November 5, 2026
Global Vice-Chancellor’s Award at Edge Hill University – 2026

Edge Hill University Scholarships: £3,000 Global VC Award and GREAT for Nigeria and Ghana

Last verified: 17 October 2026. We checked these Edge Hill University scholarships against Edge Hill’s official international pages.

Edge Hill University gives international students an automatic £3,000 (three thousand pounds) first-year fee reduction through its Global Vice-Chancellor’s Award. In the last round, it also offered GREAT Scholarships of £10,000 (ten thousand pounds) for Nigeria, Ghana and Turkey. Edge Hill’s pages still show the 2026/27 round, so 2027/28 details aren’t out yet.

Edge Hill University scholarships at a glance

AwardValueWho
Global Vice-Chancellor’s Award£3,000 off first-year feesInternational-fee students, full-time, Ormskirk campus
GREAT Scholarships (2026 round)£10,000, one eachPassport holders and residents of Nigeria, Ghana and Turkey

The Global Vice-Chancellor’s Award

It covers full-time undergraduate, postgraduate taught and postgraduate research students at the Ormskirk campus, and it appears on your offer letter with no deadline. The LLM Legal Practice (SQE) and sponsored students are excluded. However, the page is unclear on whether you can add the £1,000 Alumni Loyalty Scholarship, so ask Edge Hill.

Edge Hill University scholarships: the GREAT award

For example, in the 2026 round, applicants needed a 2:1 or higher, self-funding and a place on a one-year full-time taught Masters. You applied by form after getting an offer. The deadline was 30 April 2026, with results by 1 June 2026.

Edge Hill University scholarships for international students, Global VC Award and GREAT

Worked example

Ngozi from Enugu starts a one-year Masters at Edge Hill. She gets £3,000 off automatically. If Nigeria is on the next GREAT list and she wins, she could receive £10,000 instead, as Edge Hill generally applies one scholarship at a time. See our UK student visa requirements guide.

Edge Hill fees after the awards

Edge Hill’s 2026/27 international fees, and what the automatic £3,000 award does to your first year:

LevelYearly feeFirst year after £3,000 award
Undergraduate£14,500£11,500
Postgraduate taught£15,000£12,000

The award applies to your first year only, so budget the full fee for later years of an undergraduate degree.

Edge Hill University scholarships and the deposit

Edge Hill asks most international students for a £4,000 (four thousand pounds) deposit before it issues a CAS. Applicants from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Ghana must pay their full fees before a CAS is issued. Plan this payment alongside any award you expect.

English language requirements

  • Undergraduate: IELTS 6.0 overall, with 5.5 in each element.
  • Postgraduate taught: IELTS 6.5 overall, with 6.0 in each element.

Some courses ask for more, so check your course page.

Checklist for Edge Hill University scholarships

  • Apply through UCAS (code E42) for undergraduate courses, or directly for postgraduate.
  • You don’t need to apply for the £3,000 Global Vice-Chancellor’s Award. It’s taken off your first-year fee automatically.
  • Check whether you also qualify for the £1,000 alumni award.
  • Meet the English requirement: IELTS 6.5 with 6.0 in each part for postgraduate study.
  • Plan the £4,000 deposit, or the full fee if you’re from Bangladesh, Pakistan or Ghana.

Frequently asked questions

Do I apply for the Global Vice-Chancellor’s Award?

No. It’s automatic and appears on your offer letter.

Is GREAT open for 2027?

Edge Hill hasn’t published the 2027 round yet.

How much deposit does Edge Hill ask for?

£4,000 for most international students. Applicants from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Ghana pay full fees before getting a CAS.

What do applicants from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Ghana pay before their CAS?

Edge Hill asks them to pay their full fees, rather than the £4,000 deposit, before it issues a CAS. Check with Edge Hill how your scholarship is applied to that payment.

Official sources

Scholarship terms change. Always confirm on Edge Hill’s official pages before you apply.

Micheal

Micheal is the founder and editor of Sagblog. He researches scholarships, student visa rules and work visa routes for international students and workers, and checks every deadline, amount and eligibility rule against official university and government sources before publishing. Spotted an error? Use the contact page and it will be corrected.

View all posts by Micheal →

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *