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‘Regional Museums and Creative Technologies: addressing barriers to digital equity’

Developed in partnership with Heritage and Culture Warwickshire and funded through the CreaTech Frontiers consortium, the project will generate evidence-based insights for regional museums, industry, sector professionals, and local and national policymakers with the aim of promoting efficient, effective, and impactful uses of creative technologies in regional museum practices.

Further information on the project and the application process can be found here.

Applications are now closed.

Eligibility

• Applicants are expected to apply for a place to study in October 2026/7.
• You should hold a first-class or at least a good upper second-class UG degree (or equivalent) in an Arts and Humanities subject and either a Masters degree with distinction or merit in any subject area OR equivalent professional experience in the museum/creative technology sector.

These AHRC funded PhD places provide an exciting opportunity to pursue postgraduate research in a cutting-edge field that brings together the twin challenges of Diversity and Sustainability for the UK Screen industries (broadly defined as film, television, gaming and immersive media).

Two Themed Studentships are available, and we invite proposals on one or more of the following themes:

• Creative Economy
• Screen Sector Work and Freelancers
• Diversity and Serving Diverse Audiences
• Sustainable Screen, Gaming and Immersive Production and Distribution

An additional ‘Project Studentship’, designed in collaboration with the BBC, jointly supervised but based at the University of Leeds is also available.

More information about the DFA, our Theme and Project studentships, available supervision, guidelines for applicants and the studentship application form are available at the Creative Bridges website.

Applications are now closed

Eligibility

• Applicants are expected to apply for a place to study, within SCAPVC or CIM for the academic year 2026/7.
• You should hold a first-class or at least a good upper second-class UG degree (or equivalent) in an Arts and Humanities subject and either a Masters degree with distinction or merit in any subject area OR equivalent creative industries experience, ideally in the screen or digital sector in the UK or abroad.

Value of Awards Available:

Awards made for entry in Autumn 2026 will include the following:

• The full payment of tuition fees
• A maintenance stipend paid at the prevailing UKRI rate for 3.5 years
• A Research, Training and Supporting Grant (RTSG) of £5,000.

We strongly advise preparing applications well in advance, noting that it is not usually possible to complete and submit an application in less than 36 hours.

1. Read the Applicant Guidance Notes and PGR Ranking Criteria.
2. Submit your course application and upload supporting documents.
3. Receive an automated e-mail with a 7 digit applicant ID number. Please allow at least 48 hours for this to arrive.
4. Register your ITS applicant account.
5. Submit your scholarship application by the application deadline. We regret being unable to accept late applications for any reason.
6. Submit supporting documents by the supporting document deadline. We regret being unable to accept late supporting documents for any reason.

Application Deadlines:

Applications are now closed

Next Steps:

Results of the AHRC Doctoral Scholarship competition will be communicated through email by 2 March 2026.

Contact Details:

doctoralcollege@warwick.ac.uk

Eligibility

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 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.

Self-funded (self-paying) definition

You are considered to be a self-funded or self-paying student if you are financing your studies with your own savings or if you are receiving financial assistance from family or friends. If you take out a student loan to cover the cost of your studies you are also considered to be self-funded.

You are not self-funded if your fees are being paid by your employer or a third party (other than family and friends) or if you are in receipt of a study grant or scholarship external to the University.

Availability

There are no closing dates and Warwick graduates do not need to apply for the discount.

Additional Scholarship opportunities

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.

Our academic departments also offer a range of Scholarship opportunities to support students from a range of backgrounds.

Please see your course page for details of these schemes.

Payment

As long as you meet the criteria detailed above, the 10% discount will be applied against the tuition fee on your student account.

Staff Guidance

Full guidance for department staff relating to the process of requesting Alumni Discount awards for students can be found here.

Value of Awards:

Please visit ANID website for more information.

Application Deadline:

Applicants should refer to the ANID website for more information about deadlines.

Contact Details:

Please refer to the ANID websiteLink opens in a new window if you have any queries.

Please visit the ANII (Agencia Nacional de Investigación e Innovación) website for details.Link opens in a new window

Please visit the ANII (Agencia Nacional de Investigación e Innovación) website for details.Link opens in a new window

Number of Awards Available:

We are pleased to offer 5 scholarships for students from sub-Saharan Africa to study and live at Warwick for 3-4 years.

Value of Awards:

• Full tuition fees paid by Warwick’s Undergraduate Global Excellence Scholarships; travel, visa, and living costs paid by Ashinaga UK
• Leadership training from Ashinaga UK
• Summer funding for internships to develop professional skills
• Dedicated support from Ashinaga UK staff

Applications are made through the Ashinaga Africa Initiative webpageLink opens in a new window.

There are two stages to the Ashinaga Africa Initiative application process:

• Applicant Registration: all applicants must first confirm their eligibility by registering for the program. Only students who register for the program and are deemed eligible will receive the application form by email. 
• Each decision about an applicant’s eligibility is based on the criteria outlined previously and their academic record. Our expectations for the academic record of an applicant reflects the academic level we expect students to have in order thrive as part of our intensive academic leadership programme.

Application Deadline:

Applications are currently closed

All information relating to the courses available, eligibility, application process, deadlines and contact details regarding this scholarship can be found via the Ministry of Science and Education website above.

All information relating to the courses available, eligibility, application process, deadlines and contact details regarding this scholarship can be found via the Ministry of Science and Education website above.

The Scholarships Programme offers 100% tuition fee Masters scholarships to support British Muslims to study at UK universities. The scholarships are aimed at those who wish to advance in their careers and bring positive change to their communities and beyond. We invite applications from people who are dedicated to:

Effective Advocacy and Enhancing Public Perception – facilitating better representation and contribution of Muslims to civil society to combat Islamophobia and positively transform perceptions of British Muslims

Community Service and Social Development – raising the aspirations and standards within British Muslim communities

The aim is to support emerging leaders who have a high level of commitment to the community and who are able to demonstrate that they can lead and inspire in their respective field.

Moreover, scholarships will only be awarded to British Muslims with relevant experience and committed to progression in the following areas:

Media & Journalism – Candidates who wish to champion diversity in the media to ensure fairer and more accurate reporting

Technology – Disrupters and innovators who use tech to offer novel and transformational solutions to society’s most pressing challenges

Sustainability/Environment – Candidates who wish to be at the forefront of the fight to save our planet and ensure a safer future for generations to come

Law – Candidates who hold high aspirations to excel in the legal profession and especially those who wish to become judges (excluding conversion courses)

Policy – Candidates with a passion for influencing public policy (excluding Health Policy) in the UK, to ensure that it is equitable and responsive to the needs of British Muslim communities

Arts & Culture – Creatives who can influence public discourses especially around Muslims and Islam through a variety of mediums

Sports – Candidates who are enthusiastic about sporting excellence and can make key contributions, through administration and management, to the industry

We shall not be accepting applications for science, health policy, or mathematics courses.

Applicants should meet all of the following requirements:

Be eligible for Home fees status

Be active within a Muslim community and demonstrate intimate knowledge of issues affecting British Muslim communities

Demonstrate long-term commitment to community/societal development within Britain

Show how the course will increase their effectiveness in one of the following areas relating to British Muslims:

1. Effective Advocacy and Enhance Public Perception – facilitating better representation and contribution of Muslims to civil society to combat Islamophobia and positively transform perceptions of British Muslims

2. Community Service and Social Development – raising the aspirations and standards within British Muslim communities

In addition to the above, candidates are also expected to have:

Excellent understanding of their chosen industry and how to progress within it, with relevant, prior experience and/or achievements in the field Knowledge of how the course will enable them to generate social impact

The Aziz Foundation prioritises scholarships for candidates who can demonstrate that they cannot afford all or part of the tuition fees for their proposed Masters course.

These scholarships are being given as Zakat. Therefore, applicants will have to self-assess to determine their Zakat eligibility (please use the Islamic Relief and/or NZF Zakat calculator(s) as an indicator. If you do not owe any Zakat, you will be eligible).

• A list of the secondary school(s) you attended, which acts as an important social indicator
• The amount of your student debt
• Information relating to your financial circumstances on the application form, including caring responsibilities, dependents and existing commitments
• Whether you are the first in your family to enter Higher Education
• We shall utilise existing government data, such as the the Department for Levelling Up’s Index for Multiple Deprivation (IMD) and Office for Students’ (OfS) place-generated data and social indices (e.g. POLAR, TUNDRA, Adult HE 2011,Uni Connect Areas), which provides information on general trends on access to
• Higher Education and participation rates by postcode, indicating rates of social mobility and deprivation

The assessment will include some or all of the means testing criteria above, variously weighted, and will contribute to the panel’s final decision on the candidate.

If you aresuccessful, it is a mandatory requirement as a condition of your award that you undertake at least one of the following:

• Participate in widening participation schemes at your host institution;
• Volunteer with a community or civil society organisation – the Foundation can help facilitate this;
• Act as a mentor, post graduation, through the Foundation or university’s mentoring scheme.

Applications are submitted online. The application form includes questions about previous education, work experience, financial means, a statement of no more than 1,000 words about how you meet the Foundation’s criteria, and the names of two referees.

• challenges facing British Muslims;
• vision and hopes for change;
• personal qualities needed to succeed;
• financial barriers faced

Cycle 1 - Application Dates: 13th Jan from 11am – 4th April, 12 noon. Interview Dates: February - April. Award Dates: Mid-May

Cycle 2 - 8th April from 11am – 20th June, 12 noon. Interview Dates: April - July. Award Dates: Late July

Visit the Aziz Foundation website for full information on eligibility, criteria, FAQs and application form

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Please visit the Banco de la Republica website for more details.Link opens in a new window

Value of Awards:

Scholarship value of:

• 50% reduction in tuition for full-time master's studies in the areas of business, finance, management, technology, innovation, engineering and health in the departments of WMG (Warwick Manufacturing Group) and WBS (Warwick Business School)
• 20% tuition fee reduction for beneficiaries on any other full-time Master's or full-time PhD

1. 50% of the tuition fees to all FIDERH beneficiaries studying on full-time Master's courses within WMG (Warwick Manufacturing Group):

• MSc Applied Artificial Intelligence
• MSc Cyber Security Engineering
• MSc Cyber Security Management
• MSc Design for Sustainability
• MSc e-Business Management
• 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 Renewable Energy
• MSc Smart, Connected and Autonomous Vehicles
• MSc Sustainable Automotive Electrification
• MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management

2. 50% of the tuition fees to all FIDERH beneficiaries studying on full-time Masters courses (including full time MBA) within WBS (Warwick Business School):

• MSc Business with Consulting
• MSc Business with Marketing
• MSc Business with Operations Management
• MSc International Business
• MSc Business Analytics
• MSc Global Central Banking and Financial Regulation (part time, distance learning)
• MSc Management
• MSc Management of Information Systems and Digital Innovation
• MSc Marketing and Strategy
• MSc Finance
• MSc Accounting and Financial Management
• MSc Accounting and Sustainability
• MSc Finance and Economics
• MSc Mathematical Finance
• MSc Financial Technology
• MSc Business and Finance
• Global Online MBA (part time)
• MBA

3. 20% of the tuition fees for FIDERH beneficiaries studying on any other full-time Master's course across the University.

