The Aker Scholarship was established in 2015 by the ‘Anne Grete Eidsvig and Kjell Inge Røkke Charitable Foundation for Education’ in cooperation with Aker ASA.

The programme supports top Norwegian students so that they can learn from the best in the world, regardless of their family or financial situation. Scholarships are awarded to students in all fields of study. Its aim is to give talented and ambitious young Norwegian students the opportunity to gain knowledge, inspiration and experience by taking postgraduate degrees at the world’s leading universities.

The mission of The Bseisu Foundation is to break down financial barriers that prevent talented young people in the Levant region – particularly Palestine, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan – from accessing higher education. They believe that the cornerstone of human development is empowering youth through access to education at the world’s best universities.

With a primary focus on STEM degrees at the postgraduate level, they work with leading institutions such as the University of Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial College London and the London School of Economics to name a few. The programme expands into partnerships with the best universities in Malaysia and Palestine.

ANID Chile are a State Agency that administers and executes postgraduate scholarships, programmes and competitions which aim to promote, encourage and develop research in Chile in all areas of knowledge, technological development and science-technological innovation. They do this in accordance with the policies defined by the Ministry of Science, Technology, Knowledge and Innovation.

The Aurora Education Foundation is an Indigenous organisation that supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to realise their full education and employment potential.

Becas Magdalena O.Vda de Brockmann was founded in 1992 by Guillermo Brockmann in honour of his late mother.

It enables talented young Mexicans to obtain high-quality postgraduate education abroad. The Foundation works with the Cambridge Trust to offer the Brockmann Cambridge Scholarship, which is available to Master’s applicants from Mexico.

The Williams Papworth Studentship provides full or partial support for students from the Tibetan Plateau or surrounding countries or regions, or those who have an interest and commitment to study and development within the Himalayan region.

The Studentship is normally available for one-year postgraduate courses. Consideration is given only in exceptional circumstances to those seeking support for PhDs or who have spent extended periods of time studying in universities in Western Europe, USA, Canada or Australia. The Studentship seeks to support students committed to the practical application of knowledge or the development of ideas.

The potential of the applicant to make a significant, positive and forward-looking contribution to the Himalayan region and the wider world is considered more important than the subject of study. Past students have studied business, conservation leadership, criminology, education, linguistics and veterinary science. Applications from those wishing to study other academic disciplines are also welcome.

The Williams Papworth Studentship was founded by Bill and Hilary Papworth in 2014, and is managed by the Cambridge Trust.

Björn Savén is a businessman and philanthropist who has made significant contributions to philanthropic efforts, particularly in education and research. Bjorn’s philanthropic initiatives emphasise education, research and international collaboration, aiming to empower future leaders and address global challenges.

Established in 2006 by Nabil Boustany and his son Fadi, the Boustany Foundation operates in Switzerland and Monaco, with both entities sharing a common vision while being guided by independent boards representing diverse nationalities and perspectives.

Building on its early commitment to education – marked by the first Boustany Scholarship awarded in 1997 to an MBA student at the University of Cambridge – the Foundation has since supported exceptional students across a wide range of disciplines. Today, it is actively expanding its global portfolio of scholarships and aid programmes, alongside developing initiatives that create opportunities for disadvantaged children, with an emphasis on long-term impact, international reach and continued growth.

Cambridge Australia Scholarships (CAS) is a not-for-profit organisation that provides scholarships for outstanding Australian graduates to undertake Masters and PhD degrees at the University of Cambridge.

Since its establishment in the 1980s (as the Cambridge Australia Trust), over 350 scholarships have been awarded in partnership with the Cambridge Trust under a variety of schemes, many of them named after donors or eminent Australian alumni. CAS relies on the generosity of its donors, and all of its scholarships are funded by private philanthropic gifts.

In recognition of its generosity in funding Australian students at Cambridge, in 2011 CAS was inducted into the University’s Guild of Benefactors. Cambridge Australia Scholarships are funded jointly by CAS and the Cambridge Trust, and are available to Australian applicants at Masters and PhD level.

