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Overview Nationality: Vietnam (Masters) Level : Masters (taught) Application deadline : 1 September 2026 23:59 Funding : Unlimited £4,000 scholarships for Masters applicants who are nationals of Vietnam Funding snapshot Nationality eligibility Level Deadline Amount Vietnam Masters (taught) 2026-09-01 £4,000 (Unlimited)

Overview What you get Item Details Amount £4,000 Type of award Tuition fee reduction Eligibility Who is eligible To be eligible for this scholarship, you must: Be a national of Vietnam Be classified as ‘overseas’ for fee purposes Be taking up a place on a full time Masters degree, starting September 2026 Who isn’t eligible You are not eligible for this scholarship if your tuition fees are fully sponsored You are not eligible for this scholarship if you are going to study any of the following: Certificates and Diplomas (including PGCE) Courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) Early Years Education (with Early Years Teacher status) MSc Climate Change, Development and Policy MA Development Studies MA Food and Development MA Gender and Development MA Globalisation, Business and Development MA Governance, Development and Public Policy MA Poverty, Policy and Development Practice MA Power, Participation and Social Change Degrees in Social work (if receiving an NHS bursary) Online courses Schools direct teaching courses Masters funded by the research councils (e.g. ESRC 1+3 funding) Number of scholarships available Unlimited Deadline 1 September 2026 How to apply The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria. If this changes at any time, the scholarship will be removed. Confirmation of the scholarship will be sent by email after you receive an offer of a place to study at Sussex and information about the scholarship will be included in your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) for your visa application. If the scholarship information is not showing on your CAS, please contact the Admissions Office. Availability At level(s): PG (taught) Application deadline: 1 September 2026 23:59 (GMT) Countries The award is available to people from the following country: Vietnam Terms and conditions Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship. If you confirm that you are being sponsored, or that your tuition fees are being paid by sponsor, employer or other funding provider, then the scholarship offer will be revoked. The scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for your first year of full-time study at Sussex. Advice for dual nationals: in order to receive the Sussex Vietnam Scholarship, you may be asked to provide evidence to the University of your Vietnamese nationality (such as a passport or other form of official government identification which confirms citizenship). If you are planning to apply for your Student Visa with another passport, then please note that you may also be required to present evidence of your Vietnamese nationality during the visa application process and arrival in the UK as the Sussex Vietnam Scholarship will be included on your CAS document.

Overview What you get Benefit Details Amount £4,000 Type of award Tuition fee reduction Eligibility Who is eligible Be a national of Sri Lanka Be classified as ‘overseas’ for fee purposes Be taking up a place on a full time Masters degree, starting September 2026 Who isn’t eligible You are not eligible for this scholarship if your tuition fees are fully sponsored You are not eligible for this scholarship if you are going to study any of the following: Certificates and Diplomas (including PGCE) Courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) Early Years Education (with Early Years Teacher status) MSc Climate Change, Development and Policy MA Development Studies MA Food and Development MA Gender and Development MA Globalisation, Business and Development MA Governance, Development and Public Policy MA Poverty, Policy and Development Practice MA Power, Participation and Social Change Degrees in Social work (if receiving an NHS bursary) Online courses Schools direct teaching courses Masters funded by the research councils (e.g. ESRC 1+3 funding) Number of scholarships available Unlimited Deadline Deadline Details Application Deadline 1 September 2026 23:59 (GMT) How to apply The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria. If this changes at any time, the scholarship will be removed. Availability At level(s): PG (taught) Application deadline: 1 September 2026 23:59 (GMT) Countries The award is available to people from the following country: Sri Lanka Terms and conditions Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship. If you confirm that you are being sponsored, or that your tuition fees are being paid by sponsor, employer or other funding provider, then the scholarship offer will be revoked. The scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for your first year of full-time study at Sussex. Advice for dual nationals: in order to receive the Sussex Sri Lanka Scholarship, you may be asked to provide evidence to the University of your Sri Lankan nationality (such as a passport or other form of official government identification which confirms citizenship) during the visa application process and arrival in the UK as the Sussex Sri Lanka Scholarship will be included on your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) document. If you have any questions about this, please contact the Scholarships Office. Availability At level(s) PG (taught) Application deadline 1 September 2026 23:59 (GMT) Countries Sri Lanka

