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UCL Global Undergraduate Scholarship

Up to 33 awards for 2026/27: 10 covering full tuition fees plus a maintenance allowance and a fixed allowance for costs such as the Immigration Health Surcharge and visa fees; 20 covering full tuition fees only; and 3 (reserved for applicants from India) covering full tuition fees. Valid for the standard duration of the undergraduate programme.

Eligibility: Prospective international (overseas fee-status) applicants to any full-time UCL Undergraduate degree, from a low-income household. UCL generally uses a threshold of £42,875 or less annual household income as a guide, though applications above this may still be considered. Selection is based entirely on financial need; no academic grade threshold is published. Applicant must have submitted a UCL admission application for 2026/27 entry. Deadline 5pm BST, Monday 27 April 2026.

Competitive and need-based, not grade-gated. Requires a separate scholarship application via Portico once fee status is confirmed; incomplete or late applications are not considered. Checked in a browser on 11 Sep 2026: the page still describes only the 2026/27 round, whose deadline (27 April 2026) and notification date (3 June 2026) have both passed. UCL has not published 2027/28 terms, so a 2027-entry applicant should expect these figures to be restated rather than treat them as open.

Deutschlandstipendium (RWTH Education Fund)

EUR 300 per month plus a non-monetary framework programme, for at least two semesters starting in the winter semester; renewal is possible.

Eligibility: Open to RWTH students and prospective students who have not exceeded the standard period of study of their degree programme in either semester of the funding period. Awarded on excellent past achievement and outstanding potential, judged in a two-stage procedure in which faculty experts rank applicants by subject area and the faculties recommend a candidate list.

Applications open in June each year for the following winter semester. RWTH states that around 359 scholarship holders currently receive the grant under the Education Fund umbrella, and that roughly 20 percent of applicants have been awarded a scholarship each year. Students moving from a bachelor's to a master's degree at RWTH must re-apply. RWTH publishes no numeric grade threshold for this award, so none is recorded here. RWTH separately runs scholarships aimed specifically at international students (STIBET-funded awards for particularly involved international students, degree-completion grants, and an equal-opportunity scholarship) via its International Office.

RMIT Future Leaders Scholarship

A 20% tuition fee reduction for the duration of the eligible program, as set out in the offer letter. Continues each year as long as satisfactory academic progress is maintained; academic progress is reviewed at the release of Semester Two results each year.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal or Pakistan (including dual citizens holding one of those passports) who hold or apply for a valid student visa and have an offer letter to commence a Bachelor degree or Masters by Coursework at RMIT in Melbourne from the 2026 intakes onwards. Not open to existing RMIT students commencing another program at the same study level. No separate scholarship application is required.

RMIT states it awarded 4616 scholarships to international students in 2025, of which 3750 were Future Leaders scholarships. Applicants must not already hold another RMIT-funded or Australia Awards scholarship covering tuition fees. RMIT does not publish a grade threshold for this award and does not describe the selection as merit- or need-assessed, so no basis or grade bar is recorded here.

RMIT Academic Merit Scholarship for South East Asia

A 20% tuition fee reduction for the duration of the eligible course, as set out in the offer letter. Applies to tuition fees only.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste or Vietnam applying offshore from one of those countries, who hold a full or conditional offer for an eligible RMIT award (including a Bachelor's degree or a Masters by Coursework) and are not already an RMIT student. Applicants must have achieved an Australian equivalent grade GPA of 2.5, or a 70% average, or ATAR 75 in the qualifying qualification at the time of application.

RMIT's terms and conditions for this award state that scholarship selection is based on academic merit, which is why the basis is recorded as merit. The award has limited availability and is granted first-come, first-served; the offer must be accepted and a deposit paid within 14 days of the offer letter. The entry bar is published as three alternatives on three different scales (Australian-equivalent GPA 2.5, 70% average, or ATAR 75) with no single scale stated for the GPA figure, so it is described in prose rather than recorded as a numeric bar. Excluded degrees are AD023 Associate Degree in Aviation (Professional Pilots) and BP345 Bachelor of Aviation (Pilot Training), neither of which is listed here.

Khalifa University Scholarship for International Students — Tier I

Full coverage of tuition fees, plus textbooks provided by the University.

Eligibility: Awarded to international students admitted to a full-time undergraduate programme. Eligibility is assessed as part of the admission process (no separate application); international applicants are mapped to a tier on the basis of academic merit and other factors. Places are limited and meeting the minimum criteria does not guarantee an award.

KU does not publish a numeric grade bar for the tiers on this page. Its undergraduate-programs page describes what appears to be the same full award as the "President’s Scholarship", requiring recipients to maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher — recorded separately below with its own citation. No coveragePercentage is recorded here because the page states "Full coverage" in words rather than as a percentage.

Khalifa University Scholarship for International Students — Tier II

Partial waiver of 75% of tuition fees, plus textbooks provided by the University.

Eligibility: Awarded to international students admitted to a full-time undergraduate programme; tier assigned during admission on academic merit, with no separate application. Limited number of places.

