student may receive one international entrance award. Paid 50 per cent after the Fall drop and add period and 50 per cent after the Winter drop and add period. For international students enrolled full-time (Fall term) who are paying international tuition fees in the Computer Science 1 or Computer Science 1 CO-OP program. Minimum eligibility is international undergraduate students entering Level 1 in the Faculty of Engineering. · one-time

Faculty international award terms: must be paying international tuition fees, enrolled full-time (fall and winter) and clear conditions and finalize the offer of admission; not eligible if tuition changes to domestic fees. An eligible international student may receive one international entrance award. Paid 50 per cent after the Fall drop and add period and 50 per cent after the Winter drop and add period. Faculty of Science renewable award listed among faculty international award offers. · $10,000 in Level 1 and $7,500 in Levels 2-4; renewed in Level 2-4 at $7,500/year provided the recipient remains enrolled in the Faculty of Science program and is in good standing, and meets the terms and conditions (MAPSci).

Faculty of Social Sciences only. For full-time international students with an incoming average below 85%. Scholarships are subject to terms and conditions (see Aid & Awards). · This is a one time award offered in first year.

For high school applicants applying to SFU for the Fall term who are graduating from high school in the year of admission, or graduated in the previous year and have not enrolled in any post-secondary courses; minimum average of 90% or 31 IB points (excluding bonus points) in courses required for admission to the primary program (applicants not eligible for admission to their primary program are not considered); demonstrate excellence in both academic and extracurricular activities; two complete references and all Student Centre To Do List admission items due by January 31st, 2027. Application opens October 1, 2026; applicants must apply to SFU first. Application includes community involvement and achievements, a 500-word essay and two referees. · Payments: 8 x $17,500. In limited cases an additional $8,000/term living allowance may also be offered to support exceptionally talented students with demonstrated financial need.

For students with a superior admission average and demonstrated leadership qualities entering their first year of an undergraduate degree on a student visa permit. Application-based scholarship: assessed through the single scholarship application; you must apply to an undergraduate degree program before you can apply for any entrance scholarships. The page states the deadline for application-based scholarships is January 10 (year not printed on this page). Offers will be made starting in early winter. · payable over 4 years

For students with a superior admission average and demonstrated leadership qualities entering their first year of an undergraduate degree on a student visa permit. Application-based scholarship: assessed through the single scholarship application; you must apply to an undergraduate degree program before you can apply for any entrance scholarships. The page states the deadline for application-based scholarships is January 10 (year not printed on this page). Offers will be made starting in early winter. · payable over 4 years

Recognizes and rewards well-rounded applicants with superior academics based on their leadership roles and accomplishments in their school, community organizations, extracurricular activities or even in their workplace. Application-based scholarship: assessed through the single scholarship application; you must apply to an undergraduate degree program before you can apply for any entrance scholarships. The page states the deadline for application-based scholarships is January 10 (year not printed on this page). Offers will be made starting in early winter. · up to CAN $15,000 (duration not stated)

For students with superior academic achievement entering any year of an undergraduate degree program at Augustana Faculty on a student visa permit. Selection is based on academic standing with preference given to students with indicated financial need. Application-based scholarship: assessed through the single scholarship application; you must apply to an undergraduate degree program before you can apply for any entrance scholarships. The page states the deadline for application-based scholarships is January 10 (year not printed on this page). Offers will be made starting in early winter. · payable over 4 years

Offered annually to undergraduate international students entering first year in any undergraduate degree in the upcoming fall term who have satisfied the university's English Language Proficiency requirement. International students who are required to pay international tuition fees and who are not Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents of Canada. Selection: academic merit. Applied for through My UCalgary Portal: High School Prestige Awards. · $20,000 (Renewable). Renewable in the second, third and fourth year at the University of Calgary, provided recipients achieve a GPA of 2.60 or more over a minimum of 24.00 units in the previous fall and winter terms and continue to pay an international differential tuition fee as an international student.

Offered annually to undergraduate students entering first year in the Schulich School of Engineering. Exceptional academic merit. Permanent home address and high school from which they will graduate must be at least 100 kilometres outside the Calgary city centre. International students are also eligible. Applied for through My UCalgary Portal: High School Prestige Awards. · $30,400 (Renewable). Renewable in the second and third years at the University of Calgary for $22,700 providing the recipient maintains enrolment in the Schulich School of Engineering and achieves a minimum GPA of 3.00 on a minimum of 30.00 units in the previous fall and winter terms.

