About
The University of Sussex is a leading, research-intensive university located in Brighton, United Kingdom. Established as a modern institution focused on progressive futures, Sussex supports research across all disciplines and offers undergraduate, masters, and PhD programs. The university is committed to flourishing, sustainability, and progress through its Sussex 2035 strategy, aiming to drive regional change and tackle social and environmental challenges through civic engagement and global collaboration.
Funding Opportunities
PhD Studentships in the Ideas of Anti-Autocratic Movements in Africa
Two 3.5 year scholarships for a PhD in Politics as part of the NEWREPUBLIC European Research Council project. NEWREPUBLIC is an ERC Starting Grant which investigates the ideas that animate anti-autocratic movements in Africa and beyond. The project focuses on people power philosophies and seeks to extend, enrich, and complicate understanding of how anti-autocratic movements in Africa critique autocracy, envisage democracy, and conceptualise their struggles. As a PhD student in the NEWREPUBLIC team, you will undertake an independent research project of your own design, focusing on questions such as how anti-autocratic movements in Africa articulate their ideas, how these ideas are instantiated in practice, and how they relate to other movements and theories. The studentships include tuition fees (domestic or international), a tax-free bursary for living costs, a generous research budget covering at least six months of field research, conference travel, and participation in NEWREPUBLIC academic workshops and practitioner-facing dissemination events. Students will be supervised by Dr. Dan Paget, Dr. Hannah Richter, and/or Prof. Paul Taggart at the University of Sussex.
Climate Leaders Scholarship
The University of Sussex is offering five £3,000 scholarships to new applicants starting courses in September 2026. This scholarship is open to students in any subject who can demonstrate a personal track record of being an active environmentalist bringing about real world change in relation to sustainability and the climate crisis. Sussex has an ambitious strategic goal to be one of the most sustainable universities in the world and show global leadership in demonstrating and promoting all forms of environmental, social and economic sustainability at a local, regional, national and international level. Scholarship recipients will receive £3,000 cash per year of full-time study, paid in three termly installments in October, January and May. Recipients will also be supported to develop a high-level project plan and provided with mentoring support. To be eligible, applicants must be UK students classified as 'Home' for fees, have accepted a place on an eligible Undergraduate, Masters or PhD course at the University of Sussex commencing in September 2026, and be able to commit to collaboration with the University and local community to encourage pledges to Net Zero and tackling the climate crisis.
Sussex Vietnam Scholarship (Masters)
The Sussex Vietnam Scholarship is a tuition fee reduction scholarship for Vietnamese nationals who are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at the University of Sussex starting in September 2026. The scholarship provides a £4,000 tuition fee reduction for full-time Masters students. The scholarship is applied automatically if applicants meet the eligibility criteria, and confirmation is sent by email after receiving an offer of a place to study at Sussex. The scholarship information is also included in the Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) for visa applications. Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship, and if sponsored or if tuition fees are paid by a sponsor, employer, or other funding provider, the scholarship offer will be revoked. The scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for each year of full-time study at Sussex and is not available for placement/study abroad years or if the student is required to resit.
Sussex Turkey Scholarship (Masters)
This scholarship is for applicants who are nationals of Turkey, are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at Sussex starting in September 2026. The scholarship provides a £5,000 tuition fee reduction for students taking up a place on a full-time Masters degree. The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria and confirmation will be sent by email after receiving an offer of a place to study at Sussex. The scholarship information will be included in your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) for visa application purposes. Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship, and it is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for each year of full-time study at Sussex.
Sussex Sri Lanka Scholarship (Masters)
This new scholarship has been introduced from 2026 for applicants who are nationals of Sri Lanka, are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at Sussex starting in September 2026. The scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for each year of full-time study at Sussex. The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria and is not available for placement/study abroad years or if you are required to resit. Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship, and if tuition fees are being paid by a sponsor, employer or other funding provider, the scholarship offer will be revoked. Confirmation of the scholarship will be sent by email after receiving an offer of a place to study at Sussex and information about the scholarship will be included in the CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) for visa applications.
