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The 10% tuition fee discount will be available to Warwick graduates who have Home or Overseas fee status and will be studying a Masters degree. Postgraduate Awards, Certificates, Diplomas, integrated Masters and Research courses are not eligible for the scheme. You must be a graduate of Warwick at level 6 or above (e.g. Bachelor's Degree). Students who have studied at UCB and received a degree (level 6 or above) which is accredited by the University of Warwick are also eligible for the discount. You must be self-funding and have no other source of financial support from outside of the University of Warwick other than a student loan. You will not be eligible if you are a student sponsored by or holding a scholarship from an external organisation. You are eligible for the 10% discount as long as you apply in the current admissions cycle and identify on your application that you have a qualification from the University at Level 6 or above (e.g. Bachelor's Degree). Some course restrictions apply, including our MBA, PGCE, Diploma plus MSc Economics and MBChB courses. You can see whether your course is eligible on your chosen course page.You might be eligible for additional funding toward your masters level study through the Warwick Taught Masters Scholarship Scheme as well. This scheme is for UK domiciled students only. It supports access to masters level study for up to 50 students per year who are from demographic groups which are under-represented in postgraduate education.

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Open to UK and International students. We are offering three competitive bursaries to outstanding students and professionals who wish to study on our full-time MSc in Intercultural Communication for Business and the Professions for entry in Autumn 2026: 1) Worldwide Bursary (2 available) Available to overseas applicants only Worth 50% of the current tuition fee 2) UK Support Bursary (1 available) Available to UK applicants only Worth £3,000 All of the above bursaries are available on a competitive basis to applicants who have successfully applied to the full-time MSc in Intercultural Communication for Business and the Professions (ICBP) and received and accepted an offer on the programme.

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These bursaries are available on a competitive basis to applicants who have successfully applied to the full-time MSc in Intercultural Communication for Business and the Professions (ICBP) and received and accepted an offer on the programme.

Other eligibility requirements Open to International students. To support exceptional overseas scholars, CIM are offering a number of bursaries to candidates applying to study our MA in Digital Media & Culture, MSc in Big Data & Digital Futures and MASc in Data Visualisation. Candidates must have submitted an application by the deadline below and be classed as residents of the countries listed for tuition fee purposes. All awards will be a contribution towards tuition fees and will be made on a competitive basis. Award Detail To support exceptional overseas scholars, CIM are offering a number of bursaries to candidates applying to study our MA in Digital Media & Culture, MSc in Big Data & Digital Futures and MASc in Data Visualisation. Candidates must have submitted an application by the deadline below and be classed as residents of the countries listed for tuition fee purposes. All awards will be a contribution towards tuition fees and will be made on a competitive basis. Applicants from all African countries: £19,243 (70% of the full-time 2025-26 Overseas fee) Applicants from South and Southeast Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Sri Lanka; Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar): £13,745 (50% of the full-time 2025-26 Overseas fee) Applicants from all South American countries: £13,745 (50% of the full-time 2025-26 Overseas fee)

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To apply, please complete the Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies (CIM) Masters Bursaries application form.

Open to Home and International students. For 2026/27, the Chancellor's Scholarships will be awarded to the most outstanding Home and International PhD applicants. Eligibility Criteria: Applicants must: Apply for a PhD at the University of Warwick to begin in October 2026; Be from any discipline. Scholarships cannot be deferred to the next academic year.

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Other eligibility requirements Award recipients receive: Payment of tuition fees; Economy travel to and from your country of residence by an approved route for you only; An arrival allowance; The cost of an entry clearance (visa) application for you only; A departure allowance; A contribution of up to £75 for TB testing, where this is required; A travel top up allowance; A monthly personal living allowance (stipend) to cover accommodation and living expenses. The monthly stipend will depend on whether you are studying inside or outside London. These rates are subject to annual review. Open to International students only. Chevening Scholarships are the UK Government’s global scholarship programme, funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and partner organisations, such as the University of Warwick. The scholarships support individuals with demonstrable potential to become future leaders, decision makers and opinion formers to study eligible one year taught master's degrees at UK institutions. With a long history of collaboration with Chevening, Warwick is very pleased to welcome a strong community of Chevening scholars every year from right across the globe.

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The University of Warwick welcomes applications from candidates from all Chevening-eligible countries in any subject. All applicants who wish to be considered for a partner award at Warwick are required to select Warwick as their first university choice in their Chevening application. You must also apply for a place at Warwick and are encouraged to do so at the earliest opportunity.

Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. Our Centre for Doctoral Training and Research in Computer Science have multiple funded scholarships available for each year. The Computer Science Department at Warwick has been consistently ranked as one of the top departments in the UK. The scholarship will give you the opportunity to join a leading Computer Science department, and pursue academic excellence in your chosen area of Computer Science: Artificial Intelligence, Applied Computing, Data Science, Human Centred Computing, Security, Systems, or Theory. The scholarships cover full fees and stipend payable at current UK Research Council rates. Eligibility Criteria: Scholarships are open to Home, EU, and international applicants. Candidates should have a degree in computer science, engineering or a related discipline, with solid mathematical background and strong programming skills.

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Please apply online following our application advice. Number of Awards Available: There are multiple awards available.

The Department of Economics is offering Warwick alumni a 20% discount on tuition fees for MSc courses starting in the 2026/27 academic year. The discount applies only to MSc programmes run by the Department of Economics: MSc Economics MSc Economics and International Financial Economics MSc Economics and Data Science MSc Behavioural and Economic Science (Economics) Eligibility The 20% tuition fee discount will be available to Warwick graduates who have Home or Overseas fee status and will be studying one of the Masters programmes.

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Open to UK and International students. A maximum of two Department of Statistics bursaries are available for entry in September 2026. Because women are under-represented in this field, one departmental bursary will be reserved for a female candidate.The bursaries will pay fees at the Home rate (£13,040 for the 2026/27 academic year) and a maintenance grant of £9,000. Eligibility Criteria: Students on the MSc in Statistics

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There is no deadline; applicants are assessed on a rolling basis until the awards are allocated.

DigitalMetal CDT, led by the University of Leicester, in partnership with Universities of Birmingham, Loughborough, Nottingham, and Warwick, invites applications for about 14 fully funded PhD positions. This programme is designed to train future leaders equipped with combined expertise in metals and alloy engineering and digital technology and AI, supported by a broad foundation in manufacturing management, product development, leadership, and personal development skills. Eligibility Criteria: Applicants must: Apply for a PhD in Warwick Manufacturing Group at the University of Warwick to begin; Have any fee status. There are no other nationality criteria; Scholarships cannot be deferred to the next academic year.

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We strongly advise preparing applications well in advance. Read the available information. Submit your WMG PhD course application Submit your scholarship application.

Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. The Department of Economics will award one Master’s scholarship to an outstanding applicant who has firmly accepted their offer on one of our one-year taught MSc courses. The scholarship is intended to facilitate access to Master's level study in the Department of Economics for academically gifted students who may otherwise experience difficulty in progressing to postgraduate study. Eligibility Criteria: Eligible courses are: MSc Economics MSc Economic and International Financial Economics MSc Behavioural and Economic Science (Economics Track) Please note: The scholarships are for full-time study only. The scholarships cannot be deferred or transferred to another course outside the Department of Economics. You must be self-funding.

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There is no application process for this scholarship. All eligible applicants with firmly accepted offers will automatically considered. Application Deadline You must submit your application in the first, second or third round of applications. Any applications made after this will not be considered.

Other eligibility requirements Open to International students. The Department of Economics will award two Master's scholarships covering 100% of fees to students who are nationals of and domiciled in any country in Africa or Latin America. Additionally, one Master's scholarship covering 25% of fees will be awarded to a student who is a national of and domiciled in any country in Europe. To be eligible, students must have firmly accepted their offer for one of the department’s one-year taught MSc courses. The Department of Economics will award two Master's scholarships covering 100% of fees to students who are nationals of and domiciled in any country in Africa or Latin America. Additionally, one Master's scholarship covering 25% of fees will be awarded to a student who is a national of and domiciled in any country in Europe. To be eligible, students must have firmly accepted their offer, for one of the department’s one-year taught MSc courses. These scholarships are designed to enhance access to Master's level study for students from these regions who may otherwise face challenges in pursuing postgraduate education. Eligibility Criteria: Eligible courses are: MSc Economics MSc Economic and International Financial Economics MSc Behavioural and Economic Science (Economics Track) MSc Economics and Data Science Please note: The scholarships are for full-time study only. The scholarships cannot be deferred or transferred to another course outside the Department of Economics. You must be self-funding.

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There is no application process for this scholarship. All eligible applicants with firmly accepted offers will automatically considered. Application Deadline You must submit your application in the first, second or third round of applications. Any applications after this will not be considered.

Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. This scholarship is open to any Warwick Education Studies undergraduate student who wishes to study for an MA programme in the Centre for Education Studies in 2025-26. Subject Area: Any MA in the Department of Education Studies Source of Funding: Department Funding Fee Status: Home and Overseas

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To apply, please complete the online application form, ensuring that you answer each question in full. Please note you may also wish to apply for the Apply for the Scholarship Apply to an MA degree in Education Studies

Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. This scholarship is open to all applicants for an MA in the Centre for Education Studies in 2025-26. Subject Area: Education Studies; any MA Eligibility Criteria: Candidates are required to have applied to an Education Studies MA programme.

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Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. This scholarship is open to all applicants starting the MA Drama and Theatre Education in 2025-26. Eligibility Criteria: To be eligible for an award, applicants must apply for MA Drama and Theatre Education.

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Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and international students. The Department of English and Comparative Literature is offering five £1,000 awards (one for each MA programme) for applicants to any MA programme based in ECLS.Link opens in a new window Home and international applicants are eligible to apply. The award will take the form of a discount to tuition fees and may be combined with the 10% alumni discount scheme In order to apply, you must have completed a University of Warwick application and received an offer for a place on an ECLS MA programme. Please note: awards are open to both home and EU or overseas students. if you are in receipt of a full fee waiver (e.g., through the Warwick Taught Master’s Scholarship Scheme), you will not be eligible for the award. normally you will not be eligible if you already hold a Master’s or PhD qualification. Eligibility Criteria: This scheme is for Home fee status and UK international students.

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Applicants must submit an online University application to be considered. Please indicate on your application form that you would like to be considered for the English and Comparative Literary Studies Department funding.

Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. The Feuer International Scholarships in Artificial Intelligence are prestigious and highly competitive PhD scholarships. They are funded by successful Warwick alumnus Jonathan Feuer, whose vision is to establish a group of extremely talented, academically brilliant, world-leading young researchers who will go on to have careers in the field of Artificial Intelligence. Aimed at attracting outstanding students from the world’s best universities, the fully funded PhD scholarships support young people with potentially world-changing ideas around AI from across all academic disciplines. If you are awarded a Feuer Scholarship for your PhD fees and stipend, you will have the chance to work alongside the University's Cyber Security research group and with world-leading academics and experts at the Alan Turing Institute in London. You will also have access to industry partners and mentoring opportunities. Eligibility Criteria: Applications are welcomed from outstanding PhD applicants, and the Feuer International Artificial Intelligence scholarships are open to home, EU and international applicants. We are looking for students with aspiration as well as intellectual aptitude. You should possess an innovative approach to problem solving, well developed technical skills, plus a willingness to work in a cross-disciplinary training and research setting. It is important that you are open to learning new skills, which might be outside the field of your undergraduate and/or Masters degree. You must have, or be about to graduate with, a first class BSc Honours degree or international equivalent. Ideally you will also possess, or be about to be awarded, a Masters level degree with distinction.

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Submit an expression of interest in the Feuer Scholarships by 31/10/2025 via the online form.

A number of Philosophy Department scholarships and bursaries are available for applicants to our MA and MPhil programmes who are commencing or continuing study in 2026/27. Awards will be automatically deducted from the awardees' tuition fees. Applicants must be: a citizen of a non-European country ordinarily resident in a non-European country (unless temporarily absent for study/work, or unless displaced). Applicants would usually have an Overseas fee status Priority will be given to applicants from groups traditionally underrepresented in Philosophy. Part-time and MPhil candidates will be considered; with awards distributed evenly across both years of study (e.g., 50% fee award in each year). Eligibility All applicants must have applied for one of the following Warwick courses in order to be eligible to apply for a scholarship or bursary: MA Philosophy MA Philosophy and the Arts MA Continental Philosophy MPhil (2 year) Decisions will be communicated to all applicants within 4 weeks of the closing date. Candidates may apply concurrently to other funding sources; however, successful candidates who receive major tuition funding elsewhere will be ineligible for a Philosophy Department award. Unsuccessful applicants may reapply in future years.