The Cambridge Thai Foundation was established in 1990 with the mission of providing scholarships to Thai students for study at the University of Cambridge. The Foundation works with the Cambridge Trust to offer the Cambridge Thai Foundation Scholarship.

The Canadian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies (CIALS) provides scholarships for Law students at the University of Cambridge, and also provides senior lawyers and judges with an opportunity to attend lectures and to engage in discussions beyond the scope of their daily work.

In 2017 the Institute was invited to join the University of Cambridge’s Vice-Chancellor’s Circle, in recognition of its generous support of Canadian students. CIALS works with the Cambridge Trust to offer The Right Honourable Paul Martin Sr Scholarship at Cambridge University, named after the founder of the Institute who studied at the University of Cambridge, and who later returned to England as Canada’s High Commissioner to the UK.

The scholarship is available to Canadian applicants for the LLM.

The Cancer Research UK (CRUK) Cambridge Centre is a major collaborative hub on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. It unites over 1,000 researchers, clinicians and industry partners from the University of Cambridge, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Cancer Research UK to transform cancer prevention, detection and treatment through cutting-edge science and patient care. It focuses on early detection, precision medicine and innovative therapies.

It is a key part of a larger network of CRUK centres, aiming to end cancer deaths by combining basic biology with real-world patient impact.

Carlos Rodriguez-Pastor and his wife Gabriela Perez Rocchietti are passionate supporters of education. Mr Rodriguez-Pastor is the co-founder and chairman of Innova Schools, founder of Peru Champs and a member of the global advisory board of Khan Academy. He is also a member of the board of trustees of Dartmouth College and a member of the global advisory council at Harvard University. Mr Rodriguez-Pastor is Chief Executive Officer of Intercorp, a banking and retail group based in Peru. He is also the founder of Nexus Group, a private equity firm with investments in schools, universities and other interests.

Their generous support will, together with the Cambridge Trust, fund the ‘Carlos Rodriguez-Pastor and Gabriela Perez Rocchietti Scholarship at Cambridge’ which will help students in financial need from Latin America to study for an undergraduate degree in any subject at the University of Cambridge. Each scholarship is designed to cover the total tuition and subsistence costs of the student over the period of the chosen undergraduate course.

The Charlie Perkins Scholarship Trust was founded in memory of the late Dr Charlie Perkins AO, who was the first Australian indigenous man to graduate from university.

A passionate and talented football player (he came to the UK in 1957 to play for Everton FC), his sports success helped finance him through university. He was instrumental in establishing the Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs in Sydney in the early 1960s, and throughout his life campaigned at all levels – community, regional and national – for justice for Indigenous Australians. He was known as an effective activist and fearless spokesman. His State Funeral in Sydney in 2000 was attended by thousands of people, and broadcast on national television.

In partnership with Cambridge Australia Scholarships and the Cambridge Trust, the Trust co-funds the Charlie Perkins Cambridge Scholarship, which is available to Australian students of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent, who apply to take a Master’s or PhD in any subject.

Chevening Scholarships are the UK government’s global scholarship programme. The scholarships are awarded to outstanding students with leadership potential, to take one-year Masters courses at UK universities. There are around 46,000 Chevening Alumni around the world who together comprise an influential and highly-regarded global network.

Chevening Scholarships are for talented professionals who have been identified as potential future leaders across a wide range of fields including politics, business, the media, civil society, religion and academia. Applicants should be high-calibre graduates with the personal, intellectual and interpersonal qualities necessary for leadership.

Chevening Scholarships are available to students from more than 160 countries and territories worldwide (excluding the USA and the EU).

The China Scholarship Council (CSC) is China’s Ministry of Education body funding international academic exchange. It offers scholarships for both Chinese students studying abroad and foreigners studying in China, promoting cooperation but often requiring recipients to return home, primarily supporting graduate-level studies in Chinese universities or abroad in partnership with international institutions.