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Overview Introduction The Special Scholarship Program (SSP) was established in 2003 to support the development of advanced research at the university through the contribution of highly capable doctoral students. Through its 3-year curriculum, Kochi University of Technology (KUT) provides a comprehensive education in a multidisciplinary environment. Each student pursues a doctoral course in English while at the same time assisting his/her host professor in his/her research projects and receiving monthly payment in return for his/her contribution to the projects. This is a great opportunity for those who would like to pursue their postgraduate studies in Asia. This scholarship program to study in Japan has been designed to help diligent and talented students with limited financial resources, especially foreign students from emerging countries, who are ready to devote themselves to the expected research and related studies for the coming three years, to finally accomplish their academic goal. Program Details | Host Institutions | Kochi University of Technology in Japan. | | Area | Available projects on the SSP Research Project List. | | Number of awards | Numerous available positions. | | Duration | 3 years. | | Target group | Open to international students. | Special Scholarship Program Benefits The Special Scholarship Program will offer selected candidates the following Benefits: Exemption from the 30,000 yen entrance examination fee, 300,000 yen enrollment fee and 535,800 yen/year tuition fee To support living expenses, 150,000 yen/month is paid as salary for research project work. 150,000 yen is provided for travel and initial living costs (given only to international applicants who are living outside Japan). English technical writing and research writing class will be given to first and second-year doctoral students by a native English professor. Japanese language classes will be provided for daily conversation and grammar. Tutors assist new international students with academic and daily life matters. Many types of Japanese cultural activities will be offered seasonally. International students can receive assistance in finding single accommodation. If you’re not eligible for this scholarship program, please check out the following lists that provide thousands of other scholarships: the Top Scholarships and Opportunities that are Currently open, and the Fully Funded Scholarships for International Students list. Special Scholarship Program Eligibility Applicants who would like to apply for this scholarship Program to study in Japan must have permission from the leader of the applicant’s preferred SSP project to apply for that project hold a degree from an accredited institution comparable to the Master’s degree offered at KUT after 18 years of education, or to be scheduled to acquire such a degree before the KUT enrollment date be 35 years old or under at the time of enrollment have an excellent academic record and strong bachelor’s and master’s degrees from reputable universities have the intention, adequate knowledge, and research skill to work on the research project have high English proficiency. A minimum score of TOEFL iBT72 (Writing 17), IELTS5.5 (Writing 5.5), CET-6 or WSK(PETS-5). Applicants may not be required to submit English test score if they meet certain conditions. Other Opportunities ↗China Link Scholarship Program, 2026-2027↗Top Scholarships to Study in Italy (Open Now)↗Canadian International Development Scholarships 2030 How to Apply for the Special Scholarship Program Interested applicants who would like to apply for this university scholarship program need to follow the steps below: Choose one research project from the SSP Research Project List. The list also contains the name of the potential supervisor for Prospective Applicants. Send a completed Pre-Application Request to the leader of your preferred project by e-mail and obtain the leader’s permission to apply for that SSP project. The project leader’s email address is provided in the project’s description. When you obtain the permission of the project leader, complete all required documents and submit them to KUT by post. Documents must reach KUT by the deadline. The April 2027 enrollment (first Deadline) is April 10, 2026 while the second deadline is October 16, 2026 . For more details on the Special Scholarship Program at the Kochi University of Technology, please visit the university’s website. Please note that there are no direct links or contact details included in this overview. Related Posts AERC PhD Thesis Research Scholarship for Africans, 2023-2024 Sophie Germain Scholarship in France, 2026-2027 CSC Scholarship at Shaanxi Normal University, 2024-2025 4 Comments Jai un baccalauréat avec mention AB une moyenne générale de 14 de la seconde à la terminale. I am great to be part of such. I am hoping to be part of this all important program. I am wish to do my master in Information Technology. i am going to complet my master’s in metalurical engineering by upcoming june. So can i apply for this programme Yes! you must acquire such degree before the KUT enrollment date.

