NTU Global Summer Scholarships

Accommodation is available at the university's student halls in an area called Ryd. It offers single rooms with Wi-Fi and utilities included, bedding and towels. It also includes access to a shared kitchen and laundry facilities, and an unlimited bus card. The cost is SEK 6800 (approximately £505).

This scholarship offered by Linkoping University covers the tuition. Successful students will be required to pay for their accommodation directly to the university.

Successful students will also be responsible for

• booking and paying for their flights
• airport transfers in both the UK and Sweden
• any bookable social activities provided as part of the summer school
• food and drinks
• spending money
• and any other costs associated with a overseas trip.

Financial support is available through Turing funding to help reduce the cost of participation. Please note that priority will be given to students from a disadvantage background (also know as Widening Participation) as part of the Turing Scheme requirements. See eligibility criteria below for more information.

• Apply using the online application form by Sunday, 2 March 2025 at 11.45 pm.
• Successful students will be notified within two-weeks of the application deadline and added to our dedicated MS Team Chat.
• Complete application to Linkoping University upon accepting your place by 24 March at the latest.
• Pay the accommodation fee directly to Linkoping University using the link provided.
• Complete your Turing funding forms to release funding.
• Non UK citizens are required to research entry requirements to apply and pay for any visas required in good time.
• Book travel to Sweden.
• Attend our compulsory online pre-departure session on Wednesday 4 June.
• Complete the SiP Global Mobility module.

• A fully enrolled student at NTU in the 2024/25 academic year.
• Good attendance and engagement with current NTU course as confirmed by your school during the application selection process.
• Available to attend the whole of the summer programme.
• Have a passport with at least six months validity from August 2025.
• Must have sufficient funds to meet the costs of this summer programme as no extra funding is available from NTU.
• Must not be an incoming / visiting exchange student.
• Must not be a final year student whose course finishes in May/June 2025.
• As a requirement of the UK Government’s Turing Scheme, priority will be given to students who meet our Widening Participation criteria (joint household income of £25,000 or less, as assessed by Student Finance, and/or are in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary).

*Widening Participation criteria: a student with a joint household income of £25k or less (as assessed by Student Finance) and/or in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary. We may also be able to include students who meet the following Turing Disadvantaged Background criteria (supporting evidence will be required):

• Someone who receives Universal Credit or income-related benefits because they are financially supporting:
  • themselves
  • themselves and someone who is dependent on them, such as a child or partner.
• Someone with experience of being in care or who is a care leaver, including anyone who is or has been in care, or from a looked after background, at any stage of their life.
• A carer, meaning anyone who both:
  • looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction, and cannot cope without their support
  • is not paid for this care.
• Someone who is estranged, including anyone who has had no contact with their biological or adoptive parents for 12 months or more, or the relationship with their parents has broken down within the last 12 months.
• A refugee or an asylum seeker.

Accommodation is in a shared room at the university's student halls.

This scholarship offered by the Hong Kong Polytechnic University and NTU Global covers the tuition and accommodation fees.

Successful students will need to pay

• the non-refundable registration fee of HK$550 (£60) directly to the university
• the costs of their flights, food, drink, spending money
• and any other costs associated with an overseas trip.

Turing Scheme funding may be available but is not guaranteed so please do not apply for this opportunity if you cannot afford to participate without this funding.

• Apply using the online application form by Sunday 2 March 2025 at 11.45 pm.
• Successful students will be notified within two-weeks of the application deadline and added to our dedicated MS Team Chat.
• If selected, you're required to apply directly to Hong Kong Polytechnic University and pay the required fees to them by Monday 31 March at the latest, using the payment link provided. Please note that this fee is non-refundable.
• Book and pay for travel to Hong Kong.
• Attend our compulsory online pre-departure session on Wednesday 4 June.
• Complete the SiP Global Mobility module.

• A fully enrolled student at NTU in the 2024/25 academic year.
• Good attendance and engagement with current NTU course as confirmed by your school during the application selection process.
• Available to attend the whole of the summer programme.
• Have a passport with at least six months validity from August 2025.
• Must have sufficient funds to meet the costs of this summer programme as no extra funding is available from NTU.
• Must not be an incoming / visiting exchange student.
• Must not be a final year student whose course finishes in May/June 2025.
• UK students can travel to Hong Kong visa free for up to six months. Non-UK citizens will be expected to research entry requirements and apply/pay for any visas required in good time. The Hong Kong Polytechnic University's Global Engagement Office (GEO) will offer assistance.

