The University of Birmingham is celebrating its 125th anniversary by offering several special scholarships to Indian students. As one of the most prominent universities in the UK, the University now accepts applications for their 125th Anniversary Scholarships to promote international education and honor the academic achievements of outstanding students. This effort shows the University’s dedication to promoting diversity, developing international talent, and establishing life-changing educational opportunities.
Indian students can now obtain funding for a variety of postgraduate taught (PGT) Master’s degrees, following the 125th Anniversary offer, ranging from £4,000 to £5,000, for programs beginning in September 2025. Moreover, the University celebrates the installation of its new Chancellor, Sandie Okoro OBE, with a series of special Chancellor’s Scholarships. Notably, Sandie is the eighth Chancellor since the University was established in 1900, succeeding Lord Bilimoria of Chelsea CBE and following in the footsteps of founder the Rt Hon Joseph Chamberlain and former Prime Minister the Rt Hon Anthony Eden, the Earl of Avon.
Indian students now have access to several unique scholarship opportunities:
Kicking off the year-long celebrations with these scholarships, Ms. Sandie Okoro OBE, Chancellor of the University of Birmingham, said, “As part of the University’s milestone celebrations, I am pleased to be a part of this significant occasion. I look forward to marking this momentous year with the staff and students who make the University of Birmingham such a wonderful place. Let’s highlight the university’s enduring commitment to diversity and high standards of education, as well as its enormous global impact.”
Furthermore, Professor Adam Tickell, the University of Birmingham’s Vice-Chancellor, stated, “I am proud to kickstart our 125th anniversary celebrations here in India specifically. I want to draw attention to the institution’s dedication to globally advancing research and education, which is supported by its tradition of excellence and innovation. The university has always attempted to address global issues and promote a brighter future, and this milestone underscores that goal. We are proud to deepen our ties with India by offering these scholarships. They represent our long-standing commitment to empowering global talent and advancing knowledge to address the challenges of the future.”
Applications for these scholarships are now open, with deadlines ranging from May 2025 for specific awards. Indian students are encouraged to explore these opportunities and be part of an institution with a rich legacy of research and academic impact.
For more details on eligibility, deadlines, and application processes, visit University of Birmingham Scholarships.
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