Overview Description GeniusCash (a moneyGenius brand) proudly invites Canadian students who are enrolled in full-time undergraduate or graduate studies, with a minimum GPA of 3.5 or equivalent, to apply for the 2026 GeniusCash Scholarship offered in the amount of CA$5,000 . About the GeniusCash scholarship We're looking for students dedicated to academic excellence, no matter what field of study they're enrolled in. The chosen student will be awarded CA$5,000 , which may be used towards the cost of their studies, helping them get a head start on their personal finance journey as young adults. Paying for post-secondary education can be a daunting task. With tuition costs rising, textbook prices at an all-time high, and the cost of living going up every day, the financial burden for students is real. That's why building personal finance habits is crucial to achieving financial independence and living life the way you want. We truly believe that students are the future movers and shakers of Canada. We want to help the next generation of politicians, activists, engineers, teachers, nurses, business leaders, and everything in between, alleviate some of the financial burden that comes with pursuing your dreams. Scholarship qualifications To qualify for the GeniusCash scholarship, you must: Be a graduate or undergraduate student enrolled and attending a Canadian university or college, and be in at least the 2nd year of your post-secondary studies Demonstrate academic achievement with a minimum GPA of 3.5 (or equivalent) Submit a short writeup (one paragraph) with your application indicating which Quest(s) in the GeniusCash app taught you the most about personal finance and how it will help you in daily life. Be a citizen or permanent resident of Canada Scholarship deadline: October 2, 2026 Applications open on November 1, 2025. The application deadline for this scholarship is 11:59 PM Friday, October 2, 2026 (Atlantic Time). The recipient will be notified within 53 business days of the deadline and will be contacted at the email address provided at the time of application. Up to 3 attempts will be made to contact the recipient within 3 business days following our decision. If the recipient does not or cannot accept the scholarship for any reason, it may be forfeited and a new recipient selected, at our sole discretion. We are not responsible for any failure to receive notification or for receiving the recipient's response. The chosen recipient will be announced on or before Friday, October 23, 2026. GeniusCash scholarship application To apply, submit your information above. All entries must be complete and are subject to verification, in our sole discretion. Once you've submitted the application, you can check your inbox to confirm your email. 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By applying for the scholarship, applicants consent to the use of their name, social media handle(s), comments and images, whether on videotape, photograph or any other means, for the administration of the scholarship or any publicity carried out by us, without further notice or compensation. Scholarship Terms The GeniusCash 2026 Scholarship Canada (the "Scholarship") is being funded and fulfilled exclusively by creditcardGenius (a WeyMedia Inc. business) (the “Business”). The following persons are NOT eligible to receive the Scholarship: Scholarship applicants ("Applicants") who provide any false information to the Business at any time. To be eligible for the Scholarship, an Applicant must: be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, who have reached the age of majority in their province or territory of residence at the time of entry; be a Canadian student registered in full-time undergraduate or graduate studies at a Canadian university or college; be at least in their second year of post-secondary studies; be committed to academic excellence, with outstanding academic achievement in any field of study; have a minimum GPA of 3.5 (or equivalent); and Applications for the Scholarship can be submitted beginning on November 1, 2025. The application deadline is 11:59PM Friday, October 2, 2026 (Atlantic Daylight Time). All entries must be complete and are subject to verification by the Business, in its sole discretion. The Scholarship will have a value of CA$5,000 CAD for a period of one (1) year, and may be used to cover cost of studies or to help the Scholarship recipient (the "Recipient") start their personal finance journey. The Recipient will be notified within three (3) business days of the deadline and will be contracted at the email address provided at the time of application. The Business will undertake up to three (3) attempts to contact the Recipient within the timeline noted in paragraph 8 above. If the Recipient does not or cannot accept the Scholarship, for any reason, it may be forfeited and a new Recipient selected, at the sole discretion of the Business. 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The Business is not responsible for: incorrect or inaccurate entry information that may affect a person’s ability to participate in the Scholarship application process or be awarded the Scholarship, including but not limited to human error, technical malfunctions, lost or delayed applications for any reasons, mail failures, omissions, or any combination thereof, and entries that fail to comply with these Scholarship Terms and Conditions; technical failures of any kind, including but not limited to malfunctions, interruptions, or disconnections in phone lines or network hardware or software; any injury to Applicant’s computers or to any other individuals computer related to or resulting from participating in, or downloading any material regarding the Scholarship or accepting the Scholarship; any injury or damage to persons or property which may be caused, directly or indirectly, in whole or in part, from an Applicant’s participation in the Scholarship application process or receipt or use or misuse of the Scholarship; the security or privacy of information transmitted via computer networks or for breaches of privacy due to interference by third-party computer hackers or otherwise; or late, lost, misdirected or unsuccessful efforts to notify a potential Recipient or for the failure of the Business to receive the Recipient’s response, either their rejection or acceptance of