Civil Engineering

International Baccalaureate Excellence Scholarship

£5,000 per year for each year the course lasts.

Eligibility: Studying the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma programme; an international student paying the Overseas rate of tuition; applying for an undergraduate course within the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty of Natural Sciences, or Imperial Business School. No fixed IB point-score threshold is published — academically excellent IB applicants are nominated for the scholarship by the Imperial department they apply to, as part of the admissions process (no separate application).

For 2026 entry, Imperial is offering 23 of these scholarships across the three eligible faculties (Engineering, Natural Sciences, Imperial Business School). Awarded by department nomination, not application; continuation depends on maintaining satisfactory academic progress.

Prince Philip Scholarship

Cash awards and means-tested support for tuition fees and maintenance (living costs); support level depends on financial need rather than a fixed amount or percentage.

Eligibility: Open to permanent residents of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region applying for a first degree at Cambridge. Applications must be sent to the Prince Philip Scholarship at the same time as the application to Cambridge.

Cambridge's own international-students page directs applicants to a separate Prince Philip Scholarship website for full details and the application form.

Prince Philip Scholarship

Cash awards and means-tested support for tuition fees and maintenance (living costs); support level depends on financial need rather than a fixed amount or percentage.

Eligibility: Open to permanent residents of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region applying for a first degree at Cambridge. Applications must be sent to the Prince Philip Scholarship at the same time as the application to Cambridge.

Cambridge's own international-students page directs applicants to a separate Prince Philip Scholarship website for full details and the application form.

NUS Science & Technology Undergraduate Scholarship

100% coverage of subsidised undergraduate tuition fees (after the MOE Tuition Grant), plus an S$6,000 annual living allowance, an S$1,750 one-time computer allowance, an S$200 one-time settling-in allowance, an annual accommodation allowance equivalent to the lowest double-room on-campus rate, and a travel allowance for incoming/return passage.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of an Asian country or region (excluding Singapore) applying for full-time admission to an undergraduate programme in Computing, Engineering (excluding Infrastructure and Project Management), or Science (excluding Environmental Studies and Pharmacy) at NUS. Selection is based on strong leadership qualities and potential, an excellent co-curricular activities record, and outstanding high school results; candidates are automatically considered through their NUS admission application, with no separate scholarship application. Transfer applicants are not eligible. Renewed every semester provided the recipient maintains a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 3.50 (or equivalent) and good conduct; recipients must take up the MOE Tuition Grant, which carries a six-year bond to a Singapore-registered company after graduation.

NUS also offers a broader NUS International Undergraduate Scholarship (open to citizens of any country except Singapore, any undergraduate programme) with a comparable 100%-tuition-plus-allowances structure; the S&T award is the STEM-specific one and is used here because it covers this programme.

NUS International Undergraduate Scholarship

100% coverage of subsidised undergraduate tuition fees (after the MOE Tuition Grant), plus an S$5,800 annual living allowance, an S$1,750 one-time computer allowance, and an S$5,000 annual accommodation allowance.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of any country except Singapore, applying for full-time admission to any undergraduate degree programme at NUS. Selection is based on strong leadership qualities and potential, an outstanding co-curricular activities record, and outstanding high school results; candidates are automatically considered through their NUS admission application, with no separate scholarship application. Transfer applicants are not eligible. Renewed every semester provided the recipient maintains a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 3.5 (or equivalent), or grades within the top 80% of cohort for Dentistry/Law/Medicine, and good conduct; recipients must take up the MOE Tuition Grant, which carries a three-year bond to a Singapore-registered company after graduation (five/six years for Dentistry/Medicine respectively).

NUS's Information Systems major is not on the eligible-programme list for the more generous, STEM-restricted Science & Technology Undergraduate Scholarship, so this broader, all-programme award is the one that applies to it.

Melbourne International Undergraduate Scholarship

20% fee remission for the duration of the course (25% for scholarships awarded before 2027)

Eligibility: Citizen of a country with a Gross Domestic Product per capita of US$10,000 or less based on World Bank data; hold an offer for an Overseas Fee place in a bachelor's degree for commencement in the year the scholarship is offered; not have previously undertaken tertiary studies (excluding extension studies completed as part of a year 12 program). Awarded to the student(s) ranked highest on final secondary school or foundation studies results.

No application required — automatically considered when applying for a course; outcomes notified within five working days of a course offer. At least 110 awards are offered now, rising to 225 from 2027. Cannot be held with another scholarship or sponsorship that provides a fee sponsorship or discount. Open across study areas including Engineering; Information technology and computer science; Science; Environment; Agricultural and veterinary sciences. Melbourne's other international undergraduate awards found (AG Whitlam International Undergraduate Scholarship, Commerce Undergraduate International Merit/Partner Scholarships, Commerce Global Scholarship) are all restricted to the Bachelor of Commerce and so fall outside StudyPath’s STEM scope.

