UK’s University of Worcester opens applications for January 2026 postgraduate intake

The University of Worcester, UK, has opened applications for its January 2026 postgraduate intake, offering a range of programs including MBA, MSc International Business Management, MSc Project Management, MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management, MSc Human Resource Management, and MA Education.

Each program includes a 12-month professional placement to provide students with practical experience.

To support Indian students, the university is providing merit-based scholarships of up to £3,000, along with a £500 early payment discount for those who pay fees in full by 31 January 2026.

Applications close at the end of November 2025, with the deposit deadline set for Dec 1, 2025.

International applicants, including those living outside the UK, must submit valid identification when applying.

Acceptable documents include a passport, national identity card, biometric residence card, or biometric residence permit.

“At Worcester, our goal is to prepare graduates who can think critically and work globally,” said Nick Slade, Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor (International and External Affairs).

“Indian students are an essential part of that vision. Their presence enriches our academic community and strengthens the long-standing educational partnership between India and the UK,” Slade said.

“Through a balance of academic rigor and hands-on experience, we aim to help students build meaningful and successful global careers,” Slade added.

Students can explore funding options such as a master’s loan that covers course fees and living costs.

Postgraduate loan eligibility and terms vary for students normally residing in Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland, who can check the university’s website for details.

Applicants must apply within nine months of the first day of the last academic year of their course.

Repayment responsibilities include tuition fee loans, maintenance loans, and postgraduate loans like Master’s or Doctoral Loans.

Grants and bursaries do not require repayment, although any overpayments must be returned. Student loans remain repayable even if a student leaves the course early.

The University of Worcester encourages prospective students to visit worc.ac.uk for detailed information on postgraduate programs, scholarships, and the January 2026 intake.