Studying for a master’s degree in London can provide access to internationally recognised universities, specialised academic programmes and a diverse professional environment. The cost, however, can be a major barrier for international students because tuition fees are only one part of the total expense.

Fortunately, universities and scholarship providers offer funding that can reduce tuition costs and, in some cases, contribute toward living expenses or other study-related costs.

This guide explains how master’s scholarships in London work, the types of funding available, specific opportunities worth investigating for the 2026/2027 academic year, eligibility requirements, application documents, scholarship deadlines, London living-cost considerations and the relationship between scholarship funding and the UK Student visa.

Important: Scholarship values, eligibility rules and deadlines can change. Always verify the current information on the official scholarship provider’s website before applying.

Quick Overview: Master’s Scholarships in London

International students can find master’s funding through several routes, including university scholarships, external scholarship programmes, country-specific awards and faculty or programme funding.

Some awards cover only part of tuition, while others provide larger contributions toward tuition or living costs. A scholarship described as “full tuition” should not automatically be treated as fully funded because living expenses may remain the student’s responsibility.

 

Scholarship or funding route	Example provider	Award/value	Main eligibility focus	Funding type
UCL Global Master’s Scholarship	UCL	£15,000 for one year	Overseas students from lower-income backgrounds	Tuition support
GREAT Scholarships	British Council and participating universities	£10,000 in the 2026/27 programme	Students from participating countries	Tuition contribution
GREAT Scholarship at Imperial College London	Imperial College London	£15,000	Eligible students from participating countries	Tuition contribution
GREAT Scholarship at Royal Holloway	Royal Holloway	£10,000	Ghanaian, Nigerian and Mexican students	Tuition contribution
University-specific master’s funding	London universities	Varies	Depends on university and award	Partial/full tuition or other support
Faculty/programme scholarships	Individual departments	Varies	Depends on programme	Usually programme-specific

The table is a starting point rather than a complete list. Each award has its own eligibility rules and application process.

What Are Master’s Scholarships in London?

A master’s scholarship is financial support awarded to help a student complete a postgraduate degree. The money may be provided by a university, government organisation, charity, professional body, international organisation or another funding provider.

The amount and purpose of the funding differ considerably.

A scholarship may:

• reduce tuition fees;
• pay all or part of tuition;
• contribute toward living expenses;
• provide a maintenance allowance;
• support research costs;
• cover travel in some fully funded programmes; or
• combine several forms of financial support.

For that reason, students should look beyond the word “scholarship” and check exactly what an award covers.

Fully Funded vs Full-Tuition vs Partial Scholarships

These terms should not be treated as interchangeable.

Fully funded master’s scholarships

A genuinely fully funded award may cover several major expenses, potentially including:

• tuition fees;
• living allowance;
• accommodation;
• travel;
• insurance; and
• other approved study expenses.

The exact package depends on the scholarship.

Full-tuition scholarships

A full-tuition award can pay the entire eligible tuition fee while leaving other expenses to the student.

You may still need money for:

• accommodation;
• food;
• transportation;
• visa costs;
• the Immigration Health Surcharge;
• flights; and
• personal expenses.

Partial scholarships

A partial award contributes only part of the cost. For example, a £10,000 scholarship can significantly reduce tuition without eliminating the need for additional funding.

This distinction is particularly important when planning a move to London.

Specific Master’s Scholarships to Consider for 2026/2027

Rather than treating every London university as though it has one universal scholarship, look for individual awards with clearly defined eligibility and funding terms.

1. UCL Global Master’s Scholarship

University College London offers the UCL Global Master’s Scholarship to help international students from lower-income backgrounds pursue master’s study.

For the 2026/27 academic year, UCL lists the scholarship at £15,000 for one year. The award is available to prospective overseas students and covers eligible postgraduate taught programmes. Selection is based on financial need. (University College London)

Key details

• Provider: University College London
• Level: Master’s
• Fee status: Overseas
• Award: £15,000 for one year
• Eligible programmes: Postgraduate taught programmes
• Main selection factor: Financial need
• 2026 deadline: 7 May 2026
• Admission requirement: Applicants must have submitted a complete admission application for an eligible full-time master’s programme. (University College London)

The 2026 deadline has already passed, so applicants preparing for a future cycle should use the official UCL scholarship page to check when the next application window opens.

Official source: UCL Scholarships and Funding.