4. 20% of the tuition fees for FIDERH beneficiaries studying on any full-time PhD at the University.

Please visit the FIDERH website for more information about applying and deadlines.

Applicants will be required to apply for their degree programme through the normal University of Warwick application process.

Number of Awards Available:

70 fellowships are awarded annually

Value of Awards:

$70,000/year for 2 years max

Visit the Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships Program websiteLink opens in a new window for an overview of timelines and the application process.

Application Deadline:

Applications are now closed.

Contact Details:

banting@cihr-irsc.gc.ca 

Studentships include:

• Full tuition fees (at UK rate) *
• a tax free annual stipend (in academic year 2023-24 this was £18,622.00)**
• a travel allowance in year 1
• a travel / conference budget
• a generous consumables budget
• use of a MacBook Pro for the duration of the programme.

Contact Details: MIBTP@warwick.ac.uk

Value of Awards:

These scholarships cover tuition fees and living costs.

You can find out more about application requirements on the Bolashak website,Link opens in a new window including information about how to apply.

To be eligible for one of the Women in STEM Scholarships you must:

- Be or identify as a woman

- Be a passport holder and permanent resident of Brazil

- Hold an unconditional offer of a place to study on one of the eligible courses listed above. You must apply for a place at Warwick before applying for the scholarship and the course application deadline is 12th April 2026. Candidates with a pending application at the deadline will be considered

- Have completed all component s of an undergraduate degree at the time of submitting the application for the scholarship; final awards pending will be considered on a case by case basis.

- Demonstrate case for financial support/socio-economic need.

- Not be in receipt of financial support of funding towards your study programme in the UK from any other source and not be able to privately fund your UK studies.

- Declare any periods of study undertaken outside of your home country and explain how this was funded.

- Have not previously studied at degree level or higher in the UK or lived recently in the UK. Distance learning at a UK university or study at a UK branch campus in another country will be considered as studying in the UK.

- Meet the English Language requirements of the course to which you have applied to study.

- Be motivated and academically able to follow and benefit from a UK postgraduate taught course.

- Be active in the field with work experience or with a proven interest in the proposed subject area.

- Be willing to demonstrate future contribution to capacity building and socioeconomic advancement of your home country through the benefits achieved after graduating from UK higher education.

- Agree to return to your country of citizenship for a minimum of two years after your scholarship has ended.

- Agree to maintain contact with the University of Warwick and British Council and act as an ambassador for the UK. You are required to engage with activities as a Women in STEM alum during and after your studies.

- Demonstrate a plan and a passion to engage other women and girls in STEM from your home country.

- Agree to your personal data being shared with the British Council for the purposes of assessment and promotional activity, as a condition of applying for the scholarship.

Please note: A candidate will not be eligible for a British Council Scholarships for Women in STEM if they:  

• Hold dual British citizenship.
• Are an employee, a former employee, or relative (*) of an employee of Her Majesty’s Government (including but not limited to: British Embassies/High Commissions; Department for Business and Trade (DBT), the Department for Energy Security, Department for International Trade; the Ministry of Defence; and the Home Office)

- Are an employee, a former employee, or relative (*) of an employee of the British Council Scholarships for Women in STEM – eligible countries.

(*): Relatives are defined as parents or stepparents, siblings or stepsiblings, children or stepchildren, spouse, civil partner, or unmarried partner (where the couple have been in a relationship akin to marriage or civil partnership for at least two years).  

- Are currently in receipt of financial support or funding towards your study programme in the UK from any other source.

- Have previously studied in the UK with funding from a UK Government-funded scholarship or a UK institutional scholarship/financial bursary, as well as those who privately funded their UK studies.

- Have submitted an application to study one of the following postgraduate programmes at the University of Warwick:

- MSc Advanced Mechanical EngineeringLink opens in a new window

- MSc Analytical Sciences and InstrumentationLink opens in a new window

- MSc Applied Artificial IntelligenceLink opens in a new window

- MSc Behavioural and Data ScienceLink opens in a new window

- MSc Behavioural and Economic ScienceLink opens in a new window

- MSc Biomedical EngineeringLink opens in a new window

- MSc Communications and Information EngineeringLink opens in a new window

- MSc Cyber Security EngineeringLink opens in a new window

- MSc Cyber Security ManagementLink opens in a new window

- MSc Diagnostics, Data and Digital HealthLink opens in a new window

- MSc Electrical and Electronic EngineeringLink opens in a new window

- MSc Electrical Power EngineeringLink opens in a new window

- MSc Engineering Business ManagementLink opens in a new window

- MSc Global Decarbonisation and Climate ChangeLink opens in a new window

- MSc Healthcare Operational ManagementLink opens in a new window

- MSc Humanitarian EngineeringLink opens in a new window

- MSc Humanitarian Engineering with SustainabilityLink opens in a new window

- MSc Humanitarian Engineering with ManagementLink opens in a new window

- MSc Mental Health and WellbeingLink opens in a new window

- MSc Polymer ChemistryLink opens in a new window

- MSc Predictive Modelling and Scientific ComputingLink opens in a new window

- Psychological Research (MSc)Link opens in a new window

- MPH Public HealthLink opens in a new window

- MSc Renewable EnergyLink opens in a new window

- MSc Smart, Connected and Autonomous VehiclesLink opens in a new window

- MSc Supply Chain and Logistics ManagementLink opens in a new window

- MSc Sustainable Automotive ElectrificationLink opens in a new window

Eligible Countries:

-Brazil Only

Please ensure that you have checked the entry requirement equivalencies for your course of interest, see your country page for more information.

Applications are now closed.

Submit Warwick course application on or before 12th April

Scholarship application deadline: 30th April 2026 23.59 UK time

Shortlisted candidates to be notified by 12th June 2026.

Note: You must have submitted an application to study an eligible course at Warwick before applying for the scholarship and are required to provide your Warwick application ID number in the scholarship application form.

For more information about how to apply for this award, please see www.canadianscholarshipfund.co.uk/ 

For more information about how to apply for this award, please see www.canadianscholarshipfund.co.uk/ 

Applications for 2025 are now closed.

Number of Awards Available: Various

Value of Awards: HetSys provides funding for the four-year programme to UK students.

International Applicants: We expect a small number of fully funded international places to be available on a competitive basis to exceptional students of any citizenship. Applications are currently being accepted, and must include responses to the following questions within the personal statement:

• Describe your academic history, skills, expertise, professional experience and awards or publications and how these prepare you for the HetSys training programme (300 words maximum).
• Describe how your skills and interests match with your chosen PhD project or projects. You might want to consider the significance of the project and any prior engagement with relevant topics (300 words maximum).

For more information regarding how to apply please visit the Centre for Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems website.

Application Deadline: rolling

Contact Details: hetsys@warwick.ac.uk

Award Detail

To support exceptional overseas scholars, CIM are offering a number of bursaries to candidates applying to study our MA in Digital Media and Culture, MSc in Big Data and Digital Futures, the MASc in Data Visualisation and the MASC in AI and Society. Candidates must have submitted an application by the deadline below and be classed as a resident of the countries named for tuition fee purposes. All awards will be a contribution towards tuition fees and be made on a competitive basis.

Applicants from all African countries: £20,538 (70% of the full-time 2026-27 Overseas fee)

Applicants from South and Southeast Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Sri Lanka; Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar): £14,671 (50% of the full-time 2026-27 Overseas fee)

Applicants from all South American countries: £14,671 (50% of the full-time 2026-27 Overseas fee)

The deadline for applicants from these regions is: 23:59 (BST) 31 May 2026.

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

Application Deadline:

Applications are now closed

Value of Awards Available:

Awards made for entry in Autumn 2026 will include the following:

• The full payment of tuition fees
• A maintenance stipend paid at the prevailing UKRI rate for 3.5 years
• A Research, Training and Supporting Grant (RTSG) of £5,000.

We strongly advise preparing applications well in advance, noting that it is not usually possible to complete and submit an application in less than 36 hours.

1. Read the Applicant Guidance Notes and PGR Ranking Criteria.
2. Submit your course application and upload supporting documents.
3. Receive an automated e-mail with a 7 digit applicant ID number. Please allow at least 48 hours for this to arrive.
4. Register your ITS applicant account.
5. Submit your scholarship application by the application deadline. We regret being unable to accept late applications for any reason.
6. Submit supporting documents by the supporting document deadline. We regret being unable to accept late supporting documents for any reason.

Application Deadlines:

Applications are now closed

Next Steps:

Results of the Chancellor's Scholarship competition will be communicated through email by 2 March 2026.

Contact Details:

doctoralcollege@warwick.ac.uk

Number of Awards:

This is determined by Chevening during the selection process.

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.

Applications for scholarships for 2027 close on October 6th 2026.

Next Steps:

The process of selecting Chevening Scholars takes a minimum of eight months from the application deadline to when applicants are conditionally selected for an award. You can find an overview of the application and selection process on the Chevening websiteLink opens in a new window.

If you have any questions regarding this scholarship please contact scholars at warwick dot ac dot uk or Chevening.

You must be from a Chevening eligible country and have at least two years of postgraduation work experience.

Please check out all eligibility criteria Link opens in a new window on the Chevening website.

Number of Awards Available:

Up to 30

Value of Awards:

Awards made for entry in Autumn 2026 will include the following:

• The University will cover the full payment of overseas tuition fees for the duration of the CSC funding period and a stipend enhancement;
• China Scholarships Council will provide a maintenance stipend and return international airfare between the UK and China for successful applicants.
• Successful candidates will be required to return to China after completing their PhD.

Applications for 2026/27 entry will open on 15 October 2025 and will close on 11 December 2025. All applicants are strongly advised to read the Applicant Guidance Notes before submitting an application.

Apply to the China Scholarship Council - University of Warwick Scholarship

Contact Details:

doctoralcollege@warwick.ac.uk

Number of Awards:

There are up to four awards available.

Value of Awards:

The value of the award is: £8,000. The scholarship is awarded as a reduction in course fees.

Applications are now closed

You will need to provide contact details, upload a brief CV and write statements to explain:

• Why you have chosen to study your particular course (maximum 300 words)
• How the receipt of this award would make a difference to you (maximum 300 words)
• What your aspirations are in terms of your future career and how this relates to the future success of the farming/food production sector (maximum 300 words).

Applications are now closed.

Next Steps:

Applicants will be short-listed and those on the short-list will be asked to take part in a telephone or video call interview. Applicants will be informed in writing of the outcome, whether successful or unsuccessful, once a decision has been made.

Contact Details:

Please contact msc dot lifesciences at warwick dot ac dot uk if you would like to arrange to discuss the scholarship informally with Professor Rosemary Collier.

