University of Worcester Announces Final Call for January 2026 PG Intake for Indian Students
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The University of Worcester has opened its final round of applications for the January 2026 postgraduate intake, offering merit-based scholarships of up to £3,000 (≈ ₹3.1 lakh) and an additional £500 early payment discount. Applications close end of November 2025, with the deposit deadline on 1 December 2025.
Key Highlights
12-month professional placements are built into all major programmes
96% graduate employability within 15 months (Graduate Outcomes Survey 2024)
Finalist for THE University of the Year 2025
Popular Programmes
MBA
MSc International Business Management
MSc Project Management
MSc Logistics & Supply Chain Management
MSc Human Resource Management
MA Education
These industry-focused courses aim to equip students with global skills through extensive practical exposure. According to Nick Slade, Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor, Indian students play a vital role in enriching Worcester’s academic environment and its long-standing India–UK partnership.
Students can also access dedicated career support, including CV building, interview prep, and networking events.
For detailed course and scholarship information, visit the official University of Worcester website.
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