Self-funded students might be interested in applying for external scholarships to support their studies. The University of Glasgow has its own nationality-based external scholarship database listing various funding instruments available to offer holders and applicants from all parts of the world.

For the nationals of the countries where our partner universities are based, this list extends to the following funders:

The Kristjan Jaak Scholarship is open to citizens or permanent residents of Estonia. The MA scholarship covers fields that cannot be studied in Estonia or where the level of teaching and research at a foreign higher education institution is higher than at Estonian higher education institutions.

The Bulat Utemuratov Foundation is open to citizens of Kazakhstan

The International Visegrad Fund is a scholarship programme for citizens of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia for MA programmes (for up to 2 semesters in CEE higher education institutions)

The Ministry of Defence of Georgia has funding opportunities for Georgian citizens

The LEPL State Service of Veterans Affairs has funding opportunities for Georgian citizens

SOCAR Energy Georgia has funding opportunities for Georgian citizens

The Ajara Education Fund has funding opportunities for Georgian citizens

The Bank of Georgia has funding opportunities for Georgian citizens

JSC “Nikora Trade” has funding opportunities for Georgian citizens

LTD “AgroHub” has funding opportunities for Georgian citizens

MAC Georgia has funding opportunities for Georgian citizens

LTD Evolushen Jorjia has funding opportunities for Georgian citizens

SOS Children’s Villages Georgia has funding opportunities for Georgian citizens

EL-YURT UMIDI Foundation has funding opportunities for Uzbek citizens