2. GREAT Scholarships

The GREAT Scholarships programme is delivered by the British Council together with participating UK universities.

For 2026/27, the programme offers more than 140 scholarships at more than 60 universities. The standard award is £10,000 toward tuition fees for a wide range of one-year taught postgraduate courses. (Study UK)

This is not one single scholarship with identical rules for every applicant. Availability depends on nationality, university and eligible course.

Students should therefore search the GREAT Scholarship page for their country and then follow the university-specific application instructions.

GREAT Scholarships for Ghanaian students

For the 2026/27 academic year, the British Council lists GREAT postgraduate scholarships for students from Ghana at several UK universities, including Royal Holloway, University of London. The award is £10,000 toward tuition for eligible one-year taught postgraduate courses. (Study UK)

Applicants must generally hold a Ghanaian passport and be permanently resident in Ghana, have an undergraduate degree, meet the university’s English-language requirement and satisfy the individual university’s scholarship conditions. (Study UK)

GREAT Scholarships for Nigerian students

Nigerian applicants also have access to several 2026/27 GREAT Scholarship opportunities.

The British Council lists institutions including Imperial College London, University College London, Brunel University London and Royal Holloway, University of London among the participating universities for Nigerian applicants. (Study UK)

Eligibility and deadlines differ by university, so Nigerian applicants should not assume that one deadline or course list applies to every GREAT Scholarship.

3. GREAT Scholarship at Imperial College London

Imperial College London is offering GREAT Scholarships for 2026/27.

The British Council lists each Imperial award at £15,000, with scholarships available to students from Ghana, Nigeria, Egypt and France. The awards apply to eligible full-time postgraduate taught master’s programmes. (Study UK)

This opportunity is particularly relevant to applicants interested in areas connected with Imperial’s strengths in science, engineering, medicine and business.

Check the Imperial and British Council pages for the specific course, eligibility and application requirements before applying.

4. GREAT Scholarship at Royal Holloway, University of London

Royal Holloway is offering GREAT Scholarships worth £10,000 for the 2026/27 academic year.

The British Council lists eligibility for students from:

• Ghana;
• Nigeria; and
• Mexico.

The scholarships are available for full-time postgraduate taught master’s programmes. (Study UK)

This makes the opportunity particularly relevant to African applicants looking for a London-area master’s programme.

The scholarship deadline should be checked directly with Royal Holloway because the British Council currently lists the deadline as to be confirmed. (Study UK)

5. GREAT Scholarship at Brunel University London

Brunel University London also participates in the GREAT Scholarship programme for 2026/27.

The British Council lists awards of £12,000 for eligible students from China, Nigeria and Vietnam. The scholarships apply to selected taught master’s programmes rather than every master’s course at Brunel. (Study UK)

The listed subject areas include programmes related to:

• renewable energy engineering;
• electronic and electrical engineering;
• professional practice;
• public health;
• artificial intelligence, law and technology; and
• business intelligence and digital marketing. (Study UK)

This is a good example of why applicants should check the eligible programme list, rather than assuming that a university-wide scholarship applies to every master’s degree.

Other London Universities With Master’s Funding

The universities below also maintain postgraduate scholarship and funding information for master’s students:

King’s College London

King’s College London has postgraduate funding opportunities covering different programmes and applicant categories.

Because awards differ in value, eligibility and study area, applicants should search the university’s current scholarship database rather than treating all KCL funding as one scholarship.

London School of Economics and Political Science

LSE provides postgraduate financial support through university and external funding routes.

Applicants should examine the funding conditions attached to their specific master’s programme and check whether an award is automatically considered or requires a separate application.

Queen Mary University of London

Queen Mary offers postgraduate scholarships and funding opportunities covering different subject areas and applicant groups.

International applicants should check the specific scholarship’s nationality, programme and deadline requirements.

SOAS University of London

SOAS has funding opportunities particularly relevant to students interested in areas such as development, politics, economics, law, languages and regional studies.

Some awards are highly programme-specific, making it important to check the eligibility criteria before applying.

University of Westminster

Westminster provides scholarship opportunities for international postgraduate students, with individual awards carrying their own eligibility and selection criteria.

Applicants should check the current award information rather than assuming that every international master’s student qualifies.

City St George’s, University of London

City St George’s offers postgraduate scholarships and bursaries across several disciplines.

Potential awards can include tuition reductions, merit funding and programme-specific support.

