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Other eligibility requirements We’re offering two scholarships for students joining our M100 LLB (Hons) Law degree from Bridge House College, a top sixth form college in Nigeria. Amount £2,000 for one student who successfully completed the Foundation Course at Bridge House College and registered on year 1 of our LLB (Hons) Law degree (M100) £2,000 for one student who successfully completed the A Level course at Bridge House College and registered on year 1 of our LLB (Hons) Law degree (M100). Eligibility criteria To be eligible for this scholarship, you must: Have successfully completed the Foundation Course or A Level course at Bridge House College Be registered on year 1 of our LLB (Hons) Law degree (M100).

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You don't need to make an application to receive a Bridge House College Nigeria Law Scholarship. If you’re eligible, you’ll be considered for a Bridge House College Nigeria Law Scholarship after completing registration for our M100 LLB (Hons) Law degree.

Other eligibility requirements The University, in partnership with Chevening, is delighted to offer this generous scholarship to students who are studying a master's programme and who have future leadership potential. Open to Students studying a master's programme. Key information Please note that there is a fee cap applied to MBA programmes that requires applicants to cover any additional tuition costs over £18,000. You will still receive all additional allowances. Eligibility criteria The scholarship is open to all subjects offered as a one-year taught master's programme at the Liverpool campus.

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Applications are made via the Chevening website.

Applications are invited for up to two E. Allison Peers Masters Scholarships in Iberian and Latin American Studies. Subject areas Teaching and research in Iberian and Latin American Studies at Liverpool is informed by a plurilingual, pluricultural understanding of the Luso-Hispanic world. We welcome applications from students wishing to undertake research in any one or more of Basque Studies, Catalan Studies, Galician Studies, Portuguese Studies (Brazilian and European), Spanish Studies and Latin American Studies. We especially encourage applications that are comparative or relational, and which cross languages and national borders. Possible focuses for study include: sociolinguistics, translation studies, cultural politics and the politics of culture, popular culture, visual culture, literary studies, film studies, digital culture, gender and sexuality, transnational, postnational and postcolonial studies, migration and diaspora, memory and representation.

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For consideration, applications must be submitted. Please give the subject line of your email as ‘E. Allison Peers Bursary Application’.

Other eligibility requirements The School of Histories, Languages and Cultures is pleased to invite applications for one bursary to support one Master’s-level MA in Health, Cultures and Societies. Open to The competition is open to all students who have applied for the Health, Cultures and Societies MA programme by the listed deadline and commence study in the 2025/26 academic year. You must have been assessed for fee status as a ‘home’ student, or expect to be assessed as a ‘home student’. This bursary is intended to fund a student who does not yet possess a postgraduate qualification (MA/MRes/MSc, PhD or equivalent). You should not be in possession of any other bursary, award or scholarship awarded by the University of Liverpool. This excludes the Postgraduate Progression Award, which is an automatic fee reduction for students who have completed previous undergraduate study at the University of Liverpool and can be combined with this scholarship.

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For consideration, applications must be submitted. Please give the subject line of your email as ‘Health, Cultures and Societies Bursary Application’.

Other eligibility requirements Applicants must have completed or be in the final year of completion of a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent degree at a minimum 2.1 (UK Upper Second) or equivalent standard and have an excellent standard of English. Applicants must be able to demonstrate: Academic excellence. Evidence of an interest in legal and public service which may benefit the Liverpool City Region. Potential and ambition for future leadership. That they are not otherwise able to undertake a postgraduate degree at either institution.

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You will need to complete and submit an application form electronically to the Hodgson Selection Committee. Candidates must read and follow the guidance very carefully. Fill out the Hodgson Law Scholarship application form.

