QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY BELFAST
Scholarship
Undergraduate Scholarships:
Scholarships
for UK (Home) Students
1. GB Scholarship 2025
- Eligibility:
Students from England, Scotland, Wales, Channel
Islands, or Isle of Man paying tuition fees of £9,250. Must apply through
UCAS and enroll in 2025.
- Benefits:
- £2,500 towards
Queen's Accommodation (or alternative contracted provider).
- A cash amount of
£500 paid in the first year of study.
- Application:
No separate application required; awarded
automatically upon enrollment.
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Scholarships for International Students
1. International Office Undergraduate Scholarship
- Eligibility:
New international students beginning their first year of full-time
undergraduate study in 2025/26.
- Stipend:
- £3,500 (fee rate 1) for the first year of
study.
- £4,000 (fee rate 2) for the first year of
study.
- Application:
No separate application required; awarded automatically to eligible
students.
2. Vice-Chancellor’s International Attainment Scholarship –
Undergraduate
- Eligibility:
Exceptionally talented international students starting full-time
undergraduate studies in 2025/26.
- Stipend:
50% reduction on full tuition fees for up to four years.
- Application:
Separate application required; deadline is 5 June 2025.
3. Queen’s Excellence Award
- Eligibility:
International students achieving a 60% GPA in the
academic year 2024/25.
- Stipend:
£3,000 awarded in the subsequent academic year.
- Application:
No separate application required; awarded
automatically to eligible students. 4. Queen’s Family Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Children, grandchildren, or siblings of Queen’s
alumni or current students enrolling in a full-time course.
- Stipend:
20% reduction in tuition fees for the first year of
study.
- Application:
Application form required; additional verification of
relationship may be necessary.
5. Queen’s Loyalty Scholarship
- Eligibility:
International alumni returning to study a full-time
undergraduate programme.
- Stipend:
20% reduction in tuition fees for the first year of
study.
- Application:
Application form required; must be self-funded and
paying full international tuition fees.
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Scholarships for UK (Home) Students
1. Department for the Economy (DfE) Postgraduate Research
Studentships
- Eligibility:
UK residents applying for research degrees in various
subject areas.
- Benefits: Covers tuition fees and provides a maintenance stipend.
- Application:
Details are advertised on the relevant faculty or
school websites.
2. Research Council Studentships (AHRC, ESRC, EPSRC, NERC)
- Eligibility:
UK residents who're pursuing research degrees in arts,
humanities, social sciences, engineering, and environmental sciences.
- Benefits: Covers all tuition fees and provides a maintenance stipend.
- Application:
Information is available through specific doctoral
training partnerships and faculty websites.
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Scholarships for International Students
1. International Postgraduate Taught Scholarship
- Eligibility:
New international students who're enrolling in full-time
postgraduate taught programmes (excluding Queen's Business School
programmes).
- Benefits:
Tuition fee reduction ranging from £2,000 to £5,000
for the first year.
- Application:
No separate application required; awarded
automatically upon meeting eligibility criteria.
2. Vice-Chancellor’s International Attainment Scholarship –
Postgraduate Taught
- Eligibility:
Exceptional international students commencing
full-time postgraduate taught programmes in 2025/26.
- Benefits:
50% reduction in tuition fees for up to two years.
- Application:
Requires an online application and video submission
by 8 May 2025.
3. Commonwealth Shared Scholarships
- Eligibility:
Students from least developed, low, and
lower-middle-income Commonwealth countries applying for eligible one-year
taught postgraduate courses.
- Benefits:
Covers tuition fees, maintenance grant, travel costs,
and additional allowances.
- Application:
Applications must be submitted by 12 December 2024.
4. North-South Postgraduate Scholarships
- Eligibility:
Outstanding students from the Republic of Ireland and
Northern Ireland undertaking postgraduate study in the other Irish
jurisdiction.
- Benefits:
€15,000 for Master's programmes and €13,000 for PhD
programmes.
- Application:
Details are available on the Universities Ireland
website.