Offered annually to undergraduate students entering first year in the Schulich School of Engineering. Demonstrated contribution to school life, community service or evidence of entrepreneurial talent; academic merit. Permanent home address and high school must be at least 100 kilometres from the Calgary city centre. International students are also eligible. Applied for through My UCalgary Portal: High School Prestige Awards. · $30,400 (Renewable). Renewable in the second and third years at the University of Calgary for $22,700 providing the recipient maintains enrolment in the Schulich School of Engineering and achieves a minimum GPA of 2.70 in the previous fall and winter terms based on a full course load (minimum 30.00 units). Renewal is also based on evidence of a commitment to continued service or entrepreneurial activities.

One application covers 1,100+ awards that vary from $500 to $10,000. These awards consider a range of criteria, such as academic performance, financial need, and extracurricular involvement. Some are also specific to your high school's location. The page states the Entrance Award program is available for both Canadian and international applicants, and applicants must first apply for admission to be considered. Deadline printed as March 1 (year not printed). · The page gives a value range per award and does not state the duration.

Must be an international student (i.e. a non-Canadian requiring a study permit); enrolled in the final year of senior secondary school in 2026/2027 or graduated no earlier than June 2026; and beginning studies at the University of Toronto in September 2027. Students already attending post-secondary studies, or starting post-secondary studies in January 2027, are not eligible. Must be nominated by their high school (one student per school per year); school nomination deadline October 9, 2026; OUAC admission application deadline October 16, 2026; scholarship application and documentation deadline November 6, 2026. If awarded, the scholarship is restricted to the student's top choice of program at the time scholarship decisions are made. Tenable only at the University of Toronto for first-entry undergraduate programs. · Covers tuition, books, incidental fees and full residence support for four years.

Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering. All international applicants that wish to be considered should complete the Financial Information section of the Engineering Supplemental Application by January 15 (year not printed) to be eligible for consideration. · Variable, to a maximum of $35,000 x 4 years (renewable).

Must be an international fee-paying (visa) student who has applied for admission to an undergraduate program in Waterloo's Faculty of Science (excluding the Waterloo Medical Sciences/SGU Doctor of Medicine pathway). Awarded based on academic achievement, the impact a scholarship will have on your studies, and what motivates you to become a scientist; awarded only after an offer of admission to a Faculty of Science program. The page shows an application deadline of February 13, 2026 and states: 'The application deadline has passed and applications are no longer being accepted.' No deadline for the next cycle is printed. · 10 scholarships of $80,000 total (renewable, $20,000/year for four years; renewal dependent on maintaining an 80% overall cumulative average each term) and 5 scholarships of $25,000 each.

Part of the National Scholarship Program; the Canadian citizen/permanent resident requirement does not apply to the International President's Entrance Scholarships. All applicants must have a minimum overall academic average of 90% on all Grade 12U/M courses (or equivalent). Requires a school nomination (a school can nominate 1 additional student, beyond its 4, if that student is an international (visa) student), an OUAC admission application to Western's main campus, the online National Scholarship application, essay, transcript and school reference letter. Must register as a full-time student at the main campus. The 2026-27 deadline (February 14, 2026) has passed; applications for 2027-28 will become available by mid-November 2026. Recipients are not eligible for the automatic admission scholarships or the Welcome to Canada Admission Scholarship. · The page prints '3 at $100,000' and does not state how the value is paid across years.

Need-based. For newly accepted, first-year, first-degree undergraduates who enrol in a full-time degree program and demonstrate financial need. Amounts are determined by the level of need relative to other applicants and the tuition fee rate charged (Quebec, rest of Canada, US, International). International (non-US) students also submit a CSS Financial Aid Profile. Apply on Minerva after acceptance; applying within 30 days of formal acceptance is strongly recommended as funding is limited and offered on a rolling basis until resources are exhausted. The page states: 'The program opens on November 15th, 2025 and closes on June 30, 2026'. · These awards are not automatically renewed in the second and subsequent years of study; a limited number of entrance bursaries are renewable and tenable until completion of an undergraduate degree (up to a maximum of four years) provided the criteria for renewal are met (financial need and academic standing).

