Chancellor International Scholarship

The University of Hertfordshire has invested significantly in international talent through this scholarship. It is aimed at high-achieving, enterprising students from across the globe who wish to pursue an undergraduate or postgraduate taught degree. The scholarship is competitive and is awarded to candidates who demonstrate not only academic excellence but also a strong personal statement and a commitment to contributing to the university community.

The scholarship provides a partial reduction in tuition fees to help cover the costs of studying in the UK.

Award Value: Typically ranges from £500 up to £4,000.

Duration: It is generally a one-off award applicable for the first year of study only.

Accommodation Support: In some instances, if tuition fees are already paid in full, the scholarship value may be applied toward university accommodation (at the university's discretion).

To be considered for the Chancellor International Scholarship, applicants must meet the following requirements:

Fee Status: Must be classified as an international student for fee purposes.

New Student: Must be joining the University of Hertfordshire for the first time. UH and HIC (Hertfordshire International College) graduates are typically ineligible, as they may qualify for other discounts.

Self-Funded: You must be paying the full cost of your tuition fees yourself and not be sponsored by a government or external organization.

Exclusions: This scholarship is not available for:

• Research degrees (PhD).
• Online courses.
• Pre-sessional English or preparatory programs.
• Specific health-related courses (e.g., Medicine, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Social Work).

Level: Undergraduate (Bachelors) and Postgraduate Taught (Masters).

Field of Study: Available across all subject areas offered at the university, excluding those in the School of Health & Social Work mentioned above.

Host: University of Hertfordshire (UH).

Location: Hatfield, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom (UK campus).

Reputation: Ranked in the top 25% of all UK universities for research impact and awarded Gold for teaching quality (TEF).

Since the scholarship is often assessed automatically alongside your main course application, you should ensure the following documents are clear and complete:

Academic Transcripts: Evidence of high grades (usually equivalent to a UK First Class or strong Second Class degree).

English Proficiency: Valid test scores 

Personal Statement: A 500-word statement explaining your reasons for choosing UH, your career aspirations, and how you will contribute to the campus.

References: One signed academic reference for an undergraduate or two for a postgraduate.

Passport ID: A clear copy of your passport photo page.