Strathclyde University Offers Rs 7 Lakh Scholarship for Physics Master’s Applicants

The University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland, has launched an international scholarship programme offering over ₹7 lakh (GBP 7,000) in tuition fee reductions for students enrolling in its full-time taught postgraduate Physics programmes for the academic session beginning September 2025.

Scholarship Details and Key Dates

The scholarship is designed to support self-funded international students who are paying overseas fees. Applications for the scholarship open on June 2, 2025, and close on July 31, 2025. A separate application for the scholarship is not required—eligible students will be automatically considered once they accept their course offer and pay the required deposit. Awards will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Who Can Apply?

To qualify for this financial aid, applicants must:

• Be international, self-funded students

• Hold an offer for a full-time taught Master’s programme in Physics at the University of Strathclyde’s Glasgow campus

• Not be receiving full sponsorship from a government or other funding agency

This scholarship is non-transferable and cannot be applied to other academic sessions or departments. Students are allowed to receive only one scholarship per academic year from the university.

Programme Overview

• Subject: Physics

• Level: Master’s (Taught Postgraduate)

• Mode: Full-time

• Location: Glasgow campus

Automatic Award Process

The scholarship will be applied directly to the tuition fee upon confirmation of eligibility and receipt of the course deposit. There are no further steps required from the student’s end. Final decisions rest with the Faculty of Science, and only eligible candidates will be awarded the scholarship.

Expanding Access to Global Education

With this scholarship initiative, the University of Strathclyde reinforces its commitment to making world-class Physics education more accessible to international students. The support comes at a crucial time, helping students pursue their academic and research goals in a field that’s essential to innovation and global scientific advancement.