Goldsmiths, University of London

Goldsmiths offers postgraduate funding opportunities across areas including creative arts, media, design, psychology, education and social sciences.

International applicants should check each award’s eligibility and funding conditions.

Birkbeck, University of London

Birkbeck maintains postgraduate scholarship opportunities for eligible students.

Because study mode and programme eligibility can differ between awards, applicants should check the specific scholarship terms before applying.

Royal Holloway, University of London

In addition to GREAT Scholarships, Royal Holloway maintains other funding opportunities for postgraduate students.

Applicants should compare the individual awards because the eligibility criteria, value and deadlines can differ.

London Business School

London Business School offers funding opportunities for MBA and other master’s-level programmes.

Business-school scholarships can place greater emphasis on professional experience, leadership, academic achievement, career progression or entrepreneurial potential than some general master’s awards.

London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Students interested in public health, epidemiology, global health and related subjects can investigate LSHTM’s postgraduate funding opportunities.

The eligibility and funding package depend on the individual scholarship or sponsor.

University of East London

UEL provides postgraduate scholarship opportunities that can include international student and programme-specific awards.

Applicants should confirm the current value and eligibility of each award directly with the university.

Scholarships for African Students

African applicants should not limit their search to scholarships labelled specifically for “African students.”

A better strategy is to search across three categories:

1. Country-specific scholarships
2. Regional or Sub-Saharan Africa scholarships
3. International scholarships that include African countries among their eligible nationalities

GREAT Scholarships are a useful example. For 2026/27, the British Council lists Ghana and Nigeria among the participating countries. (Study UK)

The key is to check the individual university page because the eligible countries and courses can differ.

Are There Master’s Scholarships in London for Nigerians?

Yes. Nigerian applicants can find university-specific and external opportunities.

For 2026/27, the British Council’s GREAT Scholarship programme includes London institutions such as Imperial College London, UCL, Brunel University London and Royal Holloway among the institutions offering opportunities to eligible Nigerian applicants. (Study UK)

Eligibility is not automatic simply because you hold a Nigerian passport. You still need to meet the university’s academic, course and scholarship requirements.

Are There Master’s Scholarships in London for Ghanaians?

Yes. Ghanaian students can also find relevant opportunities.

The 2026/27 GREAT Scholarship programme includes Royal Holloway among the participating institutions for Ghanaian applicants, while the wider British Council programme lists several UK universities offering GREAT awards to Ghanaian students. (Study UK)

Always check whether the particular course and university are eligible before preparing your application.

Who Can Apply for a London Master’s Scholarship?

There is no universal eligibility standard because every scholarship sets its own conditions.

You may need to satisfy some or all of the following:

Academic requirements

You may need:

• a recognised bachelor’s degree;
• a specified grade or GPA;
• a degree in a relevant subject;
• evidence of academic achievement; or
• a strong academic record.

Programme requirements

Some awards are restricted to:

• specific master’s programmes;
• specific faculties;
• full-time study;
• taught master’s degrees; or
• research-based programmes.

Nationality requirements

An award might be:

• open to international students generally;
• restricted to selected countries;
• aimed at a particular region; or
• available only to applicants with a particular nationality or residence status.

Financial requirements

Need-based scholarships may require evidence of financial circumstances or household income.

Professional requirements

MBA, leadership and professional scholarships can require:

• work experience;
• management experience;
• leadership achievements;
• entrepreneurial activity; or
• professional impact.

The safest approach is to treat the eligibility criteria on the individual scholarship page as the final authority.

Do You Need Admission Before Applying for a Scholarship?

Not always.

The application sequence depends on the scholarship.

Some universities require you to submit a complete master’s admission application before you can apply for funding. UCL’s Global Master’s Scholarship is one example: applicants must have submitted a complete admission application for an eligible master’s programme. (University College London)

Other awards may:

• automatically consider eligible applicants;
• require a separate scholarship form;
• require an offer before a final funding decision; or
• have a scholarship deadline that differs from the course application deadline.

For this reason, never assume that being admitted automatically means you have applied for every available scholarship.

Documents You May Need

Prepare your documents early because scholarship deadlines can arrive before you expect them.