Number of Awards Available:

Over 1000

Value of Awards:

Colfuturo offers up to $50,000 of funding. Warwick has a longstanding partnership with Colfuturo and we offer a 20% to 50% reduction on tuition fees to successful awardees of the Colfuturo Scholarship-Loan Programme.

Scholarship Details: 

Following the signature of an agreement with Colfuturo, the University of Warwick awards the following tuition fee reductions to successful awardees of the Colfuturo programme:

1. 50% of the tuition fees to all COLFUTURO beneficiaries studying on full-time Master's courses within WMG (Warwick Manufacturing Group):

• MSc Applied Artificial Intelligence
• MSc Cyber Security Engineering
• MSc Cyber Security Management
• MSc Design for Sustainability
• MSc e-Business Management
• 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 Renewable Energy
• MSc Smart, Connected and Autonomous Vehicles
• MSc Sustainable Automotive Electrification
• MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management

2. 50% of the tuition fees to all COLFUTURO beneficiaries studying on full-time Masters courses (including full time MBA) within WBS (Warwick Business School):

• MSc Business with Consulting
• MSc Business with Marketing
• MSc Business with Operations Management
• MSc International Business
• MSc Business Analytics
• MSc Global Central Banking and Financial Regulation (part time, distance learning)
• MSc Management
• MSc Management of Information Systems and Digital Innovation
• MSc Marketing and Strategy
• MSc Finance
• MSc Accounting and Financial Management
• MSc Accounting and Sustainability
• MSc Finance and Economics
• MSc Mathematical Finance
• MSc Financial Technology
• MSc Business and Finance
• Global Online MBA (part time)
• MBA

3. 20% of the tuition fees for COLFUTURO beneficiaries studying on any other full-time Master's course across the University.

4. 20% of the tuition fees for COLFUTURO beneficiaries studying on any full-time PhD at the University .

Applications are now open for the Colfuturo scheme. Interested candidates should visit the Colfuturo website for further details, including the terms and conditions of applying.

Please visit the Colfuturo websiteLink opens in a new window for more information about the application process.

Application Deadline:

Please check the Colfuturo webpages for deadlines

Applicants will be required to apply for their degree programme through the normal University of Warwick application process.

Value of Awards

Each scholarship covers the full tuition fee for the MSc Global Central Banking and Financial Regulation, taught on a distance learning basis. Successful candidates will learn online in their home country and there is no requirement to travel to Warwick.

How to apply

For more information and to apply for a scholarship please visit the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission website https://cscuk.fcdo.gov.uk/scholarships/commonwealth-distance-learningscholarships-candidates/.

Applications will close on 31st March at 16:00 BST.

Applicants must also submit an application to the MSc Global Central Banking and Financial Regulation courseLink opens in a new window

Number of Awards:

Different scholarships available for Citizens of High Income, and Least Developed Countries and Fragile States.

Value of Awards:

Full payment of academic fees and a maintenance stipend, return airfare to the UK, additional support for other expenses.

You can find out more about the scholarships available and how to apply via the Commonwealth Scholarships website.Link opens in a new window

Value of Awards:

Each scholarship provides:

• Approved airfare from your home country to the UK and return at the end of your award (the CSC will not reimburse the cost of fares for dependants, nor the cost of journeys made before your award is confirmed)
• Approved tuition fees: full fees are covered by agreement between the CSC and the UK university, and Scholars are not liable to pay for any part of the tuition fee
• Stipend (living allowance) to cover basic living costs including accommodation and food. Monthly rate to be confirmed
• Warm clothing allowance, where applicable
• Study travel grant towards the cost of study-related travel within the UK or overseas
• If a Scholar is widowed, divorced, or a single parent, child allowance of £590 per month for the first child, and £146 per month for the second and third child under the age of 16, if their children are living with them at the same address in the UK.

Scholars should apply to study at a UK university which has a part funding agreement with the CSC. Part funding agreements are at the discretion of individual universities.

Applications for Commonwealth Split-site Scholarships for the 2026/27 academic year will open later this year at which time the deadline will also be published. The scholarships are for study in the UK beginning in September/October 2026.

Applications to the CSC must be made using the CSC’s online application systemLink opens in a new window.

Application Deadline:

To be confirmed

Next Steps - Selection Process:

Applicants can expect to hear the outcome by July 2026. CSC will contact all applicants by email and they should ensure all folders of their email accounts are monitored, including junk mail and spam folders. A scholarship offer may be withdrawn if an applicant is emailed but does not respond within a specified time.

Each scholarship provides:

• Approved airfare from the Scholar’s home country to the UK and return at the end of the award (the CSC will not reimburse the cost of fares for dependants, nor the cost of journeys made before the award is confirmed) – funded by the CSC.
• Approved tuition fees: full fees are covered by agreement between the CSC and the UK university, and scholars are not liable to pay for any part of the tuition fee.
• Stipend (living allowance) at the rate of £1,452 per month, or £1,781 per month for those at universities in the London metropolitan area (rates quoted at current levels) – paid and funded by the university.

for full details please see hereLink opens in a new window.

To be considered for these scholarships, applicants must:

• Be a citizen of or have been granted refugee status by an eligible Commonwealth country.
• Have applied to one of the following courses at the University of Warwick to begin studies in 2026:

    - MSc Analytical Sciences and Instrumentation

    - MA Arts, Enterprise and Development

    - MSc Humanitarian Engineering

    - LLM International Development Law and Human Rights

    - MPH Public Health

    - MASc Global Sustainable Development

    - MA International Development

• Be permanently resident in an eligible Commonwealth country.
• Be available to start academic studies in the UK by the start of the UK academic year in September 2026.
• By September 2026, hold a first degree of at least upper second-class (2:1) honours standard, or a lower second-class degree and a relevant postgraduate qualification (usually a Master’s degree).
• Not have studied or worked for more than one (academic) year or more in a high-income country
• Be unable to afford to study in the UK without this scholarship.
• Have provided all supporting documentation in the required format.

The CSC aims to identify talented individuals who have the potential to make change. We are committed to a policy of equal opportunity and non-discrimination and encourage applications from a diverse range of applicants. For further information on the support available to scholars who share that they have a disability, see the CSC disability support statement.

There is no age limit for CSC applications. Applicants are advised to confirm with their employers any age restrictions on leave entitlement they may have in place.

Application Deadline:

Applications for Commonwealth Shared Scholarships are now closed.

Next Steps:

Applications to the CSC must be made using the CSC’s online application system.

The CSC is unable to accept any applications or documentation not submitted via the online application system.

Applicants are advised to complete and submit applications as early as possible, as the online application system will be very busy in the days leading up to the application deadline.

Applicants must also apply and secure admission for the chosen university course in addition to applying for a Shared Scholarship.

Find more details can be found on the Commonwealth Shared Scholarships website.

Number of Awards Available:

There are multiple awards available.

Value of Awards:

The scholarships cover full fees and stipend payable at current UK Research Council rates.

Contact details:

pgr-admissions at dcs dot warwick dot ac dot uk

Please apply online following our application advice.

Next Steps:

If you would like to be considered please note the next deadline below:

• Deadline for CS Department / CDT Scholarship Applications: January 15, 2024
• Scholarship Decisions: Decisions will be announced in February 2024

Value of Awards:

The scholarships cover full fees and stipend payable at current UK Research Council rates.

Application Deadline:

11th December 2025

Number of Awards

1

Value of Award

The award will contribute £12,000 towards tuition fees and living expenses.

Please see full application details, including application form, here.

Applicants must provide a personal statement explaining what significant difference/ impact/benefits the funding will make to you. As the scholarship is to be used wholly to cover the cost of tuition fees as well as stipend, applicants should explain how the award will help you with your studies and explain why you could not study without the scholarship.

The shortlisted candidates will be invited to an interview.

Application Deadline

Applications will open soon for 2026–27 entry.

educationstudies at warwick dot ac dot uk

To be eligible for this scholarship you must:

• Be a German resident and be assessed as international for fee purposes.
• Be applying for a master's taught course at the University of Warwick to begin studies in 2026.
• Have received a conditional offer and accepted this offer.
• Have applied and secured funding from DAAD.

• Four Full Tuition Awards and an unlimited number of Reduced Tuition Awards (20% reduction) to qualified DAAD master’s scholarship recipients who demonstrate the ability to show academic success and who are admitted to the University of Warwick.

For further details please email sponsors at warwick dot ac dot uk.

Conditions of these prizes:

1. This offer applies to all students who enter any of the degrees 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 the academic year 2027-2028.

2. The qualifying Grade 1 must be achieved in a STEP examination taken in the summer of 2027. Any of the STEP papers (II, III) can be used. Alternatively, the qualifying score of 7.5 must be achieved in a TMUA(*) examination taken in October 2026 or in January 2027.

3. Only one award per student.

4. The STEP/TMUA exams are assessed through in-person examination.

For full details, please see here.Link opens in a new window

It is not necessary to apply. If you meet all of the conditions in the Award detail section, the Statistics Department will arrange the payment of your prize when you complete the first year of university.

• MSc EconomicsLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window
• MSc Economics and International Financial EconomicsLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window
• MSc Economics and Data ScienceLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window
• MSc Behavioural and Economic Science (Economics)Link opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window
• MSc Economics and Environmental PolicyLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window

Please note that this discount applies only to MSc programmes hosted by the Department of Economics, the Diploma course is not eligible for this offer.

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 above.

Availability:

The Department of Economics operates five admissions rounds for MSc please check hereLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window for full details

Applications open on 07/09/2026, and close on 30/06/2027.

Payment

As long as you meet the eligibility criteria, the 20% discount will be applied against the tuition fee on your student account.

Eligibility & Deadlines

• All applicants must apply via the application form.
• 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)
• The deadline for applications for funding in the 2026/27 year is Friday, 1st May 2026.
• 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.

Selection Criteria

All decisions will be made on academic merit (based upon MA/MPhil application and supporting documents). Please note that this is not a needs-based scholarship, so your financial situation will not be taken into account.

All applicants must apply via the application form.

• The deadline for applications for funding in the 2026/27 year is Friday, 1st May 2026.
• 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.

Selection Criteria

All decisions will be made on academic merit (based upon MA/MPhil application and supporting documents). Please note that this is not a needs-based scholarship, so your financial situation will not be taken into account.

Number of Awards:

2

Value of Awards:

The bursaries will pay fees at the Home rate (£13,040 for the 2026/27 academic year) and a maintenance grant of £9,000.

If you wish to apply for the bursary, you must include a letter with your application, headed "Bursary application". The letter should explain in no more than 400 words why you wish to study for the MSc in Statistics, and your future career plans.

More information is available on the Department of Statistics website.

Application Deadline:

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

Next Steps:

The Department will notify all applicants who have been awarded a bursary. If you have not heard from the Department by the end of March you should assume that your application has been unsuccessful.

The Department reserves the right not to award the bursaries.

