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Scholarships & Funding

Let someone else
pay your tuition.

184 of the programmes we list include a scholarship, across 8 destinations. We work out which you qualify for and help you apply.

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  • 184Programmes with a scholarship
  • 8Destinations
  • 6Study levels covered

Where the funding is

Scholarships by destination

Counted from the programmes we list today. Open a destination to see its courses — the scholarship terms sit on each course page.

By study level

How the scholarship-bearing programmes break down.

A scholarship on a programme is not an automatic award. Terms, amounts and deadlines are set by the university and are shown on the course page — your counsellor confirms what you actually qualify for before you apply.

Types of Funding

Every scholarship category, covered.

  • Government Awards

    Nationally funded scholarships from destination governments — Chevening, Australia Awards, DAAD, Fulbright and more.

    Up to full tuition + living costs

    Typical deadline: Sept – Nov annually

    • Chevening (UK)
    • Australia Awards
    • DAAD (Germany)
    • Fulbright (USA)

  • University Merit

    Competitive scholarships awarded directly by universities for academic excellence, leadership and innovation.

    £5,000 – full scholarship

    Typical deadline: Nov – Feb (varies)

    • Oxford Clarendon
    • UCL Global
    • UoT Lester B. Pearson
    • ANU Chancellor's

  • Country-Specific Grants

    Scholarships targeted at students from specific countries, including India, UAE, Nigeria, Pakistan and Bangladesh.

    £2,000 – £15,000

    Typical deadline: Rolling / annual

    • GREAT Scholarship (UK)
    • Destination Australia
    • EACEA (EU)

  • Field-of-Study Grants

    STEM, Business, Law, Arts and Healthcare-specific awards from professional bodies and industry partners.

    Partial to full funding

    Typical deadline: Oct – Jan (varies)

    • Gates-Cambridge
    • Rhodes Scholarship
    • Prince of Wales Scholarship

  • Need-Based Aid

    Financial aid and bursaries for students who demonstrate economic need alongside academic merit.

    Up to full tuition

    Typical deadline: Year-round

    • HULT Prize
    • Aga Khan Foundation
    • Commonwealth Shared

  • Early-Bird & Loyalty

    Discounts and fee waivers for early applicants or students who progress from foundation to degree at the same institution.

    5% – 25% fee reduction

    Typical deadline: Apply early

    • Early Offer Bursaries
    • Alumni Progression Awards
    • Partner Pathway Reductions

Our Process

From eligibility check to offer letter.

  1. 01

    Profile Assessment

    We review your academic record, IELTS/TOEFL scores, extracurriculars and financial situation to identify scholarships you're genuinely competitive for.

  2. 02

    Curated Shortlist

    Your counsellor builds a personalised shortlist of 8–12 scholarships with realistic win probability, ranked by value and deadline.

  3. 03

    Application Crafting

    We help you write compelling personal statements and essays tailored to each scholarship's selection criteria — not generic templates.

  4. 04

    Submission & Tracking

    We manage every deadline, upload documents correctly and follow up with universities so nothing slips through.

Common Questions

Scholarship FAQs

  • Do I need a very high GPA to qualify?

    Not always. Many need-based and field-specific scholarships prioritise motivation and potential over GPA. We'll identify scholarships matched to your actual profile.

  • Is your scholarship guidance really free?

    Yes. Scholarship search, eligibility assessment and application support is included in our standard counselling service — no add-on fee.

  • Can I apply for scholarships after I've already applied to a university?

    In most cases yes, as long as you meet the deadline. Some scholarships run alongside the university application; others are awarded post-admission.

  • What if I don't get a scholarship — are there other funding options?

    Yes — education loans, part-time work rights, and university payment plans. We'll walk through all options so finances don't block your ambitions.

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Not sure which funding you qualify for?

Send us your grades, test scores and budget. A counsellor comes back with the scholarships you are genuinely competitive for.

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