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Other eligibility requirements To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Warwick International Foundation Programme, we will be offering a number of academic scholarships to outstanding applicants who join the Warwick IFP. In total, we will have £40,000 of scholarships available, with 17 scholarships to award. The scholarships will be broken down to: Two (2) Director's Scholarships, of £5000 each, reserved for outstanding students who can demonstrate exemplary prior academic achievements and commitment to their future studies and degree. Fifteen (15) Anniversary Scholarships, of £2000 each, based on students who have submitted outstanding personal statements which outline their commitment to their future studies and degree. 10 of our £2000 anniversary scholarships will be reserved for students applying from China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Russia, Kazakhstan, or Nigeria The remaining 5 anniversary scholarships are open to students applying from any region Eligibility Criteria In order to be eligible, you must: Apply for the Warwick IFP and submit your supporting documents (Transcript and Personal Statement) Ensure that your Personal Statement meets all of our requirements Accept a Conditional Offer for the IFP and pay the academic What are we looking for? Initially, we will be reviewing your Personal Statement, so please ensure that you pay attention to our guidance before making your application. We want to see a student with lots of academic potential, who has a clear enthusiasm for their particular subject area. A strong answer to the third question in your Personal Statement will be particularly important.

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Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. We are offering three competitive bursaries to outstanding students and professionals who wish to study full-time on our MA TESOL for entry in Autumn 2026: Two worldwide bursaries worth 50% of the current tuition fee: you must be from outside the UK, with an excellent academic record, with at least 2 years of full-time professional/ teaching experience (or equivalent), and have accepted an offer on the programme from Warwick. One UK bursary worth £3,000: you must be a UK candidate with an excellent academic record who has accepted an offer on the programme from Warwick. Eligibility Criteria: UK bursary: you must be a UK candidate with an excellent academic record who has accepted an offer on the programme from Warwick. Worldwide bursaries: you must be from outside the UK, with an excellent academic record, with at least 2 years of full-time professional/ teaching experience (or equivalent), and have accepted an offer on the programme from Warwick. Fee Status: Home and Overseas Number of Awards: 3 Scholarships Available (1 UK, 2 Worldwide).

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Application Deadline: | Deadline for Worldwide Applications: Friday 30th May 2026 | Deadline for UK Bursary Applications: Friday 11th July 2026

Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. The School for Cross-faculty Studies is pleased to announce its Global Sustainable Development (GSD) bursaries for postgraduate taught students. Two bursaries are available for students commencing the MASc in Global Sustainable Development in autumn 2025. There will be two categories of bursary: £3,000 award for Home tuition fee candidate. £6,000 award for EU/Overseas tuition fee candidate. The award will be automatically deducted from the winners' tuition fees. Note that if you also qualify for the 10% alumni discount (available to all tuition fee categories) this discount will be in addition to the bursary. Applicants to the MASc in Global Sustainable Development. Awards are made on the basis of proven excellence, achievement, and future potential. Please note that we are unable to take financial needs into consideration. Subject Area: Global Sustainable Development

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Open to UK and International students. The School for Cross-faculty Studies is pleased to announce its Global Sustainable Development (GSD) fee discounts for local postgraduate taught students and Warwick employees. 20% discounts are available for eligible students commencing the MASc in Global Sustainable Development in autumn. There will be two categories of discount and to be eligible an applicant must: Live in a Coventry or surrounding area with a CV address address postcode or Currently work for the university and do not already have a postgraduate degree from any Higher Education institution. Please note that employees hired under a UniTemps contract are not eligible for this discount.< p> The award will be automatically deducted from the successful applicants’ tuition fees. Note that if you also qualify for the 10% alumni discount (available to all tuition fee categories), this discount will be in addition. Discounts are made on the provided evidence of residence within a Coventry postcode OR a Warwick employment contract (excluding UniTemps staff). Please note that we are unable to take financial needs into consideration.

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Other eligibility requirements Open to International students only. Warwick Medical School is delighted to be able to award up to 10 scholarships to overseas students joining the MRes in Translational Biomedical Research in the 2025/2026 academic year. Each scholarship will be valued at £9,574.50, which amounts to 25% of the tuition fees. The scholarships will only be available to overseas status fee-paying students who aim to complete the full MRes over one year. The scholarship will be awarded towards the payment of a student’s tuition fee and cannot be used for payment of a deposit. Scholarships will be awarded on a competitive basis to candidates based on their academic achievements demonstrated through their academic performances, references and personal statement. Selection criteria: Academic merit Eligibility Criteria To receive the scholarship you must: Be self-funded Be classed as an 'overseas' or ‘international fee paying’ student for tuition fee purposes Apply for the MRes Translational Biomedical Research programme by no later than Thursday 31 July 2025, 12.00 pm (UK time). Hold an unconditional offer for MRes Translational Biomedical Research course and accept the offer by 31 August 2025 Meet the conditions of your visa Pay the remaining 50% tuition fee by the first day of term 1

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Applications for the MRes Programme can be made online. As part of your application please include a 1-page personal statement outlining your reasons for wishing to undertake the programme and at the top of this document clearly note you wish to be considered for the scholarships and that you are self-funded. You do not need to make a separate application for the scholarship – your application for the MRes programme will be taken as an application for both the MRes programme and to be considered for the scholarship. Please note that all eligible applicants will be invited to take part in an interview. Interviews will be held online.

Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. The Maths CDT expects to offer 15+ studentships for a start in 2025/26, with a significant number available for overseas fee payers. These include EPSRC funded studentships as well as departmentally funded studentships. The funding component of the application to the programme allows applicants to apply for one of these studentships. Selection Criteria: Decisions on these scholarships are made internally by the Mathematics department.

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To be considered for these scholarships use the funding section of your main application in the Admissions Portal. Please select Studentship and complete the form as indicated on the screenshots Applicants are allowed to include multiple sources of funding in the same application, for example other scholarships. Application Deadline: There is no closing date. They are awarded throughout the year, but given the limited numbers and high demand, it is recommended that you apply as soon as possible.

Other eligibility requirements The Award PAIS is delighted to confirm that up to two scholarships are available for students proceeding to the second year of eligible Double Degree programmes in PAIS in 2025: Double Degree with Monash, American, Waterloo, NTU: £10,000 Double Degree with UPF or VUB: £5,000 Double Degree with Konstanz: £5,000 In cases where the successful candidate is attending Warwick for year one and has outstanding Warwick tuition fees, the award will first be applied to their tuition fee balance, with the remainder paid as a maintenance grant during their second year. In cases where the successful candidate is attending Warwick for year two of the degree, the full amount of the award will be applied to their tuition fee. Eligibility Students currently at Warwick in the first year of their eligible Double Degree. The award is conditional upon progression to Part II of the course. Students currently at Warwick on a single MA who intend to transfer to an eligible Double Degree. The award is conditional upon progression to Part II of the course. The award is conditional upon transfer to an eligible Double Degree. Candidates may apply concurrently to other funding sources; however, successful candidates who receive major funding elsewhere will be disqualified.

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A £2,000 tuition fee scholarship awarded to home applicants to PAIS MA programmes with strong academic potential and a clear motivation for advanced study. Consideration is automatic for eligible candidates. No separate application is required. Eligibility | International fee status | Strong academic potential and offer for a PAIS MA | Not combined with the Warwick alumni discount.

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A 20% tuition fee discount for Warwick graduates progressing to a PAIS MA programme, recognising continued academic engagement with the University. Eligibility | University of Warwick alumni | Offer for a PAIS MA | Cannot be combined with PAIS scholarships.

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Scholarships are open to Home and International students who: Hold a conditional or unconditional offer for one of the following taught master’s programmes: MSc Diagnostics, Data and Digital Health MSc Diagnostics, Data and Digital Health (Medical Diagnostics) MSc Diagnostics, Data and Digital Health (Medical Imaging) MSc Predictive Modelling and Scientific Computing Demonstrate academic excellence, as evidenced through their application and final or predicted degree results For conditional offer holders, scholarship awards will remain conditional upon achieving the final predicted degree grade Please note Home students who are awarded a University of Warwick Taught Master’s Scholarship are not eligible to receive a School of Engineering Academic Excellence Scholarship or STEM Connect Scholarship.

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Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. For the 2025 entry, scholarships will be awarded to the most outstanding Taught MSc applicants on any of the eligible courses listed. Value of one-time Tuition Awards for any of the below courses: Up to 2 x £5,000 for any student (Home or International) Eligibility Open to Home and International students. You must hold a conditional offer for the MSc programmes listed under the Award Details at the time you submit your scholarship application. You must have achieved a first in your undergraduate degree. However, applicants from underrepresented groups who have achieved a 2:1 will also be considered. Please note, if a home student receives a Taught Masters Scholarship from the University of Warwick, they are ineligible from receiving an additional award from the School of Engineering.

