Partially funded

Vice-Chancellor's Future Leaders Award (Undergraduate)

University of Surrey, United Kingdom

Scholarship overview

The Vice-Chancellor's Future Leaders Award is a £7,500 tuition fee waiver for selected international undergraduate students at the University of Surrey who understand social responsibility and show potential to be future leaders.

It is open to self-funded, overseas fee-paying students domiciled in a list of specified countries. Awards are decided by a scholarship awards panel and the scheme is application based.

Award Information

  • Hold an offer for a full-time bachelor degree at FHEQ Level 4 (first-year entry) at Surrey.
  • Be an overseas fee-paying student domiciled in one of: Algeria, Brazil, Botswana, Bulgaria, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Egypt, Indonesia, Italy, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Lebanon, Mauritius, Mexico, Mongolia, Morocco, Myanmar, Nepal, Oman, Peru, Poland, Portugal, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Uganda, Vietnam and Zimbabwe.
  • Be self-funded: paying independently, not sponsored or in receipt of another scholarship.
  • Have Surrey as your firm choice on your UCAS application (Clearing applicants can also apply).
  • Apply before a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) is issued.
  • Not open to Surrey International Study Centre (SISC) students or to part-time and distance-learning courses.
  • £7,500 fee waiver off tuition fees.
  • Valid for the first year only.
  • Cannot be combined with the alumni discount or early payment discount; recipients are not eligible for any other Surrey scholarship.
  • Not deferrable: deferring applicants must reapply, subject to availability.
  • September 2027 entry: applications close 24 August 2027.
  • Clearing applicants: apply as soon as an offer is made and Surrey is the firm choice; the outcome follows shortly after the Clearing scholarship deadline of 24 August 2027.
  1. Hold an offer from the University and have a valid student ID/UCAS ID.
  2. Make sure Surrey is your firm choice on UCAS.
  3. Complete the online scholarship application form before a CAS is issued.
  4. Applications are reviewed monthly; apply early.

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How selection works

A scholarship awards panel assesses previous academic performance, predicted grades (if applicable) and the personal statement. Awards are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

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