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The University of East Anglia (UEA), United Kingdom, has announced new scholarships for PG programmes delivered across different departments for the 2023-24 academic year. The scholarships contain the Sonny Mehta India Scholarship, David Sainsbury Full MSc Scholarship, NBS Masters' (MSc) Better Business Scholarship, MSc Academic and Professional Scholarships (International), and scholarship by the School of International Development. Eligible students can apply for the scholarships by visiting the official website – uea.ac.uk.

The Sonny Mehta India Scholarship is for India-based writers for admission to (UEA) Literature, Drama, and Creative Writing department. This scholarship programme is worth 28,500 euros.

NBS Masters (MSc) Better Business Scholarship by the Norwich Business School (NBS) provides competitive scholarships, up to 1,50,000 euros, awarded as tuition fee deductions for full-time masters and MSc students. Interested students can apply for one full fee (21,200/22,100 euros), five 10,000 euros, and ten 8,000 euros scholarships.

MSc Academic and Professional Scholarships (International) delivered by the school of economics are for those who pursue advanced training in economics and desire to seek academic jobs. It is a competitive scholarship equivalent to full international fees (19,000 euros). Also, 50% of the international fees- (9,500) euros is also obtainable to students pursuing any MSc programmes, including MSc Economics, MSc Competition Economics and Policy, MSc Behavioural and Experimental Economics, and MSc Finance and Economics.

The School of International Development will provide complete fees scholarships, including financial assistance equal to the full amount of international fees for students pursuing full-time masters courses. There are only five seats globally, and the scholarship encircles tuition fees of over 19,800 euros.

The David Sainsbury Full MSc Scholarship is open for MSc in Global Plant Health course and would cover the full tuition fee- (31,500) euros, an additional 4,000 euros for travel expenses, and a maintenance grant.