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The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Doctoral Landscape Award recognises academic excellence and research potential. Academic merit is the primary selection criteria. Who can apply We welcome applicants who have applied to a doctoral programme and are being considered for an offer of admission in the following departments: Arts and Sciences English Language and Literature Greek and Latin (Classics) Hebrew and Jewish Studies History History of Art Information Studies Institute of Archaeology Institute of the Americas Philosophy School of European Languages, Culture and Society (SELCS-CMII) School of Slavonic and East European Studies (SSEES) Slade School of Fine Art You can apply to study on a full-time or part-time basis (minimum 50% full time equivalent or FTE).

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Other eligibility requirements One bursary of £5,000 for students on the following programmes: MSc Advanced Biomedical Imaging MSc / MRes Clinical Drug Development MSc / MRes Drug Design MSc Genetics and Multiomics in Medicine MSc / MRes Human Tissue Repair MSc Precision Medicine MSc Respiratory Clinical Science

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Once you have an offer to study, send a completed bursary application form via email.

Other eligibility requirements Eligibility criteria Applicants must hold a conditional or unconditional offer to study the MSc in Cardiovascular Science on a full-time, part-time, or modular/flexible basis. Applicants must begin their studies in September 2026. Applicants may be based in the UK or overseas. Widening Participation bursary criteria The Home Widening Participation bursary supports students who may face additional barriers to postgraduate study. You may be eligible if you meet one or more of the following: First in your family to attend university or college. Currently or previously in local authority care, or a young carer. From an ethnic minority background. From a low-income household. Living in an area with low progression to higher education (based on postcode). Participant in a university-led outreach or access programme. Mature student who meets any of the above criteria. Home fee status.

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To apply for this bursary, applicants must complete and submit the application form. Unfortunately, we are unable to consider applications received after the deadline.

Other eligibility requirements Chevening Scholarships are for talented people who have been identified as potential future leaders across a wide range of fields; including politics, business, the media, civil society, religion, and academia. Applicants should be high-calibre graduates with the personal, intellectual and interpersonal qualities necessary for leadership. Chevening Scholars come from over 160 countries worldwide (excluding the USA and the EU), and this year the Scholarships will support approximately 600 established or emerging leaders. There are over 43,000 Chevening alumni around the world who together comprise an influential and highly regarded global network.

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For further information on the application process, please refer to the Chevening Scholarships website.

Other eligibility requirements The Division of Medicine is offering three bursaries worth £5,000 to study a range of master's degrees. You must hold an offer to study one of the participating courses before you can apply. Eligibility All bursaries are open to UK and overseas students. All bursaries are awarded by a combination of academic merit and financial need. They are not available for postgraduate diplomas, postgraduate certificates or short courses. You must hold an offer to study one of the participating degrees to apply for a bursary.

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Once you have an offer to study, send a completed bursary application form.

The Bursary will provide five successive awards, to enable five students to pursue any of the following postgraduate programmes in UCL SELCS: MA in Language, Culture and History (Dutch pathway) MA in Translation Studies (with relevant module selection) MA in Translation and Culture (with relevant module selection) MA in Early Modern Studies (with relevant module selection). UCL may, in its sole discretion, offer the Bursary to students on any other UCL Master’s programme which includes a substantive Dutch Studies component. Each award will be made based on financial need and will support the student’s fees for the duration of their degree. Eligibility: You must hold an offer for any of the MA programmes mentioned above, or any other UCL MA programme that includes a substantive Dutch Studies component. Your module selection should prove your Dutch Studies component. Awards will be made based on financial need.

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Application Deadline: 1 November (In the academic years 24/25 up till 27/28) You should fill in this form to confirm your financial situation: Dutch Studies Bursary Application Form

The Executive MBA Future Leaders scholarship supports professionals who are committed to making a real-world impact. Applicants must demonstrate how they will apply the knowledge gained from the EMBA to drive meaningful change in healthcare leadership. Eligibility criteria Applicants must demonstrate a strong academic background Applicants must have applied to study the Executive MBA Health programme starting in September 2026. Applicants can be based in the UK or overseas.

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To apply for this scholarship, candidates must submit a CV along with a 500-word essay outlining how the award will be used to make a tangible difference in healthcare management. | Scholarships will be awarded throughout the admissions cycle but only a limited number are available, so we recommend applying as early as possible.

