Undergraduate Scholarships for International Students 2025 - 2026

Receive £2,500 non-repayable bursary for BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing Foundation Year starting April 2026 at University of West London.

£2,500 tuition support for high-achieving international students starting a full-time Bachelor’s degree in September 2026.

Open to First Nation, Métis, and Inuit undergraduates with strong community leadership.

Full tuition fee waiver and financial support for eligible asylum seekers and refugee visa holders commencing study in 2026.

Funding up to $1,000 for international travel or $600 for domestic travel for academic and professional sustainability-related activities.

Receive a 20% tuition fee contribution per year for eligible international students starting full-time study at UNSW Sydney in 2026.

The UNSW Scientia Scholarship 2026 is awarded to students with a raw ATAR of 99.90 or above for commencing full-time undergraduate studies at UNSW.

Award of $500-$1,000 for high-achieving international students transferring from Valencia College’s Intensive English Program (IEP). Nonrenewable,...

Valencia College Global Achievers Transfer Award provides $500-$1,000 to high-achieving international transfer students. Merit-based...

Valencia College Global Achievers Award provides $500-$2,500 to high-achieving international students entering their first year.

...support music projects, artistic production, marketing, research, and career development for Alberta-based musicians. Funding up to $18,000 per project.

Eligible international students can receive a 25% reduction in tuition fees per semester for the duration of their program.

Apply for the ACU Refugee Scholarship 2026. Full tuition fee waiver and Student Services & Amenities Fees support for eligible international refugee ...

...offering 25% tuition, free accommodation, and English language support to students from South & Central America.

Receive $10,000 in funding, including a $5,000 entrance scholarship and a $5,000 paid summer research placement. Open to first-year undergraduate science students.