the Scholarship. The Recipient will be announced on or before Friday, October 23, 2026. Without limiting the foregoing, if, for any reason, the Scholarship cannot be awarded as originally planned for any reason, the Business reserves the right, it its sole discretion, to modify, amend, or cancel the Scholarship at any time without notice. The Business shall have full discretion to decide all questions regarding the awarding of the Scholarship and the administration of these Scholarship Terms and Conditions. Applicants shall have no claim against the Business on the basis of the failure to award the Scholarship, or the Business’s evaluation of applications. The Scholarship may be terminated at anytime by the Business upon the occurrence of any behaviour on the part of the Recipient that the Business, in its sole discretion, deems inappropriate, including but not limited to any misconduct. The Recipient is responsible for informing themselves of the tax consequences of receiving the Scholarship. 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Overview Bermuda A Partnership between the Rhodes Trust and the Banks Family Foundation There is one Scholarship available each year for Bermuda. The first Rhodes Scholar from Bermuda was selected to come to Oxford in 1904, and since that time nearly 100 students from Bermuda have been awarded the Scholarship. The selection committee will meet in Bermuda in November. Opening date: 1 June 2026 Closing date: 23:59 ADT, 1 October 2026 As the Rhodes Scholarships are place-based, the eligibility criteria, application requirements and selection process vary slightly depending on which constituency you are applying for. To ensure that you have all of the information you need to apply, please read the Information for Candidates - specific for Bermuda - carefully. You should also check the Conditions of Tenure to ensure that your proposed course of study is covered by the Rhodes Scholarship and share the Guidance for Referees with your referees. These documents can all be accessed below. Article about the Bermuda Scholarships Information for Candidates - Bermuda Guidance for Referees - Bermuda Courses covered by the Rhodes Scholarship If you have read all of the information above and are ready to apply for the Rhodes Scholarship, you can use the below button to to start the application process. Make sure to check the opening and closing dates above as the form won’t be available outside of these dates! If you need any support with your application, please use the navigation bar to reach our FAQ page. Application Process Navigate below to understand each stage of the application process. The Rhodes Scholarship Find out more about what the Rhodes Scholarship is, the costs covered, and what makes it special. The Selection Criteria What makes a Rhodes Scholar? Learn about the selection criteria which determined the first Rhodes Scholars in 1902, and still guide us today. Check Your Eligibility and Apply Find out if you are eligible to apply for the Rhodes Scholarship, which constituency you should apply through, and start your application! Frequently Asked Questions Consult our comprehensive list of FAQs about the Scholarship, funding, eligibility criteria, application process and more. National Secretary for Bermuda Selection for the Rhodes Scholarships takes place in each constituency and is overseen by the relevant National Secretary and their team. Below you can find out who the National Secretary is and how to contact them should you need to.

Overview About the scholarship This new scholarship has been introduced from 2026 for applicants who are nationals of Sri Lanka, are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at Sussex starting in September 2026. Award details What you get Description Value Amount £4,000 Type of award Tuition fee reduction Eligibility Who is eligible Be a national of Sri Lanka Be classified as ‘overseas’ for fee purposes Be taking up a place on a full time Masters degree, starting September 2026 Who isn’t eligible You are not eligible for this scholarship if your tuition fees are fully sponsored You are not eligible for this scholarship if you are going to study any of the following: Certificates and Diplomas (including PGCE) Courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) Early Years Education (with Early Years Teacher status) MSc Climate Change, Development and Policy MA Development Studies MA Food and Development MA Gender and Development MA Globalisation, Business and Development MA Governance, Development and Public Policy MA Poverty, Policy and Development Practice MA Power, Participation and Social Change Degrees in Social work (if receiving an NHS bursary) Online courses Schools direct teaching courses Masters funded by the research councils (e.g. ESRC 1+3 funding) Number of scholarships available Unlimited Deadline 1 September 2026 23:59 How to apply The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria. If this changes at any time, the scholarship will be removed. Confirmation of the scholarship will be sent after you receive an offer of a place to study at Sussex and information about the scholarship will be included in your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) for your visa application. Availability At level(s) PG (taught) Application deadline 1 September 2026 23:59 (GMT) Countries Countries Sri Lanka Terms and conditions Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship. If you confirm that you are being sponsored, or that your tuition fees are being paid by sponsor, employer or other funding provider, then the scholarship offer will be revoked. The scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for your first year of full-time study at Sussex. Advice for dual nationals: in order to receive the Sussex Sri Lanka Scholarship, you may be asked to provide evidence to the University of your Sri Lankan nationality (such as a passport or other form of official government identification which confirms citizenship). If you are planning to apply for your Student Visa with another passport, then please note that you may also be required to present evidence of your Sri Lankan nationality during the visa application process and arrival in the UK as the Sussex Sri Lanka Scholarship will be included on your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) document.

