The Behavioral Science Scholarship 2026 at The University of Glasgow (UK) supports outstanding students who plan to pursue the MSc in Behavioral Science, a full‑time postgraduate taught program starting in September 2026. This award fully waives tuition fees for selected candidates and recognises academic talent, diversity, and commitment to the field.
About the Behavioral Science Scholarship 2026
The University of Glasgow offers the Behavioral Science Scholarship to attract highly qualified students from across Home/RUK, EU, and international regions. The scholarship aims to recognise individuals who have demonstrated strong academic performance, determination in their academic or professional journey, and the potential to contribute meaningfully to the behavioral sciences community.
Why Choose The Behavioral Science Scholarship 2026?
This scholarship removes the barrier of tuition costs, allowing you to focus fully on advanced studies in behavioral science at a globally respected research university. You will join a research‑informed and industry‑relevant program, interact with academic experts, and build skills that support careers in policy, research, consulting, organisational design, and other applied fields.
Behavioral Science Scholarship 2026 Summary
- Host Country: United Kingdom
- Host Institution: University of Glasgow
- Scholarship Name: Behavioral Science Scholarship
- Study Level: Master’s (Postgraduate taught)
- Program: MSc in Behavioral Science
- Coverage: Full tuition fee waiver
- Number of Awards: 11 scholarships available
- Application Rounds & Deadlines:
- Round 1: 23 February 2026 (decisions by 6 March 2026)
- Round 2: 18 May 2026 (decisions by 29 May 2026)
- Program Start: September 2026
- Eligible Applicants: Self‑funding students holding an offer for the MSc in Behavioral Science (Home/RUK, EU, and international).
Scholarship Benefits
- Fully waive your MSc tuition fees at the University of Glasgow for the duration of the program.
- Attend an advanced postgraduate program with strong academic and industry links.
- Join a diverse, research‑focused learning environment that prepares you for professional leadership in behavioral science fields.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the Behavioral Science Scholarship, you must:
- Hold a conditional or unconditional offer for the MSc in Behavioral Science for entry in September 2026.
- Be self‑funding, meaning you do not already hold full external sponsorship or another University of Glasgow scholarship (excluding the Alumni Discount).
- Meet any program entry requirements specified by the University of Glasgow for the MSc in Behavioral Science.
The scholarship is open to Home/RUK, EU, and international students from a broad list of eligible countries and regions (including countries across Africa, Europe, Asia, the Americas, Oceania, and the Middle East) provided you hold the required offer.
Required Documents
Prepare and submit the following materials (via the University’s online portal):
- Proof of offer for the MSc in Behavioral Science (conditional or unconditional).
- Completed scholarship application (register and apply through the link on the scholarship webpage).
- Academic transcripts and degree certificates (highest completed degree).
- Statement of motivation or supporting statement demonstrating your interest in behavioral science and alignment with the program’s aims.
- Any other documentation required by the University of Glasgow scholarship application system.
(Note: University communications will confirm exactly which documents to upload when you start your scholarship application.)
Application Process & Timeline
- Apply for admission to the MSc in Behavioral Science at the University of Glasgow for entry in September 2026.
- Secure a conditional or unconditional offer for the program.
- Register and submit your scholarship application via the “Apply Now” link on the scholarship page before the relevant deadline (either 23 Feb 2026 or 18 May 2026).
- Wait for the decision (notifications arrive by 6 March 2026 for Round 1 or 29 May 2026 for Round 2).
- Accept the award and prepare for study in Glasgow, including visa, travel, housing, and enrolment arrangements.
