6 unpopular UK fully funded scholarships you're not aware of

               Here are a few scholarships that may have been relatively less well-known:

1. The Hornby Scholarships for English Language Teaching: These scholarships are offered by the British Council to English language teachers from eligible countries to study for a Master's degree in English Language Teaching in the UK.

2. The Felix Scholarships: The Felix Scholarships aim to offer gifted underprivileged students from India and other developing countries the opportunity to pursue postgraduate studies in the UK.

3. The Denys  Holland Scholarship at University College London (UCL): This scholarship is specifically for undergraduate students at UCL who may not have the means to cover the cost of their studies.

4. The Beit Trust Scholarships: These scholarships are for students from Malawi, Zambia, and Zimbabwe to pursue postgraduate studies in the UK in subjects such as engineering, science, and technology.

5. The Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program: Although this scholarship is not exclusive to the UK, it does offer opportunities for students from developing countries to undertake postgraduate studies in fields related to development at participating UK universities.

6. The Canon Collins Trust Scholarships: This trust offers scholarships for postgraduate study at specific universities in the UK to students from Southern Africa.

Please note that the availability and details of these scholarships may have changed since my last update, so I recommend visiting the official websites of the respective scholarship providers for the most current information.