University of Surrey
Create a free account to applySelected self-funded international undergraduates can receive a £5,000 tuition fee waiver. A scholarship panel assesses your previous academic performance, predicted grades and personal statement.
The International Excellence Award at the University of Surrey is a competitive scholarship that provides a £5,000 tuition fee waiver to selected self-funded international students beginning a full-time undergraduate (bachelor's) degree. The award recognises academic excellence and is decided by a scholarship panel that assesses previous academic performance, predicted grades and the personal statement.
Applicants must hold an offer for first-year entry (FHEQ Level 4) and Surrey must be their firm choice on UCAS. The scholarship is available only to overseas fee-paying students, excludes part-time and distance-learning courses, and is not open to students from the Surrey International Study Centre (SISC).
Applicants must apply for the scholarship before a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) is issued; awards cannot be applied after CAS allocation. Recipients cannot hold any other Surrey scholarship and the award is not deferrable; deferred applicants must reapply subject to availability.
Applications are reviewed monthly. For September 2027 entry, applicants must apply through UCAS by 30 June 2027 and the scholarship closes on 24 August 2027. For queries, contact the International Recruitment team at international@surrey.
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24 August 2027
Applications are reviewed monthly. Applicants must have made their UCAS course application by 30 June 2027. The page also notes a Clearing scholarship deadline of 24 August 2027.
September 2027 entry
£5,000 total
A £5,000 tuition fee waiver applied to the first year of the undergraduate degree. The award is a fee waiver (not cash), is available for the first year only, cannot be held alongside other Surrey scholarships, and is not deferrable. Applicants must be self-funded and Surrey must be their firm UCAS choice. All scholarships must be allocated before a CAS is issued.
Checked 5 October 2026
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