Awarded to students entering full-time undergraduate programs in the Faculty of Science, with preference to students from Hong Kong. Administered by the Scholarships and Student Aid Office. · Award Value: Varies (duration not stated)

To support outstanding undergraduate international students entering the Faculty of Science. Awarded by the Scholarships and Student Aid Office on the basis of academic merit. · Award Value: Varies (duration not stated)

For entering undergraduate students in any faculty. Awarded on the basis of high academic standing and demonstrated financial need. Preference will be given to students who are permanent residents of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. · Value: varies; renewable.

For one or more international students entering an undergraduate program in the Desautels Faculty of Management. Awarded on the basis of good academic standing and demonstrated financial need. · Value and duration not printed in the entry.

UBC International Scholars Program (need-and-merit-based). Must be an international student who will study in Canada on a Canadian study permit, entering UBC directly from an accredited secondary school (applicants for 2027 Winter session must have graduated from high school no earlier than June 2026), applying for a first undergraduate degree; prove a significant level of financial need (official documents required); meet UBC's admission requirements and English Language Admission Standard; demonstrate superior academic achievement (all As or equivalent standard). Requires a nominator (a high school or registered non-profit may nominate up to two students for UBC Vancouver including Vantage College, and one for UBC Okanagan) and a teacher referee; applicants may be invited to a video interview. Applicants to the program are not considered for merit-based awards. Not eligible: Bachelor of Nursing, Bachelor of Dental Science in Dental Hygiene, Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science, Bachelor + Master of Management, dual degrees, joint degrees between UBC Okanagan and UBC Vancouver, and joint degrees with other post-secondary institutions. Applicants are automatically considered for the award categories they are eligible for. Application due November 15. This award recognizes exceptional prospective international undergraduate students who demonstrate superior academic achievement and exemplary leadership skills, and who have made a positive impact through school and community service. · Value and duration not printed for this award category.

UBC International Scholars Program (need-and-merit-based). Must be an international student who will study in Canada on a Canadian study permit, entering UBC directly from an accredited secondary school (applicants for 2027 Winter session must have graduated from high school no earlier than June 2026), applying for a first undergraduate degree; prove a significant level of financial need (official documents required); meet UBC's admission requirements and English Language Admission Standard; demonstrate superior academic achievement (all As or equivalent standard). Requires a nominator (a high school or registered non-profit may nominate up to two students for UBC Vancouver including Vantage College, and one for UBC Okanagan) and a teacher referee; applicants may be invited to a video interview. Applicants to the program are not considered for merit-based awards. Not eligible: Bachelor of Nursing, Bachelor of Dental Science in Dental Hygiene, Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science, Bachelor + Master of Management, dual degrees, joint degrees between UBC Okanagan and UBC Vancouver, and joint degrees with other post-secondary institutions. Applicants are automatically considered for the award categories they are eligible for. Application due November 15. Offered to exceptional students who have demonstrated leadership as well as commitment to and solutions for sustainability and climate change, natural resource conservation and management, social justice, equity and inclusion, or societal health and wellness. Priority is given to first generation learners and those from diverse lived backgrounds. · Value and duration not printed for this award category.

UBC International Scholars Program (need-and-merit-based). Must be an international student who will study in Canada on a Canadian study permit, entering UBC directly from an accredited secondary school (applicants for 2027 Winter session must have graduated from high school no earlier than June 2026), applying for a first undergraduate degree; prove a significant level of financial need (official documents required); meet UBC's admission requirements; demonstrate superior academic achievement (all As or equivalent standard). Requires a nominator (a high school or registered non-profit may nominate up to two students for UBC Vancouver including Vantage College, and one for UBC Okanagan) and a teacher referee; applicants may be invited to a video interview. Applicants to the program are not considered for merit-based awards. Not eligible: Bachelor of Nursing, Bachelor of Dental Science in Dental Hygiene, Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science, Bachelor + Master of Management, dual degrees, joint degrees between UBC Okanagan and UBC Vancouver, and joint degrees with other post-secondary institutions. Applicants are automatically considered for the award categories they are eligible for. Application due November 15. Offered by UBC Vantage College for academically outstanding international students who do not yet meet the English Language Admission Standard for direct admission to UBC. Students should demonstrate leadership skills, impactful involvement in student affairs and community service, and notable achievement in other academic or extra-curricular pursuits. · The awards range in value up to the full cost of a student’s academic program and living expenses.