Sussex Progressive Futures Scholarships
To mark the launch of the University of Sussex's new strategy – 'Sussex 2035: Creating Progressive Futures' and to celebrate the establishment of the Sussex School for Progressive Futures, this scholarship programme supports selected taught masters courses. These courses embody interdisciplinary transformational themes of digital and data futures, environmental sustainability, and human flourishing. The scholarships are awarded to students with exceptional academic grades who are self-financing their Masters degree. Progressive Futures Scholars will play a vital part in realising the university's vision of creating flourishing, sustainability and progress for the whole world. The scholarship provides a £10,000 tuition fee reduction for the 2026 academic year, with 10 scholarships available across three thematic areas covering 26 eligible Masters programmes ranging from Artificial Intelligence to Climate Change to Gender Studies.
Sussex Pakistan Scholarship (Masters)
The Sussex Pakistan Scholarship is designed specifically for Pakistani nationals who are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at the University of Sussex starting in September 2026. The scholarship provides a tuition fee reduction of £4,000 to support Pakistani students in pursuing postgraduate education at Sussex. The scholarship is applied automatically if applicants meet the eligibility criteria, making the application process streamlined and straightforward. Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship, meaning those with fully sponsored tuition fees are not eligible. The award is available for full-time Masters degree programs, with certain exclusions including certificates, diplomas, PGCE, courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School, specific development-related Masters programs, online courses, and research council-funded degrees. Confirmation of the scholarship is sent by email after receiving an offer of a place to study at Sussex, and the scholarship information is included in the CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) for visa applications. There is no limit on the number of scholarships available, and dual nationals may be required to provide evidence of Pakistani citizenship both to the University and during the visa application process. The scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for each year of full-time study and is not available for placement/study abroad years or resit years.
Sussex Nigeria Scholarship (Masters)
The Sussex Nigeria Scholarship is a tuition fee reduction award for Nigerian nationals who are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at the University of Sussex starting in September 2026. The scholarship provides £4,000 as a tuition fee reduction for full-time Masters study. This scholarship is automatically applied to eligible students and does not require a separate application. The scholarship is available for most full-time Masters degrees, with some specific exclusions including online courses, certain development-related programs, and courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School. Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship, and if sponsored or having fees paid by an employer or other funding provider, the scholarship offer will be revoked. The scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for each year of full-time study at Sussex but is not available for placement/study abroad years or if resits are required.
Sussex Nepal Scholarship (Masters)
This scholarship has been introduced in 2026 for applicants who are nationals of Nepal, are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at Sussex starting in September 2026. The scholarship is applied automatically if the eligibility criteria are met and does not require a separate application. Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship, and if tuition fees are being paid by a sponsor, employer or other funding provider, the scholarship offer will be revoked. The scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for each year of full-time study at Sussex and is not available for placement/study abroad years or if the student is required to resit.
Sussex Kenya Scholarship (Masters)
This new scholarship has been introduced from 2026 for applicants who are nationals of Kenya, are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at Sussex starting in September 2026. The scholarship provides a £4,000 tuition fee reduction for each year of full-time study at Sussex. The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria and is available to self-financing students. Students must be nationals of Kenya and be taking up a place on a full-time Masters degree starting September 2026. The scholarship is not available for those whose tuition fees are fully sponsored, and excludes certain courses including certificates and diplomas, courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School, various development-related Masters programs, online courses, and Masters funded by research councils.
Sussex India Scholarship (Masters)
The Sussex India Scholarship (Masters) is offered by the University of Sussex to support Indian nationals pursuing full-time Masters degree programs starting in September 2026. This scholarship provides a £5,000 tuition fee reduction to help offset the cost of postgraduate study at Sussex. The scholarship is automatically applied to eligible students who are classified as 'overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course. The award is designed to attract talented students from India to join the diverse academic community at the University of Sussex. The scholarship is available for self-financing students throughout their full-time study period, excluding placement years or study abroad components. With unlimited scholarships available, the University demonstrates its commitment to supporting Indian students in accessing high-quality postgraduate education in the UK.
