University of Westminster, London

Other eligibility requirements Chevening Scholarships are for talented people who have been identified as potential future leaders across a wide range of fields. Applicants should be high calibre graduates with the personal, intellectual and interpersonal qualities necessary for leadership. Chevening publishes more comprehensive details of who can apply for the scholarship on its website, but generally applicants must: be able to demonstrate that they have achieved a minimum English language requirement be a citizen of a Chevening-eligible country at the time of applying for the award hold a degree that is equivalent to at least a good UK second-class honours degree have completed at least two years' work experience plan to travel back to their home country after they have completed their studies

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Applications for the scholarship must be submitted via the Chevening website. (Applications for your course at Westminster should be made in the normal way via our course pages). Please refer to the guidance on the Chevening website before applying, including the frequently asked questions. You should also refer to the country pages on the Chevening website, which contain guidance for applicants from your country, including priority subject areas. Check deadlines carefully – the application cycle begins approximately one year before you would begin your university course, so you will need to plan your application early. You can find all the dates and the application process on the Chevening website.

Other eligibility requirements Amount £3,000 for one year full-time Master's or £5,000 for those with an offer on the two-year Master's with integrated professional experience (full-time). This amount cannot go towards the £5,500 deposit payment required to secure your CAS (student visa). Eligibility You must be classified as overseas fee status and hold an offer for a full time Masters course starting in September 2026. Please note that you are NOT eligible to apply for this scholarship if you fall into one or more of the below categories: Are applying for a Professional course such as RIBA part III Are applying for a Doctoral programme Are applying for an Online or Distance learning course Are applying for a Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma course If you are eligible for any other discount on your course fees such as alumni discount or partner student discount Students looking for funding towards a research degree (MPhil / PhD) should visit the research section of our website. Criteria Applicants need to have a minimum UK equivalent Good 2.1 Honours Degree to apply. Applicants will be selected principally on the basis of academic excellence. Please visit our Your Country pages for overseas academic equivalency or see our guide to understand if you meet the academic criteria: Overseas academic qualifications equivalency chart (PDF).

Academic excellence

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Other eligibility requirements Eligibility You must be classified as overseas fee status and hold an offer for a full time Master's course starting in September 2026. Please note that you are NOT eligible to apply for this scholarship if you fall into one or more of the below categories: Are applying for a professional course such as RIBA part III. Are applying for a Doctoral programme. Are applying for an Online or Distance learning course. Are applying for a Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma course. If you are eligible for any other discount on your course fees such as alumni discount or partner student discount. Criteria Applicants need to have a minimum UK equivalent Good 2.1 Honours Degree to apply. Applicants will be selected principally on the basis of academic excellence.

Academic excellence

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Other eligibility requirements Amount £2,500 Tuition Fee Award paid directly to the University towards your tuition fees in your first semester. Please note that you will only receive this award for the first year of your studies. Awardees will be liable for full fees in the subsequent years of their study. This amount cannot go towards the £5,500 deposit payment required to secure your CAS (student visa). Eligibility You must be classified as overseas fee status and hold an offer for a full time Bachelors course starting in September 2026. Please note that you are NOT eligible to apply for this scholarship if you fall into one or more of the below categories: If you are applying for a Bachelor’s programme with an integrated foundation year If you are applying for an International Summer School or Study Abroad Programme If you are receiving sponsorship or funding from an external organisation or governmental body (this excludes student loan schemes such as US Federal Aid or Lanekassen) If you are eligible for any other discount on your course fees such partner student discount or EU Qualifications Award Criteria Applicants will need to demonstrate academic excellence and have grades that are significantly above the minimum requirement for their course of study. Applicants should also show a passion for their chosen subject.

Academic excellence

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Other eligibility requirements The initiative aligns with the University of Westminster’s strategic mission to champion inclusion, cultivate scientific talent, and equip graduates to make meaningful contributions in areas such as disease prevention, public health, biomedical research, nutrition, and neuroscience. Through this scholarship programme, the University of Westminster aims to remove financial barriers to study, support student success, and promote equitable and sustainable progress in health and life sciences worldwide. Amount The scholarship covers a full tuition fee waiver for the standard duration of the course, £15,000 per year to support accommodation and daily living expenses, and a £2,000 one-off payment upon full enrolment to assist with flights, visa, and Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) costs. Who can apply International students who hold a passport from, and are ordinarily resident or domiciled in, one of the following countries are eligible to apply: India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Algeria, Morocco, and Egypt. Eligibility and selection criteria Residency requirements: you must be a passport holder from one of the countries listed and currently be residing in that country. Funding status: must be self-funded (not sponsored and not in receipt of another scholarship. Academic requirements: applicants must demonstrate academic excellence, with grades significantly above the minimum entry requirements for their chosen course and show a clear passion for their subject. Basis of awards: the scholarship is awarded based on academic excellence and evidenced financial need. Shortlisted applicants will be required to provide financial evidence, usually around mid-May 2026. Incomplete or late applications will be rejected.

Academic excellence, Income related

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Apply online via the scholarship application form If you are eligible but cannot access the form two weeks before the deadline, contact the Scholarships and Financial Support Office (SFO) as early as possible. You can only apply once you have a conditional or unconditional offer for an eligible course and your fee status has been confirmed by University of Westminster Admissions.

Other eligibility requirements Amount Full Tuition Fees: Full fee coverage for eligible one year taught master’s course. Monthly Stipend: Up to 12-months stipend to cover living costs while studying in the UK. Travel Expenses: One return economy-class travel from home country to UK. Health Coverage: Student Visa and NHS surcharge costs. Other: IELTS exam fee (for scholars without a valid test of English). Eligibility The scholarship applies to the following postgraduate programmes within the STEM disciplines and within the School of Life Sciences: Applied Biotechnology MSc Artificial Intelligence and Digital Health MSc Biomedical Science MSc Pharmaceutical Science MSc Global Public Health Nutrition MSc Global Public Health with Data Science MSc Health and Wellbeing MSc Sport and Exercise Nutrition MSc Criteria To qualify for the Women in STEM British Council Scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria: Academic Offer: Hold an offer of admission to one of the eligible postgraduate programmes at the University of Westminster. Gender Identification: Open to all women or those identifying as female who can demonstrate a strong background in STEM fields. Nationality: Be a passport holder and permanent resident of one of the eligible countries listed below:- Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia Academic Excellence: Possess an excellent academic record and / or evidence of significant relevant working experience in STEM disciplines. Commitment to Home Country: Commit to contributing to local STEM industries in their home country after completing their studies. Funding: Applicants should be able to demonstrate a case for financial support / socio-economic need.

Academic excellence, Income related

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For more information about this scholarship, visit the British Council website.