UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER INTERNATIONAL POSTGRADUATE EXCELLENCE AWARD – JANUARY 2027

Application Deadline: 30 November 2026

LOCATION: United Kingdom

The International Postgraduate Excellence Award is designed to support international students who have achieved academic excellence and show passion for their chosen field of study. They’re offering scholarships for high-achieving international students towards their full-time Master’s tuition fees.

ELIGIBILITY:

You must be classified as overseas fee status and hold an offer for a full time Master’s course starting in January 2027. Please note that you are NOT eligible to apply for this scholarship if you fall into one or more of the below categories:

Are applying for a Professional course such as RIBA part III

Are applying for a Doctoral programme

Are applying for an Online or Distance learning course

Are applying for a Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma course

If you are eligible for any other discount on your course fees such as alumni discount or partner student discount

For more details, see our full terms and conditions.

Students looking for funding towards a research degree (MPhil / PhD) should visit the research section of our website.

Applicants need to have a minimum UK equivalent good 2.1 Honours Degree to apply.  Applicants will be selected principally on the basis of academic excellence.

Please visit our Your Country pages for overseas academic equivalency or see our guide to understand if you meet the academic criteria:

Overseas academic qualifications equivalency chart (PDF)

BENEFIT:

£3,000 for a one-year full-time Master’s course. £5,000 for the 2-year Master’s with the Integrated Professional Year Experience programme. This amount cannot go towards the £5,500 deposit payment required to secure your CAS (student visa).

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NVIDIA GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP

Application Deadline: October 30, 2026

LOCATION: Multiple Regions

The NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship Program provides up to $60,000 per award for PhD research that advances accelerated computing. Fellows work with NVIDIA researchers and complete a required in-person summer internship before the award year.

ELIGIBILITY:

PhD experience: Complete your first year of PhD-level studies before applying. See the FAQ for guidance on exceptional cases.

Field of study: Major in computer science, computer engineering, system architecture, electrical engineering, or a related area.

Active research: Be actively engaged in research as part of your PhD thesis.

Full-time enrollment: Remain a full-time, active PhD student throughout the nine-month award year. Do not plan to graduate before the end of that academic year.

In-person internship: Be available for a summer internship at an eligible NVIDIA research office before the Fellowship year begins.

Participation restrictions: Full-time NVIDIA employees and immediate family members of NVIDIA employees cannot participate.

University administration: Your university must administer the award. Payment goes to the university, not directly to you.

Internship locations: United States, Canada, Germany, Sweden, Finland, Switzerland, Israel, Taiwan, and Singapore. International PhD students are eligible to apply.

To apply:

Prepare these four required items. Manage your application and recommendation letters in the submission portal.

Research proposal: Up to 2 pages, plus a bibliography. The bibliography does not count toward the limit. Include your name at the top; text and images must fit within 2 pages.

Resume or CV: Include your contact information.

2–3 recommendation letters: At least 2 letters, including one from your thesis advisor/professor; no more than 3. Other letters may come from non-professors.

Internship availability: Confirm that you can complete the required in-person summer internship.

BENEFIT:

Research funding of up to $60,000 per award, administered through your university for stipends, tuition, and mandatory fees.

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