The University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, has announced the availability of its Glenmore Scholarships (Online) for eligible postgraduate students for the 2026/2027 academic session, offering fully funded opportunities to candidates from developing countries.

The Glenmore Scholarships are designed for applicants admitted into selected online master’s degree programmes, particularly in Human Medical–related postgraduate fields, and are aimed at strengthening global medical capacity through advanced education.

According to information released by the institution, the scholarship covers full tuition fees for the entire duration of the programme, making it one of the most comprehensive online postgraduate funding opportunities currently available.

The university explained that the award is targeted at students who demonstrate strong academic merit and a commitment to applying their acquired medical knowledge in countries that stand to benefit most from improved healthcare expertise.

Scholarship Overview

The scholarship is hosted in the United Kingdom, under the category of Postgraduate and Master’s Scholarships, and is open to applicants from developing countries. Beneficiaries are not required to present IELTS as part of the application process.

The application deadline has been fixed for May 28, 2026.

Eligibility Criteria

To be considered for the University of Edinburgh Glenmore Online Scholarship, applicants must:

Be citizens of a developing country;
Have secured admission into an eligible Human Medical postgraduate programme at the

University of Edinburgh for the 2026 academic session;

Demonstrate commitment to returning to work in countries that will benefit significantly from their advanced medical education;

Have limited or no prior opportunity to study at the master’s level, with priority given to first-time postgraduate students.

Scholarship Benefits
The Glenmore Scholarship provides:

•Full tuition fee coverage for the duration of the programme;

•One-year funding for onsite master’s programmes;

•Two to three years funding for online master’s programmes,

•Depending on the course structure.

Application Procedure
Interested and qualified candidates are required to:

Visit the official University of Edinburgh scholarship application webpage;

Apply Link

https://www.scholarshipregion.com/university-of-edinburgh-glenmore-scholarship/

Apply for admission into an eligible master’s degree programme;

Upon securing admission, complete the scholarship application through the university’s EUCLID online application portal.

Applicants are advised to ensure all required information is accurately submitted before the deadline, as late applications will not be considered.

The University of Edinburgh noted that the Glenmore Scholarship forms part of its broader commitment to global education, research excellence, and capacity building in healthcare systems across developing nations.

Further details and updates on the scholarship are available through the University of Edinburgh’s official platforms and recognized scholarship information channels.