$10,000 Scholarship at University of Glasgow, UK – 2018

The University of Glasgow is offering up to $10,000 scholarships for international students under the Chancellors International Scholarship program in 2018. This financial aid covers postgraduate students for the period of their taught courses.


The University of Glasgow is the fourth oldest university in the English-speaking world and one of Scotland’s four ancient universities. It was founded in 1451.

Course Level: The awards are available for pursuing the postgraduate taught programme in any of the 4 University Colleges. Awards are available to study the subjects offered by the university.

Eligibility: To eligible, applicants must

Obtain a degree equivalent to a UK 2.1 Hons or better
Hold an offer of a place for a postgraduate taught programme in any of the 4 University Colleges
Be classed as International students for fee purposes

College Admission Requirement
Entrance Requirement: Applicants must have previous degree.

Test Requirement: No

English Language Requirement: Applicants whose first language is not English are usually required to provide evidence of proficiency in English at the higher level required by the University.

How to Apply: Applicants holding offers by the deadlines below will be automatically assessed for a scholarship based on academic merit. Applicants who are being considered will be notified within the timeframes below. There is no separate application form required

Application Deadline: Applicants will be automatically assessed for a scholarship based on academic merit. Applicants who are being considered will be notified within the timeframes below. There is no separate application form required.

Applicants holding a programme offer by December 1 will receive their scholarship outcome by 16 December
Applicants holding a programme offer by March 1 will receive their scholarship outcome by 16 March
Applicants holding a programme offer by June 1 will receive their scholarship outcome by 16 June

Details of this program is available in the University of Glasgow Website.