Colleges and Universities

In 2006 The Beit Trust celebrated 100 years since it was established under the Will of Mr Alfred Beit, who died in 1906. Today the Trust is engaged in making grants within its “Beneficial Area” - namely Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe for Health, Education, Welfare and Environmental projects...

The Worldwide Universities Network (WUN): supporting innovation in research, and education on a global scale, through interdisciplinary collaboration, faculty and student exchange and eLearning...

The CSFP was established at the first conference of Commonwealth Education Ministers in 1959. Each Commonwealth country decides its own level of participation. This allows awards to reflect national priorities, and ensures that selection is a genuine partnership between home and host countries...

DFID support for the Shared Scholarship Scheme was introduced in 1986. It aims to assist high quality students who wish to pursue studies relevant to development issues, but who could not otherwise afford to do so. Awards are mainly for postgraduate study for a maximum of two years. From the available DFID budget (£2 million per annum), it is possible to allocate on average 200 awards, using matched contributions from around 56 participating UK Universities...

The web site for Rotary in Great Britain and Ireland

The Japan Foundation, the only organization in Japan engaged in international cultural exchange in every region of the world, is contributing to world peace by promoting dialogue and interaction between Japanese and other peoples through the medium of culture. It consists of 19 overseas offices in 18 countries, with a headquarters in Tokyo, a branch office in Kyoto and two Japanese-language institutes (Urawa and Kansai)...

Over the years more than 450 young people have benefited from KRSF scholarships including archaeologists, environmentalists, geneticists, linguists, musicians, nurses, water engineers and university professors...

Marshall Scholarships finance young Americans of high ability to study for a degree in the United Kingdom. At least forty Scholars are selected each year to study either at graduate or occasionally undergraduate level at an UK institution in any field of study. Each scholarship is held for two years...

The Great Britain-China Educational Trust (GBCET) administers its own awards, and also makes awards with funds contributed by the Sino-British Fellowship Trust, the Universities' China Committee in London, and the Han Suyin Trust...

Established in 1980, the Foundation was set up for the advancement of science and education in Great Britain and the Arab states, for needy young people and adults studying subjects of relevance to the Arab states, and for any other charitable purposes for the benefit of the community...