University of Leeds Announces International Regional Scholarships 2026

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The scholarship initiative will ease the costs for talented postgraduates.

November 5th, 2025: The University of Leeds has announced the International Masters Regional Scholarships 2026, offering Indian students a tuition fee reduction of £6,000 for postgraduate study beginning in September 2026.

The scholarship aims to support talented individuals, helping to ease living costs and enabling students to focus on their education and is automatically awarded to eligible students as a fee reduction.

Eligibility and Criteria: 

·       To be eligible for the scholarship, students must be classified as a national from India (or another eligible country/region).

·       The student must be self-funded or partially funded and classified as an international fee-paying student.

·       The student must hold a conditional or unconditional offer for a Master's degree (including MRes) starting in September 2026.

·       The Leeds MBA and online courses are not eligible for this scholarship.

·       The scholarship cannot be deferred to a future year of entry, but can be combined with any available University of Leeds or external funding as long as it doesn’t exceed 100% of the tuition fees.

Value of Award: £6,000 each 

How to apply: Students do not need to apply for the scholarship. They will receive the scholarship automatically upon meeting the award criteria.

Those who are eligible will be notified of their scholarship award via email. They are encouraged to confirm their interest through the link provided in the email.

For more details, please visit: https://www.leeds.ac.uk/masters-scholarships-bursaries/doc/international-regional-scholarships-2026

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