Khalifa University Scholarship for International Students — Tier III

Partial waiver of 50% of tuition fees, plus textbooks provided by the University.

Eligibility: Awarded to international students admitted to a full-time undergraduate programme; tier assigned during admission on academic merit, with no separate application. Limited number of places.

Khalifa University Scholarship for International Students — Tier IV

Partial waiver of 25% of tuition fees, plus textbooks provided by the University.

Eligibility: Awarded to international students admitted to a full-time undergraduate programme; tier assigned during admission on academic merit, with no separate application. Limited number of places.

President's Scholarship (full scholarship for international students)

100% of tuition fees, in both the College of Engineering and the College of Science.

Eligibility: A limited number of full scholarships for international students with outstanding academic performance and personal qualities; highly competitive. Recipients must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher while at Khalifa University to keep 100% coverage — the same page shows coverage stepping down to 75% at CGPA 3.0-3.29 and 50% at CGPA 2.0-2.99.

minimumGPA is deliberately not recorded: KU states the bar as "a cumulative GPA of 3.3" without ever naming the scale it sits on, and this project does not infer a GPA scale. Read the 3.3 figure off KU’s own page. KU separately publishes a partial "Khalifa University Scholarship" (CGPA 3.0+ = 50% of tuition in Engineering, 75% in Science; CGPA 2.5-2.99 = 25%/50%; CGPA 2.0-2.49 = 10%/25%) and a "Self-pay Scholarship" for students who reach a first-year CGPA of 3.8 or above (20% in Engineering, 30% in Science) on this same page.

Deutschlandstipendium at the University of Bonn

EUR 300 a month — EUR 3,600 a year — funded 50/50 by sponsors and the federal government. Funding starts on 1 October in the winter semester, once a certificate of enrolment has been submitted, and ends on 30 September the following year; reapplication is permitted, and funding beyond the standard period of study must be applied for separately and is normally granted for only one semester.

Eligibility: A merit-based award open to all students enrolled at the University of Bonn and to school leavers and prospective students; doctoral candidates are excluded. The published criteria are very good study achievements at school or university, plus social engagement outside school or university.

The University of Bonn and the University of Bonn Foundation have run the scheme since winter semester 2013/14, with the foundation awarding and administering it. 220 students were supported in the 2023/24 period, of whom 125 were women and 22 had a migration background. The scholarship also ends at the end of the month in which the holder completes or discontinues their studies. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here.

ISE Academic Excellence Scholarship (ISE50 / ISE100)

ISE50/CR50: 50% waiver of the Program Fee. ISE100/CR100: full waiver of the Program Fee. The separate Tuition Fee component is not covered.

Eligibility: Awarded to enrolled ISE (International School of Engineering) students -- only a few top-ranking candidates each year -- on the basis of academic performance and behavior; registration forms are submitted before the start of the first semester. To keep the award, recipients must maintain a first-semester GPAX above 3.25 (for ISE50) or above 3.60 (for ISE100), work at least 8 hours per week for the ISE Office, and keep student status without academic leave. A parallel financial-need track (CR50/CR100, same payout tiers) is available instead for students in immediate financial crisis, re-applied every semester.

General ISE-wide scheme covering this program; not stated as restricted to any nationality. SEMI (Semiconductor Engineering), a separate ISE-family program, runs its own distinct scholarship rather than this one.

FAU Deutschlandstipendium

EUR 300 per month, initially for up to two semesters (a winter semester and the following summer semester). Extensions to the end of the standard duration of study are possible but require a new application.

Eligibility: Open to students enrolled on a bachelor's, master's or State Examination degree programme at FAU with an IdM username; doctoral candidates and exchange students cannot apply, nor can anyone already receiving other performance-based gifted-student funding of more than EUR 30 per month. Achievement is the main requirement: a first-time undergraduate applicant must have an average grade of 1.5 or better in their university entrance qualification, and an applicant in a higher semester must show an average of 2.0 or better in the achievements required up to the previous semester (both on the German 1–6 grading scale, where 1.0 is best). Volunteer work, experience abroad and special personal factors are also weighed.

Half is funded by the federal government and half by private supporters — companies, foundations, alumni and friends of FAU. Applications run through campo, once per year; the winter semester 2026/2027 window ran 15 June to 15 July 2026. Maximum funding duration can be extended on request for a disability, pregnancy, caring responsibilities or a study period abroad. FAU's grade bars are published on the German 1–6 scale, on which a lower number is better; they are stated in the criteria prose rather than in minimumGPA because that field is matched against applicant grades on higher-is-better scales and recording 1.5 there would invert the comparison.

Flinders Vice-Chancellor Excellence Scholarship

A 50% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course.

Eligibility: For new international students: undergraduate applicants require an equivalent minimum ATAR of 95 or above, postgraduate applicants an equivalent of 6.5 GPA or above. The award is competitive and confirmed through a selection process; shortlisted applicants complete a video submission outlining their suitability. Successful recipients must take part in the Flinders International Ambassador Program and support Flinders in promoting the university globally.