Sussex Egypt Scholarship (Masters)
This scholarship is for applicants who are nationals of Egypt, are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at Sussex starting in September 2026. The scholarship provides a tuition fee reduction of £4,000 for full-time Masters students. The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria and is available to self-financing students. Unlimited scholarships are available with a deadline of 1 September 2026. Students must be nationals of Egypt and cannot have their tuition fees fully sponsored. Certain courses are excluded from eligibility including certificates, diplomas, Brighton and Sussex Medical School courses, specific development studies programs, online courses, and research council-funded Masters. Confirmation of the scholarship is sent by email after receiving an offer of a place to study at Sussex, and information about the scholarship is included in the CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) for visa applications.
Sussex Bangladesh Scholarship (Masters)
The Sussex Bangladesh Scholarship is a tuition fee reduction award for Masters students who are nationals of Bangladesh and classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes. This scholarship provides £4,000 towards tuition fees for students starting eligible Masters degree programs at the University of Sussex in September 2026. The scholarship is automatically applied to eligible applicants and does not require a separate application. It is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for each year of full-time study. Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship, meaning those whose tuition fees are fully sponsored by an employer or other funding provider are not eligible. The scholarship excludes certain programs including certificates, diplomas, courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School, various Development Studies programs, online courses, and degrees funded by research councils. Dual nationals may be required to provide evidence of Bangladeshi nationality for both the scholarship and visa application processes. Confirmation of the scholarship is sent by email after receiving an offer of admission, and the scholarship information is included in the Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) for visa application purposes.
Sussex Alumni Scholarship
The Sussex Alumni Scholarship offers unlimited £3,000 fee discounts for previous Sussex students choosing to return to study a Masters degree in 2026. This scholarship is available to individuals who have previously graduated from Sussex with a Bachelors, Masters or PhD degree, completed a Sussex Summer School programme, or attended the University as a Visiting or Exchange student. The scholarship is applied automatically if eligibility criteria are met and applicants must have accepted an offer of a place on a full-time or part-time eligible Masters course starting in September 2026. For part-time students, the scholarship is applied as a £1,500 tuition fee reduction in Year One and £1,500 in Year Two. The scholarship cannot be combined with other University of Sussex scholarships and excludes certain courses including certificates, diplomas, online courses, and specific programmes in development studies, social work, and teaching.
Shan Vaswani Borgartz Scholarship in Media
The University of Sussex offers this scholarship of £5,000 to an applicant to the Media department, in honour of Sussex alum Shan Vaswani Borgartz. This scholarship is being offered to facilitate an international student — who might otherwise be unable to pursue a postgraduate degree at the University of Sussex — to achieve their academic goals. Shan came to the University of Sussex from Kolkata, India in 2000, and graduated with an MA in Media Studies in 2001. Shan relished her time at the University; she had a passion for the field of Media Studies and excelled academically, as well as forging long-lasting friendships with fellow students and meeting her future husband. Tragically, Shan's life was cut short in 2022 due to illness. Shan's brother Sunil Vaswani and husband Lincoln Borgartz have set up the scholarship in her name to give other international students the opportunity to study Media at postgraduate level at the University of Sussex.
Scholarship for Strategic Innovation Management MSc
The University of Sussex is offering a scholarship of £2,500 for students studying Strategic Innovation Management in 2026. This scholarship is a tuition fee reduction and is donor funded. All offer holders on eligible Masters courses will be considered automatically based on their excellent academic grades to date. The scholarship is designed to support one outstanding student pursuing either the Strategic Innovation Management MSc or the Strategic Innovation Management with a professional placement year MSc. The successful recipient will be notified before the end of August 2026, and the tuition fee discount is applied during registration in September. This opportunity is available to students from the United Kingdom who have received an offer for admission to one of the qualifying programmes.
