MS in UK

Studying in the UK is a dream for many international students, and with the right scholarship, it could become a reality. There are a variety of scholarships available from universities, charities, and trusts. Some of these are:

• Governmental Scholarships

  The British government offers two significant scholarship programs for overseas students:

• Chevening Scholarships

  Chevening Scholarships, founded in 1983, is awarded to students with high academic potential. It offers two grant types: scholarships and fellowships.

  Awarded for a one-year’s Master course or other postgraduate programs.

  Applicants must have 2+ years of work experience

• Commonwealth Scholarships

  Funded by the Department for International Development, Commonwealth Scholarships are awarded to students from Commonwealth countries. It covers tuition fees, airline airfares, essential living expenses plus other allowances. Students who apply for the below programs are eligible:

  One-year Master’s or equivalent programs in the fields of Engineering & Technology; Theoretical and Applied Science; Agriculture; and Humanities and Social Sciences

  Doctoral degrees of a minimum of three years

• Non-Governmental Scholarships

  Some Non-Governmental Scholarships offered in the UK are:

• Gates Cambridge Scholarship

  The University of Cambridge, widely regarded as one of the top institutions in the world, offers an attractive bursary plan to prospective overseas students. The Gates Cambridge Scholarship covers all your studying expenses.

• Rhodes House Scholarships

  The Rhodes House Scholarships program is one of the oldest in the world, and it supports graduate students who want to attend Oxford University. Ninety-five deserving students are selected every year as scholarship recipients. The scholarship covers all university tuition expenses as well as two economy-class tickets, one to arrive at the institution and the second to return home when the availability of the scholarship expires.

• Edinburgh Global Research Scholarships

  About 30 outstanding international students each year are awarded full tuition scholarships to study for a doctoral degree at the University of Edinburgh. It covers a portion of your total tuition costs.

The Graduate Route Visa is designed to allow international students to stay in the UK and work for two years after they have completed their studies. This visa route is open to all international students who have successfully completed a degree-level course at a UK university or college. This gives them the chance to further develop their skills and gain valuable work experience in the UK. To be eligible,

• You should have completed a Bachelor’s or a postgraduate degree, or any other eligible course in the UK, and should be living in the UK at the time of application.
• You should have a UK student visa.
• Your study provider must have informed the Home Office about your successful graduation.

The application fee for the Graduate Route Visa is £715. Plus, you will have to pay a healthcare surcharge, which is usually £624 for each year that you spend in the UK.