Fully Funded Undergraduate and Masters Scholarships in Art, Design, Media, and Social Sciences at Goldsmiths University of London Goldsmiths, University of London in United Kingdom

The Goldsmiths International Response Scholarship 2026 is a fully funded opportunity for international students who are refugees or asylum seekers to pursue undergraduate or master's studies at Goldsmiths, University of London. The scholarship covers a wide range of academic fields including art, design, media studies, anthropology, business management, psychology, sociology, music, politics, international relations, English literature, history, education, and visual cultures. Goldsmiths is recognized globally for its excellence in art and design, as well as communication and media studies, ranking among the top five UK universities in these areas according to QS World Rankings.

Recipients of the scholarship will benefit from a comprehensive funding package that includes an £8,825 annual allowance, a full tuition fee waiver for each year of study, and an accommodation fee waiver for a single study bedroom in Goldsmiths halls of residence (up to £200 per week). The scholarship is available for both undergraduate (three to four years) and master's (one year) programs, with a total of four awards (two for undergraduate and two for master's students).

Eligibility criteria require applicants to have received an offer for a full-time undergraduate or postgraduate taught program starting September 2025, be declared as a refugee or asylum seeker or have limited leave as a result of an asylum or human rights application, and be undertaking their first undergraduate or postgraduate degree. Academic excellence or significant achievement in the chosen field is also required. Applicants must provide a letter from the UK Government confirming their refugee/asylum status, which must be uploaded to their My Goldsmiths account during the application process. English language proficiency is required, typically demonstrated by IELTS or equivalent qualifications. Additional country and course-specific entry requirements may apply.

To apply, undergraduate candidates should submit their application via UCAS, while postgraduate candidates can apply directly through the Goldsmiths website. Applicants must ensure they have received an offer for a full-time program and upload the required UK Government documentation. The application deadline is May 26, 2026. For more details and step-by-step guidance, visit the Goldsmiths scholarship page and follow the instructions provided.

This scholarship is an excellent opportunity for students with refugee or asylum status to study in London at a leading institution, with full financial support and access to a vibrant academic community in fields such as art, media, business, and social sciences.