Marcy Carpenter Scholarship
This philanthropically-funded scholarship is available for an international applicant taking up a place to study MA Corruption and Governance at the University of Sussex in September 2026. The scholarship is a partial tuition fee waiver of £10,000. The Marcy Carpenter Scholarship in Corruption and Governance is kindly funded through a generous donation from alumni and loyal supporters of the University: Peter and Marcy Carpenter. The successful recipient needs to have sufficient funds to cover the remaining tuition fees and living costs. Applicants must have accepted an offer to study Corruption and Governance MA at the University of Sussex, commencing in 2026. This scholarship is not available for students who have applied to study Corruption and Governance MA (Online). Only one scholarship is available, with the application deadline of June 1, 2026, and all applicants will be notified of the outcome before the end of June 2026.
Kay Jones Scholarship
The Kay Jones Scholarship provides two awards worth £5,000 each for applicants to either MA Philosophy or MA Social and Political Thought at the University of Sussex. These scholarships are awarded as a reduction to the 'home' tuition fee. This scholarship has been generously funded by a bequest in the will of Kay Jones, who studied Philosophy at the University of Sussex between 1964 and 1968 where she participated in philosophical debates and ethical arguments and immersed herself in student life. Kay went on to be called to the Bar by Gray's Inn in 1974 and had a successful career as a barrister and founding member of Field Court Chambers. Kay supported Sussex students throughout her career, speaking at career development evenings on campus and offering work shadowing placements. The scholarship continues her legacy of support for Sussex students pursuing studies in philosophy and social and political thought.
John Kinghorn Scholarship in Engineering
The John Kinghorn Scholarship is available to applicants applying to study a Masters degree taught in the Engineering Department at Sussex. While three scholarships are available, one of these scholarships is reserved for a female applicant, in order to encourage participation of women in STEM subjects. The scholarship provides a £10,000 tuition fee reduction for full-time students commencing in September 2026. Eligible courses include 5G Mobile Communications and Intelligent Embedded Systems, Advanced Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Advanced Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Business Management, and Robotics and Autonomous Systems programs, including those with industrial placement options. Applicants must have been offered and accepted a full-time place on an eligible Engineering degree to apply.
Jenny and Peter Kingsland Scholarship
The University of Sussex is delighted to offer this scholarship of £5,000 tuition fee reduction to a woman applicant starting a course in a STEM subject in September 2026. The donor, Jenny Kingsland, would like to support a woman studying a STEM subject, who sees a future career in science or research. Preference will be given to those studying the Sciences. Jenny Kingsland studied Biology at Sussex, graduating in 1970 with a BSc in Biology. She went on to have a career at Sheffield University, where she worked on carbon dating with organisations including English Heritage. She feels studying at Sussex created so many opportunities for her that she would like to provide similar opportunities for women in the sciences today. To apply for this scholarship, applicants need to have been assessed as 'Home' for fees and accept an offer on an eligible course in Life Sciences, Mathematics, or Physics and Astronomy.
Friends of the University of Sussex Scholarship
The Friends of the University of Sussex Scholarship is a maintenance grant offered to applicants from the USA who will be taking up a place to study a full-time Masters degree at the University of Sussex in September 2026. This scholarship is made possible thanks to the generosity of North American alumni and the Friends of the University of Sussex organization. The scholarship provides financial support equivalent to $10,000 to help with living costs during the course of study. The award is paid in three equal installments when the successful applicant registers on their Masters program at Sussex. Only one scholarship is available annually, and applicants must be classified as 'overseas' for fee purposes and be a US national or provide proof of US residency. The scholarship excludes certain courses such as certificates, diplomas, courses at Brighton and Sussex Medical School, and various specified development studies programs.
