International Students
As with EU students, funding for international students is very limited. International students are strongly advised to ensure that they have finalised funding arrangements before they enrol on their courses.
You can find out about funds available from your home country by contacting the Ministry of Education or Education Department. The British Council Office or British Embassy in your home country can also provide information about additional funds and bursaries that you could apply to. The British Council have a searchable database of funds and general information about funding for both Undergraduate and Postgraduate study on their website http://www.britishcouncil.org/learning-funding-your-studies.htm 
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Some international students may also be able to find details about possible bursaries and grants via The Educational Grants Advisory Service http://www.egas-online.org.uk
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