Overview About RTDNA Foundation Scholarships and Fellowships Since 1970, the RTDNA Foundation has awarded more than $1 million in scholarships and fellowships to more than 600 young journalists as part of its mission as the educational arm of RTDNA. Recipients have gone on to enjoy careers from reporter, anchor, and news director to White House speechwriter, media regulatory attorney, and journalism educator. Several have served as RTDNA board members and many are Murrow Award winners. Scholarships are open to college students pursuing careers in radio, television, or digital journalism. Fellowships are open to professional broadcast or digital journalists with less than 10 years of experience. Winners must be officially enrolled, full-time sophomores, juniors or seniors in good standing. Scholarship and fellowship winners are also asked to attend the RTDNA Foundation First Amendment Awards free of charge and with travel support. The RTDNA Foundation awards 13 scholarships and three fellowships annually to outstanding journalism students and early career professionals. Each scholarship/fellowship comes with a financial award to help further a young journalist's education (awards differ by scholarship, please check eligibility). Individuals can apply for only one scholarship or fellowship opportunity, so please read carefully. Individuals who apply for more than one will be disqualified.

Overview Scope and eligibility This scholarship is for applicants who are nationals of Vietnam, are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at Sussex starting in September 2026. What you get Benefit Details Amount £4,000 Type of award Tuition fee reduction Coverage period First year of full-time study Availability Number of scholarships available: Unlimited At level(s): PG (taught) Application deadline: 1 September 2026 23:59 (GMT) Eligibility Who is eligible Be a national of Vietnam Be classified as ‘overseas’ for fee purposes Be taking up a place on a full time Masters degree, starting September 2026 Who isn’t eligible You are not eligible for this scholarship if your tuition fees are fully sponsored You are not eligible for this scholarship if you are going to study any of the following: Certificates and Diplomas (including PGCE) Courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) Early Years Education (with Early Years Teacher status) MSc Climate Change, Development and Policy MA Development Studies MA Food and Development MA Gender and Development MA Globalisation, Business and Development MA Governance, Development and Public Policy MA Poverty, Policy and Development Practice MA Power, Participation and Social Change Degrees in Social work (if receiving an NHS bursary) Online courses Schools direct teaching courses Masters funded by the research councils (e.g. ESRC 1+3 funding) How to apply The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria. If this changes at any time, the scholarship will be removed. Confirmation of the scholarship will be sent by email after you receive an offer of a place to study at Sussex and information about the scholarship will be included in your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) for your visa application. Terms and conditions Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship. If you confirm that you are being sponsored, or that your tuition fees are being paid by sponsor, employer or other funding provider, then the scholarship offer will be revoked. The scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for your first year of full-time study at Sussex. Advice for dual nationals: in order to receive the Sussex Vietnam Scholarship, you may be asked to provide evidence to the University of your Vietnamese nationality during the visa application process and arrival in the UK as the Sussex Vietnam Scholarship will be included on your CAS document. Availability At level(s): PG (taught) Application deadline: 1 September 2026 23:59 (GMT) Countries Vietnam

Overview About RTDNA Foundation Scholarships and Fellowships Since 1970, the RTDNA Foundation has awarded more than $1 million in scholarships and fellowships to more than 600 young journalists as part of its mission as the educational arm of RTDNA. Recipients have gone on to enjoy careers from reporter, anchor, and news director to White House speechwriter, media regulatory attorney, and journalism educator. Several have served as RTDNA board members and many are Murrow Award winners. Scholarships are open to college students pursuing careers in radio, television, or digital journalism. Fellowships are open to professional broadcast or digital journalists with less than 10 years of experience. Winners must be officially enrolled, full-time sophomores, juniors or seniors in good standing. Scholarship and fellowship winners are also asked to attend the RTDNA Foundation First Amendment Awards free of charge and with travel support. The RTDNA Foundation awards 13 scholarships and three fellowships annually to outstanding journalism students and early career professionals. Each scholarship/fellowship comes with a financial award to help further a young journalist's education (awards differ by scholarship, please check eligibility). Individuals can apply for only one scholarship or fellowship opportunity, so please read carefully. Individuals who apply for more than one will be disqualified.

