Master of Research in International Relations (MRes) University of Wolverhampton - City Campus, UK

Scholarships

An additional £1,000 Academic Excellence Scholarship will be available for Undergraduate Year 1 and Postgraduate Taught applicants holding the equivalent of a UK 2:1 degree classification or above, increasing the total scholarship value to £5,000 .
- A £2,000 International Scholarship will be available for Postgraduate Taught applicants holding the equivalent of a UK 2:2 degree classification or below .
 

International School Scholarships

These awards will be targeted at attracting students from key international schools globally, undertaking all three years of Undergraduate and to support the establishment of the University of Wolverhampton brand and to support diversification of the student population.

International School Scholarship Value: £1,000 per year – awarded automatically

Eligibility Criteria:

• Applicants must hold an offer for a full-time undergraduate programme at University of Wolverhampton for entry in academic year 2025/2026 by 31st July 2026, or A Level results day.
• Only applicants who have been assessed as overseas students for tuition fee purposes can access this scholarship.
• Awarded automatically for all 3 years of studies.
• Scholarships are not transferable and are only available for entry in academic year 2025/2026
• These scholarships are available only to students paying international fees
• Students receiving any of the International School Scholarship would also be eligible for the Lord Paul Undergraduate Excellence Scholarship
• Applicants will not be eligible for the scholarship if you defer your entry
• Applicants must be self-funding and not in receipt of a scholarship from an external source
• The Global Opportunities Office reserves the right to amend the list based on the partnerships/discussion with the International Schools
• Recipients are required to take part in out student ambassador and/or mentoring schemes, promoting the value of studying at the University of Wolverhampton