Nationality requirement:
Ethiopia
Malawi
Rwanda
Tanzania
Uganda
Zimbabwe
Course subject you are applying for:
International Business Studies
Human resource Management
Project Management
General Business
Chemical Engineering
Computer Science
Information Systems
Artificial Intelligence
Pharmaceutical Engineering
Engineering and Related Technologies
Mechanical Engineering
Robotics & Mechatronics
Other Engineering And Related Technologies
Environmental Studies
Earth Sciences
Political Science and Policy Studies
Political Science
Law
Taxation Law
Curriculum and Education Studies
TESOL
Selection criteria:If you meet the eligibility requirements for the Equity and Merit Scholarship, we will:
- Invite you to apply for your chosen master's course
- Ask you to provide a recognised English language qualification that meets the requirements for that course
Shortlisting
- You must hold an unconditional offer for your master's course before you can be shortlisted for the scholarship.
We will contact all applicants to confirm the outcome of their application by June 2027.
Contact the university
Study level you are applying for:Postgraduate
Our master's scholarships are aimed at talented applicants, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds.
To apply for a scholarship, you will need:
- to be a resident citizen of Ethiopia, Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda or Zimbabwe, and have not previously studied outside of Africa (training of six months or less does not count)
- at least two years of professional experience related to your chosen field of study (this does not include unpaid internships or voluntary work)
- a bachelor's degree (you must have graduated before September 2023) with an overall excellent grade. The awards are for academically outstanding students and typically this means that you are in the top 10% of your class
- to be committed to returning home and able to demonstrate the potential to make a positive impact on the future of your home country
- a clear idea of how studying at Manchester will benefit both your career and the wider community.
- have not previously studied outside of Africa (training of six months or less does not count).