Other eligibility requirements The prestigious Kaplan Digital Pathways Excellence Scholarship rewards exceptionally high-achieving international students progressing from a Kaplan Digital Pathways Foundation Certificate to a non-clinical undergraduate degree at the University of Liverpool. The highest achieving students (who achieve 75% or above), progressing from a Kaplan Digital Pathways Foundation Certificate, will receive a £5,000 tuition fee reduction for the first year of study. A maximum of two awards in total are available to eligible students per academic year. Eligibility To be eligible for this award you must: Be liable to pay full tuition fees at the overseas rate Be starting a new non-clinical undergraduate programme in academic year 2026/27 Achieve the highest academic scores in a Kaplan Digital Pathways Foundation Certificate, with a minimum score of at least 75%.

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No application necessary. The award will be awarded automatically to the highest achieving eligible student.

Eligibility criteria To receive this scholarship, you'll need to: Have a First Class or equivalent undergraduate degree. Check the equivalent for your country Pay tuition fees for the course yourself at the international rate Be joining a full or part-time postgraduate taught master’s course, including MRes, at our Liverpool campus in the academic year 2026/27 Accept your offer of a place and pay your tuition fee deposit by the advertised deadlines. New international students, as well as current University of Liverpool international students, are eligible for this scholarship. This includes: Undergraduate students Study abroad and exchange students Students who have completed a University of Liverpool degree at Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University International alumni of the University. We won't be able to offer you this scholarship if you: Studied a Pre-master’s course at the University of Liverpool International College Are having your fees paid by a sponsor, such as a government, commercial organisation or employer, on your behalf Are joining a PGCert, Professional Doctorate (including DDSc awards), MPhil, MArch, or PhD.

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No application is necessary. The scholarship will be awarded to all eligible students who meet the criteria. Once our Admissions team receive and process your undergraduate academic results, any scholarships you'll be awarded will be confirmed in writing.

Our Liverpool Excellence Scholarship for Undergraduates offers a generous tuition fee discount to high achieving international undergraduate students. Award If you’re an international undergraduate student who hasn’t studied with us before, you could be eligible for a scholarship offering a tuition fee discount of £7,500. The scholarship is available for one year only and will be deducted from your first-year fees. Please note, the Liverpool Excellence Scholarship for Undergraduates can’t be combined with any other scholarships. This award has no exchangeable cash value. Eligibility criteria To be eligible for this award you must: Be liable to pay full tuition fees at the international rate Start a new undergraduate degree at our Liverpool campus in academic year 2026/27, excluding clinical programmes in Medicine or Dental Surgery Achieve AAA grades in A levels or?equivalent qualification. We won't be able to offer you this scholarship if: You're studying Dental Surgery BDS You're studying Medicine and Surgery MBChB You're studying online Your fees are being paid on your behalf by a sponsor, such as government, commercial organisation or employer.

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No application is necessary. The scholarship will be awarded to all eligible students who meet the criteria and your fees will be discounted by £7,500.

Other eligibility requirements The Liverpool Law School is offering two scholarships for new international students, awarded on merit. Open to Students from Hong Kong studying a LLM programme.

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Students do not need to make an extra application for the Liverpool Law School Hong Kong Bursaries. All students who have registered for either a taught or research programme will be considered automatically. The decision of Liverpool Law School on the award of the bursaries is final.

Other eligibility requirements The Liverpool Law School is offering four bursaries for students joining its taught LLM programme. These awards will help students with their tuition fees. They are offered to encourage the best students, from the UK, Europe and internationally, to join the expanding LLM programme. There are two bursaries worth £500 each available to two students classified as 'home students' and two bursaries of £1,000 each available to two international students. Open to Home, EU and international students studying a LLM programme. Eligibility criteria Liverpool Law School LLM Bursaries will be awarded on the basis of merit. Academic performance in earlier degrees they have taken, as well as any other practical or intellectual achievements, will be taken into account. Academic references will also be considered.

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Students do not need to make an extra application for the Liverpool Law School LLM Bursaries. All students who have registered for the LLM will be considered automatically. The decision of Liverpool Law School on the award of the bursaries is final.