Flinders introduces this group of awards as "designed to recognise international students with high academic performance and the potential to make a positive contribution to Flinders and the global community", and describes this one as a competitive award confirmed through a selection process — achievement and contribution, with no financial-need test, so merit rather than both. The academic bars are an ATAR (a 0–99.95 rank, not a percentage) and a Flinders-equivalent GPA whose scale the page does not state, so neither is recorded as a numeric bar. Applications for the Semester 2, 2026 round closed on Friday 17 April 2026; the scholarship recurs each intake.

Flinders Global Scholarship

A 25% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course.

Eligibility: For new international students who achieve an ATAR (or equivalent) between 70.00 and 79.95 and exceed the minimum course entry score by 5 points; or achieve an overall 70 to 79 in the Flinders University Academy International Foundation Studies Program and exceed the minimum course entry score by 5 points; or achieve a Flinders equivalent GPA of 5.50 or above for postgraduate entry or tertiary transfer into an eligible undergraduate course. No separate application — eligibility is determined during course application assessment and confirmed in the offer letter.

Recorded as merit because the award's only qualifying test is an academic score band, and Flinders introduces this family of awards as "designed to recognise international students with high academic performance". Bars are stated as ATAR ranks and Flinders-equivalent GPAs rather than percentages, so no numeric bar is recorded. Flinders excludes Bachelor of Clinical Science/Doctor of Medicine, Bachelor of Nursing (Graduate Entry), Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas, Doctor of Medicine, Master of Psychology (Clinical), Master of Physiotherapy, Master by Research and Doctor of Philosophy — none of which are on StudyPath.

Flinders Global Excellence Scholarship

A 30% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course.

Eligibility: For new international students who achieve a minimum ATAR (or equivalent) of 80.00 or above; or an overall grade of 80 and above in the Flinders University Academy International Foundation Studies Program; or a Flinders equivalent GPA of 6.00 or above for postgraduate entry or tertiary transfer into an eligible undergraduate course. No separate application — eligibility is determined during course application assessment and confirmed in the offer letter.

The higher tier of the same scheme as the Global Scholarship, qualifying on a higher academic band. Recorded as merit for the same reason: the sole qualifying test is academic achievement and Flinders describes the family as recognising "high academic performance". Bars are ATAR ranks and Flinders-equivalent GPAs, not percentages, so no numeric bar is recorded. Same course exclusions as the Global Scholarship; none apply to the programs on StudyPath.

Flinders Kickstart Scholarship

A 20% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of the course.

Eligibility: Available to new international students of any nationality commencing a coursework course at Flinders (citizens of Australia and New Zealand, Australian permanent residents and other permanent visa holders are ineligible). Applicants need only meet the entry criteria for the course they wish to study. Not available to applicants transferring in with more than one third of the course total unit value as credit from another institution.

Basis left unset: unlike the other three Flinders awards, the Kickstart Scholarship states no academic band and no financial test — meeting the course entry requirements as a commencing full-fee international student is the whole of it. Students who deferred because of a visa refusal or delay still count as commencing students. Flinders excludes Bachelor of Clinical Science/Doctor of Medicine, Bachelor of Nursing (Graduate Entry), Doctor of Medicine, Master of Psychology (Clinical), Master of Professional Psychology, Master of Physiotherapy, Master by Research and Doctor of Philosophy — none of which are on StudyPath.

Tampere University tuition fee scholarship

50% of the tuition fees for the programme duration

Eligibility: Awarded at admission to a limited number of the best-performing applicants, on an academic overall assessment of the admission application. Highly selective, and not awarded in all programmes. Applied for as part of the admission application at Studyinfo.fi — no separate form.

Not available on the open university route or on transfer applications. A holder of this scholarship is not also eligible for the early bird offer.

Early bird offer

€2,000 reduction on the programme tuition fee, first year of studies only

Eligibility: Open to every fee-paying student admitted who has not been awarded a Tampere University tuition fee scholarship. No separate application: accept the offered study place and pay the reduced first-year fee within two weeks of being told you are admitted. For bachelor’s applicants admitted from the waiting list it is available only if two or more weeks remain before the deadline for accepting the place.

A prompt-payment discount rather than a merit award, but it is a named, concretely-stated reduction that changes what a fee-paying student actually pays in year one, so it is recorded here. coveragePercentage is deliberately unset — the page states a flat €2,000, not a percentage, and converting it would be this project doing arithmetic the university did not publish.

Deutschlandstipendium at Leibniz University Hannover

EUR 300 per month for two semesters. Half the amount is met by a private sponsor and half by the federal government.

Eligibility: Open to enrolled students and to admission applicants, in any course of study, provided the applicant is enrolled by the winter term the funding period starts and their total study time is still within the standard period of study for their subject. Social criteria — social or political engagement, social need, educational advancement, personal background, prizes and awards — are weighed alongside academic performance. Neither the student's nor their parents' income is taken into account, and the award does not affect BAföG.

LUH has taken part since 2011 and has awarded over 1,000 scholarships. At the time of collection the 2026/27 application window ran from 10 August to 30 September 2026, through the university's application portal. LUH states plainly that no applicant is legally entitled to a scholarship. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here.