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Open to UK and International students. SLS Excellence Scholarships are competitive and awards will be based on past academic achievement and experience, your motivation for study, extracurricular activities and your vision for the future. Eligibility Criteria: Before applying, applicants must have an offer to study on a School of Life Sciences full-time taught MSc course starting September 2026. Applicants should have an excellent academic track-record, typically the equivalent of a British 1st Class Honours Degree. The Scholarship Review Panel will assess both academic achievement and the supporting statement when awarding. For conditional offer-holders, scholarship awards will also be conditional on achieving any language requirements and the awardee's final predicted grade. SLS Excellence Scholarships are for self-funded students only. Students with other partial funding may be considered. Recipients should informif they are in receipt of another scholarship or are later awarded other funding. Applications for SLS Excellence Scholarships are welcome from home, EU and international students. SLS Excellence Scholarships are paid towards tuition fees only. SLS Excellence Scholarships will be awarded across all Life Sciences full-time taught MSc Programmes to maximise nationality and gender diversity. Scholarship recipients will be asked to carry out some ambassadorial duties for the School.

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Open to UK and International students. The School of Modern Languages and Cultures (SMLC) will award two Master's scholarships to an outstanding applicant wishing to commence full-time study on our one-year taught MA in Translation and Cultures or MA in Modern Languages and Cultures. The scholarship is intended to facilitate access to Master's level study in Modern Languages and Cultures for academically gifted students who may otherwise experience difficulty in progressing to postgraduate study. For the successful candidate, the award will be conditional on acceptance of a place of study. The award will be arranged directly with the University's Student Finances service. If the fee for the course is less (e.g. because the student qualifies for a Warwick alumni discount), the level of the scholarship will be adjusted accordingly. Eligibility Criteria: Eligible courses are: MA in Translation and Cultures MA in Modern Languages and Cultures Please note: The scholarships are for full-time study only. Students domiciled in the UK as well as international students are eligible to apply. However, the scholarships are capped (as above) at home fees level. The scholarships cannot be deferred, or transferred to another course outside the School of Modern Languages and Cultures. You must be self-funding. You must have (or be expected to attain) a First or good 2.i (or international equivalent) for your undergraduate degree. Applications are welcomed from students who consider Master's study as a stepping-stone towards doctoral study, though this is not a prerequisite. The School of Modern Languages and Cultures values equality, diversity and inclusion.

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We are delighted to confirm that 10 awards of £5,000 are available for students commencing MA study in the Sociology department in Autumn. The award will automatically be deducted from the winners' tuition fees. There will be five awards available for Home and EU candidates, and five awards for Overseas candidates. Successful part-time candidates will receive £2,500 per year over two years. Eligibility Open to applicants on all Sociology taught Masters programmes. Candidates must apply to the university and have paid their application fee. You must submit your application to the MA programme before submitting your scholarship application. Candidates must apply for the scholarship. All supporting documentation for the university application, including your reference, must be received. Successful candidates must obtain an offer from the university before taking up the award. Candidates may apply concurrently to other funding sources; however, successful candidates who receive major tuition funding elsewhere will be disqualified.

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Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International Students. Maintaining an elite level sporting career alongside academic study can be difficult. We aim to help you continue your dual academic and sporting careers whilst studying at university. Eligibility Criteria: Open to anyone that is competing for their county or country. Awarded on an annual basis at the discretion of a panel. We welcome undergraduates, current students and postgraduates to apply. Your sport must have a Sport England recognised governing body to be considered. Number of Awards Available: There are multiple awards available. Value of Awards: There are various levels of support available. This financial award contributes towards training, equipment, and competition expenses. As a Warwick Sport scholar, you will also have access to numerous services including a strength and conditioning team, physiotherapy team, nutritionist and a performance psychologist.

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To support the development of future educators, we are pleased to offer the TESOL Teacher Development Award to students joining the MA TESOL programme. This award recognises the commitment and potential of applicants to develop as reflective, skilled and impactful teachers of English to speakers of other languages. It reflects our dedication to supporting our students' professional and pedagogical growth. The award is designed to support students in strengthening their practice, deepening their expertise, and preparing for meaningful contributions to language education in diverse contexts.

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Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. A number of Music Scholarships are available each year, to encourage talented musicians to make Warwick their first choice for music-making and for a degree. There is no music degree at Warwick and hence these Scholarships are open to students from all subjects. Many Warwick music scholars have continued their musical education at colleges and conservatoires in the UK and abroad after obtaining a first degree in an unrelated discipline. Eligibility Criteria: Music Scholarship and Exhibition holders are expected to contribute heavily to the musical life of the campus. Scholarships are only given to students with exceptional musical ability so scholars will have a key role of playing to a high standard and inspiring the students they play alongside in their music-making. We also encourage scholars to take advantage of the excellent music tutors who work here.