Contact Details:

Statistics Postgraduate Admissions Office stats dot pg dot support at warwick dot ac dot uk

Number of Awards:

There will be up to 14 awards for 25/26 entry.

Value of Awards Available:

Awards made for entry in Autumn 2025 will include the following:

• The full payment of tuition fees
• A maintenance stipend paid at the prevailing UKRI rate for 4 years
• Access to additional funding to support research costs.

We strongly advise preparing applications well in advance.

1. Read the available information.
2. Submit your WMG PhD course application
3. Submit your scholarship application.

Application Deadline:

Rolling.

Number of Awards:

There will be up to 12 awards for 25/26 entry.

Value of Awards Available:

Awards made for entry in Autumn 2025 will include the following:

• The full payment of tuition fees
• A maintenance stipend paid at the prevailing UKRI rate for 4 years
• Access to additional funding to support research and travel costs.

We strongly advise preparing applications well in advance.

1. Read the FAQs.
2. Submit your CIM PhD course application
3. Submit your scholarship application by the application deadline.

Application Deadline:

- 29 March 20205, 4 pm (GMT)

Further deadlines may be announced.

Value of Awards Available:

Awards made for entry in Autumn 2026 will include the following:

• The full payment of tuition fees
• A maintenance stipend paid at the prevailing UKRI rate for 3.5 years
• A Research, Training and Supporting Grant (RTSG) of £5,000.

We strongly advise preparing applications well in advance, noting that it is not usually possible to complete and submit an application in less than 36 hours.

1. Read the Applicant Guidance Notes and PGR Ranking Criteria.
2. Submit your course application and upload supporting documents.
3. Receive an automated e-mail with a 7 digit applicant ID number. Please allow at least 48 hours for this to arrive.
4. Register your ITS applicant account.
5. Submit your scholarship application by the application deadline. We regret being unable to accept late applications for any reason.
6. Submit supporting documents by the supporting document deadline. We regret being unable to accept late supporting documents for any reason.

Application Deadlines:

- Course Application Deadline - 8 December 2025 16:59 (GMT)

- Scholarship Application Deadline - 11 December 2025 16:59 (GMT)

Please note no late applications will be accepted.

Next Steps:

Results of the Doctoral Access Scholarship (Pathway) competition will be communicated through email by 2 March 2026.

Contact Details:

doctoralcollege@warwick.ac.uk

Number and Value of Awards:

There are a limited numbers and not all applications will be successful.

• Length of funding: 4 years (pro rata for part time)
• The full payment of academic fees
• Research Training and Support Grant of £5,000 (one-off)
• Value covers a maintenance stipend in line with UKRI rates

Read about how to apply for a Doctoral Access Scholarship (Sanctuary).

We strongly advise preparing applications well in advance, noting that it is not usually possible to complete and submit an application in less than 36 hours.

1. Read the Applicant Guidance Notes and PGR Ranking Criteria.
2. Submit your course application and upload supporting documents.
3. Receive an automated e-mail with a 7 digit applicant ID number. Please allow at least 48 hours for this to arrive.
4. Register your ITS applicant account.
5. Submit your scholarship application by the application deadline. We regret being unable to accept late applications for any reason.
6. Submit supporting documents by the supporting document deadline. We regret being unable to accept late supporting documents for any reason.

Application Deadlines:

- Course Application Deadline - 8 December 2025 16:59 (GMT)

- Scholarship Application Deadline - 11 December 2025 16:59 (GMT)

Please note no late applications will be accepted.

Next Steps:

Results of the Doctoral Access (Sanctuary) Scholarship competition will be communicated through email by 2 March 2026.

Contact Details:

doctoralcollege@warwick.ac.uk

PhD students working in Biomedical Science at the end of their first year of research (who have now just started year 2 of PhD research and thus have completed their End of First year Research report. Successful Scholarship holders will be asked to submit a profile to be added to the website. £4,500 stipend top up (£1,500 paid annually in years 2, 3, 4).

If you believe you meet the eligibility criteria and wish to be considered for the Scholarship please complete the form below.

Dr Myrtle Pridgeon Scholarship application formLink opens in a new window

Applications open from 01/09/2026 until 08/01/2027

Number of Awards:

Several

Value of Awards:

25% of fees (Home/International)

These scholarships will be awarded on a first come first served basis, so an early application to one of our MSc in Economics programmes is advisable.

Contact Details

If you have any questions regarding this scholarship, please contact economics.pgoffice@warwick.ac.uk.

Eligibility Criteria:

Eligible courses are:

• MSc EconomicsLink opens in a new window
• MSc Economic and International Financial EconomicsLink opens in a new window
• MSc Behavioural and Economic Science (Economics Track)Link opens in a new window
• MSc Economics and Data ScienceLink opens in a new window
• MSc Economics and Environmental PolicyLink opens in a new window

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.

All international applicants will be considered for these scholarships. These scholarships will be awarded on a first come, first served basis, so an early application to one of our MSc Economics programmes is advisable.

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 2026-27. The award will contribute towards tuition fees (£6,500 for home students and £13,500 for overseas students).

Applications will close at 23:59 (UK time) on 1 June 2026.

Please note you may also wish to apply for the

Apply for the Scholarship

Apply to an MA degree in Education Studies

Contact Details:

educationstudies at warwick dot ac dot uk

This scholarship is open to all applicants for an MA in the Centre for Education Studies in 2026-27. The award will contribute towards tuition fees (£6,500 for home students and £13,500 for overseas students).

Applications will close at 23:59 (UK time) on 1 June 2026.

To apply, please complete the online application form, ensuring that you answer each question in full.

Apply for the Scholarship

Apply to an MA degree in Education Studies

Contact Details:

educationstudies at warwick dot ac dot uk

This scholarship is open to all applicants starting the MA Drama and Theatre Education in 2026-27. The award will contribute up to £13,500 towards tuition fees (£6,500 for home students and £13,500 for overseas students).

Applications will close at 23:59 (UK time) on 1 June 2026.

To apply, please complete the online application form, ensuring that you answer each question in full.

Apply for the Scholarship

Apply to an MA degree in Education Studies

Contact Details:

educationstudies at warwick dot ac dot uk

Value of Awards:

The Department is pleased to announce that it will be offering two awards valued at £2,500 each to outstanding students applying for entry in 2026/2027. All applicants will be considered.

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.

The deadline for receipt of completed applications is 29th May 2026 (23:59 GMT)

Please see hereLink opens in a new windowfor application form

Value of Awards Available:

Awards made for entry in Autumn 2026 will include the following:

• The full payment of tuition fees
• A maintenance stipend paid at the prevailing UKRI rate for 3.5 or 4 years
• A Research, Training and Supporting Grant (RTSG) of up to £5,000.

Available projects funded EPSRC Doctoral Scholarships are advertised by the recruiting department. Find out more and apply at EPSRC Doctoral Scholarships.

Value of Awards:

Full payment of academic fees and a UKRI level stipend for 4 years, enhanced support for professional development training to successful doctoral candidates.

For more information on how to apply, please visit the ESRC webpages.

Application Deadline:

The funding deadline for studentships commencing in October 2026 is midday on Tuesday 13 January 2026 (12:00 GMT). Applicants should expect to hear the outcome of their application in mid-April 2026

Contact Details:

Please visit the Pathway Contacts webpage to find the contact for your subject area.

Eligibility & Deadlines

• All applicants must apply via the application form.
• 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)
• The deadline for applications for funding in the 2026/27 year is Friday, 1st May 2026.
• 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.

Selection Criteria

All decisions will be made on academic merit (based upon MA/MPhil application and supporting documents). Please note that this is not a needs-based scholarship, so your financial situation will not be taken into account.

All applicants must apply via the application form.

• The deadline for applications for funding in the 2026/27 year is Friday, 1st May 2026..
• 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.

Selection Criteria

All decisions will be made on academic merit (based upon MA/MPhil application and supporting documents). Please note that this is not a needs-based scholarship, so your financial situation will not be taken into account.

The program is developed as part of the EUTOPIA 2050 Erasmus+ project.

It allows each EUTOPIA university to finance a minimum of 4 research mobility projects, for a total of 24 research visits over the duration of the EUTOPIA 2050 project.

Further information, including a link to the application form and details of how to apply, can be found on the EUTOPIA websiteLink opens in a new window

Contact Details:

Local Programme Manager: Institute of Advanced Study, IAS@Warwick.ac.uk

Contact for General Enquiries: Sylvie Niessen, Director of International Scientific Development, CY Cergy Paris University, sylvie.niessen@cyu.frLink opens in a new window

Duration and Terms of the Scholarship Award

The scholarship supports a maximum of three years of undergraduate study, and will cover tuition and other compulsory fees. Scholarship recipients benefit from funding that covers full tuition fees plus an additional annual living bursary of £10,234 GBP.

The scholarship is subjected to satisfactory performance and academic results, along with additional requirements relating to reporting to the Trust. A detailed scholarship agreement will be provided for the successful applicant.

Scholarship Bond

There is no formal bond requirement. Scholars will however be required to report annually on their progress to the Trustees. In addition, they will need to complete a termly blog, attend events as the trustees or University may request from time to time, including donor receptions and support the recruitment of further scholars.

If you have any further questions please visit our Friends of Warwick Scholarship FAQ page.

Why Warwick?

Warwick is a leading university, forward-looking and ambitious, where the starting point is always ‘anything is possible’. We're consistently ranked among the top 10 universities in the UK, and are as respected for boundary-breaking research as for teaching and business collaborations. We strive to lead rather than follow, and are renowned for our entrepreneurialism and cosmopolitan outlook.

The Warwick campus is both peaceful and invigorating, with beautiful lakes and sculpture trails sitting alongside state-of-the-art teaching and learning facilities. The large Students’ Union with over 300 clubs and societies, great sports facilities, and unparalleled Warwick Arts Centre means that there is always something interesting to do on campus.

Warwick students have access to over 300 UK and international employers that visit the campus each year, and the University is ranked in the top 20 in the world for reputation among employers.

Join a welcoming community of world-class scholars, real world experts, and some of the best students from more than 192 countries, all united in their passion for learning

Applications for 2027 entry will open in due course.

If you have any further questions please visit our Friends of Warwick Scholarship FAQ page.

Number of Awards:

1

Value of Awards:

Grant amount:

• Full tuition waiver
• Monthly living stipend

Please make your application on the Fulbright Commission website.Link opens in a new window

Application Deadline:

The deadline for applications for the 2026-27 awards is 7th October 2025 at 5pm Eastern Time.

Next Steps:

Shortlisted applicants will be invited to interview in February. Postgraduate Student Award interviews are by video call and cannot be rescheduled.

All applicants will be informed of their status by late April. The Fulbright Commission cannot comment or provide feedback on individual applications.

Contact Details:

Contact the International Strategy & Relations team at sponsors at warwick dot ac dot uk

Please visit the Fulbright Commission websiteLink opens in a new window for further information.

