University of Glasgow Admissions 2026: Application Deadline, Eligibility & Fees

• I did not receive any scholarship, as I applied quite late and the scholarship deadlines had already passed but I know that the University offers a range of scholarships for the course. The list of scholarships that the applicant might be eligible for is mentioned on the programme website under the 'Funding opportunities' section. It is very difficult to give a number of awards and the amount, as it varies.
• Most of the people I know had Commonwealth scholarships which covered all their expenses. The University endowment funds also sometimes cover tuition fees, but the exact amount is variable. One does not need to specifically apply for these separately.

• No, I did not receive a scholarship.
• There is a Dean's scholarship which is £10,000, and that is just one award across all STEM branches. So it can get quite competitive. You need to write an essay for it.
• There is an option for Commonwealth funding where the government from Commonwealth countries nominates you and pays for your costs. The condition is that you need to go back as soon as you complete the course and serve in the public sector for 2 years.
• There are options for financial aid as well, which needs to be applied for separately. I am not sure about that.

• I received the India Merit Award scholarship of £5000 for my course, and the eligibility criteria is 1st class marks in the undergraduate degree.
• The award amount of the scholarship was £5000.
• Yes, many of my batchmates from India received the India Merit Award scholarship, with some receiving the Global Leadership scholarship of an amount of £10000. But the eligible candidates for this scholarship are only 300.
• On average, almost all the students from India receive the India Merit Award scholarship, while the typical award amount may vary from £5000-£10000.

• There are several scholarships available.
• Chevening is the one offered to several students.
• Eligibility
  • You must be from a Chevening-approved country.
  • Promise to go back to your home country for at least two years after the scholarship.
  • Have at least two years (2,800 hours) of work experience.
  • Hold a bachelor’s degree that allows you to study a master’s in the UK.
  • Apply to three approved UK courses and get an unconditional offer from at least one before the deadline.
     

• I was not able to receive the scholarships, as the scholarship options to my field of study was very limited and I applied for my Masters at the very last minute.
• There would be around 10 to 15 of 150 people who got the scholarship like I recollect.
• Would advice to keep a check on the university website and apply as soon a possible for more chances on getting the scholarship.

• I have received 2 scholarships. India Merit Award and International Leadership Scholarship from the University.
• For India Merit Award: Minimum CGPA required: 8.0
• For International Leadership Scholarship: Minimum CGPA required: 8.0 + Strong profile
• Award Amount:
• For India Merit Award: 5000 pounds
• For International Leadership Scholarship: 10,000 pounds
• A lot of them, whoever has an 8 and above CGPA, got the scholarship.
• There is no average number who receives the scholarships every year. All of them, if they have an 8 and above CGPA, will automatically get the India Merit Award scholarship and for the International Leadership Scholarship, we need to apply explicitly. But the headcount is not revealed by the university.
• Award Amount:
• For India Merit Award: 5000 pounds
• For International Leadership Scholarship: 10,000 pounds

• Yes there are various scholarships available. Application based and Merit based. I got £5k India Merit Award.
• The max Scholarship you get is £10K. Other than scholarships provided by University there are various scholarships outside of the organisation and government scholarships.
• Few of my friends are on Fully funded scholarships from their state government. Dont know the specifics of the number of students, but i would suggest you to apply as soon as possible. Chances are pretty high to get an scholarship if you apply early

• There is Chevening Scholarship which is provided to 60000 people from all around the world to study in UK.
• Although I didn't receive it but one of my batchmates did, its a fully funded scholarship in which a student receives the entire tuition fees as a scholarship so that the student can afford studying in one of the top universities of the UK.
• Very few students receive scholarships but there's a university team which provides hardship funds if presented with evidence that you need financial support for your daily tasks.
   

Well, I wanted to change my field of work and experience an international educational system. So, I applied for this course as it seemed very fascinating to me to do a master's in 3 different countries. I got a fully funded scholarship as well. My overall experience has been very enriching as I get to travel, study with people from diverse backgrounds, and experience different cultures and academic environments. My tuition fee, living cost, health insurance and airfare were all covered except my visa application fee. So, it was not that stressful financially for me to pursue this degree which I understand is very expensive if you are going to do it self-funded. Universities like the University of Glasgow are very reputed in the top 100 ranking for their quality of education, research and other things. Overall, my experience was good but definitely very challenging and stressful at times as well as I have been moving to a new country every semester which means finding a place to stay, visa applications settling in a new place and constant planning of travel, academic stuff and other things. It was challenging no doubt but very much worth to be experienced.