The Executive MBA Health Excellence scholarship supports professionals with a clear vision for driving innovation, service improvement, or strategic transformation. Applicants must show how the EMBA will help turn their goals into measurable results. Eligibility criteria Applicants must demonstrate a strong academic background Applicants must have applied to study the Executive MBA Health programme starting in September 2026. Applicants can be based in the UK or overseas.

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To apply for this scholarship, candidates must submit a CV along with a 500-word essay outlining how the award will be used to further excellence in their field. | Scholarships will be awarded throughout the admissions cycle but only a limited number are available, so we recommend applying as early as possible.

Other eligibility requirements UCL School of Management is delighted to offer scholarships of up to £10,000 for a select number of outstanding candidates on the MSc Finance programme in the 2026/27 academic year. Global Finance Scholarship - Scholarships will be given to outstanding candidates applying to study from a Latin American or African country. All applicants who apply to the programme for September 2026 entry will be considered for these scholarships, and our admissions teams will be in touch if you have been chosen.

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There is nothing additional for candidates to do. All applicants who apply to study MSc Finance at UCL in the 2026/27 academic year and who meet the scholarship criteria will be considered for scholarship funding.

Other eligibility requirements The Global Healthcare Leaders scholarship is for students who show exceptional leadership potential in their fields and want to make a difference in healthcare. Eligibility criteria Applicants must demonstrate academic excellence and exceptional leadership potential. Applicants must have applied to study one of the following courses starting in September 2026: Biotech and Pharmaceutical Management MSc Digital Health and Entrepreneurship MSc Global Healthcare Management (Analytics) MSc Global Healthcare Management (Finance) MSc Global Healthcare Management (Leadership) MSc Applicants can be based in the UK or overseas.

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To apply for this scholarship, candidates must submit a 500-word essay demonstrating how they will make a difference in healthcare. Scholarships will be awarded throughout the admissions cycle but only a limited number are available, so we recommend applying as early as possible.

Other eligibility requirements Funded by the generous support of The Child Health Reseach CIO, up to ten students registered for an MSc or MRes at ICH can receive up to £3,000 towards the fees for a full-time student OR up to £1,500 per year for a student taking an MSc on a part-time basis, paid over two years. The award amount will be deducted from the cost of fees at the start of the programme. Eligibility The scholarship is available to students registered any pathway within the UCL Great Ormond Street Institute Child Health MSc/MRes programmes.

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Create meaningful impact with the Health Systems Innovation Leaders Scholarship, specifically for exceptional students studying Health Systems, Policy and Innovation MSc. Eligibility criteria Applicants must demonstrate academic excellence and exceptional leadership potential. Applicants must have applied to study Health Systems, Policy, and Innovation MSc starting in September 2026. Applicants can be based in the UK or overseas.

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To apply for this scholarship, candidates must submit a 500-word essay demonstrating how they will make a difference in health systems. Scholarships will be awarded throughout the admissions cycle but only a limited number are available, so we recommend applying as early as possible.

IGH MSc Postgraduate Bursaries are available to UK and Overseas applicants who have an unconditional or conditional offer to study the MSc in Global Health and Development, MSc Health Economics and Decision Science, MSc Applied Infectious Diseases Epidemiology and MSc Global Mental Health full time, part time or modular/flexible, for entry in September 2026.

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Other eligibility requirements This scholarship is for exceptionally talented international students to pursue one of the following MSc programmes at the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology: Bioscience Innovation and Enterprise MSc Ophthalmology MSc Bioscience Research & Development MSc and Bioscience R&D with Practice MSc To be considered for the scholarship, you must: Be self-funded Be eligible to pay international student fees Be provisionally admitted to one of the above four full-time MSc programmes at UCL Institute of Ophthalmology Meet all the conditions of the offer

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To be considered for this scholarship, an applicant must submit the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology Excellence Scholarship Motivation Lette. Only successful candidates will be contacted via email.

If you’re an emerging international leader with a passion to spark real change, this full tuition scholarship invites you to join UCL’s MSc in Health Systems, Policy and Innovation to build expertise, shape innovative solutions and make your mark on global health systems. Eligibility criteria Applicants must demonstrate academic excellence and exceptional leadership potential. Applicants must have applied to study Health Systems, Policy, and Innovation MSc starting in September 2026. Applicants must be nationals of countries that receive official development assistance from the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD.