Accommodation is on-site student dorms.

Financial support is available through NTU Global and Turing funding to help reduce the cost of participation. Please note that priority will be given to students from a disadvantage background (also know as Widening Participation) as part of the Turing Scheme requirements.

Six students will be awarded a scholarship that covers the tuition fees for this summer programme and financial support is available through NTU Global and Turing funding to help reduce the 1950 Euros cost for accommodation, some meals, local transport costs, field trips, and social and cultural activities.

• For students meeting widening participation criteria, there will be an overall cost of approximately £555. All widening participation students will be eligible to apply for an additional Turing Travel Grant of up to £250.
• For students who do not meet the widening participation criteria, there will be an overall cost to the student of approximately £665.

Students will be responsible for all other costs including food,  drinks, and spending money.

• Apply using the online application form by Sunday, 9 March 2025 at 11.45 pm.
• Successful students will be notified within two-weeks of the application deadline and added to our dedicated MS Team Chat.
• Complete your Turing funding forms to release funding.
• If selected, you're required to apply directly to Université Catholique de Lille and pay the required fees to them in a timely manner. Please ensure to provide confirmation and receipts to NTU Global.
• Book and pay for travel to Lille. We recommended taking the Eurostar.
• Attend our compulsory online pre-departure session on Wednesday 4 June.
• Complete the SiP Global Mobility module.

• A fully enrolled student at NTU in the 2024/25 academic year.
• Good attendance and engagement with current NTU course as confirmed by your school during the application selection process.
• Available to attend the whole of the summer programme.
• Have a passport with at least six months validity from August 2025.
• Must have sufficient funds to meet the costs of this summer programme as no extra funding is available from NTU.
• Must not be an incoming / visiting exchange student.
• Must not be a final year student whose course finishes in May/June 2025.
• As a requirement of the UK Government’s Turing Scheme, priority will be given to students who meet our Widening Participation criteria (joint household income of £25,000 or less, as assessed by Student Finance, and/or are in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary).

*Widening Participation criteria: a student with a joint household income of £25k or less (as assessed by Student Finance) and/or in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary. We may also be able to include students who meet the following Turing Disadvantaged Background criteria (supporting evidence will be required):

• Someone who receives Universal Credit or income-related benefits because they are financially supporting:
  • themselves
  • themselves and someone who is dependent on them, such as a child or partner.
• Someone with experience of being in care or who is a care leaver, including anyone who is or has been in care, or from a looked after background, at any stage of their life.
• A carer, meaning anyone who both:
  • looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction, and cannot cope without their support
  • is not paid for this care.
• Someone who is estranged, including anyone who has had no contact with their biological or adoptive parents for 12 months or more, or the relationship with their parents has broken down within the last 12 months.
• A refugee or an asylum seeker.

Financial support is available through NTU Global and Turing funding to help reduce the cost of participation. Please note that priority will be given to students from a disadvantage background (also know as Widening Participation) as part of the Turing Scheme requirements.

Successful students are required to pay the following amounts to NTU Global to cover tuition, social programme, accommodation, breakfast and lunch.

For students meeting widening participation criteria, there are:

• five places available at an overall cost to the student of £165
• All widening participation students will be eligible to apply for an additional Turing Travel Grant of £745 and funding to cover any visa requirements (this does not include the ETA).

For students who do not meet the widening participation criteria:

• one place available at an overall cost to the student of £275. Turing Travel Grant will not be available.

Students are responsible for any costs not covered by the above funding, including their flights to and from India, the Indian visa/eVisa, airport transfers, food and drink not provided by Altas Skilltech University, spending money, and any other personal expenses associated with an overseas trip.

• Apply using the online application form by Sunday, 9 March 2025 at 11.45 pm.
• Successful students will be notified within two-weeks of the application deadline and added to our dedicated MS Team Chat.
• Complete your Turing funding forms to release funding. The cost of living grant will be retained by NTU Global.
• For students who are eligible for the Turing Travel Grant, this will be paid directly into your bank account. Please note that a receipt of your flight booking will be required and any underspend will need to be returned to NTU Global.
• Apply and pay for your visa in good time.
• Book travel to Mumbai.
• Seek medical advice on any vaccinations/medicines needed to travel to India in a timely manner.
• Attend our compulsory online pre-departure session on Wednesday 4 June.
• Complete the SiP Global Mobility module.