Climate Leaders Scholarship
The Climate Leaders Scholarship is offered by the University of Sussex to support new students who demonstrate a strong track record of environmental activism and climate action. Sussex is offering five scholarships worth £3,000 each to students starting courses in September 2026 across undergraduate, taught masters, and research postgraduate programs in any subject (with some exclusions). The scholarship aligns with Sussex's strategic goal to become one of the most sustainable universities in the world and demonstrate global leadership in environmental, social, and economic sustainability. Scholarship recipients receive £3,000 in cash per year of full-time study, paid in three termly installments (October, January, and May). Part-time students receive the award in £500 installments across the duration of their course. Beyond financial support, recipients are provided with mentoring and support to develop high-level project plans. Eligible applicants must be UK students classified as 'Home' for fees purposes, have accepted a place on an eligible course commencing in September 2026, demonstrate a personal track record of active environmentalism with real-world impact, and commit to collaborating with the University and local community to encourage pledges toward Net Zero and tackling the climate crisis. The scholarship excludes current Sussex students and certain courses including certificates, diplomas, BSMS courses, online courses, and specific development-related master's programs.
Chancellor's Masters Scholarship
Chancellor's Masters Scholarships are available for First Class graduates from institutions in the UK or Ireland, including those from the University of Sussex. There are limited scholarships available, so there is a competitive application process. The scholarship provides a tuition fee reduction of £3,000 for applicants assessed as 'Home' for fees or £5,000 for applicants assessed as 'Overseas' for fees. To be eligible, applicants must have studied a Bachelors (Hons) at a UK or Irish university and hold, or expect to achieve, a First Class Honours degree. They must have accepted an offer of a place on an eligible full-time or part-time Masters course to start in September 2026. Priority is given to those who have not already completed a postgraduate qualification. There are 40 scholarships available. Applicants are required to provide a statement of academic interests including information about their previous academic achievement and excellence, academic and career aspirations after completing their Masters, and any work or extra-curricular activity undertaken that relates to their Masters.
Cate Haste Scholarship in Media and Film
The University of Sussex is delighted to offer this scholarship of £3,000 for an applicant starting one of several courses in the Media and Film Department in September 2026, named for Sussex alumna Cate Haste. This scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee reduction and is available to UK or international applicants who hold an offer for specific Masters courses in media, film, and journalism. The scholarship honors Cate Haste, who was a television producer, writer, and Sussex alumna (1966). She produced many historical documentaries such as End of Empire (1984) and The Churchills (1995), and wrote several books on topics ranging from propaganda in WWI to the lives of Prime Ministers' spouses and Alma Mahler. Only one scholarship is available for the 2026/27 academic year, and successful applicants will be notified before the end of July 2026.
Cate Haste Scholarship in History
The University of Sussex is delighted to offer this scholarship of £3,000 to a History applicant starting in September 2026, named in honour of Sussex alumna Cate Haste. The scholarship is available to students who have accepted an offer to study History MA at the University of Sussex, commencing in 2026. Both applicants assessed as 'Home' or 'Overseas' for fee purposes are eligible to apply. Cate Haste was a television producer, writer and Sussex alumna. She produced many historical documentaries such as End of Empire and The Churchills, and wrote several books, including Keep the Home Fires Burning: Propaganda in WW1, Nazi Women, Clarissa Eden: A Memoir, and Rules of Desire: Sex in Britain WW1 to the Present. Her book, Passionate Spirit: the Life of Alma Mahler, was published in 2019. This scholarship is available for the 2026/27 academic year only. The award is provided as a tuition fee reduction. One scholarship is available, and all applicants will be notified of the outcome of their application before the end of July 2026.
Aziz Foundation Scholarship
The Aziz Foundation is awarding full tuition fee Masters scholarships to five exceptional British Muslims, lacking the financial means to complete postgraduate degrees, at the University of Sussex for the 2026/27 academic year. These scholarships aim to empower British Muslims to bring positive change to their communities and beyond. The scholarship provides a full tuition fee waiver for eligible Masters students studying in areas including Media and Journalism, Sports, Arts and Culture, Sustainability and Environment, Technology, Policy or Law. Applicants must be active within a Muslim community and demonstrate intimate knowledge of issues affecting British Muslim communities, be Zakat-eligible or in financial need, and show excellent understanding of their chosen industry. The scholarship seeks candidates who will generate social impact through effective advocacy to combat Islamophobia, enhance public perception of British Muslims, or through community service and social development to raise aspirations and standards within British Muslim communities. The successful applicants will be selected through an interview process run by the Aziz Foundation. The University of Sussex is one of the Aziz Foundation's preferred partners, sharing core values and actively promoting widening participation at postgraduate level while addressing unconscious bias and the BaME attainment gap.