Common requirements include:

• bachelor’s degree certificate;
• academic transcripts;
• passport;
• CV or résumé;
• personal statement;
• Statement of Purpose;
• scholarship essay;
• recommendation letters;
• proof of English-language proficiency where required;
• research proposal for applicable programmes;
• admission offer or application reference;
• evidence of financial circumstances for need-based awards; and
• additional programme-specific documents.

Not every scholarship requires all of these documents.

Follow the exact document list provided by the scholarship provider.

For help preparing your documents, see our guide on [how to organise your scholarship documents].

How to Apply for a Master’s Scholarship in London

A strong application starts well before the final submission date.

1. Choose your master’s programme

Start by identifying courses that genuinely fit your academic background and career plans.

2. Check the scholarship requirements

Read the eligibility criteria before spending time preparing an application.

3. Determine whether admission comes first

Check whether you need to submit a university application before applying for the scholarship.

4. Calculate the actual funding gap

Find out how much tuition the scholarship covers and what expenses remain.

5. Prepare your documents

Request references and academic documents early rather than waiting until the deadline.

6. Tailor your statement

Explain why the programme fits your academic development and future plans.

7. Demonstrate evidence of impact

Where appropriate, use specific examples of leadership, research, employment, volunteering, entrepreneurship or community involvement.

8. Submit the correct application

Check whether the scholarship requires a separate form, automatic consideration or another application route.

9. Keep evidence of submission

Save your application confirmation, reference number and uploaded documents.

10. Monitor your email

Scholarship providers may request clarification, additional documents or an interview.

How to Write a Strong Master’s Scholarship Statement

A master’s scholarship statement should connect your past experience, proposed study and future impact.

A strong statement can explain:

• what you have studied;
• what problem or area interests you;
• why the chosen master’s programme is appropriate;
• why the particular university is relevant;
• what experience has prepared you for the course;
• how the degree fits your career plans;
• what you hope to contribute after graduation; and
• why scholarship funding would make a meaningful difference.

Avoid turning the statement into a general description of the university.

Specific evidence is more persuasive than phrases such as “I have always been passionate about success.”

For a more detailed guide, see our article on [how to write a winning Statement of Purpose].

How to Make Your Scholarship Application More Competitive

Strong grades can help, but many scholarships consider more than academic results.

Build your application around the qualities the particular scholarship values.

Match your evidence to the scholarship

If leadership is emphasised, provide concrete examples of leadership rather than simply calling yourself a leader.

Explain your goals clearly

Show how the master’s degree fits into a realistic academic or professional pathway.

Demonstrate relevant experience

Depending on the scholarship, useful evidence may come from employment, research, internships, volunteering, professional projects or community activities.

Choose strong referees

Select people who can provide specific evidence about your academic or professional ability.

Research the scholarship

Understanding the provider’s objectives helps you avoid submitting a generic application.

Follow every instruction

A strong application can still fail if mandatory documents, questions or deadlines are ignored.

Common Reasons Master’s Scholarship Applications Fail

1. The application is generic

A statement that could be submitted to ten different universities does not show that you understand the particular programme or scholarship.

2. The applicant does not meet the eligibility criteria

Check nationality, degree requirements, programme eligibility, study mode and other conditions before applying.

3. The evidence is too vague

Instead of saying you have leadership experience, explain what you did, who benefited and what changed as a result.

4. References are weak

A referee who knows your work well can usually provide a more useful recommendation than someone with an impressive title who barely knows you.

5. Documents are incomplete

Missing transcripts, references or other required documents can prevent an application from being considered.

6. The deadline is missed

Scholarship deadlines can differ from university admission deadlines. Keep them in a separate calendar.

7. The applicant assumes every scholarship is fully funded

Failing to understand the award’s coverage can lead to serious financial planning problems.

How Much Money Do You Need After Receiving a Scholarship?

Receiving a scholarship does not necessarily mean that your funding problem is solved.

Calculate the remaining cost using:

Total tuition + expected living expenses + visa-related costs + travel and personal expenses − scholarship funding = estimated remaining funding requirement

For example, a £10,000 tuition award may significantly reduce the amount you owe the university while leaving accommodation, food, transportation and visa-related costs to you.

This calculation should be done before accepting an offer, not after arriving in London.

London Student Visa Financial Requirements

Scholarship applicants should understand the UK Student visa financial rules separately from university funding rules.

Under the current GOV.UK requirements, a student studying in London generally needs to show £1,529 per month for up to nine months for living costs, in addition to the relevant outstanding course fees, unless an applicable exemption or alternative evidence route applies. (GOV.UK)

That means the maximum standard living-cost figure for nine months is £13,761.