Overview Bermuda A Partnership between the Rhodes Trust and the Banks Family Foundation There is one Scholarship available each year for Bermuda. The first Rhodes Scholar from Bermuda was selected to come to Oxford in 1904, and since that time nearly 100 students from Bermuda have been awarded the Scholarship. The selection committee will meet in Bermuda in November. Opening date: 1 June 2026 Closing date: 23:59 ADT, 1 October 2026 As the Rhodes Scholarships are place-based, the eligibility criteria, application requirements and selection process vary slightly depending on which constituency you are applying for. To ensure that you have all of the information you need to apply, please read the Information for Candidates - specific for Bermuda - carefully. You should also check the Conditions of Tenure to ensure that your proposed course of study is covered by the Rhodes Scholarship and share the Guidance for Referees with your referees. These documents can all be accessed below. Article about the Bermuda Scholarships Information for Candidates - Bermuda Guidance for Referees - Bermuda Courses covered by the Rhodes Scholarship If you have read all of the information above and are ready to apply for the Rhodes Scholarship, you can use the below button to to start the application process. Make sure to check the opening and closing dates above as the form won’t be available outside of these dates! If you need any support with your application, please use the navigation bar to reach our FAQ page. Application Process Navigate below to understand each stage of the application process. The Rhodes Scholarship Find out more about what the Rhodes Scholarship is, the costs covered, and what makes it special. The Selection Criteria What makes a Rhodes Scholar? Learn about the selection criteria which determined the first Rhodes Scholars in 1902, and still guide us today. Check Your Eligibility and Apply Find out if you are eligible to apply for the Rhodes Scholarship, which constituency you should apply through, and start your application! Frequently Asked Questions Consult our comprehensive list of FAQs about the Scholarship, funding, eligibility criteria, application process and more. National Secretary for Bermuda Selection for the Rhodes Scholarships takes place in each constituency and is overseen by the relevant National Secretary and their team. Below you can find out who the National Secretary is and how to contact them should you need to.

Overview Context Southampton MA Holocaust scholarships 2 Sayers Family scholarships of £2,000 are available to students applying for the MA Holocaust: History, Experience, Heritage in 2026 . The scholarships are offered by The Parkes Institute for the Study of Relations between Jews and non-Jews . They are available to both UK and international students to reduce tuition fees. Deadline to apply: Tuesday 9 September 2026, midday UK time . Eligibility Eligibility criteria Details Offer to study Have an offer to study Holocaust: History, Experience, Heritage, either full time or part time Degree result achieve a 2:1 (65% minimum) or an equivalent qualification in your undergraduate studies External scholarship Not be getting an external scholarship How to apply This is a competitive process and not all applications will be successful. To apply for this scholarship: write your 500-word personal statement submit your personal statement before the deadline Your personal statement should explain: why you want to study at the Parkes Institute your research interests your professional experience and ambition if relevant, details of financial circumstances The quality of your application and the relevance of your research project to the broad remit of the Institute (Jewish/non-Jewish relations; use of Special Collections) will be the major consideration when assessing applications. Financial need will be considered but will not be a major determining factor in our decision-making. If you want your financial circumstances to be considered, you should provide supporting documentation, such as evidence of incomings and outgoings when you apply. How we award scholarships There are 3 stages to the shortlisting process: we check that you meet the eligibility criteria we review your Postgraduate application and scholarship application a selection panel, chaired by the Director of the Parkes Institute, will decide on who gets the scholarships The decision of the scholarship panel is final. Help and advice Have a question about this scholarship? Our friendly scholarships team can support and guide you. We’re open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, UK time Useful links Find a course Postgraduate tuition fees Terms and conditions

Overview About the scholarship This new scholarship has been introduced from 2026 for applicants who are nationals of Sri Lanka, are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at Sussex starting in September 2026. Award details What you get Description Value Amount £4,000 Type of award Tuition fee reduction Eligibility Who is eligible Be a national of Sri Lanka Be classified as ‘overseas’ for fee purposes Be taking up a place on a full time Masters degree, starting September 2026 Who isn’t eligible You are not eligible for this scholarship if your tuition fees are fully sponsored You are not eligible for this scholarship if you are going to study any of the following: Certificates and Diplomas (including PGCE) Courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) Early Years Education (with Early Years Teacher status) MSc Climate Change, Development and Policy MA Development Studies MA Food and Development MA Gender and Development MA Globalisation, Business and Development MA Governance, Development and Public Policy MA Poverty, Policy and Development Practice MA Power, Participation and Social Change Degrees in Social work (if receiving an NHS bursary) Online courses Schools direct teaching courses Masters funded by the research councils (e.g. ESRC 1+3 funding) Number of scholarships available Unlimited Deadline 1 September 2026 23:59 How to apply The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria. If this changes at any time, the scholarship will be removed. Confirmation of the scholarship will be sent after you receive an offer of a place to study at Sussex and information about the scholarship will be included in your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) for your visa application. Availability At level(s) PG (taught) Application deadline 1 September 2026 23:59 (GMT) Countries Countries Sri Lanka Terms and conditions Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship. If you confirm that you are being sponsored, or that your tuition fees are being paid by sponsor, employer or other funding provider, then the scholarship offer will be revoked. The scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for your first year of full-time study at Sussex. Advice for dual nationals: in order to receive the Sussex Sri Lanka Scholarship, you may be asked to provide evidence to the University of your Sri Lankan nationality (such as a passport or other form of official government identification which confirms citizenship). If you are planning to apply for your Student Visa with another passport, then please note that you may also be required to present evidence of your Sri Lankan nationality during the visa application process and arrival in the UK as the Sussex Sri Lanka Scholarship will be included on your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) document.