Full details of the student loan programme can be found through the FUNDAPEC website.Link opens in a new window

Full details of the student loan programme can be found through the FUNDAPEC website.Link opens in a new window

Visit this link to explore alternative ways to fund your PhD studies

Visit this link to explore alternative ways to fund your PhD studies

Value of Awards:

The University of Warwick has a longstanding partnership agreement with FUNED.

20% to 50% reduction on tuition fees is available for successful awardees of the Fundación Mexicana para la Educación, la Tecnología y la Ciencia FUNED Scholarship-Loan.

The reduction depends on the course the awardee is studying.

For more information on the application process and deadlines, please visit the FUNED websiteLink opens in a new window.

Number of Awards:

Multiple

Value of Awards:

A maximum of £2000 will be awarded to each student.

Postgraduate students applying for a Gad Heuman Postgraduate Bursary must provide:

• A short statement (maximum 500 words) detailing their current research proposal, indicating how they would benefit directly from a short period of study in the Caribbean. Proposals should specify a clear research methodology and feasible timeline for the completion of the project
• A brief biographical statement, including a curriculum vitae
• A detailed budget with fully quoted costings (up to a maximum of £2000), where possible

Application Deadline:

The deadline for applications is 1 April each year.

Applications should be sent by 1 April as electronic attachments (as .doc or .pdf files) to Lisa Cook, Secretary of the Yesu Persaud Centre for Caribbean Studies, at lisa dot d dot cook at warwick dot ac dot uk. No late or retrospective applications will be considered for the current year of submission.

Next Steps:

Successful applicants will be informed by the end of April.

They will receive two-thirds of the bursary in advance of conducting the research, and one third on completion. A statement of actual expenses with receipts and a 500-word summary of the research results and analysis should be forwarded to Lisa Cook within three months of the completion of the proposed research visit. Late claims will not be accepted. Only actual incurred spend, evidenced by receipts, will be funded.

It is a condition of each award that the ‘Gad Heuman Postgraduate Bursary’ that is acknowledged in any subsequent publications or output that draw directly on work supported by the Bursary.

Contact Details:

Lisa Cook, Secretary of the Yesu Persaud Centre for Caribbean Studies, at lisa dot d dot cook at warwick dot ac dot uk.

Please also check the Departmental web page.

Number of Awards Available: Multiple

Value of Awards: The revision means that students can apply for up to €5,600 towards tuition fees as well as up to just under €1,000 a month to cover living expenses for one-year Master’s programmes outside of the EU, i.e. including in the UK.

Although the BAföG programme is means-tested, the thresholds for taking it abroad are higher than for studying in Germany, so it is always worth students checking whether they are eligible. Please note: it is still not possible to receive BAföG funding for an entire undergraduate degree.

Students can find out more (in German) on the website of the BAföG-Amt Hannover Region: BAföG-Amt Hannover Region (in German)

Eligibility & Deadlines

• All applicants must apply via the application form.
• 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)
• The deadline for applications for funding in the 2026/27 year is Friday, 1st May 2026.
• 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.

Selection Criteria

All decisions will be made on academic merit (based upon MA/MPhil application and supporting documents). Please note that this is not a needs-based scholarship, so your financial situation will not be taken into account.

All applicants must apply via the application form.

• The deadline for applications for funding in the 2026/27 year is Friday, 1st May 2026..
• 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.

Selection Criteria

All decisions will be made on academic merit (based upon MA/MPhil application and supporting documents). Please note that this is not a needs-based scholarship, so your financial situation will not be taken into account.

Ten scholarship applicants will receive each of the following awards, which have a combined total Approximate Retail Value of up to €5,300.

· One (1) voucher for the GMAT exam

· One (1) GMAT Official Practice Exams 3 & 4

· One (1) GMAT preparation program with a GMAT exam instructor

· One (1) Manhattan Prep On Demand GMAT Prep Course

· One (1) 12-month Calm app subscription

· One (1) Fortuna Admissions M7 application course

· One (1) CulturaGo introduction to culture courses (5 courses)

· One (1) Forte Foundation MBALaunch

· The awards will be offered to candidates based in Europe considering an application to any GMAT-accepting business school around the globe.

· Candidates do not need to be a European national but must have an up-to-date and legal resident visa in order to qualify.

· Applicants must be applying to business school in the 2026/2027 academic year.

· Applicants must apply as described below and in the Official Rules.Link opens in a new window

· Please see the Official Rules for any other eligibility criteria not listed

• Prepare your answers to the questions in advance of completing the application form.
• Be authentic: Share your genuine experience and aspirations, making your application unique and memorable.
• Address the question: Ensure your answers directly address the prompts.
• Connect your experience with aspirations: Detail how your past experiences will contribute to a business school environment and define your future business school aspirations.
• Showcase diversity and growth: Focus on specific moments of personal growth and how your diverse experiences equip you for business school.

Contact Details:

For more information and to apply, please visit the GMAT Talent and Opportunity Scholarship website.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Be a French national residing in France and be assessed as international for fee purposes.
• Have applied to a Taught Master’sLink opens in a new window course at the University of Warwick to begin studies in 2026.
• Have achieved or be expecting to achieve the equivalent of a high 2:1 degree (13+)
• Must declare the amount and source of any external funding for tuition fees already secured or applied for
• Must be able to pay the remainder of the tuition fees and living expenses

Successful candidates are expected to:

• Be active in the field with work experience or with a proven interest in the proposed subject area.
• Be willing to embody the UK Higher Education experience—attending lectures and tutorials, engaging with extra-curricular activities—and act as an ambassador for UK Higher Education.
• Be willing to establish an engagement with the UK as a scholar, through personal and academic fulfilment.
• Represent the high standards of the GREAT brand by becoming an advocate for scholarships.
• Be willing to attend a networking event of all UK-based GREAT scholars to discuss experiences and capture perceptions of studying in the UK.

On return to France:

• Be willing to demonstrate future contribution to capacity-building and socio-economic advancement through the benefits achieved after graduating from UK higher education.
• Be willing to maintain contact with the British Council and act as an ambassador for the GREAT Scholarships, sharing experiences of studying in the UK with future GREAT scholars.
• As an alumnus of the GREAT Scholarships, be willing to occasionally speak to potential candidates about your experience of studying in the UK.

Applications are now closed.

Applications for this scholarship are now closed.

The University awards scholarship on the basis of academic merit and information provided on your application to the University as well as your scholarship application forms. You may be contacted for additional information.

The University of Warwick reserves the right not to allocate the award if the selection panel identifies no suitable candidates.

The University of Warwick GREAT Scholarship 2026 – France is subject to full terms and conditions which will be provided to successful candidates at the point of award.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Be a Greek national residing in Greece and be assessed as international for fee purposes.
• Have applied to WBS MSc course or WMG MSc course at the University of Warwick to begin studies in 2026.
• Have achieved or be expecting to achieve the equivalent of a high 2:1 degree (13+)
• Must declare the amount and source of any external funding for tuition fees already secured or applied for
• Must be able to pay the remainder of the tuition fees and living expenses

Successful candidates are expected to:

• Be active in the field with work experience or with a proven interest in the proposed subject area.
• Be willing to embody the UK Higher Education experience—attending lectures and tutorials, engaging with extra-curricular activities—and act as an ambassador for UK Higher Education.
• Be willing to establish an engagement with the UK as a scholar, through personal and academic fulfilment.
• Represent the high standards of the GREAT brand by becoming an advocate for scholarships.
• Be willing to attend a networking event of all UK-based GREAT scholars to discuss experiences and capture perceptions of studying in the UK.

On return to Greece:

• Be willing to demonstrate future contribution to capacity-building and socio-economic advancement through the benefits achieved after graduating from UK higher education.
• Be willing to maintain contact with the British Council and act as an ambassador for the GREAT Scholarships, sharing experiences of studying in the UK with future GREAT scholars.
• As an alumnus of the GREAT Scholarships, be willing to occasionally speak to potential candidates about your experience of studying in the UK.

Applications are now closed.

Applications are now closed.

The University awards scholarship on the basis of academic merit and information provided on your application to the University as well as your scholarship application forms. You may be contacted for additional information.

The University of Warwick reserves the right not to allocate the award if the selection panel identifies no suitable candidates.

The University of Warwick GREAT Scholarship 2026 – Greece is subject to full terms and conditions which will be provided to successful candidates at the point of award.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Be a Italian national residing in Italy and be assessed as international for fee purposes.
• Have applied to WBS MSc course at the University of Warwick to begin studies in 2026.
• Have achieved or be expecting to achieve the equivalent of a high 2:1 degree (13+)
• Must declare the amount and source of any external funding for tuition fees already secured or applied for
• Must be able to pay the remainder of the tuition fees and living expenses

Successful candidates are expected to:

• Be active in the field with work experience or with a proven interest in the proposed subject area.
• Be willing to embody the UK Higher Education experience—attending lectures and tutorials, engaging with extra-curricular activities—and act as an ambassador for UK Higher Education.
• Be willing to establish an engagement with the UK as a scholar, through personal and academic fulfilment.
• Represent the high standards of the GREAT brand by becoming an advocate for scholarships.
• Be willing to attend a networking event of all UK-based GREAT scholars to discuss experiences and capture perceptions of studying in the UK.

On return to Italy:

• Be willing to demonstrate future contribution to capacity-building and socio-economic advancement through the benefits achieved after graduating from UK higher education.
• Be willing to maintain contact with the British Council and act as an ambassador for the GREAT Scholarships, sharing experiences of studying in the UK with future GREAT scholars.
• As an alumnus of the GREAT Scholarships, be willing to occasionally speak to potential candidates about your experience of studying in the UK.

Applications are now open.

Applications are now closed

The University awards scholarship on the basis of academic merit and information provided on your application to the University as well as your scholarship application forms. You may be contacted for additional information.

The University of Warwick reserves the right not to allocate the award if the selection panel identifies no suitable candidates.

The University of Warwick GREAT Scholarship 2026 - Italy is subject to full terms and conditions which will be provided to successful candidates at the point of award

Eligibility Criteria:

• Be a Italian national residing in Italy and be assessed as international for fee purposes.
• Have applied to WMG MSc course to begin studies in 2026.
• Have achieved or be expecting to achieve the equivalent of a high 2:1 degree (13+)
• Must declare the amount and source of any external funding for tuition fees already secured or applied for
• Must be able to pay the remainder of the tuition fees and living expenses

Successful candidates are expected to:

• Be active in the field with work experience or with a proven interest in the proposed subject area.
• Be willing to embody the UK Higher Education experience—attending lectures and tutorials, engaging with extra-curricular activities—and act as an ambassador for UK Higher Education.
• Be willing to establish an engagement with the UK as a scholar, through personal and academic fulfilment.
• Represent the high standards of the GREAT brand by becoming an advocate for scholarships.
• Be willing to attend a networking event of all UK-based GREAT scholars to discuss experiences and capture perceptions of studying in the UK.