• A fully enrolled student at NTU in the 2024/25 academic year.
• Good attendance and engagement with current NTU course as confirmed by your school during the application selection process.
• Available to attend the whole of the summer programme.
• Have a passport with at least six months validity from August 2025.
• Must have sufficient funds to meet the costs of this summer programme as no extra funding is available from NTU.
• Must not be an Indian national
• Must not be an incoming / visiting exchange student.
• Must not be a final year student whose course finishes in May/June 2025.
• As a requirement of the UK Government’s Turing Scheme, priority will be given to students who meet our Widening Participation criteria (joint household income of £25,000 or less, as assessed by Student Finance, and/or are in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary).

*Widening Participation criteria: a student with a joint household income of £25k or less (as assessed by Student Finance) and/or in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary. We may also be able to include students who meet the following Turing Disadvantaged Background criteria (supporting evidence will be required):

• Someone who receives Universal Credit or income-related benefits because they are financially supporting:
  • themselves
  • themselves and someone who is dependent on them, such as a child or partner.
• Someone with experience of being in care or who is a care leaver, including anyone who is or has been in care, or from a looked after background, at any stage of their life.
• A carer, meaning anyone who both:
  • looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction, and cannot cope without their support
  • is not paid for this care.
• Someone who is estranged, including anyone who has had no contact with their biological or adoptive parents for 12 months or more, or the relationship with their parents has broken down within the last 12 months.
• A refugee or an asylum seeker.

Accommodation is available at Humber's Lakeshore Campus, located just a 10 minutes walk to Lake Ontario. It also includes a partial meal plan (breakfast and lunch).

Financial support is available through NTU Global and Turing funding to help reduce the cost of participation. Please note that priority will be given to students from a disadvantage background (also know as Widening Participation) as part of the Turing Scheme requirements.

Successful students will need to pay the following amount to NTU Global to cover tuition, social programme, accommodation, breakfast and lunch, and airport transfer in Canada.

For students meeting widening participation criteria, there are:

• five places available at an overall cost to the student of £860
• nine places available at an overall cost to the student of £1860
• All widening participation students will be eligible to apply for an additional Turing Travel Grant of £745 and funding to cover any visa requirements (this does not include the ETA).

For students who do not meet the widening participation criteria:

• one place available at an overall cost to the student of £970.

Students can also self-fund and apply direct to Humber for either their three- or four-week programme. Total costs would be £1880 for the three-week programme and £2500 for the four-week programme.

Students will be responsible for all other costs, including:

• flights to and from Canada
• airport transfers in the UK
• food and drink not provided by Humber College
• spending money
• the ETA
• and any other expenses associated with an overseas trip.

• Apply using the online application form by Sunday, 2 March 2025 at 11.45 pm.
• Successful students will be notified within two-weeks of the application deadline and added to our dedicated MS Team Chat.
• Complete your Turing funding forms to release funding.
• Apply and pay for your ETA prior to departure ($7 CAD). Non-UK citizens will be expected to research any entry requirements specified by the Canadian Government and apply/pay for any visas required in good time.
• Book travel to Toronto.
• Attend our compulsory online pre-departure session on Wednesday 4 June.
• Complete the SiP Global Mobility module.

• A fully enrolled student at NTU in the 2024/25 academic year.
• Good attendance and engagement with current NTU course as confirmed by your school during the application selection process.
• Available to attend the whole of the summer programme.
• Have a passport with at least six months validity from August 2025.
• Must have sufficient funds to meet the costs of this summer programme as no extra funding is available from NTU.
• Must not be an incoming / visiting exchange student.
• Must not be a final year student whose course finishes in May/June 2025.
• As a requirement of the UK Government’s Turing Scheme, priority will be given to students who meet our Widening Participation criteria (joint household income of £25,000 or less, as assessed by Student Finance, and/or are in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary).

*Widening Participation criteria: a student with a joint household income of £25k or less (as assessed by Student Finance) and/or in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary. We may also be able to include students who meet the following Turing Disadvantaged Background criteria (supporting evidence will be required):

• Someone who receives Universal Credit or income-related benefits because they are financially supporting:
  • themselves
  • themselves and someone who is dependent on them, such as a child or partner.
• Someone with experience of being in care or who is a care leaver, including anyone who is or has been in care, or from a looked after background, at any stage of their life.
• A carer, meaning anyone who both:
  • looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction, and cannot cope without their support
  • is not paid for this care.
• Someone who is estranged, including anyone who has had no contact with their biological or adoptive parents for 12 months or more, or the relationship with their parents has broken down within the last 12 months.
• A refugee or an asylum seeker.