Sussex Turkey Scholarship (Undergraduate)
This scholarship is for applicants who are nationals of Turkey, are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have been accepted to study an eligible undergraduate course at Sussex starting in September 2026. The scholarship provides a £4,000 discount on the first year of tuition fees. The scholarship is applied automatically if you meet the eligibility criteria and is awarded as a tuition fee reduction for the first year of full-time study at Sussex. Students must be self-financing to receive the scholarship. Unlimited scholarships are available for eligible Turkish nationals pursuing full-time Bachelor's degrees at the University of Sussex.
Sussex Pakistan Scholarship (Undergraduate)
The Sussex Pakistan Scholarship is a tuition fee reduction award for Pakistani nationals starting their undergraduate studies at the University of Sussex in September 2026. This scholarship provides a £4,000 discount on the first year of tuition fees and is designed to support self-financing students from Pakistan who have been accepted to study an eligible full-time Bachelor's degree. The scholarship is automatically applied to eligible students who are classified as 'overseas' for fee purposes. Students must provide evidence of their Pakistani nationality (such as a passport or official government identification). The scholarship will be confirmed via email after receiving an offer and will be included in the Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) for visa applications. An unlimited number of scholarships are available, making this an accessible opportunity for qualified Pakistani students.
Sussex Bursary
The Sussex Bursary is available to Home undergraduate students whose family household income is less than £35,000, as determined by Student Finance. Eligible students will automatically receive the award directly from Student Finance, with £1,000 provided in the first year of study (either Year 1 or Foundation Year) and £500 in subsequent years of study. This bursary award is non-repayable and has been awarded to help with living costs whilst studying. The bursary will be paid automatically to eligible students who meet all criteria including being a new starter or returning to their undergraduate course on or after September 2026, funded as a Home student, having an assessed family household income of less than £35,000, not in receipt of a non-means-tested grant element to their funding, registered as a full-time student, and studying at Sussex (not on a placement year or Year Abroad).
Climate Leaders Scholarship
The University of Sussex is offering five £3,000 scholarships to new applicants in any subject starting courses in September 2026. This scholarship is part of Sussex's ambitious strategic goal to be one of the most sustainable universities in the world and show global leadership in demonstrating and promoting all forms of environmental, social and economic sustainability at a local, regional, national and international level. Applicants must demonstrate their personal track record of being an active environmentalist bringing about real world change in relation to sustainability and the climate crisis. Scholarship recipients will be supported to develop a high level project plan and provided with mentoring support. The cash award is paid in three termly installments per year in October, January and May for each year of full-time study (not available for placement years). Part-time recipients will receive the award in £500 installments across the duration of the course. Recipients must commit to collaboration with the University and local community to encourage pledges to Net Zero and tackling the climate crisis.
Chancellor's International Scholarships
The Chancellor's International Scholarships are highly competitive scholarships available to exceptional undergraduate international applicants at the University of Sussex. A limited number of scholarships are awarded to students with outstanding academic achievement and potential. The scholarship provides a £5,000 tuition fee reduction in the first year of full-time study. These awards are designed to support self-financing international students who are classified as 'Overseas' for fee purposes and have received an offer to study a full-time Bachelor's degree at Sussex starting in 2026. Applicants must demonstrate excellent academic grades, with specific minimum requirements depending on their qualification type (e.g., A-Levels at A*A*A, International Baccalaureate at 36 points, or equivalent standards for various national qualifications). All applications are reviewed after the closing date, and successful applicants can expect a decision by the end of July. The scholarship is awarded for the 2026/27 academic year only and cannot be deferred.
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