5. Queen’s Loyalty Scholarship
- Eligibility:
International alumni returning to study full-time
postgraduate taught or research programmes.
- Benefits:
20% reduction in the tuition fees for the first year.
- Application:
Application form required; eligibility verification
needed.
6. Queen’s Family Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Children, grandchildren, or siblings of Queen’s
alumni or current students enrolling in full-time postgraduate programmes.
- Benefits:
20% reduction in the tuition fees for the first year.
- Application:
Application form required; relationship verification
needed.
Courses
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Eligibility criteria
Undergraduate Admission Eligibility Criteria:
UK
(Home) Students
Eligibility
Criteria
- Academic Qualifications:
Applicants typically need to have:
- Passes in at
least five subjects, two of which should be at A-level.
- GCSE English Language at grade C/4, or an equivalent qualification which is acceptable to the University.
Tuition
Fees (2025–26)
- Northern Ireland:
£4,855 per annum.
- England, Scotland, Wales, Channel Islands, Isle
of Man: £9,535 per
annum.
Required
Documents
- Official academic
transcripts and certificates.
- Photographic
identification (e.g., passport or driving licence).
- Proof of English
language proficiency, if applicable.
- Additional
documents may be requested if fee status is unclear.
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International Students
Eligibility
Criteria
- Academic Qualifications:
Applicants should have qualifications equivalent to the UK A-levels. For
Indian students, this typically means completion of Standard XII with high
academic standing.
- English Language Proficiency:
Minimum IELTS score of 6.0–6.5, depending on the course. Alternative tests such as TOEFL are also accepted.
Tuition
Fees (2025–26)
- Fee Rate 1 (Classroom-based
courses): £20,800 per annum.
- Fee Rate 2 (Laboratory-based
courses): £25,300 per annum.
- Clinical Elements (e.g.,
Medicine, Dentistry): £46,000 per
annum.
Required
Documents
- Official academic transcripts and certificates,
with certified English translations if necessary.
- Proof of English language proficiency.
- Valid passport.
- Visa documentation (Confirmation of Acceptance
for Studies - CAS).
- Additional documents may be requested to assess
fee status.
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Application Process
- UK (Home) Students:
Apply through UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service).
- International Students: Apply through UCAS
Graduate Admission Eligibility Criteria:
UK
(Home) Students
Eligibility Criteria
- Academic Qualifications: A minimum of a Second Class Honours degree (2:2) from a UK
or Republic of Ireland institution, or an equivalent qualification.
- English Language Proficiency: If English is not your first language, you may need to
provide evidence of proficiency, such as an IELTS score of 6.5 overall,
with no band below 5.5.
Tuition Fees (2025–26)
- Classroom-Based Courses: £7,300 per annum.
- Laboratory-Based Courses: £7,300 per annum.
International Students
Eligibility Criteria
- Academic Qualifications: A bachelor's degree equivalent to a UK Second Class Honours
degree (2:2). For Indian students, this typically means a minimum
cumulative GPA of 3.0/4.0 or equivalent.
- English Language Proficiency: An IELTS score of 6.5 overall, with no band below 5.5.
Alternatively, a TOEFL iBT score of 90 or 70% in Standard XII English
(CBSE/CISCE or select State Boards) is accepted.
Tuition Fees (2025–26)
- Classroom-Based Courses: £21,500 per annum.
- Laboratory-Based Courses: £25,800 per annum.
Required Documents for All Applicants
- Academic Transcripts and Certificates: Official transcripts and the degree certificates.
- English Language Proficiency Evidence: If applicable, provide IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent scores.
- Personal Statement: A statement outlining your academic interests and reasons
for applying.
- References: Contact
details for referees who can attest to your academic abilities.
- Passport Copy: For international applicants.
- Additional Documents: Any other documents specified by the chosen programme.
Application Process
- UK (Home) Students:
Apply directly through Queen’s University Belfast application portal.
- International Students: Apply through the Queen’s University Belfast application portal.