On return to Italy:

• Be willing to demonstrate future contribution to capacity-building and socio-economic advancement through the benefits achieved after graduating from UK higher education.
• Be willing to maintain contact with the British Council and act as an ambassador for the GREAT Scholarships, sharing experiences of studying in the UK with future GREAT scholars.
• As an alumnus of the GREAT Scholarships, be willing to occasionally speak to potential candidates about your experience of studying in the UK.

Applications are now closed.

Applications are now closed.

The University awards scholarship on the basis of academic merit and information provided on your application to the University as well as your scholarship application forms. You may be contacted for additional information.

The University of Warwick reserves the right not to allocate the award if the selection panel identifies no suitable candidates.

The University of Warwick GREAT Scholarship 2026 - Italy (WMG) is subject to full terms and conditions which will be provided to successful candidates at the point of award

Eligibility Criteria:

• Be a Malaysian national residing in Malaysia and be assessed as international for fee purposes.
• Have applied to Taught Master’s course at the University of Warwick to begin studies in 2026.
• Have achieved or be expecting to achieve the equivalent of a high 2:1 degree.
• Must be able to pay the remainder of the tuition fees and living expenses.
• Must declare the amount and source of any external funding for tuition fees already secured or applied for.

Successful candidates are expected to:

• Be active in the field with work experience or with a proven interest in the proposed subject area.
• Be willing to embody the UK Higher Education experience—attending lectures and tutorials, engaging with extra-curricular activities—and act as an ambassador for UK Higher Education.
• Be willing to establish an engagement with the UK as a scholar, through personal and academic fulfilment.
• Represent the high standards of the GREAT brand by becoming an advocate for scholarships.
• Be willing to attend a networking event of all UK-based GREAT scholars to discuss experiences and capture perceptions of studying in the UK.

On return to Malaysia:

• Be willing to demonstrate future contribution to capacity-building and socio-economic advancement through the benefits achieved after graduating from UK higher education.
• Be willing to maintain contact with the British Council and act as an ambassador for the GREAT Scholarships, sharing experiences of studying in the UK with future GREAT scholars.
• As an alumnus of the GREAT Scholarships, be willing to occasionally speak to potential candidates about your experience of studying in the UK.

Applications are now closed.

The University awards scholarship on the basis of academic merit and information provided on your application to the University as well as your scholarship application forms. You may be contacted for additional information.

The University of Warwick reserves the right not to allocate the award if the selection panel identifies no suitable candidates.

The University of Warwick GREAT Scholarship 2026 - Malaysia is subject to full terms and conditions which will be provided to successful candidates at the point of award

Eligibility Criteria:

• Be a Nigerian national residing in Nigeria and be assessed as international for fee purposes
• Have applied to Taught Master’s course at the University of Warwick to begin studies in 2026.
• Have achieved or be expecting to achieve the equivalent of a high 2:1 degree (68%+)
• Have received a conditional or unconditional offer and have accepted this offer
• Must be able to pay the remainder of the tuition fees and living expenses
• Must declare the amount and source of any external funding for tuition fees already secured or applied for

Successful candidates are expected to:

• Be active in the field with work experience or with a proven interest in the proposed subject area.
• Be willing to embody the UK Higher Education experience by attending lectures and tutorials, engaging with extra-curricular activities, and acting as an ambassador for UK Higher Education by promoting the value of studying at a UK HEI.
• Be willing to establish an engagement with the UK as a scholar, through personal and academic fulfilment.
• Represent the high standards of the GREAT brand by becoming an advocate for scholarships.
• Be willing to attend a networking event of all UK-based GREAT scholars to discuss experiences and capture perceptions of studying in the UK.

On return to Nigeria:

• Be willing to demonstrate future contribution to capacity-building and socio-economic advancement through the benefits achieved after graduating from UK higher education.
• Be willing to maintain contact with the British Council and act as an ambassador for the GREAT Scholarships by sharing experiences of studying in the UK with future GREAT scholars.
• As an alumnus of the GREAT Scholarships, be willing to occasionally speak to potential candidates about your experience of studying in the UK.

Applications are now closed.

Applications are now closed

The University awards scholarship on the basis of academic merit and information provided on your application to the University as well as your scholarship application forms. You may be contacted for additional information.

The University of Warwick reserves the right not to allocate the award if the selection panel identifies no suitable candidates.

The University of Warwick GREAT Scholarship 2026 - Nigeria is subject to full terms and conditions which will be provided to successful candidates at the point of award

Eligibility Criteria:

• Be a Turkish national residing in Turkey and be assessed as international for fee purposes.
• Have applied to Taught Master’s course at the University of Warwick to begin studies in 2026.
• Have achieved or be expecting to achieve the equivalent of a high 2:1 degree
• Have received a conditional or unconditional offer and have accepted this offer.
• Must be able to pay the remainder of the tuition fees and living expenses
• Must declare the amount and source of any external funding for tuition fees already secured or applied for

Successful candidates are expected to:

• Be active in the field with work experience or with a proven interest in the proposed subject area
• Be willing to embody the UK Higher Education experience, by attending lectures and tutorials and engaging with extra-curricular activities, and act as an ambassador for UK Higher Education, by promoting the value of studying at a UK HEI
• Be willing to establish an engagement with the UK as a scholar, through personal and academic fulfilment
• Represent the high standards of the GREAT brand by becoming an advocate for scholarships
• Be willing to attend a networking event of all UK-based GREAT scholars, to discuss experiences and capture perceptions of studying in the UK

 On return to Turkey:

• Be willing to demonstrate future contribution to capacity-building and socio-economic advancement through the benefits achieved after graduating from UK higher education
• Be willing to maintain contact with the British Council and act as an ambassador for the GREAT Scholarships, by sharing experiences of studying in the UK with future GREAT scholars
• As an alumnus/a of the GREAT Scholarships, be willing to occasionally speak to potential candidates about your experience of studying in the UK

Applications are now closed.

The University awards scholarship on the basis of academic merit and information provided on your application to the University as well as your scholarship application forms. You may be contacted for additional information.

The University of Warwick reserves the right not to allocate the award if the selection panel identifies no suitable candidates.

The University of Warwick GREAT Scholarship 2026 - Turkey is subject to full terms and conditions which will be provided to successful candidates at the point of award

Award Details

About G-Research

G-Research is a leading quantitative research and technology firm who hire the brightest minds to tackle the biggest questions in finance.

Through the G-Research NextGen programme, they're inspiring the future of quantitative research and engineering talent. G-Research are fully funding 42 PhD students at leading academic institutions, partnering with charities to make careers in research and technology more accessible and reaching out into the community to shape the future, one brilliant mind at a time.

We'd like to thank G-Research for their generous support to fund study, support and career development for exceptional Warwick Statistics students.

Application process

Please state "G-Research Scholarship" in the Funding section of the course application and/or in your Personal Statement. Please see the following page for guidance on submitting a course application: How to ApplyLink opens in a new window.

Award Details

About G-Research

G-Research is a leading quantitative research and technology firm who hire the brightest minds to tackle the biggest questions in finance.

Through the G-Research NextGen programme, they're inspiring the future of quantitative research and engineering talent. G-Research are fully funding 42 PhD students at leading academic institutions, partnering with charities to make careers in research and technology more accessible and reaching out into the community to shape the future, one brilliant mind at a time.

We'd like to thank G-Research for their generous support to fund study, support and career development for exceptional Warwick Statistics students.

Application process

Please state "G-Research Scholarship" in the Funding section of the course application and/or in your Personal Statement. Please see the following page for guidance on submitting a course application: How to ApplyLink opens in a new window.

Value of Awards:

Guatemalan nationals can apply for a 20% to 50% reduction on tuition fees is available for successful awardees of the GuateFuturo Scholarship Programme.

Full details of the scholarship programme can be found through the GuateFuturo website.Link opens in a new window

Students planning to pursue higher education outside India can apply. Eligible programs include:

• Undergraduate programmes at international universities
• STEM Master's programmes (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)
• Business Master's programmes, including MBA

Applicants can be planning to study, in the process of applying, awaiting an outcome on their application, or already admitted.

The GyanDhan Scholarship is an online, test-based program open to students from around the world, supporting studies in India and abroad. It evaluates aptitude and reasoning skills rather than prior academic specialization, ensuring that all applicants, Indian or international, compete on equal footing.

Please visit the GyanDhan website for full details.Link opens in a new window

Please visit the GyanDhan website to apply.Link opens in a new window

Deadline for application is May 2026

Number of Awards Available:

Applications are now closed

In recent years Warwick has been pleased to welcome a number of scholars from Palestine funded through the British Council HESPAL programme. For 2026/7 there will be one award for a taught master's student available.

Value of Awards: The scholarship covers the following:

• Tuition fees
• Arrival allowances
• Thesis allowances
• Monthly allowance to cover living expenses
• The Scholarship does not cover visa fees, IELTS cost, and Airfare ticket to and from the UK.

Applications are now closed.

Please visit the History website for details relating to Postgraduate funding.

Please visit the History website for details relating to Postgraduate funding.

Full details of the scholarship programme can be found through the HonduFuturo website.

Eligibility Criteria:

Applications will only be accepted from members of the Faculty of Arts and members of the Centre for Research in Philosophy, Literature and the Arts. All decisions taken by the HRF Committee are final.

Applicants are expected to apply for departmental and external sources of funding in the first instance wherever possible. You should contact the Arts Faculty Research Development Manager in Research and Impact Services for guidance on external funding.

Applicants are also expected to apply to the University's Research Development Fund, the Office for Global Engagement, and the Institute of Advanced Study wherever appropriate.

Application Deadlines:

Humanities Research Fund Guidelines 2023/24

The Humanities Research Fund Committee will award support for activities taking place between 1 August 2023 and 31 July 2024 (all claim forms must be submitted to your department by 12 July 2024 to ensure that all expenditure is processed by 31 July 2024). No expenditure will be permitted against HRF codes after 31 July 2024.

The funding round deadlines for HRF 2023/24 are as follows:

Round 1: Monday 19 June 2023

Round 2: Monday 16 October 2023

Round 3: Monday 4 February 2024

This award recognises the strong academic profile and professional potential of applicants to the programme. It reflects our investment in students who are preparing to operate effectively across cultures, organisations and global contexts.

Through this award, we aim to support our students in making a confident transition into postgraduate study and in advancing their future careers in international and professional environments.

Students who accept their offer and enrol on the programme will receive a £3,000 award applied directly to their tuition fees.

Full details of the scholarship programme can be found through the ICETEX websiteLink opens in a new window.

Full details of the scholarship programme can be found through the ICETEX websiteLink opens in a new window.

There are currently no scholarships opportunities available at IER. If interested, please contact IER PhD Administrative Officer ierphd@warwick.ac.uk.

Please see the IER website for further funding options and updates.

There are currently no scholarships opportunities available at IER. If interested, please contact IER PhD Administrative Officer ierphd@warwick.ac.uk.

