GREAT Scholarships at the University of Edinburgh

The University of Edinburgh is offering GREAT Scholarships for the 2024-25 academic year, each worth £10,000.

Scholarships are available for students from:

• Ghana
• Malaysia
• Mexico
• Turkey
• Vietnam

For Ghana, these scholarships are available for a taught master’s programme in the following subjects:

• MSc Digital Design and Manufacture
• MSc Electrical Power Engineering
• MSc Electronics
• MSc Signal Processing and Communications

For Malaysia, these scholarships are available for a taught master’s programme in the following subjects:

• MSc Computational Applied Mathematics
• MSc Computational Mathematical Finance
• MSc Financial Modelling and Optimization
• MSc Operational Research
• MSc Operational Research with Computational Optimization
• MSc Operational Research with Data Science
• MSc Operational Research with Risk
• MSc Statistics and Operational Research
• MSc Statistics with Data Science

For Mexico, these scholarships are available for a taught master’s programme in the following subjects:

• Advanced Nursing (Clinical Research) (MSc) - 1 Year (Full-time)
• Advanced Nursing (Education) (MSc) - 1 Year (Full-time)
• Advanced Nursing (Leadership) (MSc) - 1 Year (Full-time)
• Advanced Nursing (MSc) - 1 Year (Full-time)
• Applied Psychology (Healthcare) for Children and Young People (MSc)
• Counselling Studies (MSc) (Full-time)
• Mental Health in Children and Young People: Psychological Approaches (MSc) - 1 Year (Full-time)
• Psychology of Mental Health (Conversion) (MSc) - 1 Year (Full-time)
• International and Cross-cultural Counselling Studies (MSc)
• Comparative Education & International Development
• Dance Science in Education
• Education
• Inclusive Education (MSc)
• Language and Intercultural Communication
• Language Education
• Outdoor Education
• Outdoor Environmental & Sustainability Education
• Performance Psychology
• Physical Activity for Health
• Sport Policy, Management & International Development
• Strength and Conditioning
• TESOL
• LLM in Commercial Law
• LLM in Comparative and European Private Law
• LLM in Corporate Law
• LLM in Criminal Law and Criminal Justice
• MSc in Criminology and Criminal Justice
• LLM in European Law
• MSc in Global Crime, Justice and Security
• LLM in Global Environment and Climate Change Law
• LLM in Human Rights
• LLM in Innovation, Technology and the Law
• LLM in Intellectual Property Law
• LLM in International Banking Law and Finance
• LLM in International Economic Law
• LLM in International Law
• LLM in Law
• LLM in Medical Law and Ethics

For Turkey and Vietnam, these scholarships are available for a taught master’s programme in the following subjects:

• MSc Accounting and Finance
• MSc Banking Innovation and Risk Analytics
• MSc Business Analytics
• MSc Climate Change Finance & Investment
• MSc Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• MSc Finance
• MSc Finance, Technology and Policy
• MSc Global Strategy and Sustainability
• MSc Human Resource Management
• MSc International Human Resource Management
• MSc Management
• MSc Marketing

Why Edinburgh?

'With over 49,000 students from over 160 countries, The University of Edinburgh has one of the largest and most vibrant international communities in the UK. Founded in 1583, The University of Edinburgh is a Russell Group institution and is consistently listed as a top 20 university in the UK league tables and is ranked 22nd in the QS World University Rankings 2024, cementing its position as a global top 100 university. At the University of Edinburgh, extraordinary is just something our community has always done. Working together, for more than 400 years, we’ve influenced the world in extraordinary ways – expanding the depth of human knowledge and improving the lives of people worldwide. Research conducted here led to the discovery of chloroform anaesthesia, the Higgs boson particle and in vitro fertilisation. Our academics, students and alumni have discovered carbon dioxide, led the Scottish Enlightenment to lay the foundations of contemporary thought, developed a genetically engineered vaccine against Hepatitis B, and identified the SARS Coronavirus. In 1996 The University of Edinburgh scientists celebrated the birth of Dolly the Sheep, the first mammal to be cloned.'