Accommodation is available at the university's on campus housing in a double or single room.

Financial support is available through NTU Global and Turing funding to help reduce the cost of participation. This will be paid directly to students, who will then make the payment to Yonsei University. Please note that priority will be given to students from a disadvantage background (also know as Widening Participation) as part of the Turing Scheme requirements.

Successful students will need to cover the balance of the tuition for one course and accommodation.

For students meeting widening participation criteria, there are:

• three places available (subsidised by Turing funding and NTU Global) at an overall cost to the student of approximately £250 for a double room (two sharing) or approximately £555 for a single room
• seven places available (subsidised by Turing funding only) at an overall cost to the student of approximately £750 for a double room (two sharing) or approximately £1,055 for a single room.
• All widening participation students will be eligible to apply for an additional Turing Travel Grant of up to £905 towards their flights to and from South Korea, and funding to cover any visa requirements.

For students who do not meet the widening participation criteria:

• one place available (subsidised by Turing funding and NTU Global) at an overall cost to the student of approximately £415 for a double room (two sharing) or approximately £720 for a single room.
• There is no Travel Grant funding for non-widening participation students.

Students will be responsible for all other costs, including:

• flights to and from South Korea or the balance of the flight if in receipt of Turing Travel Grant and it's more than £905
• airport transfers in the UK and South Korea
• food and drink
• spending money
• social activities
• and any other expenses associated with an overseas trip.

• Apply using the online application form by Sunday, 9 February 2025 at 11.45 pm.
• Successful students will be notified within two-weeks of the application deadline and added to our dedicated MS Team Chat.
• Upon accepting your place, please complete your application to Yonsei University as soon as possible, no later than 10 March 2025.
• Complete your Turing funding forms to release funding.
• You will need to pay the fees directly to Yonsei University when you receive the payment link.
• Secure your accommodation before the deadlines of 2 April or 4 April 2025.
• Register for your course by 9 April or 10 April 2025.
• Book travel to Seoul.
• Attend our compulsory online pre-departure session on Wednesday 4 June.
• Complete the SiP Global Mobility module.

• A fully enrolled student at NTU in the 2024/25 academic year.
• Good attendance and engagement with current NTU course as confirmed by your school during the application selection process.
• Available to attend the whole of the summer programme.
• Have a passport with at least six months validity from August 2025.
• Must have sufficient funds to meet the costs of this summer programme as no extra funding is available from NTU.
• UK students can travel to South Korea visa free for up to 90 days. Non-UK citizens and/or international students are required to research entry requirements and apply and pay for any visas needed.
• Must not be an incoming / visiting exchange student.
• Must not be a final year student whose course finishes in May/June 2025.
• As a requirement of the UK Government’s Turing Scheme, priority will be given to students who meet our Widening Participation criteria (joint household income of £25,000 or less, as assessed by Student Finance, and/or are in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary).

*Widening Participation criteria: a student with a joint household income of £25k or less (as assessed by Student Finance) and/or in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary. We may also be able to include students who meet the following Turing Disadvantaged Background criteria (supporting evidence will be required):

• Someone who receives Universal Credit or income-related benefits because they are financially supporting:
  • themselves
  • themselves and someone who is dependent on them, such as a child or partner.
• Someone with experience of being in care or who is a care leaver, including anyone who is or has been in care, or from a looked after background, at any stage of their life.
• A carer, meaning anyone who both:
  • looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction, and cannot cope without their support
  • is not paid for this care.
• Someone who is estranged, including anyone who has had no contact with their biological or adoptive parents for 12 months or more, or the relationship with their parents has broken down within the last 12 months.
• A refugee or an asylum seeker.

Accommodation is a single room in a shared flat (subject to availability). You will be responsible for booking your accommodation. The booking links will be provided by the University of Malaga.

Costs

• Tuition fee: 800 Euros (approximately £660)
• Accommodation: approximately £800
• Travel to Spain: varies by method and departure point
• Food and drinks, local travel, and spending money: around £500.

