GREAT Scholarships -Turkey

Open to International students only.

Warwick is delighted to offer one award of £15,000 in partnership with the British Council and the GREAT Britain campaign for a Turkish student pursuing a taught master's course at University of Warwick.

Eligibility Criteria:

Be a Turkish national residing in Turkey and be assessed as international for fee purposes.

Have applied to Taught Master's course at the University of Warwick to begin studies in 2026.

Have achieved or be expecting to achieve the equivalent of a high 2:1 degree

Have received a conditional or unconditional offer and have accepted this offer.

Must be able to pay the remainder of the tuition fees and living expenses

Must declare the amount and source of any external funding for tuition fees already secured or applied for

Successful candidates are expected to:

Be active in the field with work experience or with a proven interest in the proposed subject area

Be willing to embody the UK Higher Education experience, by attending lectures and tutorials and engaging with extra-curricular activities, and act as an ambassador for UK Higher Education, by promoting the value of studying at a UK HEI

Be willing to establish an engagement with the UK as a scholar, through personal and academic fulfilment

Represent the high standards of the GREAT brand by becoming an advocate for scholarships

Be willing to attend a networking event of all UK-based GREAT scholars, to discuss experiences and capture perceptions of studying in the UK

On return to Turkey:

Be willing to demonstrate future contribution to capacity-building and socio-economic advancement through the benefits achieved after graduating from UK higher education

Be willing to maintain contact with the British Council and act as an ambassador for the GREAT Scholarships, by sharing experiences of studying in the UK with future GREAT scholars

As an alumnus/a of the GREAT Scholarships, be willing to occasionally speak to potential candidates about your experience of studying in the UK.