Overview About RTDNA Foundation Scholarships and Fellowships Since 1970, the RTDNA Foundation has awarded more than $1 million in scholarships and fellowships to more than 600 young journalists as part of its mission as the educational arm of RTDNA. Recipients have gone on to enjoy careers from reporter, anchor, and news director to White House speechwriter, media regulatory attorney, and journalism educator. Several have served as RTDNA board members and many are Murrow Award winners. Scholarships are open to college students pursuing careers in radio, television, or digital journalism. Fellowships are open to professional broadcast or digital journalists with less than 10 years of experience. Winners must be officially enrolled, full-time sophomores, juniors or seniors in good standing. Scholarship and fellowship winners are also asked to attend the RTDNA Foundation First Amendment Awards free of charge and with travel support. The RTDNA Foundation awards 13 scholarships and three fellowships annually to outstanding journalism students and early career professionals. Each scholarship/fellowship comes with a financial award to help further a young journalist's education (awards differ by scholarship, please check eligibility). Individuals can apply for only one scholarship or fellowship opportunity, so please read carefully. Individuals who apply for more than one will be disqualified.

Overview Scope and eligibility This scholarship is for applicants who are nationals of Vietnam, are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at Sussex starting in September 2026. What you get Benefit Details Amount £4,000 Type of award Tuition fee reduction Coverage period First year of full-time study Availability Number of scholarships available: Unlimited At level(s): PG (taught) Application deadline: 1 September 2026 23:59 (GMT) Eligibility Who is eligible Be a national of Vietnam Be classified as ‘overseas’ for fee purposes Be taking up a place on a full time Masters degree, starting September 2026 Who isn’t eligible You are not eligible for this scholarship if your tuition fees are fully sponsored You are not eligible for this scholarship if you are going to study any of the following: Certificates and Diplomas (including PGCE) Courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) Early Years Education (with Early Years Teacher status) MSc Climate Change, Development and Policy MA Development Studies MA Food and Development MA Gender and Development MA Globalisation, Business and Development MA Governance, Development and Public Policy MA Poverty, Policy and Development Practice MA Power, Participation and Social Change Degrees in Social work (if receiving an NHS bursary) Online courses Schools direct teaching courses Masters funded by the research councils (e.g. ESRC 1+3 funding) How to apply The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria. If this changes at any time, the scholarship will be removed. Confirmation of the scholarship will be sent by email after you receive an offer of a place to study at Sussex and information about the scholarship will be included in your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) for your visa application. Terms and conditions Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship. If you confirm that you are being sponsored, or that your tuition fees are being paid by sponsor, employer or other funding provider, then the scholarship offer will be revoked. The scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for your first year of full-time study at Sussex. Advice for dual nationals: in order to receive the Sussex Vietnam Scholarship, you may be asked to provide evidence to the University of your Vietnamese nationality during the visa application process and arrival in the UK as the Sussex Vietnam Scholarship will be included on your CAS document. Availability At level(s): PG (taught) Application deadline: 1 September 2026 23:59 (GMT) Countries Vietnam

Overview About RTDNA Foundation Scholarships and Fellowships Since 1970, the RTDNA Foundation has awarded more than $1 million in scholarships and fellowships to more than 600 young journalists as part of its mission as the educational arm of RTDNA. Recipients have gone on to enjoy careers from reporter, anchor, and news director to White House speechwriter, media regulatory attorney, and journalism educator. Several have served as RTDNA board members and many are Murrow Award winners. Scholarships are open to college students pursuing careers in radio, television, or digital journalism. Fellowships are open to professional broadcast or digital journalists with less than 10 years of experience. Winners must be officially enrolled, full-time sophomores, juniors or seniors in good standing. Scholarship and fellowship winners are also asked to attend the RTDNA Foundation First Amendment Awards free of charge and with travel support. The RTDNA Foundation awards 13 scholarships and three fellowships annually to outstanding journalism students and early career professionals. Each scholarship/fellowship comes with a financial award to help further a young journalist's education (awards differ by scholarship, please check eligibility). Individuals can apply for only one scholarship or fellowship opportunity, so please read carefully. Individuals who apply for more than one will be disqualified.

Overview About the Scholarship Assists school leavers with proven academic potential who need financial assistance to attend university, and whose academic progress would benefit from accommodation within a hall of residence environment. Donor and History Daniel Vickery Bryant established the D.V. Bryant Trust in 1921 with philanthropic and practical goals centred on the Waikato region. The D.V. Bryant Trust forged strong links with the University of Waikato when, in 1971, it established Bryant Hall on land leased from the University. Eligibility For school leavers intending to commence full-time enrolment in an undergraduate degree at the University of Waikato in A Trimester 2027. The Scholarship supports those in financial need and will be credited directly towards the successful applicants accommodation fees for either Bryant Hall or Student Village. Before applying Regulations (275 KB) How to Apply Read the guidelines If you are new, complete an application to enrol Apply using MyWaikato