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Southampton Physics and Astronomy Achievement Scholarship 2026

Scholarship Details

Eligible Degrees

Funding Type

Partial Funding · GBP 5,000 per year

Eligible Courses

Physics and Astronomy

Eligible Nationalities

Open to all nationals

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Overview

Eligibility criteria for the Southampton Physics and Astronomy Achievement Scholarship:

  • Applicants must have submitted their application for an undergraduate programme in Physics and Astronomy by the UCAS equal consideration deadline: 6pm, Wednesday 14 January 2026.
  • Applicants must have a conditional or unconditional offer from the University of Southampton.
  • Applicants must book an online or in-person interview with the School of Physics and Astronomy.
  • Applicants must be self-funding their fees.
  • Applicants must not be in receipt of external sponsorship (if applying as an international student).

Value of Southampton Physics and Astronomy Achievement Scholarship:

  • £5,000 stipend scholarship per year.
  • Renewable for up to 4 years, totalling up to £20,000, subject to maintaining first-class academic performance (70%).

Application Process:

  • Applicants must:
    • Submit an essay (up to 500 words) on a physics topic of their choice
    • Submit the essay at least 7 days before the interview
    • Book and attend an interview
  • Essays are scored and ranked.
  • Interview questions will be based on the essay to verify authorship.
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  • Admission / Offer Letter (For select scholarships)

  • Statement of Purpose (If applicable)

  • Language Test Scores (If applicable)

  • Recommendation Letters (If applicable)

  • Other Supporting Documents (As specified by the scholarship provider)

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  • The deadline of Southampton Physics and Astronomy Achievement Scholarship 2026 is Expired.
  • Southampton Physics and Astronomy Achievement Scholarship 2026 is offered to Bachelors degree.
  • Southampton Physics and Astronomy Achievement Scholarship 2026 is offered for Physics and Astronomy.
  • Southampton Physics and Astronomy Achievement Scholarship 2026 is open for: Open to all nationals.
  • Southampton Physics and Astronomy Achievement Scholarship 2026 is offered by University of Southampton.
  • Southampton Physics and Astronomy Achievement Scholarship 2026 covers Partial Funding, GBP 5,000 per year.