Accommodation
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Undergraduate Scholarships:
Scholarships
for UK (Home) Students
1. GB Scholarship 2025
- Eligibility:
Students from England, Scotland, Wales, Channel
Islands, or Isle of Man paying tuition fees of £9,250. Must apply through
UCAS and enroll in 2025.
- Benefits:
- £2,500 towards
Queen's Accommodation (or alternative contracted provider).
- A cash amount of
£500 paid in the first year of study.
- Application:
No separate application required; awarded
automatically upon enrollment.
????
Scholarships for International Students
1. International Office Undergraduate Scholarship
- Eligibility:
New international students beginning their first year of full-time
undergraduate study in 2025/26.
- Stipend:
- £3,500 (fee rate 1) for the first year of
study.
- £4,000 (fee rate 2) for the first year of
study.
- Application:
No separate application required; awarded automatically to eligible
students.
2. Vice-Chancellor’s International Attainment Scholarship –
Undergraduate
- Eligibility:
Exceptionally talented international students starting full-time
undergraduate studies in 2025/26.
- Stipend:
50% reduction on full tuition fees for up to four years.
- Application:
Separate application required; deadline is 5 June 2025.
3. Queen’s Excellence Award
- Eligibility:
International students achieving a 60% GPA in the
academic year 2024/25.
- Stipend:
£3,000 awarded in the subsequent academic year.
- Application:
No separate application required; awarded
automatically to eligible students. 4. Queen’s Family Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Children, grandchildren, or siblings of Queen’s
alumni or current students enrolling in a full-time course.
- Stipend:
20% reduction in tuition fees for the first year of
study.
- Application:
Application form required; additional verification of
relationship may be necessary.
5. Queen’s Loyalty Scholarship
- Eligibility:
International alumni returning to study a full-time
undergraduate programme.
- Stipend:
20% reduction in tuition fees for the first year of
study.
- Application:
Application form required; must be self-funded and
paying full international tuition fees.
????
Scholarships for UK (Home) Students
1. Department for the Economy (DfE) Postgraduate Research
Studentships
- Eligibility:
UK residents applying for research degrees in various
subject areas.
- Benefits: Covers tuition fees and provides a maintenance stipend.
- Application:
Details are advertised on the relevant faculty or
school websites.
2. Research Council Studentships (AHRC, ESRC, EPSRC, NERC)
- Eligibility:
UK residents who're pursuing research degrees in arts,
humanities, social sciences, engineering, and environmental sciences.
- Benefits: Covers all tuition fees and provides a maintenance stipend.
- Application:
Information is available through specific doctoral
training partnerships and faculty websites.
????
Scholarships for International Students
1. International Postgraduate Taught Scholarship
- Eligibility:
New international students who're enrolling in full-time
postgraduate taught programmes (excluding Queen's Business School
programmes).
- Benefits:
Tuition fee reduction ranging from £2,000 to £5,000
for the first year.
- Application:
No separate application required; awarded
automatically upon meeting eligibility criteria.
2. Vice-Chancellor’s International Attainment Scholarship –
Postgraduate Taught
- Eligibility:
Exceptional international students commencing
full-time postgraduate taught programmes in 2025/26.
- Benefits:
50% reduction in tuition fees for up to two years.
- Application:
Requires an online application and video submission
by 8 May 2025.
3. Commonwealth Shared Scholarships
- Eligibility:
Students from least developed, low, and
lower-middle-income Commonwealth countries applying for eligible one-year
taught postgraduate courses.
- Benefits:
Covers tuition fees, maintenance grant, travel costs,
and additional allowances.
- Application:
Applications must be submitted by 12 December 2024.
4. North-South Postgraduate Scholarships
- Eligibility:
Outstanding students from the Republic of Ireland and
Northern Ireland undertaking postgraduate study in the other Irish
jurisdiction.
- Benefits:
€15,000 for Master's programmes and €13,000 for PhD
programmes.