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To apply for this scholarship, candidates must submit a 500-word essay demonstrating how they will make a difference in health systems. Scholarships will be awarded throughout the admissions cycle but only a limited number are available, so we recommend applying as early as possible.

The Jean Orr Scholarship aims to enable students to pursue full-time Master's degree studies in the subjects of History, French, Italian, or Dutch. Eligibility Candidates can be from any country, but must fulfil the following criteria: hold an offer to study a full-time Master's degree at UCL in 2026/27 in the subjects of History (Department of History), French, Italian, or Dutch (School of European Languages, Culture and Society).

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Candidates do not submit an application for this scholarship. They will be selected by academic departments on the basis of their admission application form. If a student would specifically like to be considered for the scheme, they should inform their academic department directly.

Applications are open to students with an offer to study Light and Lighting in the 2026/27 academic year. To receive an offer to study you need to make a successful application to study Light and Lighting MSc or to start an Environmental Design and Engineering MPhil/PhD focused on Light and Lighting in the 26/27 academic year.

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Once you have received an offer to study Light and Lighting at UCL you can apply for this bursary. Submit the following documents A and B.

The MBA Health Excellence scholarship is designed for emerging leaders to advance their careers and transform healthcare systems. Eligibility criteria Applicants must demonstrate a strong academic background and a minimum of 3 years of professional/leadership experience. Applicants must have applied to study the full-time MBA Health programme starting in September 2026. Applicants can be based in the UK or overseas.

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To apply for this scholarship, candidates must submit a CV along with a 500-word essay outlining how they intend to make a meaningful impact in health management after completing the programme. Scholarships will be awarded throughout the admissions cycle but only a limited number are available, so we recommend applying as early as possible.

The MBA Health Leadership scholarship is designed to recognise and support outstanding individuals who are driving innovation and excellence in the healthcare sector. Eligibility criteria Applicants must demonstrate a strong academic background and more than 8 years of professional/leadership experience. Applicants must have applied to study the full-time MBA Health programme starting in September 2026. Applicants can be based in the UK or overseas.

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To apply for this scholarship, candidates must submit a CV along with a 500-word essay outlining how they intend to make a meaningful impact in health management after completing the programme. Scholarships will be awarded throughout the admissions cycle but only a limited number are available, so we recommend applying as early as possible.

Research confirms that women are the primary consumers of healthcare as well as the workforce, but they remain underrepresented in leadership roles. Scholars will benefit from leadership coaching and high-impact leadership training as part of their scholarship. Join a community of women championing the future of health leadership. Eligibility criteria This scholarship is intended to support individuals who identify as women and are committed to advancing leadership in healthcare. Applicants must have applied to study the full-time or part-time MBA Health programme starting in September 2026. Applicants can be based in the UK or overseas.

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To apply for this scholarship, candidates must submit a CV along with a 500-word essay which articulates their leadership potential in healthcare. Scholarships will be awarded throughout the admissions cycle but only a limited number are available, so we recommend applying as early as possible.

A one-year funding opportunity for full-time students undertaking the MSc Population Health. The award is for a student starting in September 2026 and the Studentship will consist of £2,500 towards tuition fees. The recipient will be expected to secure the remaining part of their tuition fees and to cover their living costs. Eligibility requirements Candidates can be from any country but must be intending to pursue the full-time UCL MSc in Population Health; and by the deadline for the Studentship application, they must have received an unconditional offer of admission. Applicants with a conditional offer can apply for the Studentship but must receive an unconditional offer to be eligible for the Studentship Value and duration The value of the award is £2,500. Awards are tenable for one year of full-time study only for the session 2026-2027.

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This is a one-year studentship for students undertaking the MSc Social Epidemiology programme. The award will commence in September 2026 and the studentship will consist of £2,500 towards tuition fees. The recipient will be expected to secure the remaining part of their tuition fees and to cover their living costs from elsewhere. Eligibility requirements Candidates can originate from any country however they must be intending to enrol on the MSc in Social Epidemiology programme on a full or part-time basis; and by the studentship application deadline, they must have received an offer of study for this programme. If you are interested in applying for the studentship, it is recommended that you submit your application to the MSc programme at least six weeks before the scholarship deadline to enable your application to be considered by UCL.