The Department of Languages, Cultures and Film is pleased to announce two international scholarships for students wishing to pursue the MA in Chinese-English Translating and Interpreting, for entry in September 2026. Open to International students studying the MA in Chinese-English Translating and Interpreting. Applicants should meet the entry requirements of the course (as outlined on the course page). You will need to have paid your tuition fee deposit before the scholarship can be guaranteed. Key information Applications will be ranked and selected according to academic merit and suitability (e.g. relevant experience). All scholarships will be awarded after formal registration at the University and will take the form of a fee waiver. Please note: these scholarships cannot be combined with any other scholarships or bursaries provided by the University.

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For consideration, applications must be submitted via email. Please give the subject line of your email as ‘MA Chinese-English Translation and Interpreting Scholarship Application’.

Management School MBA Excellence Scholarship If you're an MBA offer holder, with four or more years of professional or managerial experience and a strong academic background, you could be eligible for a discount of 50% off your tuition fees. Award 50% tuition fee discounts are available. Eligibility criteria The Management School MBA Excellence Scholarship will be awarded to eligible UK, Republic of Ireland and international applicants joining the The Liverpool MBA, Football Industries MBA (campus based) or Online Football Industries MBA starting in September 2026 and January 2027. You'll need to demonstrate academic and professional excellence. You must: hold at least a high 2:1 or equivalent (65%+ in your undergraduate or postgraduate degree) have four or more years of professional/managerial experience be able to demonstrate leadership potential. If you don’t have a degree equivalent to a high 2:1 or above, you could still be considered for this scholarship. You’ll need to have 10 or more years of professional or managerial experience and be able to demonstrate your continuing professional development. Please note, scholarship selection is based purely on the above factors. We're unable to award scholarships based on requests relating to financial need.

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No application is necessary. Eligible applicants will receive the award automatically. Early programme applications are advised as awards will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Applications are invited for one Manuel Irujo Scholarship in Basque Studies, to begin in September 2026. The scholarship provides approximately £5,000 and can be awarded to students taking one of the following courses: Modern Languages and Cultures MRes (full fees at Home student rate covered) Translation MA Film Studies MA History MA Political Science and International Relations MA. Subject areas We await proposals related to the cultural production, the cultural history or the politics of the Basque Country. In particular, we encourage projects on the areas of memory studies, exile/diaspora studies, and European/cosmopolitan studies, all of which remind us of the biography and lifeworld of Manuel Irujo. Other possible focuses for study include: Memory and representation Migration and diaspora Transnational, postnational and postcolonial studies Popular culture Film and visual culture Literary studies Translation studies Digital culture Gender and sexuality History and politics. We also welcome comparative or relational projects that create links between aspects of Basque society and culture and their manifestation in other cultural, national and/or linguistic areas.

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The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of the suitability of the proposed research project and demonstrated academic excellence. Applicants should contact Dr Gorka Mercero Altzugarai for assistance in formulating a research proposal, and should include a completed expression of interest form (DOCX, 68.9KB).

The MusicFutures Scholarship for International Intellectual Property Law LLM is awarded through the University of Liverpool's groundbreaking new programme, MusicFutures, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. MusicFutures brings together academics and creative industry partners to deliver a programme of equality focused/inclusive research and design led innovation and business development for the Liverpool City Region. Operating out of a hub at the Arena and Convention Centre Liverpool, MusicFutures will foster collaboration with a variety of partners to generate sector insights and career pathways for increasing diversity and representation for existing and future artists and music professionals. Eligibility The ideal candidate for the MusicFutures Scholarship will be able to demonstrate the following: Funding is a barrier to your academic ambition A strong interest in intellectual property law An undergraduate degree in a relevant field (law, music, social science and other related fields) Strong research skills Understanding of inequality, through lived experience or education/practice Strong interpersonal skills, confident in engaging with a range of stakeholders Clear and thoughtful written communication, with the ability to produce engaging and accessible outputs Ability to work independently and take initiative.

