The University of Leeds (UoL) has announced the International Excellence Scholarship for 2026 to support exceptional students from across the globe. The scholarship aims to offer financial assistance to outstanding international applicants pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate studies. A total of 500 International Excellence Scholarships are available to support eligible international students, with award values of £3,000, £6,000, or £16,000. As a merit-based scholarship, it recognises and rewards academic performance. Eligible candidates will demonstrate a strong academic track record, leadership potential, and a commitment to contributing to the vibrant and inclusive community at UoL, as mentioned in the press release. University of Worcester offers Rs 3.58 lakh scholarship to Indian students To be eligible for the International Excellence Scholarship, applicants must be classified as international fee-paying students and hold either a conditional or unconditional offer for a Master’s degree (including MRes) commencing in September 2026. Candidates are expected to demonstrate strong academic performance, with particular emphasis on previous achievements and their potential to contribute meaningfully to their chosen field. Please note that the Leeds MBA and online courses are not covered under this scholarship. Awards are competitive and granted purely on merit. The application process includes two rounds: -Round One closes at 5 pm GMT on 27 February 2026, with results announced by 27 March 2026; -Round Two closes at 4 pm GMT on 15 May 2026, and outcomes will be shared by 12 June 2026. To apply, candidates must first apply for a relevant Master’s course. Once that step is completed, they should fill out the online scholarship application form. For details on eligibility, application procedures, and deadlines, applicants are advised to visit the official scholarship website. Early submissions are encouraged, as awards may be distributed early in the application cycle. The University is a member of the Russell Group of research-intensive universities and is a major partner in the Alan Turing, Rosalind Franklin and Royce Institutes.