Turing Funding covers

• Turing cost of living grant of £588* or £476
• Turing Travel Grant of up to £250*
• *for students who meet the widening participation/disadvantaged background criteria.

Students will be responsible for all costs not covered by the Turing Funding.

Application process

• Apply using the online application form by 2 March 2025 at 11.45 pm.
• Successful students will be notified within two-weeks of the application deadline and added to our dedicated MS Team Chat.
• A form will be provided to complete your application to the University of Malaga.
• Secure your accommodation as soon as possible.
• Complete your Turing funding forms to release funding.
• Payment of fees to Malaga University and your accommodation.
• Book travel to Malaga.
• Attend our compulsory online pre-departure session on Wednesday 4 June.
• Complete the SiP Global Mobility module.

• A fully enrolled student at NTU in the 2024/25 academic year.
• Available to attend the whole of the summer programme.
• Have a passport with at least six months validity from August 2025.
• International students are required to research entry requirements and apply and pay for any visas needed.
• Must not be an incoming / visiting exchange student.
• Must not be a final year student whose course finishes in May/June 2025.
• As a requirement of the UK Government’s Turing Scheme, priority will be given to students who meet our Widening Participation criteria (joint household income of £25,000 or less, as assessed by Student Finance, and/or are in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary).

*Widening Participation criteria: a student with a joint household income of £25k or less (as assessed by Student Finance) and/or in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary. We may also be able to include students who meet the following Turing Disadvantaged Background criteria (supporting evidence will be required):

• Someone who receives Universal Credit or income-related benefits because they are financially supporting:
  • themselves
  • themselves and someone who is dependent on them, such as a child or partner.
• Someone with experience of being in care or who is a care leaver, including anyone who is or has been in care, or from a looked after background, at any stage of their life.
• A carer, meaning anyone who both:
  • looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction, and cannot cope without their support
  • is not paid for this care.
• Someone who is estranged, including anyone who has had no contact with their biological or adoptive parents for 12 months or more, or the relationship with their parents has broken down within the last 12 months.
• A refugee or an asylum seeker.

Costs

• Tuition fee: 510 Euros (approximately £420
• Registration fees: 170 Euros (approximately £140)
• Accommodation: 720 Euros (approximately £610)
• Travel to Munich, food and drinks, airport transfer, spending money, any other costs associated with an overseas trip.

Turing Funding

• Turing cost of living grant of £588*
• Turing Travel Grant of up to £250*
• *for students who meet the widening participation/disadvantaged background criteria.

Students will be responsible for all costs not covered by the Turing Funding.

Application process

• Apply using the online application form by 2 March 2025 at 11.45 pm.
• Successful students will be notified within two-weeks of the application deadline and added to our dedicated MS Team Chat.
• Student details will be given to the host university.
• You'll need to complete Turing funding forms including the risk assessment.
• You'll need to complete the payment of tuition, registration, and accommodation fees to the host university.
• Book travel to Germany.
• Attend our compulsory online pre-departure session on Wednesday 4 June.
• Complete the SiP Global Mobility module.

• A fully enrolled student at NTU in the 2024/25 academic year.
• Available to attend the whole of the summer programme.
• Have a passport with at least 6 months validity from August 2025.
• International students are required to research entry requirements and apply and pay for any visas needed.
• Must not be an incoming / visiting exchange student.
• Must not be a final year student whose course finishes in May/June 2025.
• As a requirement of the UK Government’s Turing Scheme, priority will be given to students who meet our Widening Participation criteria (joint household income of £25,000 or less, as assessed by Student Finance, and/or are in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary).

*Widening Participation criteria: a student with a joint household income of £25k or less (as assessed by Student Finance) and/or in receipt of the NTU Opportunity Bursary. We may also be able to include students who meet the following Turing Disadvantaged Background criteria (supporting evidence will be required):

• Someone who receives Universal Credit or income-related benefits because they are financially supporting:
  • themselves
  • themselves and someone who is dependent on them, such as a child or partner.
• Someone with experience of being in care or who is a care leaver, including anyone who is or has been in care, or from a looked after background, at any stage of their life.
• A carer, meaning anyone who both:
  • looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction, and cannot cope without their support
  • is not paid for this care.
• Someone who is estranged, including anyone who has had no contact with their biological or adoptive parents for 12 months or more, or the relationship with their parents has broken down within the last 12 months.
• A refugee or an asylum seeker.