Hull York Medical School

Other eligibility requirements We are pleased to offer a Graduate Scholarship to University of Hull and University of York graduates, applying to any of the following postgraduate taught masters programmes at Hull York Medical School: MSc in Clinical Anatomy MSc in Clinical Anatomy and Education MSc in Pharmacology and Drug Development MSc in Pharmacology and Education MSc in Physician Associate Studies You may be eligible for this award if you have an undergraduate degree from a previous and separate programme at the University of Hull or the University of York. This award is also available to alumni who studied for an undergraduate degree at the University of Hull or the University of York in previous years and would now like to study a postgraduate taught masters programme at the Medical School. This award does not apply to MB BS Medicine students who intercalate onto the programmes listed above as they are not at that point graduates, and it applies only to postgraduate taught masters programmes, and not postgraduate research degrees. This award does not apply to the PG Cert/PG Dip/MSc in Health Professions Education, where there are existing graduate discounts in place.

Mature students

You will be automatically considered for scholarship eligibility when you apply for the relevant course at this institution

There is no need to apply for this scholarship, the 10% reduction in fees is automatically applied.

Postgraduate Taught International Scholarships are available for students applying for the following programmes at Hull York Medical School in 2026: MSc Clinical Anatomy MSc Clinical Anatomy and Education MSc Pharmacology and Drug Development MSc Pharmacology and Education To be considered for this award: You must have applied to study and hold an offer (conditional or unconditional) for the eligible programmes You must be paying tuition fees at the International (including EU) rate. If you are not sure of your fee status, visit the University of York website. You must be commencing your degree course in September 2026. Students who are applying in 2026/27 for deferred entry will not be eligible for this award but will be advised of scholarships available to them in their year of entry. How will the scholarships be awarded? The scholarships will be awarded based on academic merit. A panel of senior members of staff from the Medical School will select the strongest applications and will be looking for the following: Personal achievements and the strength of the applicant's academic profile Commitment to their chosen field of study and to their career development Understanding of and commitment to the Medical School’s values The application will also be judged on structure, presentation, relevant content and how well the brief was addressed.

Academic excellence

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

Applicants are required to complete this online application form, which will be considered with their personal statement.