Overview About the Scholarship Assists school leavers with proven academic potential who need financial assistance to attend university, and whose academic progress would benefit from accommodation within a hall of residence environment. Donor and History Daniel Vickery Bryant established the D.V. Bryant Trust in 1921 with philanthropic and practical goals centred on the Waikato region. The D.V. Bryant Trust forged strong links with the University of Waikato when, in 1971, it established Bryant Hall on land leased from the University. Eligibility For school leavers intending to commence full-time enrolment in an undergraduate degree at the University of Waikato in A Trimester 2027. The Scholarship supports those in financial need and will be credited directly towards the successful applicants accommodation fees for either Bryant Hall or Student Village. Before applying Regulations (275 KB) How to Apply Read the guidelines If you are new, complete an application to enrol Apply using MyWaikato

Overview What you get £3,000 Type of award Tuition fee reduction Funding type Sussex funded Eligibility Who is eligible To be eligible for this scholarship, you must have either: Graduated from Sussex with a Bachelors, Masters or PhD degree Previously completed a Sussex Summer School programme Previously attended the University as a Visiting or Exchange student Applicants must have also accepted an offer of a place on a full time or part time eligible Masters course to start in September 2026. Who isn’t eligible You are not eligible for this scholarship if you: Are applying for a Masters at a university that is not at the University of Sussex Are progressing into the final year of an integrated Masters at Sussex Studied at one of our partner institutions (i.e. BIMM or International Study Centre) Studied at a UK University’s overseas campus or external programme Already hold another University of Sussex scholarship (i.e. Chancellor's Masters Scholarship) Are studying one of the Excluded courses listed below. Excluded courses You are not eligible for this scholarship if you are going to study any of the following: Certificates and Diplomas (including PGCE) Courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) MSc Climate Change, Development & Policy MA Development Studies MA Food and Development MA Gender and Development MA Globalisation, Business and Development MA Governance, Development and Public Policy MA Poverty, Policy and Development Practice MA Power, Participation and Social Change Early Years Education (with Early Years Teacher status) Degrees in Social Work (if receiving an NHS bursary) Online courses Schools direct teaching courses Masters funded by the research councils (e.g. ESRC 1+3 funding) MPhil courses Number of scholarships available Unlimited Deadline 1 September 2026 23:59 How to apply The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria. If this changes at any time, the scholarship will be removed. Confirmation of the scholarship will be sent by email after you receive an offer of a place to study at Sussex. To be identified as a Sussex alum, you need to answer the relevant question on your Masters application. After you receive an offer on an eligible course, if you do not also receive email confirmation of the scholarship, please contact the Scholarships Office. Terms and conditions For part time students, the scholarship is applied as a £1,500 tuition fee reduction in Year One and £1,500 in Year Two. If you require a Student Visa to study at Sussex, information about the scholarship will be included in your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies). If the scholarship information is not showing on your CAS, please contact the Admissions Office. Availability At level(s): PG (taught) Application deadline: 1 September 2026 23:59 (GMT) Countries The award is available to people from these specific countries: Countries Afghanistan Albania Algeria American Samoa Andorra, Principality of Angola Anguilla Antarctica Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Armenia Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bermuda Bhutan Bolivia Bosnia-Herzegovina Botswana Bouvet Island Brazil British Indian Ocean Territory British National (Overseas) Brunei Darussalam Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia, Kingdom of Cameroon Canada Cape Verde Cayman Islands Central African Republic Chad Channel Islands not otherwise specified Chile China Colombia Comoros Congo Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Costa