Open to all nationalities. Awarded to outstanding freshmen pursuing the Turing AI Scholars Programme. Successful awardees must be enrolled in the Computer Science programme (CSc), Data Science & AI programme (DSAI) or AI & Society programme and be in the Turing AI Scholars Programme. Outstanding academic achievements in GCE 'A' level, Singapore polytechnic diploma, NUS High School Diploma, IB Diploma or Year 12 equivalent qualifications; excellent co-curricular records; strong leadership qualities and potential. Applicants must submit their application for admission before the scholarship application; a personal essay (max 250 words) and a teacher referee's appraisal are required; shortlisted applicants are interviewed (Year 12 equivalent applicants: within 2 months of the programme offer). Must not hold concurrently any other scholarships, bursaries, university loans or awards without University approval; must maintain a minimum CGPA of 3.75 over 5.0, with academic performance reviewed every semester; the scholarship may be withdrawn at any time if progress or behaviour is deemed unsatisfactory; repayment imposed if terminated prematurely. No bond is attached apart from the three-year bond applicable to all Singapore PRs and international students under the MOE Tuition Grant Scheme. Scholarship holders are expected to participate actively in TAISP-related activities and are required to serve as student ambassadors or take on similar representative roles as required by the University. · Covers up to the normal programme duration on the condition that the scholarship holder maintains a record of good academic performance and exemplary conduct. Full coverage of subsidised tuition fees (after Tuition Grant); living allowance of S$6,500 per academic year; accommodation allowance of up to S$2,000 per academic year (NTU hostel residents only); computer allowance of S$2,000 (one-off); travel grant of up to S$8,000; Year 3 overseas benefits (tuition fees at partner university, return airfare and overseas allowances as decided by TAISP Office).

Open to all nationalities. Outstanding academic achievements in GCE 'A' level, Singapore polytechnic diploma, NUS High School Diploma, IB Diploma or Year 12 equivalent qualifications; excellent co-curricular records; strong leadership qualities and potential. Scholarship for the NTU-University Scholars Programme. Applicants must submit their application for admission before the scholarship application; a personal essay (max 250 words) and a teacher referee's appraisal are required; shortlisted applicants are interviewed (Year 12 equivalent applicants: within 2 months of the programme offer). Must not hold concurrently any other scholarships, bursaries, university loans or awards without University approval; minimum CGPA of 3.5 over 5.0; repayment imposed if terminated prematurely. No bond is attached to the NTU-USP Scholarship apart from the three-year bond applicable to all Singapore PRs and international students under the MOE Tuition Grant Scheme. · Covers up to the normal programme duration on condition that the scholarship holder maintain a record of good academic performance and exemplary conduct. Full coverage of subsidised tuition fees (after Tuition Grant); living allowance of S$6,500 per academic year; accommodation allowance of up to S$2,000 per academic year (NTU hostel residents only); computer allowance of S$2,000 (one-off); travel grant of up to S$8,000.

Open to all nationalities. Students reading a full-time undergraduate degree programme with GCE 'A' level, Singapore polytechnic diploma, NUS High School Diploma, IB Diploma or Year 12 equivalent qualifications; excellent talent achievements (artistic, sporting, leadership/interpersonal) and passion to contribute to NTU’s campus life and/or strategic sectors; outstanding leadership qualities and potential. For Medicine, only available as a mid-term scholarship. Applicants select the NTU talent scholarship option in the scholarship application and submit further information; shortlisted applicants are interviewed. Must not hold concurrently other scholarships, bursaries, university loans or awards without approval; repayment imposed if terminated prematurely. No bond is attached to the NTU Talent Scholarship apart from the three-year bond applicable to all Singapore PRs and international students under the MOE Tuition Grant Scheme. · Covers up to the normal programme duration on condition that the scholarship holder maintain a record of good performance and exemplary conduct. Full coverage of subsidised tuition fees (after Tuition Grant); living allowance of S$6,500 per academic year; accommodation allowance of up to S$2,000 per academic year (NTU hostel residents only); talent grant of up to S$8,000 subject to approval; computer allowance of S$2,000 (one-off, full term awardees only).