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Apply for the LLM in International Intellectual Property Law via the University of Liverpool Application Portal Complete and submit the MusicFutures Scholarship application form (DOCX, 0.2MB) to Dr Georgia Jenkins, Programme Director, International Intellectual Property Law LLM).

Eligibility criteria To be considered for this award, candidates must complete and submit the application form (in the How to apply section). It will not be possible to consider an individual for this award without the submission of this form Candidates must have applied for and been offered a place on The Beatles, Heritage and Culture MA to be considered for a scholarship Up to two awards are available in each academic year, with each award worth £4,000 The scholarship will be awarded as a reduction on the tuition fee, and will be redeemed in its entirety against the tuition fee for the first year of study The scholarship is available to both UK and overseas applicants Candidates must not have a previous postgraduate award (PGCert, PGDip, master's degree or equivalent) The successful candidates will keep the University regularly updated on progress and achievements. The candidates will be required to assist in the promotion of the scholarship and The Beatles, Heritage and Culture MA as appropriate and when requested to do so The scholarship is conditional upon successful academic progress and demonstration of professional behaviour. The panel reserves the right to withdraw or suspend the scholarship if there are any reasons for concern.

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You must submit the Peter Astaire Memorial Scholarship in Beatles Studies 2026/27 application form to Dr Holly Tessler.

Other eligibility requirements The Department of Politics is pleased to announce two £5,000 scholarships for students wishing to pursue the MA in Political Science and International Relations. Open to The competition is open to all students who have applied for the Political Science and International Relations MA programme for the forthcoming academic year. This scholarship is intended to fund a student who does not yet possess a postgraduate qualification (MA/MRes/MSc, PhD or equivalent). International students must have paid their deposit before the scholarship can be guaranteed. You should not be in possession of any other bursary, award or scholarship awarded by the University of Liverpool. This excludes the Postgraduate Progression Award, which is an automatic fee reduction for students who have completed previous undergraduate study at the University of Liverpool and can be combined with this scholarship.

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For consideration, applications must be submitted. Please give the subject line of your email as ‘MA Political Science and International Relations Scholarship Application’.

Other eligibility requirements The Department of Politics is pleased to invite applications for two scholarships to support full-time Master's level (1 year) students in their postgraduate studies. Open to The competition is open to all students who have applied for the Public Administration and Policy MA and will commence study in the forthcoming academic year. International students must have paid their deposit before the scholarship can be guaranteed. These scholarships are intended to fund a student who does not yet possess a postgraduate qualification (MA/MRes/MSc, PhD or equivalent). Applicants who already hold a postgraduate-level qualification will be ineligible for funding. You should not be in possession of any other bursary, award or scholarship awarded by the University of Liverpool. This excludes the Postgraduate Progression Award, which is an automatic fee reduction for students who have completed previous undergraduate study at the University of Liverpool and can be combined with this scholarship.

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For consideration, applications must be submitted. Please give the subject line of your email as ‘MA Postgraduate Study in Public Administration and Policy Funding Application’.

Other eligibility requirements The School of Histories, Languages and Cultures is pleased to invite applications for two scholarships to support full-time Master’s-level (1 year) students in their postgraduate studies. Open to The competition is open to all students who have applied for the Education MA and will commence study in the forthcoming academic year. International students must have paid their deposit before the scholarship can be guaranteed. These scholarships are intended to fund a student who does not yet possess a postgraduate qualification (MA/MRes/MSc, PhD or equivalent). Applicants who already hold a postgraduate-level qualification will be ineligible for funding. You should not be in possession of any other bursary, award or scholarship awarded by the University of Liverpool. This excludes the Postgraduate Progression Award, which is an automatic fee reduction for students who have completed previous undergraduate study at the University of Liverpool and can be combined with this scholarship.

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For consideration, applications must be submitted. Please give the subject line of your email as ‘MA Postgraduate Study in Education Funding Application’.

