Summary
The University of Sheffield Scholarships 2027 offer financial support to international students pursuing full-time undergraduate and postgraduate taught degree programs in the United Kingdom. Designed to reward high academic merit and leadership potential, these scholarships provide tuition fee discounts ranging up to £10,000 per year (reaching up to £40,000 across a 4-year degree).
Designation
- Program Level: Undergraduate & Postgraduate Taught (Master’s) Degree Programs
- Position / Beneficiary: International Scholarship Awardee / Student Scholar
Key Information Overview
| Feature | Details |
| Host Institution | University of Sheffield |
| Host Country | United Kingdom |
| Study Level | Undergraduate & Postgraduate Taught |
| Scholarship Value | Up to £10,000/year (up to £40,000 total) |
| Number of Awards | 75 Undergraduate Merit & 75 Postgraduate Merit Scholarships |
| Target Audience | International Students |
| Mode of Study | Full-Time |
Research Area & Eligible Fields of Study
Scholarships apply to academic disciplines across faculties at the University of Sheffield, including:
- Engineering & Computer Science
- Science & Mathematics
- Medicine, Dentistry & Health
- Arts & Humanities
- Social Sciences, Law, and Sheffield University Management School (including MBA programs)
Location
- City: Sheffield, South Yorkshire
- Country: United Kingdom
Eligibility & Qualifications
To be eligible for consideration, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Nationality: Open to international students from all eligible countries.
- Admission Status: Must hold an offer of admission for an eligible full-time undergraduate or postgraduate taught program at the University of Sheffield.
- Undergraduate Applicants: Must show outstanding academic achievement in high school or equivalent secondary qualifications and maintain a minimum of 60% academic average each year to renew funding.
- Postgraduate Applicants: Must hold a first-class or upper-second-class undergraduate honours degree (or equivalent).
- Selection Criteria: Awarded primarily on the basis of academic excellence, potential, and leadership profile.
Scholarship Description & Benefits
The University of Sheffield offers multiple funding streams depending on study level and background:
- Undergraduate Merit Scholarships: Up to 75 awards worth £10,000 per year towards tuition fees (£30,000 for 3-year degrees; £40,000 for 4-year degrees).
- International Undergraduate Scholarships: General awards between £2,000 – £2,500 per year (up to £7,500 – £10,000 total).
- Postgraduate Taught Merit Scholarships: 75 awards worth £10,000 deducted directly from tuition fees.
- Postgraduate Regional Discounts: Tuition reductions up to £2,500 for students from specific regions.
- Other Associated Scholarships: Includes Chevening Scholarships, GREAT Scholarships, Allan and Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust Scholarships, Sanctuary Scholarships, and NCUK Partner Scholarships.
How to Apply
- Apply for Admission: First, submit an application and receive an offer of admission for an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate taught program at the University of Sheffield.
- Check Scheme Requirements: Determine whether your intended scholarship is automatically assessed upon admission or requires a separate application form.
- Complete Scholarship Forms: For awards requiring an application, log in through the university’s student application portal and fill out the scholarship application form.
- Prepare Supporting Documents:
- Official academic transcripts and degree certificates
- University offer letter
- Personal statement / motivation letter
- Proof of English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL)
- Valid passport copy
- Updated CV / Resume and Letters of Recommendation (if required)
- Submit: Submit all documentation prior to the stated funding deadlines.
Last Date to Apply (Deadline)
- Application Deadlines: Deadlines vary by specific award and course intake. Applicants must check the individual course page and the official University of Sheffield scholarship portal to verify the exact deadline for their specific program.