Please see the IER website for further funding options and updates.

Number of Awards:

30

Value of Awards:

The studentships are funded to cover a student stipend (was £18,622 in 2023/24), university fees (national or international level) and a Research and Training Support Grant of £1,250 per academic year. Additional funds will be available to support laboratory costs (up to £10,000 over the 4 years) for students involved in laboratory work.

Please note that this does not include the cost of visa applications, travel expenses or health surcharge for international applicants.

You can find out more information and apply here.

Application Deadline:

Applications are closed.

Contact Details:

If you have any general admissions enquiries please contact the PGR team, wms dot rdcoord at warwick dot ac dot uk

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 deposit by 30th June 2024

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.

Terms and Conditions

• In order to be considered for any of our academic scholarships, you must submit an application for the Warwick IFP 2024-25 programme, receive an offer of a place and pay the £2,000GBP academic deposit by 30 June 2024.
• In order to be eligible for any of our scholarships, you must be self-funding and not in receipt of any other fee scholarships or fee award from the University of Warwick or elsewhere.
• The department reserves the right to re-distribute the award of scholarships or not issue scholarships in the event that candidates for any scholarship category do not meet the criteria for a successful award.

What is the process?

We'll be automatically considering all applicants who have accepted a Conditional Offer and paid their academic deposit for the course by 30th June 2024, and will be shortlisting these applicants based on their Personal Statement and academic background.

In early July we will invite the top five shortlisted students to take part in an online video interview with either our Head of Department or Director of Education to determine the winner of our Director's Scholarship. The final winners of all scholarships will be announced by the end of July.

If you have any questions about the scholarship process, please contact the team.

Number of Awards Available:

Up to four scholarships are awarded annually on a competitive basis to students with a record of high academic achievement.

Value of Awards:

The scholarships cover all reasonable expenses for two years of studies.

The application is available on the Japan IMF Scholarship Program websiteLink opens in a new window.

It must be completed in English and include the following:

• A personal statement focusing on the applicant's background, career goals, and interest in working as an IMF economist
• A complete university transcript for the applicant's prior studies and, if already a graduate student:
  • a current university transcript
  • GRE and TOEFL or IELTS scores
  • A copy of one application to a Ph.D. program; and Two reference letters

Application Deadline:

The deadline for applications for the 2025-2027 JISP award is November 30, 2024

Please submit your application online at: www.iie.org/jisp

Next Steps:

Scholarships are awarded in the spring, for studies starting in the fall of that same year. Candidates must apply directly to universities for admission.

Contact Details:

For inquiries about submitting applications, general questions, and any other information regarding applications, please e-mail the Institute of International Education (IIE) at japanimfscholarship at iie dot org

Value of Awards:

The University of Warwick will offer one Li Xiaoming Bursary for the 2026/27 academic year, worth up to £20,000. This bursary will be provided in the form of payment of up to £20,000 towards tuition fees.

Application Process:

• Eligible applicants will automatically be considered for this bursary by their academic department. Please note that applicants cannot apply directly for this bursary.
• Departments may nominate one candidate for the Li Xiaoming Bursary by Friday 12th June 2026.
• Results will be communicated to departments and the successful scholar by the end of June 2026.

Please visit the Li Xiaoming Bursary webpage for more information.

Contact details: scholars@warwick.ac.uk

Award Detail

Full tuition fee scholarships for two Malaysian students applying for entry to a postgraduate taught programme in the applicable fields at University of Warwick starting September 2025.

Applications for this scholarship are now closed.

• To apply for the scholarship, students will need to be registered with MABECS through their website, have accepted an offer from the University of Warwick, and have made Warwick their firm choice by the scholarship deadline of 30 June 2025.
• Prepare a 500-word essay on 'Why Do You Want to Study at the University of Warwick' to be submitted to MABECS (enquiries@mabecs.com).
• Selection for the award will be based on academic merit and the applicant’s essay. Only under exceptional circumstances in which the University is unable to choose an awardee based solely on academic merit and essay response will applicants be asked to attend an interview.

• Decisions will be announced in July 2025 and the scholarships will be awarded upon the students' enrolment in September 2025. Regrettably, owing to the volume of applications received, we will only be contacting those who have been successfully selected.
• Scholarships will be awarded based on the eligibility criteria outlined above and according to the application and admission process stated above. The University will make its best endeavours to input the scholarship details onto each student's CAS record for visa application purposes (this 'note' will be visible for the UKVI but not the student).
• In accepting and securing this scholarship, awardees are expected to support the University and MABECS, to a reasonable extent and for a reasonable period of time, by providing profiles and testimonials, and engaging in ambassadorial activities if requested by the University or MABECS.
• Successful recipients of the scholarships must have completed online university registration and be 'Normally Registered' by 3 October 2025 (23:59 UK time/ GMT+1). If this is not the case, the University will withdraw the scholarship.

This opportunity is open to Home (UK) applicants only

Full (home) tuition fees to register at Warwick Medical School

UKRI-level stipend

Research & conference fund

Eligibility Criteria:

• UK student only – the scholarship will not cover international fees
• Minimum 2:1 UG degree and/or merit at Master’s level. Master’s level is recommended
• Experience with Python/R and AI frameworks is highly desirable
• Preferred backgrounds: Computer Science, Machine learning, Data science, Mathematics
• Interest in healthcare or biomedical data is recommended

Provide your CV, transcripts, and Personal Statement.

The Machine Learning for AML Registry application form can be found hereLink opens in a new window.

Deadline:

13 April 2026

Provisional interview date:

w/c 27 April 2026

Start Date:

October 2026

Value of Award:

The award consists of University fees at the full overseas rate, cost of living expenses, annual book grant, thesis grant, research and daily travel grants, fares to and from the United States and, where applicable, a contribution towards the support of a dependent spouse.

Number of Awards:

Up to 50 scholarships awarded annually.

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

Award Detail

• £3,000 award for Home tuition fee candidate.
• £6,000 award for EU/Overseas tuition fee candidate.

To apply, please complete the MASc Bursaries Application Form after you have submitted an application to the MASc programme.

Next Steps:

We plan to inform successful applicants three weeks after the closing date.

Application Deadline:

Monday 15th June 2026

Contact Details:

PGGSD at warwick dot ac dot uk

Applicants to the MASc in Global Sustainable Development.

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.

Subject Area: Global Sustainable Development

Award Detail

• 20% tuition fee discount for Home/UK tuition fee candidates.
• 20% tuition fee discount for EU/Overseas tuition fee candidates

To apply, please complete the MASc Fee Discounts Application Form after you have submitted an application to the MASc programme.

Next Steps:

We plan to inform successful applicants three weeks after the closing date.

Application Deadline:

Applications are currently closed.

Contact Details:

PGGSD at warwick dot ac dot uk

This award is funded by EPSRC through a University of Warwick Collaborative Doctoral Landscape Award Scholarship. The award consists of one 4-year fulltime scholarship to start in October 2026, including a UKRI rate stipend, full payment of academic fees at the home rate, and a one-off £3,500 RTSG.

Dr Ed Brambley is an experienced PhD supervisor, currently awarded a UKRI Future Leader's Fellowship to study "Applied Mathematical Modelling of Industrial Metal Forming". His group's research is internationally unique, and aims to build a new field of mathematical modelling of metal forming as a solid mechanics equivalent of the mathematical modelling of fluid mechanics common in applied mathematics in the UK. Examples of the group's work can be found on Dr Brambley's webpage (see link). The group currently consists of Dr Brambley, two PDRAs and a PhD student, and is actively recruiting.

For further details please see hereLink opens in a new window.

Further details are available by following For further details please see this linkLink opens in a new window, and interested candidates should contact Dr Brambley in the first instance.

Number of Awards Available:

15+

Value of Awards:

The Maths CDT benefits from good funding from Warwick University and the EPSRC among other sources.

Funded students have full fees covered and receive a stipend for 4 years. Additionally, all funded students receive a generous Research Training Support Grant, including a laptop, £2000 for travel, and £2000 for a secondment in year 3 of the PhD.

• 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.

Number of Awards:

Various

Value of Awards:

4 years fees and UKRI rate stipend plus access to research support funding

Please see the programme webpages for information on how to apply.

MRC Doctoral Training Partnership

Application Deadline:

Please see the programme webpages.

Contact Details:

mrcdtp@warwick.ac.uk 

Number of Awards Available:

For 2026/7 entry there will be a limited scholarships available to be awarded to the most outstanding PhD applicants.

Value of Awards:

Awards made for entry in Autumn 2026 will include the following:

• The full payment of academic fees
• A maintenance stipend for 3.5 years. This will be paid in line with UKRI rates for the years spent at Warwick, and in line with Australian government rates for the year spent at Monash
• Travel allowance of £3000 during the lifetime of the PhD
• Research Training Support Grant of £5000 during the lifetime of the PhD
• Length of funding: 3.5 years

We strongly advise preparing applications well in advance, noting that it is not usually possible to complete and submit an application in less than 36 hours.

1. Read the Applicant Guidance Notes and PGR Ranking Criteria.
2. Submit your course application and upload supporting documents.
3. Receive an automated e-mail with a 7 digit applicant ID number. Please allow at least 48 hours for this to arrive.
4. Register your ITS applicant account.
5. Submit your scholarship application by the application deadline. We regret being unable to accept late applications for any reason.
6. Submit supporting documents by the supporting document deadline. We regret being unable to accept late supporting documents for any reason.

Application Deadlines:

- Course Application Deadline - 8 December 2025 16:59 (GMT)

- Scholarship Application Deadline - 11 December 2025 16:59 (GMT)

Please note no late applications will be accepted.

Next Steps:

Results of the Monash Warwick Alliance Joint PhD Scholarship competition will be communicated through email by 2 March 2026.

Contact Details:

doctoralcollege@warwick.ac.uk

Number of Awards:

Number of scholarships: Up to 10

Value for academic year 2025/2026:£9,574.50 (25% of the tuition fee)

Available to: Prospective students

Selection criteria: Academic merit

Eligible fee status: Self-funded overseas

Eligible Programme: Full-time MRes Translational Biomedical Research

Deadline: 31 July 2025

Helps with: Tuition fees

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

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.

Please ensure you have submitted your application no later than Thursday 31 July 2025, 12.00 pm (UK time).

Eligibility Criteria:

To apply for this scholarship, you must:

• Be Female domiciled in India assessed as an international-fee paying student.
• Have applied for a full-time taught Master’s course in Public Health or Reproductive Science (Women’s Health).
• Have submitted an application via PG Admissions to applyLink opens in a new window and be in receipt of an offer by 30th June for your chosen course.
• Scholarship selection will be based on academic excellence.
• Submit a scholarship application before 30th April 2026 17:00 BST / 21:30 IST.

Eligible courses:

• Public Health (MPH)Link opens in a new window
• Reproductive Science (Women’s Health or Embryology) (MSc)Link opens in a new window

To apply for the Mukul Madhav Foundation scholarship please complete the application form hereLink opens in a new window.

