There are things you need to know before you begin your search for scholarships in UK to study as an international student. Getting a scholarship could come hard if you don’t do the following:
Write your IELTS and TOEFL examinations if you’re not a student from any English-speaking country
Consult any of the scholarship alumnus.
Apply at least one month before.
Go Straight to the point or be concise in your ‘statement of purpose’.
Check your spelling and word phrasing.
Get and save a copy of your application.
Fully Funded Scholarships in UK for International Students
Below is a list of top 15 scholarships in UK, fully funded for international students and grouped according to the funding institutions.
1.) British Chevening Scholarships (UK)
Chevenin Scholarships
Value of Scholarship: covers full tuition fees, a living allowance (for an individual), return economy class air travel to the UK and additional grants for essential expenses. This is one of the most sought after international scholarships in the UK.
Duration of Program: Awards are typically for a one-year Master’s degree
Chevening is a UK government grants program for international students in the UK, which has been primarily aimed at developing leaders from around the world since 1983. Chevening is funded by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) and partner organizations and offers two types of grants: Chevening Scholarships and Chevening Fellowships. Recipients are personally selected by British Embassies and High Commissions around the world. The Chevening Scholarships are awarded to approximately 1,500 people each year.
2.) Rhodes Trust Scholarships
Value: The International Rhodes Scholarships in the UK cover Oxford University (and College) fees and an annual stipend. For the 2019/20 academic year, the grant is £15,900 per year (£1,325 per month), from which grantees pay all living expenses, including accommodation
Duration: Rhodes Scholars may study for any full-time postgraduate degree (including the BA with senior status over two years) at the University of Oxford.
Established in 1902 by the will of Cecil John Rhodes, the Rhodes Scholarships are the oldest and perhaps the most prestigious international scholarship program in the world, enabling outstanding young people from around the world to pursue full-time postgraduate studies at Oxford University. Active across the globe and across generations, the Rhodes Scholars community has over 7,000 members. Each year, 95 Rhodes Scholars are selected from 20 Rhodes Scholar groups (64 countries) worldwide.
3.) Commonwealth Scholarships and Fellowships
Commonwealth Scholarships and Fellowships
Value of Scholarships: This international scholarship in the UK includes: Airfare from your home country to the UK and back at the end of your scholarship (the CSC will not reimburse dependent airfare nor the cost of travel undertaken prior to final confirmation of your scholarship), approved studies – and examination fees, stipend (living expenses), subsidy towards the cost of writing a thesis or dissertation where applicable, subsidy towards warm clothing where appropriate, subsidy towards the cost of study-related travel within the UK or overseas, where applicable.
The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC) awards around 800 scholarships each year for postgraduate study and professional development. Since 1959, the UK Government has sponsored more than 27,500 Commonwealth Scholars and Fellows through the CSC. The CSC awards international scholarships to deserving UK applicants.
4.) Joint Japan World Bank Scholarships
World Bank Joint Japan Scholarship
Value of Program: The scholarship provides benefits to the beneficiary only, covering: economy class air travel between the home country and the host university at the start of the study program and a round trip after the end of the period stock market overall. In addition to the ticket, scholarship recipients receive a travel allowance of US$500 for each trip, tuition fees and the cost of basic medical and accident insurance usually purchased from the university, a monthly living allowance for cover living expenses, including books…
Duration: A maximum duration of two years.
The Joint World Bank and Japan Graduate Scholarship Program provides scholarships for students from World Bank member countries to pursue development-related studies at selected universities around the world. The scholarship covers travel costs between your home country and the host university, tuition fees for your graduate program, cost of basic medical insurance, a monthly living allowance to cover living expenses, including books.
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