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You don’t need to apply before you start at Warwick. You can pick up an application form from the Music Centre office in Warwick Arts Centre in the first week of term or you can download a copy from our website nearer the time. The auditions will take place in week 4 of the autumn term and the deadline for applying is normally in week 3. The audition will be about 10-15 mins long and is designed to allow candidates to demonstrate their potential as well as present level of achievement, and in particular their likely contribution to the musical activities of the Music Centre. Candidates should choose and prepare two contrasting pieces of a total duration approx. 8 minutes. If offering two instruments or instrument and voice, one work should be prepared on each. Candidates will also have a chat with the audition panel (made up of Music Centre staff) about why they would like to become a scholar, how committed they are to music, and to allow the candidate time to talk about their musical background, interests and ambitions.

Criteria: Candidates can be of any nationality. Applicants must: Apply to Warwick for a History MPhil/PhD to begin (there is no separate application process for the Wheeler studentships but candidates should indicate on their application that they wish to be considered for it). Candidates may hold an MA at the time of application, or be working towards a Masters qualification that you will have completed by the time your PhD begins (even though the result may not be known and the final examination board may not yet have taken place). Applicants may have come from an academic background that is not in History or a closely related subject, or might, in exceptional circumstances, have professional and/or creative experience that is highly pertinent to their proposed research but not a History MA. In such cases, the Department may require attendance at the taught MA module Theories, Skills and Methods and other elements of the MA programme deemed necessary to provide the skills, knowledge and approaches required. Awards made for entry will include the following: Full payment of tuition fees at the UK or O/S rate. A maintenance stipend paid at the prevailing UKRI rate for 3.5 years. A Research, Training and Supporting Grant (RTSG) of up to £3000 per annum for 3.5 years. A one off £1500 conference and public engagement fund.

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Prepare your application. We strongly advise contacting your potential supervisor ahead of making an application as they may be able to provide comments and suggestions on draft research proposals. All applicants should meet entry requirements for the History MPhil/PhD. Applications for this award will be ranked using the attached scoring criteria. Submit your course application by the stated deadline.

Warwick’s Centre for the Study of the Renaissance (CSR) has several scholarships available of up to £5,000 each to deserving applicants to its taught MA in the Culture of the European Renaissance for 2026/27. Have completed a University of Warwick application and received an offer for a place on the MA in the Culture of the European Renaissance, run by Warwick’s Centre for the Study of the Renaissance.

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Complete the scholarship application form, by the scholarship deadline of 24 July 2026.

Other eligibility requirements Eligibility Criteria: You must ensure that you meet all of the eligibility criteria outlined below in order to apply and you must be able to provide documentary evidence to verify your circumstances in relation to each criteria. Applicants who do not meet the full criteria will not be considered for an award. Criteria 1: Sanctuary Eligibility Criteria You must be living in the UK at the time of your UG Sanctuary Scholarship application. The UK includes England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.We will not accept applications from students living outside of the UK. Value: Full tuition fee support: Students will be offered a non-repayable 100% tuition fee waiver for each year of study (up to a maximum of 4 years). Maintenance/living cost support: Students will be awarded a non-repayable grant equivalent to the maximum government Maintenance Loan towards living costs and course-related expenses for each year of study (up to a maximum of 4 years). For 2025-26, this is £10,544 for students living away from the parental home and £8,877 for students living in the parental home. Warwick Bursary: Awarded scholars also will be eligible for additional funding equivalent to the Warwick Bursary (up to £2,500 per year of study, up to a maximum of 4 years) Accommodation support • Students will be eligible for 52 week on-campus accommodation where required during their studies.

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For information please contact the university website.

Other eligibility requirements We are investing in the future by enabling the most academically talented students to receive a top-quality business education. We have £6million+ of WBS Scholarships available for MBA and MSc postgraduate courses. Eligibility Criteria: WBS Scholarships are available to the most talented candidates from all over the world. You will automatically be considered for a WBS Scholarship upon submitting your course application. Please be aware if you are looking to study one of our MBA, Executive Diploma programmes or the MSc Global Central Banking and Financial Regulation, you will need to provide a written statement outlining why you believe you should be awarded a scholarship. We recommend that you check the individual programme page for eligibility criteria and deadline information. Eligible courses: MBA Full-time MBA Distance Learning MBA Distance Learning MBA (London) Executive MBA Executive MBA (London) Finance Master's MSc Accounting and Finance MSc Finance MSc Finance and Economics MSc Mathematical FinanceLink opens in a new window MSc Business and Finance MSc Global Central Banking and Financial Regulation Business and Management Master's MSc Business with Consulting MSc Business with Accounting and Finance MSc Business with Marketing MSc Business with Operations Management MSc International Business MSc Management MSc Business Analytics MSc Management of Information Systems and Digital Innovation MSc Marketing and Strategy