Other eligibility requirements The Department of Languages, Cultures and Film is pleased to invite applications for two scholarships to support full-time Master’s-level (1 year) students in their postgraduate studies. Open to The competition is open to all students who have applied for the Film Studies MA and will commence study in the forthcoming academic year. International students must have paid their deposit before the scholarship can be guaranteed. These scholarships are intended to fund a student who does not yet possess a postgraduate qualification (MA/MRes/MSc, PhD or equivalent). Applicants who already hold a postgraduate-level qualification will be ineligible for funding. You should not be in possession of any other bursary, award or scholarship awarded by the University of Liverpool. This excludes the Postgraduate Progression Award, which is an automatic fee reduction for students who have completed previous undergraduate study at the University of Liverpool and can be combined with this scholarship.

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For consideration, applications must be submitted. Please give the subject line of your email as ‘MA Postgraduate Study in Film Studies Funding Application’.

Other eligibility requirements The Department of History is pleased to invite applications for six scholarships to support full-time Master’s-level (1 year) students in their postgraduate studies. Open to The competition is open to all students who have applied for a relevant History programme and will commence study in the forthcoming academic year. Relevant programmes are: Archives MRes Archives and Records Management MARM/PGDipARM Archives and Records Management (International Pathway) MARMI History MRes History: Cultural History MA History: Eighteenth-Century Worlds MA History: Medieval and Renaissance Studies MA History: Twentieth-Century History MA International Slavery Studies MA These scholarships are intended to fund a student who does not yet possess a postgraduate qualification (MA/MRes/MSc, PhD or equivalent). Applicants who already hold a postgraduate-level qualification will be ineligible for funding. You should not be in possession of any other bursary, award or scholarship awarded by the University of Liverpool. This excludes the Postgraduate Progression Award, which is an automatic fee reduction for students who have completed previous undergraduate study at the University of Liverpool and can be combined with this scholarship.

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For consideration, applications must be submitted. Please give the subject line of your email as ‘MA Postgraduate Study in History Funding Application’.

Other eligibility requirements The Department of Languages, Cultures and Film is pleased to invite applications for two scholarships to support full-time Master’s-level (1 year) students in their postgraduate studies. Open to The competition is open to all students who have applied for the Translation MA and will commence study in the forthcoming academic year. International students must have paid their deposit before the scholarship can be guaranteed. These scholarships are intended to fund a student who does not yet possess a postgraduate qualification (MA/MRes/MSc, PhD or equivalent). Applicants who already hold a postgraduate-level qualification will be ineligible for funding. You should not be in possession of any other bursary, award or scholarship awarded by the University of Liverpool. This excludes the Postgraduate Progression Award, which is an automatic fee reduction for students who have completed previous undergraduate study at the University of Liverpool and can be combined with this scholarship.

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For consideration, applications must be submitted. Please give the subject line of your email as ‘MA Postgraduate Study in Translation Funding Application’.

The University is pleased to be able to offer scholarships to talented athletes competing at national and regional levels. Our mission is to nurture and provide the optimal environment for athletes to achieve their goals and thrive in university life. We can help you reach your full potential, on and off the field of competition. Two support packages are available: BUCS Performance Athlete Programme – athlete support package High Performance Athlete Programme – athlete support package plus grant. The range of support across both programmes includes: Performance gym access Athlete workshops One-to-one nutrition and psychology advice Physiotherapy Bespoke strength and conditioning programmes Premium sports centre membership Athletic Union membership Athlete mentoring Anti-doping advisory service Graduate transitions service Leisurewear.

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For further information, or to apply now, visit the Sport Liverpool Performance Programme page.

University of Liverpool Graduate Association Hong Kong and Tung Undergraduate Scholarships are worth £10,000 per year for three years and are awarded to students originating from Hong Kong only who can prove academic excellence and have a formal offer to pursue full-time studies at the University of Liverpool campus. Applicants must be starting their first year in September 2026. Current students are not accepted. The undergraduate scholarships are awarded to academically outstanding students originating from Hong Kong only, who have been admitted to purse full-time undergraduate studies, or are already studying, at the main University of Liverpool campus, leading to a bachelor degree in their chosen fields. Successful candidates will be awarded a scholarship to cover partial payment of the tuition fee or living expenses. The scholarship may or may not be held concurrently with any other scholarships or bursaries at the discretion of the Award Committee and must be declared on the application form. Those already in recipient of China Scholarship Council funding are not eligible. No payments are made until the successful applicant has registered on campus.

