University of Glasgow Behavioural Postgraduate Science Scholarship – UK

Location: United Kingdom

Program: Postgraduate (Masters)

Eligibility: All Nationalities

Duration: Not Specified

Deadline: May 18, 2026

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The University of Glasgow Behavioural Science Scholarship is a fully-funded postgraduate award offered by the University of Glasgow to attract the world’s most academically talented students to its internationally recognised MSc in Behavioural Science programme. Eleven full tuition fee scholarships are available for the September 2026 intake, making this one of the most generous scholarship programmes of its kind in the UK. Open to self-funding full-time students from virtually all countries and regions worldwide including Home, RUK, EU, and International applicants the scholarship reflects the University’s strong commitment to academic diversity, intellectual vibrancy, and the development of future leaders in the field of behavioural science.

The University of Glasgow is one of the world’s great universities a member of the prestigious Russell Group and ranked consistently among the top 100 universities globally. Founded in 1451, it is the fourth-oldest university in the English-speaking world and has a long heritage of pioneering research, transformative scholarship, and global civic engagement. Glasgow’s College of Social Sciences houses world-class programmes across economics, politics, psychology, and management, and its MSc in Behavioural Science is specifically designed to be intellectually demanding, research-led, and deeply informed by real-world industry applications.

Benefits of the Scholarship

This scholarship will provide the following to its recipients:

Full tuition fee waiver for the MSc in Behavioural Science programme
11 scholarships available for the September 2026 intake
Open to both domestic (Home/RUK) and international students
Two application rounds providing flexible entry windows (February and May 2026)
Access to one of the UK’s top Russell Group research universities
Study in the vibrant and internationally connected city of Glasgow, Scotland
Participation in a research and industry-informed postgraduate programme
Other benefits

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Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must meet the following:

Must hold a conditional or unconditional offer to study the MSc in Behavioural Science (full-time postgraduate taught programme) at the University of Glasgow for September 2026 entry
Must be a self-funding student — the scholarship is not open to students already in receipt of full external funding that covers tuition fees
Must be enrolled or intending to enrol on a full-time basis
Open to applicants from all eligible countries and regions globally, including Home/RUK, EU, and International students
Must submit a complete scholarship application through the University of Glasgow Scholarship Portal by either the Round 1 deadline (February 23, 2026) or the Round 2 deadline (May 18, 2026)
Applicants are responsible for first securing an offer of admission to the MSc in Behavioural Science before applying for the scholarship

Note: Kindly check the official webpage for full and detailed requirements

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Selection Criteria

The Behavioural Science Scholarship selection process is designed to identify outstanding candidates who will contribute meaningfully to the academic life and diversity of the University of Glasgow’s School of Social Sciences. The scholarship selection committee assesses all eligible applicants on the basis of academic excellence, looking specifically for students who have demonstrated exceptional performance in their undergraduate or prior postgraduate studies, and whose academic trajectory reflects the intellectual rigour required to thrive in a demanding, research-intensive environment. The committee also gives significant weight to the applicant’s determination and professional ambition recognising students who have shown genuine drive and purpose in their academic and career journeys to date, and who show clear promise in contributing to the evolving field of behavioural science.