Rica Croatia Cuba Curacao Cyprus (European Union) Cyprus (Non-European Union) Cyprus not otherwise specified Czech Republic Czechoslovakia not otherwise specified Denmark Djibouti Dominica Dominican Republic East Timor Ecuador Egypt El Salvador England Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Estonia Ethiopia Europe not otherwise specified Falkland Islands Faroe Islands Fiji Finland France Gabon Gambia Georgia Germany Ghana Gibraltar Greece Greenland Grenada Guam (USA) Guatemala Guernsey Guinea Guinea Bissau Guyana Haiti Heard Island and McDonald Islands Honduras Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region of China) [Hong Kong] Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland Isle of Man Israel Italy Ivory Coast (Cote d'Ivoire) Jamaica Japan Jersey Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kiribati Kosovo Kuwait Kyrgyz Republic (Kyrgyzstan) Laos Latvia Lebanon Lesotho Liberia Libya Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Macau Macedonia Madagascar Malawi Malaysia Maldives Mali Malta Marshall Islands Mauritania Mauritius Mexico Micronesia Moldova Monaco Mongolia Montenegro Montserrat Morocco Mozambique Myanmar Namibia Nauru Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Niger Nigeria North Korea Northern Ireland Northern Mariana Islands Norway Not Known Oman Pakistan Palau Palestine Panama Papua New Guinea Paraguay Peru Philippines Pitcairn Island Poland Portugal Qatar Romania Russian Federation Rwanda S. Georgia and S. Sandwich Isls. Saint Barthelemy Saint Helena Saint Kitts and Nevis Anguilla Saint Lucia Saint Martin (French Part) Saint Tome (Sao Tome) and Principe Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Samoa San Marino Saudi Arabia Scotland Senegal Serbia Seychelles Sierra Leone Singapore Sint Maarten (Dutch Part) Slovak Republic Slovenia Solomon Islands Somalia South Africa South Korea South Sudan Spain Sri Lanka Stateless Sudan Suriname Swaziland (Eswatini) Sweden Switzerland Syria Taiwan Tajikistan Tanzania Thailand Togo Tonga Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia Turkey Turkmenistan Turks and Caicos Islands Tuvalu Uganda Ukraine Union of Soviet Socialist Republics not otherwise specified United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United Kingdom, not otherwise specified United States United States Minor Outlying Islands Uruguay Uzbekistan Vanuatu Vatican City (Holy See) Venezuela Vietnam Virgin Islands (British) Wales Western Sahara Yemen Yugoslavia not otherwise specified Zambia Zimbabwe

Overview Description Sussex offers unlimited £3,000 fee discounts for previous Sussex students choosing to return to study a Masters degree in 2026. What you get Benefit Details Amount £3,000 Type of award Tuition fee reduction Funding type Sussex funded Eligibility Who is eligible Graduated from Sussex with a Bachelors, Masters or PhD degree Previously completed a Sussex Summer School programme Previously attended the University as a Visiting or Exchange student Applicants must have also accepted an offer of a place on a full time or part time eligible Masters course to start in September 2026. Who isn’t eligible You are not eligible for this scholarship if you: Are applying for a Masters at a university that is not at the University of Sussex Are progressing into the final year of an integrated Masters at Sussex Studied at one of our partner institutions (i.e. BIMM or International Study Centre) Studied at a UK University’s overseas campus or external programme Already hold another University of Sussex scholarship (i.e. Chancellor's Masters Scholarship) Are studying one of the Excluded courses listed below. Excluded courses Certificates and Diplomas (including PGCE) Courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) MSc Climate Change, Development & Policy MA Development Studies MA Food and Development MA Gender and Development MA Globalisation, Business and Development MA Governance, Development and Public Policy MA Poverty, Policy and Development Practice MA Power, Participation and Social Change Early Years Education (with Early Years Teacher status) Degrees in Social Work (if receiving an NHS bursary) Online courses Schools direct teaching courses Masters funded by the research councils (e.g. ESRC 1+3 funding) MPhil courses Number of scholarships available Unlimited Deadline 1 September 2026 23:59 How to apply The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria. If this changes at any time, the scholarship will be