The IET Ambition Awards
Undergraduate scholarships for students studying in the UK or Ireland
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Study at Adelaide

The University of Adelaide is one of Australia’s most prestigious universities and is renowned internationally for excellence in education and research.

We offer studies in agriculture, business, law, engineering, mathematical and computer sciences, architecture, medicine, dentistry, humanities and social sciences, music, teaching and sciences at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
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Australia – University of Melbourne
$5000 annual allowance for the normal duration of an undergraduate degree. Read the rest of this entry »

International students at the University of Sydney.
University of Sydney Scholarships for International School Leavers Applying through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) Read the rest of this entry »

Provider: New England Board of Higher Education (nebhe.org) – The New England-China Scholarship Program is available to students who attend a college/university in New England. You must have a solid academic record and an interest in studying abroad in China. This award covers tuition and fees for up to one year. Read the rest of this entry »

UK University Westminster » Undergraduate Scholarships 2009/10

Full International Scholarships

Amount: Full tuition fee waivers, accommodation, living expenses and flights to and from London. The scholarship will be renewed each year, subject to satisfactory academic progress. Read the rest of this entry »

UK – The University of Edinburgh Undergraduate Bursaries – Over 180 scholarships will be awarded to undergraduate students in British schools or colleges in Britain who have financial difficulties in access to the place of admission to the University of Edinburgh. The minimum value of each prize of 1000 pounds sterling per annum, payable at the beginning of each session in operating costs and will be available during the first cycle in the light of academic progress. Read the rest of this entry »