Is there a scholarship covering tuition and flights for a UK Master's?
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Yes, some scholarships and funding options do include airfare or travel tickets.
- Commonwealth Master's Scholarships typically cover approved airfare to and from the UK.
- Chevening Scholarships usually provide funding for tuition, living expenses, and airfare.
- Some universities also offer specific travel bursaries, such as the University of the Arts London Travel Bursary for eligible students.
These awards are competitive and have specific eligibility criteria, which are subject to change. If you need help identifying scholarships that fit your profile, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
Yes, there are several scholarship opportunities available for UK master's programs starting in September 2026. Options include the UCL Global Master's Scholarship, GREAT Scholarships at the University of Bath, Commonwealth Master's Scholarships, UCL Master's Bursary, University of Westminster International Postgraduate Scholarships, School of Management MSc Scholarships at the University of Bath, and the Glasgow Caledonian University Postgraduate Ambassador Scholarship. Each scholarship has specific eligibility criteria and deadlines - some may have recently closed. Please check the current status directly with each university, as deadlines and details may change. Your LeapScholar counsellor can help guide you through the latest options for your chosen intake.
Yes, there are scholarships in the UK for master's students that can cover tuition fees and, in some cases, accommodation or living expenses.
- Chevening Scholarships: Fully funded by the UK government, covering tuition, flights, and accommodation for one-year master's programs.
- University-specific scholarships: Some universities offer full tuition scholarships and, occasionally, a monthly maintenance grant. Examples include the Global Impact Scholarship at Loughborough University and the Postgraduate Sanctuary Scholarship at the University of Westminster.
- Commonwealth Shared Scholarship Scheme: Covers full tuition and provides a maintenance stipend for eligible students from Commonwealth countries.
Scholarship availability and criteria are subject to change each year.
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