International Merit-based Scholarship (Postgraduate) at Birmingham City University 2026

International Merit-based Scholarship (Postgraduate) at Birmingham City University 2026 is offered for Masters degree in the field of Selected subjects offered by the university. You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is 10 Aug, 2026. This scholarship is provided by Birmingham City University and the value of this scholarship is Partial Funding, Up to GBP 3,000.

Open for

Open to all nationals except UK nationals.

Degree

Masters

Provided by

Birmingham City University

Deadline

10 Aug, 2026

• Scholarship value: Partial Funding, Up to GBP 3,000 Birmingham City University offers merit-based scholarships each year to acknowledge the abilities of our overseas students.
• These awards are deducted from the total cost of their tuition.
• A partial stipend of up to £3,000, deducted from tuition costs, will be available to all overseas students starting postgraduate courses in January 2026.
• Eligibility for International Merit-based Scholarship at Birmingham City University: The scholarship is available to International students.
• The students should enrol themselves in an eligible postgraduate course. The applicant must commence the studies in January 2026.

Selection Criteria and Value of the Scholarship

• This is given out depending on your educational history, and the grade you receive must be comparable to a degree from the UK: £2,000 for those with a first-class degree £1,500 in the case of a 2:1 or Second Class (Upper Division) degree bearer. £1,000 for holders of a 2:2 or Second Class (Lower Division) degree.
• Non
• Eligible courses / Subjects: PhD MSc Accounting & Finance (Top-Up) Conservatoire and BSA courses (Music and Theatre) PGCE Masters in Teaching and Learning/Educational Leadership (MTL/MEL) Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses in Health Short courses that are less than one academic ye

This is given out depending on your educational history, and the grade you receive must be comparable to a degree from the UK:

£2,000 for those with a first-class degree £1,500 in the case of a 2:1 or Second Class (Upper Division) degree bearer.

£1,000 for holders of a 2:2 or Second Class (Lower Division) degree.

Non Eligible courses / Subjects

• MSc Accounting & Finance (Top-Up)
• Conservatoire and BSA courses (Music and Theatre)
• PGCE
• Masters in Teaching and Learning/Educational Leadership (MTL/MEL)
• Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses in Health
• Short courses that are less than one academic year
• Part-time or distance learning
• Study Abroad programmes
• Exchange programmes
• Pre-sessional English