The Teesside University Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship that recognises applications from outstanding students who can demonstrate their skills and commitment to becoming future global leaders.
There are up to 30 Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarships available, of £7,000 each, allocated as a fee waiver in the first year of study.
The scholarships are designed to assist international students enrolling in January 2026 for the first time at Teesside University to study an undergraduate degree or a postgraduate taught degree.
When is the Application Deadline:
Thursday, 31 October 2025 (12:00 pm UK time).
Tell Me About the Award:
The Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship is a prestigious award from Teesside University, recognising outstanding international students who show strong academic achievement, leadership potential, and a commitment to becoming future global leaders.
For the January 2026 intake, up to 30 scholarships are available, each worth £7,000, offered as a tuition fee waiver for the first year of study.
The award aims to support new international students enrolling for the first time in an undergraduate (including foundation/Level 0) or postgraduate taught program at Teesside University’s Middlesbrough or Darlington campus.
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Which Fields are Eligible?
All undergraduate and postgraduate taught degree programs offered on-campus at Teesside University in Middlesbrough or Darlington.
Type:
Partially Funded — Tuition Fee Waiver (£7,000 in the first year)
Who Can Apply?
Applicants must:
- Be international fee-paying students enrolling for the first time at Teesside University in January 2026.
- Apply for an undergraduate (including Level 0 foundation) or postgraduate taught course.
- Have paid the deposit stated in their offer letter.
- Accept their conditional offer and make it firm.
- Study on-campus in Middlesbrough or Darlington (Teesside University Online or overseas campuses are not eligible).
Note: The Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship cannot be combined with any other Teesside University or Alumni Scholarship.
How are Applicants Selected?
Selection is competitive and based on the strength of the applicant’s:
- Academic performance and personal attributes
- Leadership potential and commitment to global citizenship
- Clarity of purpose in the personal statement
The International Scholarships Committee may also consider financial background, prior academic performance, and interview outcomes where applicable.
Which Countries are Eligible?
Open to all international students (non-UK fee payers).
Where will the Award be Taken?
At Teesside University, Middlesbrough or Darlington campus, United Kingdom.
How Many Awards?
Up to 30 scholarships are available.
What is the Benefit of the Award?
- £7,000 tuition fee waiver (applied in the first year of study)
- Recognition as a Vice-Chancellor’s Scholar
- Opportunities to act as a University Ambassador, mentor, or representative in international and promotional events
- Membership in Teesside University’s global alumni community
How Long Will the Award Last?
Applies to the first year of study only.
How to Apply:
- Complete the online scholarship application form on Teesside University’s website.
- Submit a personal statement (max. 500 words) explaining:
- Your academic and personal strengths
- Your commitment to becoming a future global leader
- How your Teesside University degree will help achieve your future ambitions
- Ensure all information is complete before submission — applications cannot be edited afterward.
- Await email notification from the International Scholarships Committee after review.
Visit the Award Webpage for Details:
Teesside University Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship 2026