The amount is separate from your tuition unless your scholarship or other qualifying funding has already covered the relevant fees.

Do scholarship funds count toward the Student visa financial requirement?

Potentially, yes, where the funding qualifies as acceptable financial sponsorship and the required evidence is provided.

GOV.UK recognises financial sponsorship and student loans among the evidence routes covered by the Student visa financial rules. (GOV.UK)

Students should therefore keep official scholarship or sponsorship documentation showing the amount and terms of their funding.

What about the 28-day requirement?

Applicants relying on qualifying personal funds generally need to show that the required money has been held for the required consecutive period. GOV.UK currently states that the funds normally need to have been held for 28 consecutive days, with the end of that period falling within the specified timeframe before the visa application. Certain funding routes, including qualifying official sponsorship, have different evidence arrangements. (GOV.UK)

Visa rules can change, so use GOV.UK as the final authority.

For broader visa preparation, see our guide on [how to prepare for a visa interview].

Can You Combine More Than One Scholarship?

Sometimes, but not always.

Some universities permit students to hold more than one award, while others restrict scholarship combinations or reduce one award when another source of funding is received.

Before accepting multiple awards, check:

• whether both scholarships can be held simultaneously;
• whether external sponsorship must be declared;
• whether two awards can cover the same tuition costs;
• whether one scholarship automatically replaces another; and
• whether the terms restrict additional funding.

Never assume that two scholarships can simply be added together.

Can You Get a Scholarship for a Part-Time Master’s?

Some funding programmes allow part-time study, but many major international awards are restricted to full-time programmes.

The UCL Global Master’s Scholarship, for example, is designed for eligible full-time master’s study and does not cover distance-learning options. (University College London)

Always check the study-mode requirement of the specific award.

Do You Need Work Experience?

Not necessarily.

Many academic master’s scholarships can be available to recent graduates, while MBA and leadership-focused awards may place greater emphasis on professional experience.

The correct answer therefore depends on the scholarship rather than the master’s degree alone.

Can You Get a Master’s Scholarship Without IELTS?

Possibly, but there is no universal “no IELTS” rule for London scholarships.

The scholarship and university may have separate English-language requirements.

Some institutions accept alternative evidence or previous study in English under certain conditions, while others require an approved test.

Check the university’s current English-language policy before assuming that IELTS is unnecessary.

For more information, see our guide to [scholarships without IELTS].

How to Find More Master’s Scholarships in London

Don’t rely on a single scholarship list.

Use several sources:

1. University scholarship databases
2. Individual faculty and department pages
3. Study UK and British Council scholarship pages
4. Official government scholarship portals
5. Professional organisations
6. Research councils and subject-specific funding bodies
7. The funding page for your chosen master’s programme

Search the specific university + programme + scholarship rather than only searching for “London scholarships.”

A university’s general funding page can contain many awards that are not available to international master’s students, so always filter by nationality, programme, fee status and study level.

How to Verify a Scholarship Before Applying

Before submitting personal documents or paying any supposed application fee, check:

• the scholarship provider;
• the official website domain;
• the university or organisation named in the offer;
• the award value;
• eligibility requirements;
• application deadline;
• application procedure;
• terms and conditions; and
• whether the scholarship is actually available for the relevant academic year.

A legitimate scholarship should provide enough information for you to understand who offers it, who qualifies and how applications are handled.

Never send money simply because a website claims that a scholarship is “guaranteed.”

For additional guidance, read our article on [how to identify fake scholarship websites].

Master’s Scholarship Application Timeline

There is no single London-wide scholarship calendar, so work backward from the earliest deadline that applies to you.

12–10 months before your intended start

• Research master’s programmes.
• Identify universities.
• Review scholarship databases.
• Check academic and English-language requirements.
• Create a funding spreadsheet.

9–7 months before your intended start

• Prepare your CV.
• Request transcripts.
• Contact potential referees.
• Draft your personal statement.
• Check whether admission must come before scholarship application.

6–4 months before your intended start

• Submit university applications where appropriate.
• Submit scholarship applications whose deadlines fall during this period.
• Upload supporting documents.
• Keep copies of every submission.

3–2 months before your intended start

• Monitor scholarship decisions.
• Prepare for interviews if required.
• Compare funding offers.
• Confirm how much additional money you will need.
• Begin visa preparation once you have the necessary university and funding documentation.