Citizens from Asian countries or regions (except Singapore). · Citizens from Asian countries or regions (except Singapore). Must read a full-time Computing or Engineering or Science undergraduate degree programme leading to a first degree, with the exception of Renaissance Engineering Programme and Medicine. Outstanding academic achievements in the Year 12 equivalent qualifications; excellent co-curricular records; strong leadership qualities and potential. Scholarship holder is required to serve a six-year bond with the Sponsor or organisation as directed by the Sponsor, or if not so required to serve, work in a Singapore-registered company. Must not hold concurrently other scholarships, bursaries or university loans without approval; minimum CGPA of 3.5 out of 5.0; overseas programmes up to one semester and not in the final year. · Covers up to the normal programme duration on condition that the scholarship holder maintain a record of good academic performance and exemplary conduct. Full coverage of subsidised tuition fees (after Tuition Grant) and all compulsory miscellaneous fees; living allowance of S$6,000 per academic year; annual accommodation allowance pegged at the lowest double room rate for on-campus accommodation; settling-in allowance of S$200 (one-off); one-off computer allowance of S$1,750; travel allowance for incoming and return passage (subject to proof of employment).

Full-time SMU first year undergraduate student of any nationality; single or double degree, with second-major/Lee Kong Chian School of Business course requirements as printed; demonstrates leadership and communications skills; substantial record of co-curricular activity and/or community service involvement. Indicate interest in the Scholarship section of the online admission application (no separate scholarship application form); a scholarship personal essay is required; recommendation letters optional; shortlisted applicants are invited to a panel interview. Bond-free, but non-Singaporean students must sign a Tuition Grant agreement with the Ministry of Education and work for Singapore-based companies for 3 years upon graduation. · Waiver of annual subsidised tuition fees for regular terms (i.e. semesters 1 and 2), for up to four years. A S$16,000 Global Opportunities grant; a S$5,000 annual living allowance; a S$1,800 one-time computer allowance upon enrollment.

Open to Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR) or International Students (IS) applying for admission to SUTD’s undergraduate degree programme with outstanding GCE ‘A’ level, local polytechnic diploma, NUS High School Diploma, IB Diploma or Year 12 equivalent qualifications; strong leadership capabilities and potential; excellent record in co-curricular and/or community activities; the attitude, desire and potential to make an impact to society. No bond is attached; the recipient must take up the Tuition Grant Scheme to enjoy subsidised fees. Must maintain good academic standing; at least 20 hours of service to the University; may not hold other scholarships or grants concurrently without approval. Application is made at the same time as application for admission; awarded on competition. · Covers the subsidised tuition fees (after Tuition Grant) for the normal duration (up to four years) of the respective bachelor’s degree programmes at SUTD; annual allowance of S$10,000 (S$5,000 per academic term); travel award of up to S$5,000 for approved overseas programmes.

Open to Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR) or International Students (IS) applying for admission to SUTD’s undergraduate degree programme with outstanding GCE ‘A’ level, local polytechnic diploma, NUS High School Diploma, IB Diploma or Year 12 equivalent qualifications; strong leadership capabilities and potential; excellent record in co-curricular and/or community activities; the attitude, desire and potential to make an impact to society. No bond is attached; the recipient must take up the Tuition Grant Scheme to enjoy subsidised fees. Must maintain good academic standing; at least 20 hours of service to the University; may not hold other scholarships or grants concurrently without approval. Application is made at the same time as application for admission; awarded on competition. · Covers the subsidised tuition fees (after Tuition Grant) for the normal duration (up to four years) of the respective bachelor’s degree programmes at SUTD.

Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR) and International Students (IS) of an Asian country or region (except Singapore) nationality · Applying for admission to full-time MOE-subsidised undergraduate degree programmes leading to a Bachelor of Engineering (Engineering Product Development / Engineering Systems and Design / Computer Science and Design) or Bachelor of Science (Design and Artificial Intelligence); outstanding GCE ‘A’ level, local polytechnic diploma, NUS High School Diploma, IB Diploma or Year 12 equivalent qualifications; exemplary co-curricular records; good leadership qualities and potential. Recipients are required to serve a six-year bond with a Singapore-registered company immediately upon graduation; overseas exchange limited to two terms; liquidated damages if terminated early. Application is made at the same time as application for admission; awarded on competition. · Covers the subsidised tuition fees (after Tuition Grant) for the normal duration (up to four years); living allowance of S$6,000 per academic year; accommodation allowance per academic year equivalent to the lowest double room rate for on-campus accommodation; one-off settling-in allowance of S$200; one-off computer allowance of S$1,750; one-way air passage to Singapore and return air passage at the end of the course. Must pass all subjects in Term 1 and maintain a CGPA of 3.5 out of 5.0 from Term 2 onwards.