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Please be aware if you are looking to study one of our MBA, Executive Diploma programmes or the MSc Global Central Banking and Financial Regulation, you will need to provide a written statement outlining why you believe you should be awarded a scholarship. For other courses, there is no need to apply, and you will automatically be considered for a WBS Scholarship upon submitting your course application. Application Deadline: Scholarships are awarded on an ongoing basis, so candidates who apply early may have a stronger chance of being successful.

Open to UK and International students. WMG Excellence Scholarships are merit-based awards available on a competitive basis. Applications will be judged on past academic achievement, professional experience, motivation for study, and your vision for the future. Eligibility Criteria: Applicants should have received an offer to study on a full-time MSc course within the WMG department, commencing September 2026. Applicants should have an excellent academic track record and/or a strong professional profile to qualify for consideration. Eligible courses: MSc Applied Artificial Intelligence MSc Cyber Security Engineering MSc Cyber Security Management MSc e-Business Management MSc Digital Transformation for Healthcare MSc Engineering Business Management MSc Engineering Design Management MSc Games Engineering MSc Healthcare Operational Management MSc Innovation and Entrepreneurship MSc International Trade, Strategy and Operations MSc Management for Business Excellence MSc Programme and Project Management MSc Smart, Connected and Autonomous Vehicles MSc Sustainable Automotive Electrification MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management Source of Funding: Department funding Fee Status: Home and Overseas

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Please review the WMG Excellence Scholarship page for full terms and conditions and to access the application form. Candidates are required to apply within 4 weeks of receiving their offer letter. Applications will be reviewed by the scholarship committee on a monthly basis between February and June). Please note that it may take up to eight weeks to receive the outcome of your scholarship application.

Open to International students only. This non-repayable scholarship provides a £18,730 contribution towards tuition fees for an Overseas fee-paying student on one of our Chemistry taught MSc programmes. Award will be made on the basis of academic excellence. Assessment criteria include degree results (obtained or predicted), referee support, any relevant publications or presentations, and the motivation demonstrated in your personal statement. This scholarship is available only to applicants ineligible for Home fees, and the award is conditional upon enrolment on the course. One scholarship is available for 2026/27 entry. Eligibility: Applicants for Chemistry taught MSc courses who are eligible for Overseas fee status (see more information here). You must have received an offer of place on the course by 31 March 2026 to qualify. Please note that students applying to our Global Decarbonisation and Climate Change MSc courses are not eligible for this scheme. Such students may instead apply for the STEM Connect Scholarship, which is designed specifically for those programmes.

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Other eligibility requirements Open to International only. Eligibility Criteria: Warwick Graduates’ Association Hong Kong (WGAHK) announces that WGAHK Scholarship will be awarded to a candidate who meets the following criteria: Has accepted an offer to an undergraduate program in any subject area at the University of Warwick Is a new entrant to the University of Warwick (Continuing students are not eligible to apply) Is a permanent resident of the Hong Kong SAR WGAHK Scholarship is open to candidates of ALL subject areas.

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In order to be considered for the WGAHK Scholarship a candidate must: Have submitted an application to a Warwick undergraduate program and received an offer (conditional or unconditional). Candidates holding conditional offers should demonstrate that all the conditions have been fully fulfilled as at the date of application. Sign and return a completed scholarship application form before the deadline. For applicants who opt to submit the video essay in addition to the written application form, the video link must be included in the relevant section of the written application on or before the deadline. Submit a reference by a former or current tutor/employer (Section B of Application Form).

Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. The Law School is offering up to 3 full-fee scholarships to applicants who have submitted an application for one of our LLM programmes. You must have submitted an application to study on our LLM programme before applying for this scholarship.

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Apply for this scholarship via our application form.

Other eligibility requirements Open to UK and International students. There are up to three Warwick Law School Research Scholarships available. Eligibility Criteria: Applicants must have submitted an application for our PhD programme or be in their first year of study at Warwick Law School.

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Apply to the Warwick Law School PhD Research Scholarship.