Before departure

• Complete the visa process.
• Arrange accommodation.
• Organise your finances.
• Keep copies of important documents.
• Confirm enrolment and arrival arrangements.

Always replace this general timeline with the actual dates published by your university and scholarship provider.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can international students get master’s scholarships in London?

Yes. London universities and external scholarship providers offer funding opportunities for eligible international master’s applicants. Availability varies by nationality, programme, academic profile and scholarship.

Which London universities offer master’s scholarships?

Many London universities maintain postgraduate funding pages, including UCL, King’s College London, LSE, Imperial College London, Queen Mary University of London, SOAS, Westminster, Brunel, Goldsmiths, Birkbeck, Royal Holloway, City St George’s, LSHTM and others.

The important point is that a university having a scholarship page does not mean every international master’s applicant qualifies for funding.

Are there fully funded master’s scholarships in London?

Some funding programmes can cover several major costs, but many London university awards are partial or tuition-focused.

Always check the exact funding package before describing an award as “fully funded.”

How much can a master’s scholarship in London be worth?

The value varies widely.

For 2026/27, examples include the UCL Global Master’s Scholarship at £15,000 for one year and GREAT Scholarship awards of £10,000 at participating institutions, with some university-specific GREAT awards such as Imperial’s listed at £15,000. (University College London)

Can African students apply for London master’s scholarships?

Yes. Eligibility depends on the individual scholarship.

The 2026/27 GREAT programme, for example, includes Ghana and Nigeria among its participating countries. (Study UK)

Can I apply for more than one scholarship?

Yes, provided you meet the requirements. However, check whether the individual awards can be combined.

Do I need admission before applying?

It depends on the scholarship. Some require a complete university application first, while others have different application procedures.

Do master’s scholarships cover living expenses?

Some do, but many tuition scholarships do not. Read the funding description carefully before calculating your available budget.

Can a scholarship help with the UK Student visa financial requirement?

Qualifying official financial sponsorship can be relevant to the Student visa financial requirement, but students should provide the evidence required by the current UK immigration rules. (GOV.UK)

What documents are usually required?

Depending on the scholarship, you may need academic transcripts, a degree certificate, CV, personal statement, references, passport, English-language evidence, research proposal or financial documents.

When should I apply?

Start researching months before your intended intake. Scholarship deadlines can be earlier than university admission deadlines, and different awards operate on different schedules.

Final Advice

Finding a master’s scholarship in London is not simply a matter of locating the biggest award.

The better strategy is to compare eligibility, scholarship value, coverage, deadline, programme restrictions and your remaining financial requirement before applying.

Start with the master’s programmes that genuinely fit your academic and career plans. From there, identify the funding attached to those programmes and universities. Check the official scholarship conditions, prepare your documents early and tailor each application to the organisation providing the funding.

For international applicants, financial planning is just as important as scholarship selection. A tuition award can reduce your university bill substantially while still leaving living costs, visa expenses and other costs to cover.

Use official university, British Council and UK government sources as the final authority for current requirements. Scholarship information can change between academic years, so verify the latest details before submitting an application.

Related Kenbizz Guides

• [London Scholarships for International Students]
• [Undergraduate Scholarships in London]
• [Scholarships Without IELTS]
• [Overseas Study Scholarships]
• [Universities Offering Full Scholarships]
• [How to Write a Winning Statement of Purpose]
• [How to Write a Scholarship Essay]
• [How to Organise Your Scholarship Documents]
• [How to Identify Fake Scholarship Websites]
• [Visa Interview Preparation]

Trusted Sources

For scholarship and immigration information, prioritise primary sources:

• University College London: UCL Scholarships and Funding (University College London)
• British Council / Study UK: GREAT Scholarships (Study UK)
• British Council / Study UK: GREAT Scholarships for Ghanaian students (Study UK)
• British Council / Study UK: GREAT Scholarships for Nigerian students (Study UK)
• GOV.UK: Student visa financial requirements (GOV.UK)
• Commonwealth Scholarship Commission: Current scholarship programme information (CSC UK)

Last reviewed: August 2026

Editorial note: Scholarship amounts, eligibility rules, participating universities and deadlines can change. Kenbizz should verify each opportunity against the provider’s current official page before describing it as available for a particular intake.