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Eligible candidates for the Michael Marmot Studentship in Social Epidemiology must submit a copy of their UCL offer, CV and personal statement.

Other eligibility requirements The Mukul Madhav Foundation Scholarship was founded in 2025 to assist Indian nationals to undertake Master's study at UCL in the Institute of Global Health or Institute of Child Health. Candidates must fulfil all of the following criteria: be ordinarily resident in India and eligible to pay the Overseas fee rate; AND have submitted a complete admission application (including the submission of references) for a full-time, one-year Master's degree at UCL in 2025/26 for one of the following programmes; MSc Paediatrics and Child Health: Advanced Paediatrics MSc Child and Adolescent Mental Health MSc Cell, Gene and Novel Therapies MSc in Global Health and Development MSc in Health Economics and Decision Science MSc in Applied Infectious Disease Epidemiology

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Please visit the International Masters Awards page for information on how to apply. .

Other eligibility requirements This scholarship was established by Peter and Loek Wheeler, who wish to to enable students from low and middle income countries (LMICs) to undertake the MSc in Paediatrics and Child Health (1 year) or the MSc in Paediatrics and Child Health with Clinical Practice (2 years) at the UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health (GOS ICH). These degree programmes are intended for professionals specialising in paediatrics and child health and is particularly suitable for doctors in training who wish to specialise in research and evidence-based practice in paediatrics. Value The Peter and Loek Wheeler Child Health Scholarship is an individual award that will cover the tuition fees of one student on the MSc in Paediatrics and Child Health every year, or the MSc in Paediatrics and Child Health with Clinical Practice every two years, up to the amount of € 32 000 per year. The award amount will be deducted from the cost of fees at the start of the programme. Eligibility The applicant must meet the entry requirements for the MSc in Paediatrics and Child Health or the MSc in Paediatrics and Child Health with Clinical Practice, must originate from a LMIC (as defined by the World Bank), and express a desire to continue their future career in a medical professional or related capacity in that country. Applicants must have received an unconditional offer of a place on the degree programme before submitting their application.

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Please submit your application. Any applications submitted after this deadline will not be considered.

Other eligibility requirements UCL School of Management is delighted to offer scholarships of up to £10,000 for a select number of outstanding candidates on the MSc Finance programme in the 2026/27 academic year. The Excellence Scholarship – Scholarships will be given to outstanding candidates who submit an excellent application, demonstrating academic merit, strong professional or community experience, leadership potential and a clear career plan.

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There is nothing additional for candidates to do. All applicants who apply to study MSc Finance at UCL in the 2026/27 academic year and who meet the scholarship criteria will be considered for scholarship funding.

Other eligibility requirements The IMPACT scholarships will support two applicants who have demonstrated financial need, who have lived experience of inequality, and who show great promise for population health impact. The IMPACT scholarship up to the value of £20,500 will contribute towards the recipient’s full-time fees to study on the MPH programme. People wishing to study part-time or modular flexible are also welcome to apply and the scholarship up to the value of £20,500 will contribute towards the recipient’s fees and will be applied pro rata. Candidates must fulfil all of the following criteria: Has lived experience of inequality. This may include, but is not limited to, experience of inequality due to income, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, carer responsibilities, adverse childhood experiences, social exclusion, or disability. Meets the admissions criteria for UCL online Master of Public Health (MPH). AND have submitted an admissions application for the MPH programme at UCL, starting in 2026/27.

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Other eligibility requirements UCL School of Management is delighted to offer scholarships of up to £10,000 for a select number of outstanding candidates on the MSc Finance programme in the 2025/26 academic year. The Impact Scholarship – Scholarships will be given to outstanding candidates applying to study the programme who come from low- or lower-income backgrounds and who may struggle to enrol in the programme without financial assistance.

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All applicants who apply to the programme for September 2026 entry will be considered for these scholarships, and our admissions teams will be in touch if you have been chosen.

The UCL Research Department of Epidemiology and Public Health offers one Aubrey Sheiham Scholarship for overseas students in financial need to full-time students undertaking the MSc in Dental Public Health. The award will commence in September 2026 and the scholarship will consist of £12,000, which will be first applied towards the recipient’s tuition fees. The recipient will be expected to secure the remaining part of their tuition fees and to cover their living costs. This scholarship is funded by generous philanthropic donations. Eligibility requirements Candidates must commit to pursue the full-time UCL MSc in Dental Public Health and must have received an unconditional offer of admission at the time of the Scholarship application deadline.

