To help students manage tuition and living expenses, SOAS, University of London connects to scholarships across different funding levels. Here are several top options to review first.
Among the university based funding routes linked to SOAS, University of London, these scholarships tend to stand out for their level of support and overall value. Academic Excellence Scholarship is usually considered partially funded, and typical coverage can include a £5,000 tuition fee discount. A strong option is Bursaries which is partially funded and often covers A cash award of £2,500 per year or one-time award of £10,000 for the Rahim Lalji Development Studies Bursary, £5,000 tuition fee waiver for the CSJR Postgraduate Student Bursary, and £5,000 tuition fee waiver for the Xia Jing Shan Bursary. International Postgraduate Scholarships is partially funded, and coverage often includes £8,000 tuition fee waiver.
To broaden funding options beyond institutional awards at SOAS, University of London, these external and government scholarships are commonly considered as well. Commonwealth Shared Scholarships is fully funded and typically covers full tuition fees, thesis grant, and living allowance of up to £1,652 per month. Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program is commonly categorized as fully funded support, and coverage that often includes Round-trip economy airfare between your home country and the host university at the beginning and end of your studies and plus a $600 travel allowance per trip, full tuition for your graduate program and basic medical insurance provided by the university, and a monthly stipend for living expenses, including accommodation, food, and books. The amount varies based on the host country. With Saïd Foundation Scholarship, students may receive fully funded support, and coverage frequently includes full tuition, living and maintenance costs, and arrival allowance.
To see every scholarship associated with this institution and compare coverage and eligibility, browse the sections below.