All nationalities; applying for admission to SUTD’s undergraduate degree programme; outstanding GCE ‘A’ level, local polytechnic diploma, NUS High School Diploma, IB Diploma or Year 12 equivalent qualifications; leadership potential, creative thinking, passion, collaborative outlook, integrity and character; active in co-curricular activities and community service. Special consideration for candidates with demonstrated financial need, with monthly Per Income Capita (PCI) at $2,500 and below. No bond to the donor. Recipients must complete at least 20 hours of service to the University; may not hold concurrently other scholarships or grants without approval; must take up the Tuition Grant Scheme; SUTD may impose repayment if terminated prematurely. Interested incoming students apply for the Scholarship when applying for admission; shortlisted applicants are notified; awarded on competition among eligible applicants. · The Scholarship is valued at S$15,000 for Singapore Citizens, S$20,000 for Singapore Permanent Residents, and S$30,000 for International Students. It will be used towards the annual subsidised tuition fees (after Tuition Grant) for the normal duration (up to 4 years) of the respective degree programmes at SUTD, subject to good academic standing and other terms.

All nationalities; full-time first year undergraduate student enrolled in any degree programme; demonstrated passion in the area of sustainability; good academic standing; leadership potential, good moral character and community spirit. Three awards are given yearly for one Singapore Citizen, one Singapore Permanent Resident, and one International Student; preference is given to the Indonesian nationality for the selection of the International Student recipient. No bond to the donor. Recipients must complete at least 20 hours of service to the University; may not hold concurrently other scholarships or grants without approval; must take up the Tuition Grant Scheme; SUTD may impose repayment if terminated prematurely. Interested incoming students apply for the Scholarship when applying for admission; shortlisted applicants are notified; awarded on competition among eligible applicants. · Up to S$135,000 for International Students (up to S$70,000 for Singapore Citizens; up to S$95,000 for Singapore Permanent Residents). Tenable for up to 8 academic terms, subject to the recipient continuing to meet scholarship criteria. Applied towards annual subsidised tuition fees (after Tuition Grant), sustainability-related trips and research, and other study-related expenses.

All nationalities; full-time first-year undergraduate student, with preference for students who demonstrate interest or involvement in engineering, design, or built-environment-related domains; demonstrated passion in the area of sustainability; good academic standing; leadership potential, good moral character and community spirit. No bond to the donor. Interested incoming students should apply for the Scholarship when applying for admission to SUTD; shortlisted applicants will be notified. Awarded on the basis of competition among eligible applicants. · Valued at up to S$70,000 and tenable for 4 academic years. Up to $60,000 applied towards annual subsidised tuition fees (after Tuition Grant), and up to S$10,000 towards sustainability trips and research projects.

Full-time female students enrolled in their first year of study, with priority given to those with demonstrated financial need (monthly Per Income Capita within the latest limit set by the Ministry of Education); Singapore Citizen or International Student; good academic standing; leadership potential, creative thinking, passion, entrepreneurial outlook, pioneering spirit, integrity and moral character; active in Fifth Row (co-curricular activities) and community involvement. No bond to the donor. Recipients must complete at least 20 hours of service to the University; may not hold concurrently other scholarships or grants without approval; must take up the Tuition Grant Scheme; SUTD may impose repayment if terminated prematurely. Interested incoming students apply for the Scholarship when applying for admission; shortlisted applicants are notified; awarded on competition among eligible applicants. · International Student: valued at S$30,000 per academic year for up to 4 academic years, applied towards the payment of tuition fees and study-related expenses.

All nationalities; applying for admission to SUTD’s undergraduate degree programme; good academic standing; leadership potential and strong values (passion, integrity, moral character and good conduct); good records of service and contribution to the university and/or community. Special consideration for candidates with demonstrated financial need, where Per Capita Income is at S$2,500 per month or less, or at the prevailing MOE upper limit for the Higher Education Bursary. No bond to the donor. Interested incoming students should apply for the Scholarship when applying for admission to SUTD; shortlisted applicants will be notified. · Valued at S$15,000 per academic year for up to 4 academic years, applied towards the payment of tuition fees and study-related expenses.

