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Home»Awards»British Council Launches 12th Annual Study UK Alumni Awards to Honour Global Achievements
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British Council Launches 12th Annual Study UK Alumni Awards to Honour Global Achievements

By Sam AllcockJanuary 1, 2026Updated:January 1, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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The British Council has announced the launch of the 12th edition of its prestigious Study UK Alumni Awards, recognising the exceptional accomplishments of international UK alumni across the globe. The awards celebrate individuals who have utilised their UK education to drive positive change, influence their sectors, and make a lasting impact on their communities and countries.

This year’s awards feature four distinct categories: Business and Innovation, Culture, Creativity and Sport, Science and Sustainability, and Social Action. Applications are now open and will close on 16 October 2025. Eligible applicants will automatically be considered for both the global Alumni Awards and national awards in participating countries, offering wider recognition for their achievements.

Now entering its twelfth year, the initiative highlights the global influence of UK higher education by showcasing the inspiring journeys of alumni who are shaping industries, contributing to innovation, and driving meaningful societal change.

Global awards

The finalists and winners of the global Alumni Awards will be announced in 2026 and celebrated through a digital campaign highlighting their remarkable stories and successes. As part of their award, global award winners will be invited to visit the UK, where they will re-connect with their universities, meet and inspire current GREAT scholars, and engage with other global winners. This prestigious visit not only offers a chance to enhance their international profiles and advance their careers, but also fosters meaningful connections within the academic community.

National awards

In addition to the global awards, a small number of countries will host national ceremonies. This year, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have been selected, with finalists in both countries announced between December 2025 and February 2026. The Saudi ceremony will be hosted in Riyadh by His Majesty’s Ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, while the UAE ceremony will be hosted by His Majesty’s Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates. Both events will welcome VIP guests and are expected to generate significant press and PR coverage, celebrating the achievements of the finalists.

What our award winners say

“I am deeply honoured to receive this prestigious UK Alumni Award and to be inspired by such winners and finalists. My heartfelt gratitude goes to the University of Manchester for equipping me with the knowledge that has shaped my journey.” – Dr Raed Abu Daweood, National winner of the Business and Innovation Award in 2025, Saudi Arabia, University of Manchester.

‘I see the impact of my education in real-time, and the effect will last a lifetime. My priority has always been to help people, particularly within the humanitarian field and my law degree equipped me with skills that help me to this day. I was taught by some of the world’s most renowned law lecturers, which is truly a privilege. My experience at City has provided me with a platform to contribute to wider society, and commit to positive social change and help improve the lives of others’. – Ms Maryam Farooqi, National winner of the Social Action Award in 2025, UAE City, University of London alumna.

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