- Application:
Details are available on the Universities Ireland
website.
5. Queen’s Loyalty Scholarship
- Eligibility:
International alumni returning to study full-time
postgraduate taught or research programmes.
- Benefits:
20% reduction in the tuition fees for the first year.
- Application:
Application form required; eligibility verification
needed.
6. Queen’s Family Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Children, grandchildren, or siblings of Queen’s
alumni or current students enrolling in full-time postgraduate programmes.
- Benefits:
20% reduction in the tuition fees for the first year.
- Application:
Application form required; relationship verification
needed.
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Undergraduate Admission Eligibility Criteria:
UK
(Home) Students
Eligibility
Criteria
- Academic Qualifications:
Applicants typically need to have:
- Passes in at
least five subjects, two of which should be at A-level.
- GCSE English Language at grade C/4, or an equivalent qualification which is acceptable to the University.
Tuition
Fees (2025–26)
- Northern Ireland:
£4,855 per annum.
- England, Scotland, Wales, Channel Islands, Isle
of Man: £9,535 per
annum.
Required
Documents
- Official academic
transcripts and certificates.
- Photographic
identification (e.g., passport or driving licence).
- Proof of English
language proficiency, if applicable.
- Additional
documents may be requested if fee status is unclear.
????
International Students
Eligibility
Criteria
- Academic Qualifications:
Applicants should have qualifications equivalent to the UK A-levels. For
Indian students, this typically means completion of Standard XII with high
academic standing.
- English Language Proficiency:
Minimum IELTS score of 6.0–6.5, depending on the course. Alternative tests such as TOEFL are also accepted.
Tuition
Fees (2025–26)
- Fee Rate 1 (Classroom-based
courses): £20,800 per annum.
- Fee Rate 2 (Laboratory-based
courses): £25,300 per annum.
- Clinical Elements (e.g.,
Medicine, Dentistry): £46,000 per
annum.
Required
Documents
- Official academic transcripts and certificates,
with certified English translations if necessary.
- Proof of English language proficiency.
- Valid passport.
- Visa documentation (Confirmation of Acceptance
for Studies - CAS).
- Additional documents may be requested to assess
fee status.
????
Application Process
- UK (Home) Students:
Apply through UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service).
- International Students: Apply through UCAS
Graduate Admission Eligibility Criteria:
UK
(Home) Students
Eligibility Criteria
- Academic Qualifications: A minimum of a Second Class Honours degree (2:2) from a UK
or Republic of Ireland institution, or an equivalent qualification.
- English Language Proficiency: If English is not your first language, you may need to
provide evidence of proficiency, such as an IELTS score of 6.5 overall,
with no band below 5.5.
Tuition Fees (2025–26)
- Classroom-Based Courses: £7,300 per annum.
- Laboratory-Based Courses: £7,300 per annum.
International Students
Eligibility Criteria
- Academic Qualifications: A bachelor's degree equivalent to a UK Second Class Honours
degree (2:2). For Indian students, this typically means a minimum
cumulative GPA of 3.0/4.0 or equivalent.
- English Language Proficiency: An IELTS score of 6.5 overall, with no band below 5.5.
Alternatively, a TOEFL iBT score of 90 or 70% in Standard XII English
(CBSE/CISCE or select State Boards) is accepted.
Tuition Fees (2025–26)
- Classroom-Based Courses: £21,500 per annum.
- Laboratory-Based Courses: £25,800 per annum.
Required Documents for All Applicants
- Academic Transcripts and Certificates: Official transcripts and the degree certificates.
- English Language Proficiency Evidence: If applicable, provide IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent scores.
- Personal Statement: A statement outlining your academic interests and reasons
for applying.
- References: Contact
details for referees who can attest to your academic abilities.
- Passport Copy: For international applicants.
- Additional Documents: Any other documents specified by the chosen programme.
Application Process
- UK (Home) Students:
Apply directly through Queen’s University Belfast application portal.
- International Students: Apply through the Queen’s University Belfast application portal.