How much funding can I expect if I win a Global Study Award for my studies abroad?
Each Global Study Award offers up to GBP 10,000 toward tuition fees. If your tuition is below that amount, the remaining funds can typically be used for living expenses for up to 52 weeks. Check the official award page for the latest value and rules.
Each Global Study Award offers up to GBP 10,000 (approx INR 12.61 L) to cover tuition fees. If your tuition is lower, the leftover amount can be allocated to living expenses for up to 52 weeks.
What the Award Covers
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Maximum award | Up to GBP 10,000 (approx INR 12.61 L) |
| Tuition fees | The award is used for tuition first |
| If tuition is lower | Remaining funds can go to living expenses for up to 52 weeks |
Other Benefits Mentioned
- Global exposure by studying in diverse international environments.
- Networking with a global community of scholars.
- Professional development, including leadership and intercultural skills.
- Support that eases financial stress for tuition, travel and living costs.
My Advice
Treat the amount as a ceiling and not a guarantee, and confirm the current value on the official award page before you build your budget. Plan a full funding mix so the award is one part of your costs.
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