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Eligible candidates must submit a copy of their UCL offer, CV and supporting statement.

The UCL Research Department of Behavioural Science and Health is offering a Studentship for full-time and part-time students undertaking the MSc Health Psychology. The award will commence in September 2026 and the studentship will consist of £3,750 towards tuition fees. The recipient will be expected to secure the remaining part of their tuition fees and to cover their living costs. Eligibility requirements Candidates can originate from any country however they must be intending to enrol on the MSc in Health Psychology programme on a full-time or part-time basis. Value and duration The value of the award is £3,750. Awards are tenable for one year of full-time study and two years (pro-rata) part-time only, commencing in 2026-27.

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There is no specific application procedure. All applicants who submit an application to the MSc Health Psychology programme will be considered. The deadline to submit your application to the programme is as follows: Applicants who require a visa: 26 Jun 2026 Applicants who do not require a visa: 28 Aug 2026.

Other eligibility requirements This scholarship offers exceptional students with a proven interest in child protection the chance to undertake an MSc in Paediatrics and Child Health. This Scholarship was established in memory of Dr Michelle Zalkin to promote excellence in safeguarding and child protection. It offers exceptional students with a proven interest in child protection the chance to undertake the UCL Masters in Paediatrics and Child Health. Michelle gained a distinction on the MSc course, then worked in Community Paediatrics specialising in child protection before her untimely death at the age of 40 in 2013. The scholarship was established by Michelle’s family and friends to encourage the next generation to continue and build upon her work. The award is for applicants who have an unconditional or conditional offer to study the UCL MSc in Paediatrics and Child Health programme for entry in September 2025 for full time or modular/flexible. Applicants from other programmes are NOT ELIGIBLE to apply for this scholarship.

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Students will be assessed on the basis of the scholarship application form and in particular on their personal statement, as well as their original application for the course. The selected student will be academically strong and have a focus on child protection in their daily work. An interview will be conducted to assess commitment to child protection.

To be eligible for these scholarships, students need to: have submitted a complete application, including references, for the MSc Mathematics programme for 2026/27 entry.

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Students must submit a complete application.

Other eligibility requirements The UCL Global Masters Scholarship aims to enable and encourage international students from lower income backgrounds to pursue full-time Master's degree studies at UCL. Candidates can be from any country outside the UK but must fulfil all of the following criteria: be eligible to pay the Overseas fee rate; come from a lower income background; AND have submitted a complete admission application (including the submission of references) for a full-time Master's degree at UCL. Please note: Distance-learning options are not eligible for this fund; students must be coming to the UK to attend UCL in person.

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Please visit the International Masters Awards page for information on how to apply. .

Other eligibility requirements The UCL Global Undergraduate Scholarship aims to enable and encourage international students from low income backgrounds to pursue full-time Undergraduate degree studies at UCL. Candidates can be from any country outside the UK but must fulfill all of the following criteria: be eligible to pay the overseas fee rate; come from a low income background; AND have submitted an admission application for a full-time Undergraduate degree at UCL in 2026/27.

Income related

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You need to have submitted an admission application to UCL in order to apply for the scholarship. To be eligible for this scholarship, you don’t need an offer of admission, but you must have your fee status confirmed by UCL Admissions. This can happen shortly after applying or just before an offer is made. If you can't access the application form, it may be because UCL hasn't confirmed your admission yet. Please ensure you apply for admission well before the scholarship deadline. If you're eligible but can’t access the form two weeks before the deadline, email the SFO, and we’ll send an alternative form. Contact us early to ensure your application is submitted on time. Incomplete or late applications will not be considered, and no exceptions will be made.

Other eligibility requirements Applicants should: be holders of Hong Kong Permanent Identity Cards or Chinese citizens who have received full-time education in Hong Kong and/or China for no less than five of the eight years immediately prior to the start of study at UCL; have applied for admission through UCAS for full-time undergraduate degree studies at UCL (funding will not be available for the 6 year course in medicine leading to the MBBS BSc degree); NOT be attending any schools in the UK or currently enrolled at UCL; be liable to pay tuition fees at the rate for overseas students; be in financial need and unable to fund their planned studies at UCL without financial help; NOT be accepted for any other scholarships or bursaries; be willing to volunteer at activities of UCL, UCL Hong Kong Club and/or UCL Scholarship Hong Kong Foundation during and after their studies.

