Imperial College London - India Future Leaders Scholarship 2026/27
Imperial College London
£10,000 towards tuition fees; 10 awards for 2026/27.
University of Nottingham
50% or 100% of full-time Master's tuition fees, one year (deducted from fees)
Fully funded
applicants domiciled in Africa, India or selected Commonwealth countries, classed as overseas for fees, holding an offer for a full-time Master's (incl. MRes) starting September 2026 in the Faculty of Engineering, Medicine & Health Sciences, Science or Social Sciences; apply through NottinghamHub after receiving the offer. Assessed first on a tangible plan for a development solution for your home country, then on academic merit, reasons for choosing Nottingham and achievements (strict word limits). NOT eligible: current Nottingham students or graduates; anyone who has studied for and been awarded a degree outside their home country (case-by-case if in another eligible country); anyone currently studying in the UK. Cannot be combined with other University scholarships (single highest award applies). 2-year Master's: first year only.
For Indian students: Yes - India explicitly listed.
Date to be confirmed
2026-27 round: deadline passed (official page); outcomes by end of May 2026. 2027-28 round not yet published
How to apply: Separate application
Essays this award asks for:
Most awards also ask for transcripts, ID and an admission offer. Check the official page for the exact list.
Last verified: 13 Oct 2026
Imperial College London
£10,000 towards tuition fees; 10 awards for 2026/27.
University of Oxford
Full course fees (Home and Overseas) plus an annual living-cost grant for full-time scholars; part-time scholars receive a study support grant.
University of Cambridge
Full cost: University Composition Fee + maintenance allowance (£23,152 for 12 months at the 2026-27 rate; pro rata for shorter courses; PhD up to 4 years) + one economy airfare at start and end of course + inbound visa costs and Immigration Health Surcharge. Discretionary extras: academic development funding (£750-£4,000), dependent child allowance, hardship funding. Around 70 awards a year.
University College London (UCL)
£15,000 for one year (paid 50% per year on a 2-year programme); may be held with other awards (UCL must be informed)