The Natural Resources Institute, the GREAT Britain Initiative, and the British Council collaborate to fund the University of Greenwich Scholarships 2026–2027. For some one-year master’s programs in climate change, the grant provides a minimum of £10,000 toward tuition costs.
The University of Greenwich, which was established in 1890, is renowned for its robust academic resources and industry-focused undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate programs. Vietnamese students are urged to apply for this opportunity for the school year 2026–2027. MSc Global Environmental Change and MSc Agriculture for Sustainable Growth at the Medway Campus are two programs that qualify. There is no application fee.
Eligibility Criteria :
- Academic Status: University of Greenwich final-year undergraduate, anticipated to graduate with a minimum of Second Class (2:2) Honours
- Residency: You must be a citizen of the EU or a resident of the UK in order to pay home tuition.
- Household Income: Capable of proving a household income of less than £43,000 for the academic year 2026–2027.
- Offer Requirement: Make a conditional offer to enroll in a master’s program in 2026–2027 (via direct PG application or PG fast-track).
- Prior Education: You cannot have earned a postgraduate degree before.
- Personal Statement: Send in a 250-word essay outlining your growth since enrolling in college and how the scholarship will help you pursue graduate work.
Country of Scholarship: United Kingdom (UK)
University of Greenwich is the host institution.
Study Level: Master’s, PhD, and undergraduate programs
Financing Coverage: Completely financed
International students are eligible.
Benefits :
- Covered tuition
- monthly allowance
- Medical costs
- Allowance for travel
Deadline: Different