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Completed undergraduate scholarship application form (DOCX, 70.4KB).

Other eligibility requirements The University of Liverpool is pleased to offer tuition fee and maintenance support for up to two postgraduate taught students who have sought international protection outside of the UK so they can proceed with their education. Amount This scholarship will provide a full fee waiver for the year long programme as well as accommodation costs and a stipend to support living costs up to the value of £18,688. Scholars benefitting from this scholarship will also be supported during their time at Liverpool, including language support and visa applications. We cannot provide financial or administrative support for family members. Eligibility This scholarship is intended to support international students who have recognised status as either refugees or under humanitarian protection under the 1951 Refugee Convention. This status must be held outside of the UK. It is also open to Ukrainian Nationals with European Union temporary protected status and who are currently living in an EU state and who would be eligible to apply for a student visa to come to the UK. We hope to encourage well-qualified students to continue their education with us here in Liverpool studying a postgraduate taught course (MA or MSc). Please note - Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Science and Nursing courses are excluded. All applicants for this scholarship must: Be able to evidence their Refugee Status, or Humanitarian Protection as recognised by the 1951 UN Convention on the Status of Refugees. For Ukrainians with European Union temporary protected status, relevant documentation which evidences this, such as a residency card for the EU state you are in or a residency extension letter. Have applied to study for either an MA or MSc degree at the University of Liverpool.

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Applications are made via our online application form, which will be available on this page from 1 April 2026. Please make sure your application is fully completed. As part of your application, you will need to email proof of your status as a refugee or a person under Humanitarian Protection. Instructions on how to do this are included in the form, please not we cannot consider any applications where the candidate has not provided this proof. Please do not complete the scholarship application unless you have received either an unconditional offer, or a conditional offer which you have now fulfilled; applicants who are not unconditional, or who have not met the terms of their offer will not be considered. Due to the extremely high volume of applications we receive, we cannot acknowledge receipt of your application.

The prestigious University of Liverpool International College (UoLIC) Excellence Scholarship is intended to reward exceptionally high-achieving international students progressing from UoLIC to a non-clinical, postgraduate/master’s degree programme at the University of Liverpool. The highest achieving students, (who achieve 75% or above) progressing from UoLIC Foundation and Pre-master's programmes, will receive a £5,000 tuition fee reduction for the first year of study (a maximum of 22 scholarships in total are available for eligible students). Eligibility To be eligible for this award you must: Be liable to pay full tuition fees at the overseas rate Be starting a new non-clinical postgraduate/master’s programme in academic year 2026/27 Achieve one of the highest academic scores in a UoLIC Pre-Master’s programme, achieving at least 75%.

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No application necessary. The award will automatically be awarded to those who meet criteria.

Other eligibility requirements The prestigious University of Liverpool International College (UoLIC) Excellence Scholarship is intended to reward exceptionally high-achieving international students progressing from UoLIC to a non-clinical, undergraduate degree programme at the University of Liverpool. The highest achieving students, (who achieve 75% or above) progressing from UoLIC Foundation and Pre-master's programmes, will receive a £5,000 tuition fee reduction for the first year of study (a maximum of 22 scholarships in total are available for eligible students). Eligibility To be eligible for this award you must: Be liable to pay full tuition fees at the overseas rate Be starting a new non-clinical undergraduate programme in academic year 2026/27 Achieve one of the highest academic scores in a UoLIC Foundation Certificate programme, achieving at least 75%.

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You don't need to make an application to receive the UoLIC Excellence Scholarship. The relevant award will be automatically allocated to eligible students.