Deutschlandstipendium at TUM

EUR 300 per month plus contact with TUM's industry and cooperation partners, for a period based on the standard period of study. Half is financed by the federal government and half by a sponsor from industry or the private sector.

Eligibility: Open to bachelor's and master's students at TUM and to school leavers about to begin studying at TUM. Explicitly not purely merit-based: TUM states that grades alone are not decisive and that the award rewards students who take on responsibility, show commitment, or master their personal path in life.

TUM awards Deutschlandstipendium scholarships at large scale — more than 9,600 TUM students have received financial and non-material support under the programme since it began. Scholarship holders also join the Ideal support programme of events with foundations and companies. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here.

Deutschlandstipendium at TUM

EUR 300 per month plus contact with TUM's industry and cooperation partners, for a period based on the standard period of study. Half is financed by the federal government and half by a sponsor from industry or the private sector.

Eligibility: Open to bachelor's and master's students at TUM and to school leavers about to begin studying at TUM. Explicitly not purely merit-based: TUM states that grades alone are not decisive and that the award rewards students who take on responsibility, show commitment, or master their personal path in life.

TUM awards Deutschlandstipendium scholarships at large scale — more than 9,600 TUM students have received financial and non-material support under the programme since it began. Scholarship holders also join the Ideal support programme of events with foundations and companies. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here.

Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships Scheme (VCIS)

Up to $60,000. Five amounts are offered based on ranking against selection criteria: $60,000 or $40,000 payable for one year in two equal instalments per semester; $20,000, $10,000 or $5,000 payable for one semester.

Eligibility: International student who has applied for a CRICOS-registered coursework degree and received an unconditional offer of admission. No application is required — all eligible students with an unconditional offer by the closing dates are automatically considered.

Awarded once at commencement and not renewable for later years. From 2026 intakes there is a maximum cap of $40,000 for students who are also recipients of the Sydney International Student Award.

Sydney International Student Award

20 percent contribution to tuition fees for the duration of the course, applied as a reduction of the tuition fee liability in the offer letter.

Eligibility: International student holding citizenship in one of the eligible countries or regions listed on the award page (across Africa, South & Central America, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and much of South, Southeast and East Asia), admitted to a new full-time undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree commencing in 2026, not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or Australian permanent resident. Applicants from eligible countries are prompted to apply within the admission process.

Currently published for new commencements in 2026. Not available for MBA/EMBA, study abroad, executive education, distance-mode courses or Law Dual Degree pathway programs. Capped at $40,000 if combined with VCIS under 2026 arrangements.

Sydney International Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship

100% tuition fees plus the Student Services and Amenities Fee, for the published full-time duration of the recipient’s single undergraduate degree (including embedded honours), up to a maximum of 4 years full-time study. Approximately 20 scholarships awarded globally per year across the two intakes.

Eligibility: International student (as defined by the Higher Education Support Act 2003) who has applied for but not yet commenced a single undergraduate coursework degree of up to 4 years (embedded honours included), has completed secondary school or a recognised foundation program, has not previously undertaken tertiary studies, is not commencing a second degree at Sydney, and will enrol full-time. Selection weighs academic merit plus diversity of nationality and intended degree; an online application is required.

Not available for combined degrees with a postgraduate component, the BA/BSc dual degrees with Sciences Po (France), or degrees including the Bachelor of Advanced Studies. Recipients still cover OSHC, living costs and other personal expenses.

Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships Scheme (VCIS)

Up to $60,000. Five amounts are offered based on ranking against selection criteria: $60,000 or $40,000 payable for one year in two equal instalments per semester; $20,000, $10,000 or $5,000 payable for one semester.

Eligibility: International student who has applied for a CRICOS-registered coursework degree and received an unconditional offer of admission. No application is required — all eligible students with an unconditional offer by the closing dates are automatically considered.

Awarded once at commencement and not renewable for later years. From 2026 intakes there is a maximum cap of $40,000 for students who are also recipients of the Sydney International Student Award.

Sydney International Student Award

20 percent contribution to tuition fees for the duration of the course, applied as a reduction of the tuition fee liability in the offer letter.

Eligibility: International student holding citizenship in one of the eligible countries or regions listed on the award page (across Africa, South & Central America, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and much of South, Southeast and East Asia), admitted to a new full-time undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree commencing in 2026, not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or Australian permanent resident. Applicants from eligible countries are prompted to apply within the admission process.

