Which universities provide funding for Gotoco programmes?
For summer 2025, we have agreed funding opportunities with the below universities. At these universities, students can apply for funding to join one of our global placements. Exact eligibility requirements and application procedures varies by university, so please contact your university for more information about how to access funding - you can also contact Gotoco by email if you need support.
If you're eligible for funding from your university, you're able to apply for funding to join our fee-based programmes in Southeast Asia and Europe. Please note that you cannot use university funding to join our free programmes in China - these programmes are reserved for those who cannot access funding.
If your university isn't included on the list below, you may still be able to apply for funding to join our programmes - contact your university to find out what funding is available for global opportunities and we'll be pleased to support your application.
For summer 2025, we currently work with the below universities. We are expanding our reach all the time, so check back here for updates!
Current university collaborations:
- Bath
- Birmingham
- Birmingham City University
- Bournemouth
- Bristol
- Cardiff
- Glasgow
- Keele
- Kent
- Oxford*
- Strathclyde
- UWE Bristol
- Warwick
- Westminster
*We’re proud to have partnered with the University of Oxford for a decade. However, the University itself doesn’t directly fund the costs of our programmes in Europe or Southeast Asia and does not typically allocate Turing Scheme funding for them. However, many participants have successfully secured funding through their Oxford colleges or by exploring other funding routes within the university. These routes can provide excellent support to help make the experience more accessible!
n.b. UCL also signpost our programmes to students, but do not have funding available for short-term programmes in summer 2025.
We also work with many other universities that actively share our opportunities with their students and we’re continually expanding these partnerships to provide even more accessible pathways for students to join our programmes.
If you'd like your university to fund our programme, please just link us up with the relevant person. This is usually someone in the careers office, the global/study abroad office, or the Erasmus/Turing team. Anyone that would usually advise you about global opportunities!
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