The University of Exeter is offering scholarships worth £4,000 to international students from Kenya enrolling on an eligible Postgraduate Taught (Masters) programme in September 2024.

These scholarships have been created to provide the opportunity for more students from this country to become part of our community of learners and develop their academic skills for the future.

Entry requirements

These awards are available to applicants who:

• are a citizen/passport holder of Kenya and therefore classed as an International student for fees purposes
• hold an offer to study an eligible campus-based Masters programme at the University of Exeter commencing in September 2024

And will be received by those who go on to:

• meet the conditions of that offer as set out in their offer letter, including paying a deposit if required
• enrol on that programme in 2024/25

These awards are intended for self-funded students.

These scholarships are available for all campus-based Masters Programmes excluding the following ineligible programmes: The Exeter MBA; MRes Global Political Economy; MRes Management; MRes Economics (Pathway to PhD); MSc Human Resources Management 24 or 30 months; MSc Minerals Processing (Professional); MSc Mining Engineering (Professional); MA International Film Business; MSc Island Biodiversity and Conservation; Clinical Psychology programmes delivered by Clinical Education, Development and Research (CEDAR); Master of Public Administration (MPA) with Applied Study; Legal Practice Course (LPC); Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL); MA Law (SQE1); MA Law (Conversion); LLM Legal Practice (SQE 1&2); SQE Preparation Courses; Postgraduate Certificates; Postgraduate Diplomas; Degree Apprenticeships. Fully online or distance learning programmes are not eligible.

How to apply

This award will be automatically allocated to eligible applicants applying for entry in the 2024/25 academic year. A separate application is not required.

Please read the full Terms and Conditions for these scholarships here. This award can be received together with a University of Exeter Global Excellence Scholarship (£7,500 award).

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