What next?

After I have submitted my scholarship application form

If you are shortlisted, you will be invited to a scholarship interview in May 2026. If you are offered the scholarship after interview, you will need to accept your scholarship and your place at the University of Warwick and successfully complete the enrolment process.

How will I know if I have been successful with my scholarship application?

You will be notified of the outcome of your application via email once all applications have been assessed and the Selection Panel has met.

If you have any queries or issues, please contact - Saran Shantikumar (Public Health) or Erin Greaves (Reproductive Science Women’s Health or Embryology).

Value of Awards:

A number of fully funded studentships in environmental sciences are available to UK and International students. The research projects below are in competition for the funding. The projects with the best applicants will be awarded the funding.

Value of Awards:

Funding includes:

• Payment of Tuition Fees
• A UKRI Rate annual stipend
• Research training support grant (RTSG) of £8,000

View the available projects and check your eligibility, make an initial project enquiry by contacting supervisors directly.

Complete the online application form (selecting course code P-C1PB Life Sciences PhD).

From here you will be taken through to another screen where you can select your desired project. Please enter "NERC studentship" in the Finance section and add Nikki Glover, phd dot lifesciences at warwick dot ac dot uk as the scholarship contact.

Please also complete the CENTA application form and submit via email to phd dot lifesciences at warwick dot ac dot uk

Upload a transcript from your current or previous study, a CV and any other documents that you feel would support your application (within 48 hours of submitting your online application you will receive a link allowing you to upload additional supporting documents).

Ask your referees to submit a reference for you by 12 January 2024 at the very latest. Note: when you submit your application, an email will automatically be sent to your referees requesting a reference for you. This email will contain a secure link for your referee to upload a reference for you.

Application Deadline:

The deadline for applications is the 10 January 2024.

Contact Details:

Questions about the application process or eligibility can be directed to phd dot lifesciences at warwick dot ac dot uk

Value of Awards:

In order to address a historical imbalance, it is our ambition to offer up to 3 fully-funded scholarships to Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic (BAME) Home-award-eligible applicants who meet the academic requirements.

These scholarships are awarded to candidates prior to any project development. Once awarded, CENTA will put you in contact with academics who conduct research in your area of interest and who, with your help, will design a suitable project for you.

To apply for a CSOS scholarship you will need to send:

• A CSOS application form (Word document – 83.7Kb) and
• A CV with the names of at least two referees (ideally those who can comment on your academic abilities)

to: centa-admin at contacts dot bham dot ac dot uk

Please do not forget to complete the EDI survey via the link on the CENTA application form and to add in your receipt number to the application form.

Application Deadline:

The deadline for applications to our CENTA Science Opportunity Scholarships (CSOS) is on or before 23:59 GMT on Wednesday 10th January 2024. 

Contact Details:

Questions about the application process or eligibility can be directed to centa-admin at contacts dot bham dot ac dot uk

Value of Awards Available:

Awards made for entry in Autumn 2025 will include the following:

• The full payment of tuition fees
• A maintenance stipend paid at the prevailing UKRI rate for 4 years
• Access to additional funding to support research costs.

We strongly advise preparing applications well in advance.

1. Read the available information.
2. Submit your Engineering PhD course application
3. Submit your expression of interest.

Application Deadline:

Rolling until all projects are filled.

Kindly note that the OPEC Fund is currently restructuring its scholarship program and will not be accepting applications at this time. Updated information will be available later in the year.

For more information, please visit the OFID scholarship websiteLink opens in a new window.

Kindly note that the OPEC Fund is currently restructuring its scholarship program and will not be accepting applications at this time. Updated information will be available later in the year.

For more information, please visit the OFID scholarship websiteLink opens in a new window.

Number of Awards:

Up to 2

Value of Awards:

Please visit the PAIS Department website for more information and the scholarship application form.

Application Deadline:

• The department offers two opportunities for applicants to apply for PAIS’ Masters scholarships. Our first round is for early applicants, our second round is for those who choose to apply slightly later in the year. Those who have been unsuccessful in their application in the first round, will automatically be considered again in second round. We encourage all applicants for our scholarships to submit their course application at least 1- 2 weeks ahead of the scholarship application deadline.
• 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.
• Candidates must supply their undergraduate transcript as well as their Masters marks to date no later than 31st March 2026 for Round 1 and 18th May 2026 for Round 2 applications.
• Candidates who are not current Warwick students must submit their Warwick application no later than 11th May 2026.

Next Steps:

We aim to make a decision on applications within six weeks of the closing date. If you have not received the results of your application within seven weeks of the closing date, you may assume your application was not successful.

Application Guidelines

The primary factor determining an application's success is the strength of the case for support, in addition to grades. This case for support should demonstrate why you fit the above criteria as well as reflect your motivation for choosing to do the Double Degree. Your case for support should be no more than 600 words in length and should differ from the statement of purpose, submitted with your application to the university.

The application form can be downloaded here. This should be completed and submitted alongside your undergraduate and current Masters transcripts via paispg@warwick.ac.uk no later than 31 March 2026 if applying on Round 1 or 18th May 2026 if applying in Round 2

Contact Details:

Judith McAllister via paispgadmissions at warwick dot ac dot uk

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.

No separate application is required.

Number of Awards:

Varies

Value of Awards:

There are varying types of scholarship award offered. Some include the payment of full academic fees and a maintenance grant in line with the UK Research Council standard stipend for up to three and a half years, others are for academic fees only.

Successful candidates may be asked, in consultation with their supervisor, to undertake assistance each year within the PAIS department. This assistance may take the form of research assistance, undergraduate teaching (subject to demand and area of specialism), or administrative duties and would be paid.

Please note that you must apply to the PhD programme via the university application system before you submit your scholarship application. You are strongly advised to submit your main PhD application at least 6 weeks before the PAIS scholarship deadline.

Please visit the departmental website for more information on how to apply.

PAIS PhD Studentship

Application Deadline:

The deadline for this studentship has now passed.

Contact Details:

paisphd@warwick.ac.uk 

Successful applicants will receive:

• Full tuition fee support: Students will be offered a non-repayable 100% tuition fee waiver for 1 year (2 years if part-time).

• Maintenance/living cost support: Students will be awarded a maintenance stipend in line with UKRI rates (£(21,805 for 2026/27 academic year).

• The Widening Participation Lifecycle Team will support you throughout your studies and will share information about opportunities that might be relevant to you. We can also signpost you to other areas of support across the university.

Please read the guidance notes before you apply, which will help you navigate the application process.

Contact Details:

If you have any queries about any aspect of the scheme, please email the Lifecycle Team, who manage these scholarships, at lifecycleteam at warwick dot ac dot uk.

We are delighted to offer page two PHD scholarshipsLink opens in a new window for Home fees paying students wanting to complete their PhD in Linguistics, Applied Linguistics, Intercultural Communication, Discourse Studies, or English Language Teaching (and Applied Linguistics).

Our criteria are as follows:

• Excellent research proposal with clear relevance to staff’s expertise.
• Potential to succeed on our PhD programme and make a good contribution to our collegiate research culture in the department.

Deadline for application: 01 July 2026

You must have submitted an application to study on our PhD programme and have received an offer before the scholarship can be confirmed. Your intended supervisor can provide help in reviewing your research proposal and developing your ideas. We strongly encourage candidates to contact potential supervisors before applying.

Award Detail

A 20% tuition fee discount for Warwick graduates progressing to a PAIS MA programme, recognising continued academic engagement with the University.

How to Apply

No separate application is required.

For more information please visit the PRONABEC websiteLink opens in a new window.

For more information please visit the PRONABEC websiteLink opens in a new window.

Number of Awards:

4

Value of Awards:

3 years home-rate fees and UKRI rate stipend plus access to research support funding.

To apply for this scholarship, please submit a course application, indicating that you wish to be considered for a Psychology PhD scholarship.

Application Deadline:

Details on the 2025 scholarship will be posted in due course.

Contact Details:

psychpg-admissions@warwick.ac.uk 

Number of Awards Available:

3

Value of Awards:

£15,000 (£5,000 per year for three years, paid in termly installments)

pgr-admissions at dcs dot warwick dot ac dot uk

There are no special academic requirements to receive or maintain the Scholarship; but Women in Computing Scholars will be expected to be productive and engaged members of the DCS community, and support initiatives such as open days and student outreach activities.

Invitations to apply for the Qube Scholarships for Women in Computing will be sent out to students at the start of the 2026 academic year.

Successful awardees will receive scholarship funding - Worth up to £43,000. The scholarship will cover full tuition fees and living costs for an eligible Motorsport (or related) MSc course (this means the total scholarship value will vary by scholar, depending on the course, and may be less than this figure).

the following courses are eligible for the programme:

• Advanced Mechanical Engineering Link opens in a new window
• Electrical and Electronic EngineeringLink opens in a new window
• Cyber Security EngineeringLink opens in a new window

For full eligibility criteria and more information, visit the Royal Academy of Engineering websiteLink opens in a new window.

Applications are open until Wednesday 6th May 16:00 GMT

If you are interested in applying, please read the guidance notes under Application Process outlined on the Royal Academy of Engineering’s websiteLink opens in a new window.

For more information about how to apply, please contact highereducation@raeng.org.uk

Applications for 2026/27 are now open and will close at 5pm UK time on Friday 30th October 2026.

Value of Awards: The Saïd Foundation provides fully funded scholarships which include tuition fees, full maintenance/living costs for the duration of your course, an arrival allowance, visa and healthcare surcharge fees and one economy return flight.

How to apply:
Please go to the following website www.saidfoundation.org/apply for more information and to apply online. Candidates will be asked to submit a number of supporting documents with their application, including educational transcripts/certificates, a CV and three recent references, so please read the guidance carefully before starting your application.

Application Deadline:

Applications for 2026/27 are now open and will close at 5pm UK time on Friday 30th October 2026.

Contact Details:

https://saidfoundation.org/contact/ 

Open to Home and International students.

Scholarships are open to Home and International students who:

• Hold a conditional or unconditional offer for one of the following taught master’s programmes by 30 April 2026:

MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering

MSc Biomedical Engineering

MSc Communications and Information Engineering

MSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering

MSc Electrical Power Engineering

MSc Humanitarian Engineering

MSc Humanitarian Engineering (with Sustainability)

MSc Humanitarian Engineering (with Management)

MSc Diagnostics, Data and Digital Health

MSc Diagnostics, Data and Digital Health (Medical Diagnostics)

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.

There is no separate scholarship application. All eligible applicants who hold a conditional offer by 30 April 2026 will be automatically considered on the basis of their application and final or predicted degree results.

Initial scholarship offers will be made in May 2026. If any awards are declined, the School may make further offers after this date, until all scholarships have been allocated.

Scholarships will be applied to student tuition fees and cannot be paid in cash or towards accommodation or maintenance costs.