Newcastle University Launches Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships for 2025

Newcastle University has announced the Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships, a prestigious initiative aimed at supporting undergraduate students from around the globe, including India, to study in the UK. This program will award 250 scholarships, each valued at £6,000 towards tuition fees, enabling talented students to pursue their academic aspirations at the university.  

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must:  

• Be domiciled in one of the specified countries, including India, Bahrain, Canada, Indonesia, Jordan, Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Turkey, UAE, USA, and Vietnam.  
• Hold an offer for an eligible undergraduate degree at Newcastle University’s city centre campus for the 2025/26 academic year.  
• Be assessed as an international student for fee purposes.  

Scholarship Highlights  

• Value: £6,000 tuition fee reduction.  
• Number of Awards: 250 scholarships available.  
• Start Date: September 2025.  

Fostering Global Talent

The Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships reflect Newcastle University's dedication to attracting high-achieving students from diverse backgrounds. The program is designed to promote academic excellence, nurture future leaders, and inspire scholarship recipients to act as ambassadors for the university’s global community.  

Application Process

Interested students will automatically be considered for the scholarship during their academic course application. No separate application is required, simplifying the process for eligible candidates.  

For additional details, students can visit the Newcastle University website or contact the scholarship applications team at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. With its emphasis on supporting international talent, this scholarship program underscores Newcastle University's commitment to empowering students worldwide to achieve their academic and professional goals.