UK Siddall Sheffield Scholarship 2026 (Fully Funded) at the University of Sheffield
UK Siddall Sheffield Scholarship 2026 (Fully Funded) at the University of Sheffield.
Are you a US citizen looking to study engineering abroad?
The Siddall Sheffield Scholarship 2026 offers a fully funded opportunity to pursue a one-year Engineering Master’s degree at the University of Sheffield, a top UK university renowned for engineering excellence.
This scholarship covers full tuition and provides a £18,000 living stipend, offering US students a life-changing academic and cultural experience.
Degree Level
- Master’s (Taught) programs only
Available Engineering Subjects
The UK Siddall Scholarship 2026 applies to any eligible Engineering Master’s course at Sheffield, including but not limited to:
- Mechanical Engineering MSc
- Aerospace Engineering MSc
- Advanced Manufacturing Technologies MSc
- Electronic and Electrical Engineering MSc
- Civil and Structural Engineering MSc
Benefits
- Funded by an endowment from Mrs Brenda and Dr Graham Siddall, this scholarship supports future engineering leaders while strengthening US–UK academic ties.
- Full tuition fees (approx. £32,000)
- Living stipend of £18,000 (paid in four instalments)
- Total value approx. £50,000
- Access to world-class research facilities at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC)
Eligible Nationalities
Open only to US citizens who are:
- Non-UK residents
- Have not lived in the UK previously
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the Siddall Sheffield Scholarship 2026, applicants must:
- Be a US citizen, not residing or previously resident in the UK
- Hold a Bachelor’s degree in an engineering-related field
- Have a minimum GPA of 3.7 (preferred)
- Be self-funded and eligible for overseas tuition fees at Sheffield
- Be applying for Autumn 2026 entry (no deferrals allowed)
Application Procedure
To apply, complete the following steps by 13 January 2026 (5 pm UK time):
- Submit an online application through the University of Sheffield’s scholarship portal
- Provide a 500-word engineering research proposal
- Include a 500-word civic engagement essay
- Upload one academic reference from a faculty member
- Shortlisted candidates will be invited for a virtual interview in March 2026
- Final results will be announced by 31 March 2026