Currently published for new commencements in 2026. Not available for MBA/EMBA, study abroad, executive education, distance-mode courses or Law Dual Degree pathway programs. Capped at $40,000 if combined with VCIS under 2026 arrangements.

Sydney International Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship

100% tuition fees plus the Student Services and Amenities Fee, for the published full-time duration of the recipient’s single undergraduate degree (including embedded honours), up to a maximum of 4 years full-time study. Approximately 20 scholarships awarded globally per year across the two intakes.

Eligibility: International student (as defined by the Higher Education Support Act 2003) who has applied for but not yet commenced a single undergraduate coursework degree of up to 4 years (embedded honours included), has completed secondary school or a recognised foundation program, has not previously undertaken tertiary studies, is not commencing a second degree at Sydney, and will enrol full-time. Selection weighs academic merit plus diversity of nationality and intended degree; an online application is required.

Not available for combined degrees with a postgraduate component, the BA/BSc dual degrees with Sciences Po (France), or degrees including the Bachelor of Advanced Studies. Recipients still cover OSHC, living costs and other personal expenses.

ANU International Achievement Awards

Varies by award: 20% off first-year tuition (VP Award), up to 50% off tuition for up to 4 years (International Achievement Award), $8,000/yr for up to 5 years (Changing Futures, domestic), etc.

Eligibility: Various international and domestic scholarships awarded automatically on admission; includes Vice-Chancellor's International Achievement Award (20% off first-year tuition for international students), International Achievement Award (up to 50% off tuition for up to four years for international students), and other awards.

Awarded automatically when you apply; no separate application needed. Multiple award types available for international and domestic students.

Major Entrance Scholarship

CAD $3,000-$10,000 per year for international students (CAD $12,000-$40,000 over up to 4 years), renewable annually subject to criteria.

Eligibility: Automatic consideration via a separate scholarship application (opens 1 October) for first-time, full-time undergraduate applicants; awarded first on academic achievement, then demonstrated leadership in school or community activities. Renewable for up to 4 years subject to meeting renewal criteria. The top $12,000/year tier is restricted to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada -- international applicants are eligible for the $3,000, $5,000 or $10,000 per annum tiers.

Transfer, Mature, Diploma, Exchange, Special, Part-time and Visiting students are not eligible. Applicants who apply but do not receive a Major Entrance Scholarship are automatically considered for the smaller, non-renewable one-year entrance scholarship (CAD $3,000).

Monash International Merit Scholarship

A$15,000 a year for the duration of the degree, to a total scholarship value of up to $75,000. Monash offers 20 a year.

Eligibility: International students from any country who receive a full, unconditional Monash course offer and intend to enrol full-time in an undergraduate degree at a Monash campus in Australia are considered automatically — no separate application. Current Monash students, Australian Year 12 students, Monash Pathway (Monash College / Foundation Year) students and entrants to the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine are not eligible.

Monash International Study Grant

A grant of $5,000, $10,000 or $15,000 AUD depending on the outcome of the assessment. Recipients must study at least an 18 credit point load per semester to keep the grant.

Eligibility: For applicants from Vietnam, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka or Nepal applying for a Monash University Australia undergraduate or Masters course. Applicants are assessed automatically once they hold a full offer letter to study at a Monash Australia campus and meet the academic entry requirements. Students already receiving another scholarship or sponsorship that pays part or all of their fees are not eligible, and the grants are not available to transnational-education or sponsored students.

Basis left unset. Monash says the grants are "awarded based on select eligibility criteria" — study level, meeting the academic entry requirements, and location — which is a list of gates rather than a claim that the strongest applicants are chosen; "must meet academic entry requirements" is the ordinary admission bar, not a merit test. Monash also notes that "Some courses may be excluded" without publishing the list, so eligibility for a specific degree should be confirmed with the university. The number of 2026-commencement grants was stated as limited.

Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship

Tuition, books, incidental fees and full residence support for four years. Approximately 37 scholars are named each year.

Eligibility: International students beginning first-entry undergraduate study at U of T who are nominated by their school — each high school may nominate only one student a year — and who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement and creativity. For 2027 entry the school nomination deadline is 9 October 2026, the OUAC admission application deadline 16 October 2026 and the scholarship application deadline 6 November 2026.

Tenable only at the University of Toronto and only for first-entry undergraduate programmes.

U of T Engineering International Scholarships

Variable, to a maximum of $35,000 a year for four years, renewable.

Eligibility: International applicants to the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering who complete the Financial Information section of the Online Student Profile by 15 January. Assessed on academic merit together with the information supplied there.

The faculty lists this alongside need- and merit-based awards restricted to domestic students; this one is open to international applicants and requires the extra profile section rather than a separate application form.