Scholarships at University of Stirling, UK

For a qualifying postgraduate taught course at the University of Stirling beginning in September 2021, you should submit a FastTrack application using your Student Portal.
In order to pay tuition, you must be classified as an international student.
You should have completed your undergraduate studies in June 2021 at the University of Stirling.
Only students enrolled at our Stirling campus are eligible for this grant.

You have been offered a full-time undergraduate or postgraduate programme of study at UWS on an unconditional basis. To be eligible, tuition costs must be paid in full 7 days prior to the start of classes or a programme of study.

For tuition purposes, you must be classified as a student from England, Wales, Northern Ireland, or the Republic of Ireland.
You must have received a conditional or unconditional offer of admission to the University of Stirling for an approved undergraduate programme.
You must comply with your offer's terms and select Stirling as a firm or insurance option on your UCAS application.
You must be enrolled full-time in school.
Only students studying at our Stirling location are eligible for this grant.
You must enrol in your University course and take up your seat.

You must have been offered a place on an approved postgraduate teaching degree at the University of Stirling, either conditionally or unconditionally.
In order to pay tuition, you must be classified as an international student.

Any student with a First Class Honours degree from the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland is eligible (or equivalent).
Students pursuing postgraduate certifications, degrees, or modules are not eligible.
Only self-funded students who pay tuition fees to the University of Stirling are eligible. The merit scholarship is not available for MSc Sport Nutrition, MSc Housing (Dissertation only), or MSc Social Work Studies.
Only on-campus students have access to this service.

The students from England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland who have entered the study since 2018 and have successfully completed 13 years at the University of Stirling