University of Hertfordshire - Chancellor's International Scholarships

Chancellor's International Scholarship (University of Hertfordshire)

You will receive a tuition-fee reduction of about EUR 590 to EUR 4,700 (ranging from £500 to £4,000). This is a one-off reduction in your tuition fees at the University of Hertfordshire in the UK. The amount of the discount depends on your grades, your English language proficiency, the quality of your personal statement and your personal circumstances. The university offers this discount to new international students and will deduct it from your tuition fees once you have enrolled.

Who can apply

• Where you study: In September, you’ll be starting your degree at the University of Hertfordshire’s UK campus 2026.
• Level: You are starting a full-time Bachelor’s or Master’s degree programme. Research and PhD programmes, pre-sessional English courses, preparatory programmes, online courses and courses at Hertfordshire International College are not included.
• New student: You are enrolling at the university for the first time. You cannot apply if you have already obtained a degree from the University of Hertfordshire or its International College.
• Fee status: For the purposes of tuition fees, you are considered an international student.
• Offer: You have been offered a place at university and have accepted it.
• Who pays your fees: You must pay the full amount of the tuition fees yourself, directly to the university. You cannot apply if an employer, a charitable organisation or a government body covers part of your fees. Financial support from your family or help with living costs will not have a negative impact on your application.
• Field of study: Open to all subjects.
• Nationality: All nationalities welcome.

How to apply

There is no separate application procedure. The university will automatically review your application and supporting documents and will notify you of the amount by email if your application is successful. Please apply by 25 July.

How realistic are your chances?

Every eligible new international student is automatically assessed. There are no additional hurdles and no competition for a fixed number of places. If you meet the basic requirements and cover your own tuition fees, you can expect to receive funding. The amount you receive will depend on the quality of your grades, your English language skills and your personal statement.