All nationalities; applying for admission to SUTD’s undergraduate degree programme; demonstrated financial need, with monthly Per Income Capita (PCI) within the latest limit set by the Ministry of Education; good records of service and contribution to the University and/or the community; strong values (passion, integrity and moral character). No bond to the donor. The recipient must have taken up the Singapore Government Tuition Grant Scheme during enrolment; may not hold concurrently any other scholarships or grants without University approval; must complete at least 20 hours of service to the University; SUTD may impose repayment case by case if the scholarship is terminated prematurely. Awarded on the basis of competition among eligible applicants. Interested incoming students should apply for the Scholarship when applying for admission to SUTD; shortlisted applicants will be notified. · Valued at S$15,000 per academic year for up to 4 academic years, applied towards the payment of tuition fees and study-related expenses. The recipient is required to achieve a pass for Term 1 and to maintain a minimum CGPA of 3.5 over 5.0 from Term 2 onwards; academic performance is reviewed every term, and the Scholarship may be withdrawn if academic progress or conduct is deemed unsatisfactory.

New international student intending to enrol full time in the first year of an undergraduate degree with the College of Creative Arts (Wellington) in Semester 1 (February) 2027: Bachelor of Commercial Music, Design, Fine Arts or Screen Arts, or the with-Honours versions. Application requires a digital portfolio of creative work (PDF) and a short written statement (approximately 300 words); selection considers the portfolio and statement of creative purpose. Applications open 15 July 2026, close 15 October 2026. · Up to $5,000; One year duration; tuition fee scholarship

For top-achieving international students who have completed, or are currently completing, studies at an overseas institution or UC International College (UCIC) and will be commencing an undergraduate degree programme at UC. The October round is for students intending to start S1 of the year following the year of application; applications open 5 September 2026 and close 31 October 2026 (International Prospective Students Scholarships 2027 form). Must be a full-fee paying international student; may not be a citizen of New Zealand or Australia, hold a New Zealand residence class visa, or be a Permanent Resident of Australia. Must be completing, or have completed on or after 1 January of the year before the year of application, a university entrance-level qualification permitting entry to a UC undergraduate degree, and must have applied for admission by the closing date. Not tenable by students who have already undertaken partial study in an undergraduate degree at a New Zealand tertiary institution. Selection on academic achievement; character, leadership potential and involvement in cultural, sport and/or community activities; financial circumstances; and strategic objectives of the University. · Tenure: One year. Financial assistance with tuition fees.

Open to all international students who have completed secondary (high) school, or at another approved institution that grants University Entrance, and are intending to enrol in full-time undergraduate degree-level study (or an approved foundation diploma programme) with the objective of progressing into an undergraduate degree at Otago; must intend to study from 100-level through to degree attainment and study on campus throughout. Those enrolling into foundation certificate programmes are ineligible. Applicants with a study background outside New Zealand must agree in their application for study (eVision) that they would like to be considered for international scholarships. Selection based on academic potential, as demonstrated by programme admission. Students sponsored by their home Government or the New Zealand Government are not eligible. Unless an exception is specified, may not be held at the same time as another University of Otago Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship; deferral is not possible. · The value of the scholarship is $10,000 with a one-year tenure. Payment of the scholarship will be made as a credit towards tuition fees only. For those commencing study in semester 2 (July), half the scholarship funds ($5,000) will be released as a credit towards tuition fees, with the other half being released in semester 1 (February) of the following year.

For high achieving international students who have studied overseas and will be commencing a full-time Bachelor degree at Otago. Invited to apply in eVision, after you have accepted any previous scholarship offer (e.g. Vice Chancellor’s International Scholarship, Global Scholarship). Required to complete scholarship application questions and information as requested. This is a competitive selection scholarship. · NZD~$35,000 (comprising first year accommodation and tuition scholarships in year 2 and year 3).

Applicable to international students applying into a degree programme through an established partner articulation agreement (e.g. 2+2, credit recognition). Must be undertaking a minimum of four semesters of study at Otago. Must agree to being considered during eVision admission application steps.