removed. Confirmation of the scholarship will be sent by email after you receive an offer of a place to study at Sussex. To be identified as a Sussex alum, you need to answer the relevant question on your Masters application. After you receive an offer on an eligible course, if you do not also receive email confirmation of the scholarship, please contact the Scholarships Office. Availability At level(s): PG (taught) Application deadline: 1 September 2026 23:59 (GMT) Countries The award is available to people from these specific countries: | Country | |---------| | Afghanistan | | Albania | | Algeria | | American Samoa | | Andorra, Principality of | | Angola | | Anguilla | | Antarctica | | Antigua and Barbuda | | Argentina | | Armenia | | Australia | | Austria | | Azerbaijan | | Bahamas | | Bahrain | | Bangladesh | | Barbados | | Belarus | | Belgium | | Belize | | Benin | | Bermuda | | Bhutan | | Bolivia | | Bosnia-Herzegovina | | Botswana | | Bouvet Island | | Brazil | | British Indian Ocean Territory | | British National (Overseas) | | Brunei Darussalam | | Bulgaria | | Burkina Faso | | Burundi | | Cambodia, Kingdom of | | Cameroon | | Canada | | Cape Verde | | Cayman Islands | | Central African Republic | | Chad | | Channel Islands not otherwise specified | | Chile | | China | | Colombia | | Comoros | | Congo | | Congo, The Democratic Republic of the | | Costa Rica | | Croatia | | Cuba | | Curacao | | Cyprus (European Union) | | Cyprus (Non-European Union) | | Cyprus not otherwise specified | | Czech Republic | | Czechoslovakia not otherwise specified | | Denmark | | Djibouti | | Dominica | | Dominican Republic | | East Timor | | Ecuador | | Egypt | | El Salvador | | England | | Equatorial Guinea | | Eritrea | | Estonia | | Ethiopia | | Europe not otherwise specified | | Falkland Islands | | Faroe Islands | | Fiji | | Finland | | France | | Gabon | | Gambia | | Georgia | | Germany | | Ghana | | Gibraltar | | Greece | | Greenland | | Grenada | | Guam (USA) | | Guatemala | | Guernsey | | Guinea | | Guinea Bissau | | Guyana | | Haiti | | Heard Island and McDonald Islands | | Honduras | | Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region of China) [Hong Kong] | | Hungary | | Iceland | | India | | Indonesia | | Iran | | Iraq | | Ireland | | Isle of Man | | Israel | | Italy | | Ivory Coast (Cote d'Ivoire) | | Jamaica | | Japan | | Jersey | | Jordan | | Kazakhstan | | Kenya | | Kiribati | | Kosovo | | Kuwait | | Kyrgyz Republic (Kyrgyzstan) | | Laos | | Latvia | | Lebanon | | Lesotho | | Liberia | | Libya | | Liechtenstein | | Lithuania | | Luxembourg | | Macau | | Macedonia | | Madagascar | | Malawi | | Malaysia | | Maldives | | Mali | | Malta | | Marshall Islands | | Mauritania | | Mauritius | | Mexico | | Micronesia | | Moldova | | Monaco | | Mongolia | | Montenegro | | Montserrat | | Morocco | | Mozambique | | Myanmar | | Namibia | | Nauru | | Nepal | | Netherlands | | New Zealand | | Nicaragua | | Niger | | Nigeria | | North Korea | | Northern Ireland | | Northern Mariana Islands | | Norway | | Not Known | | Oman | | Pakistan | | Palau | | Palestine | | Panama | | Papua New Guinea | | Paraguay | | Peru | | Philippines | | Pitcairn Island | | Poland | | Portugal | | Qatar | | Romania | | Russian Federation | | Rwanda | | S. Georgia and S. Sandwich Isls. | | Saint Barthelemy | | Saint Helena | | Saint Kitts and Nevis Anguilla | | Saint Lucia | | Saint Martin (French Part) | | Saint Tome (Sao Tome) and Principe | | Saint Vincent and Grenadines | | Samoa | | San Marino | | Saudi Arabia | | Scotland | | Senegal | | Serbia | | Seychelles | | Sierra Leone | | Singapore | | Sint Maarten (Dutch Part) | | Slovak Republic | | Slovenia | | Solomon Islands | | Somalia | | South Africa | | South Korea | | South Sudan | | Spain | | Sri Lanka | | Stateless | | Sudan | | Suriname | | Swaziland (Eswatini) | | Sweden | | Switzerland | | Syria | | Taiwan | | Tajikistan | | Tanzania | | Thailand | | Togo | | Tonga | | Trinidad and Tobago | | Tunisia | | Turkey | | Turkmenistan | | Turks and Caicos Islands | | Tuvalu | | Uganda | | Ukraine | | Union of Soviet Socialist Republics not otherwise specified | | United Arab Emirates | | United Kingdom | | United Kingdom, not otherwise specified | | United States | | United States Minor Outlying Islands | | Uruguay | | Uzbekistan | | Vanuatu | | Vatican City (Holy See) | | Venezuela | | Vietnam | | Virgin Islands (British) | | Wales | | Western Sahara | | Yemen | | Yugoslavia not otherwise specified | | Zambia | | Zimbabwe |