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Applicants must submit a completed application form, family financial resources summary spreadsheet AND arrange for an academic referee to complete the reference form. It may be expedient to review the family financial resources spreadsheet in the first instance to ascertain if the application will be worthwhile due to a comfortable surplus or too large a deficit. The family financial resources summary spreadsheet, application form and reference form can be downloaded.

UCL Humanitarian Scholarships enable students at serious risk and/or displaced due to armed conflict to pursue full-time Masters degree studies at UCL. Eligibility Candidates can be from any country outside the UK. Please note we do not accept applications from those that are already residing in the UK. You must also fulfill all of the following criteria: be at serious risk as a direct result of armed conflict, and/or be displaced inside or have been forced to leave your home country within the last three years because of armed conflict and have sought international protection outside of the UK; be eligible to pay the Overseas fee rate. come from a lower income background;. not already holding a qualification at the level of course, or higher, to which you are applying hold an offer of a place on your chosen full-time Master's at UCL by the scholarship panel meeting start of June 2026. (Please note distance learning and part-time Master's are not eligible for this award) have the documents in place by the time of the selection panel meeting (valid passport or other eligible travel documents) in order to be able to apply for a visa if selected.

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Please visit the International Master's Awards page for information on how to apply to this scholarship.

We are delighted to announce four partial fees only scholarships worth £6000 each for overseas fee paying students. We would like to celebrate the rich history of the UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology in welcoming students from across the globe who have contributed so much to the success of our Institute and programmes of study. In the academic year we have students from 54 countries currently studying for a masters. The scholarship is offered on the basis of academic merit. The scholarships are only available to students who have applied to study one of the eligible degree programmes.

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We are delighted to announce the availability of two partial fees only scholarships. One worth £4000 and the other £5000 for applicants to the UCL Clinical Neuroscience: Stroke Medicine MSc. We continue to see advances in our understanding of disease mechanisms and new treatment options for stroke. These prestigious new scholarships aim to support applicants who have a strong interest in contributing to stroke research. These will be competitively allocated based on your statement in the below application form for students enrolling for academic year 2025/26. The £5000 scholarship is for UK fee payers only and is derived from the Lady Estelle Wolfson Fund at NHNN. The £4000 scholarship is open to UK and overseas fee payers.

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To be eligible for this scholarship, candidates must: submit a complete application to study on our full-time LLM programme for 2026-27 entry by no later than Wednesday 17 December (including reference and all supporting documents). show prior outstanding academic achievements (usually a high first-class degree or equivalent), demonstrating exceptional potential to excel on UCL’s LLM (information from the application to the LLM will be used to make this assessment). Further information Candidates must satisfy the eligibility criteria; Applications received from candidates will be assessed by UCL Laws, who will determine whether to award a scholarship(s) based on the scholarship application, the LLM application, references and your written work; The scholarship will not be paid towards tuition fees until the candidate has enrolled at UCL.

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The application requires personal details and a statement on how the LLM will build on your academic achievements to date. Please carefully read the information below for further details before applying. To apply for the scholarship, please fill in our application form.

Other eligibility requirements We offer a scholarship to the student with strongest academic performance on each UPC pathway. To be eligible, you will be: enrolled on UCL's Undergraduate Preparatory Certificates for Humanities (UPCH) or Undergraduate Preparatory Certificates for Science & Engineering (UPCSE) programme. admitted for undergraduate studies at UCL.

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There’s no application procedure for the UPC Progression Scholarship. We consider all UPC students who hold an undergraduate offer at UCL.

A scholarship which celebrates international undergraduate students at the Global Business School for Health. Eligibility criteria Applicants must demonstrate strong academic merit Applicants must have applied to study the Business and Health BSc or Business and Health MSci course starting in September 2026. Applicants must be nationals of countries that receive official development assistance from the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

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To apply for this scholarship, candidates must submit a 500-word essay outlining their desire to pursue a career in healthcare.

A scholarship which celebrates international undergraduate students at the Global Business School for Health. Eligibility criteria Applicants must demonstrate strong academic merit (A A A at A-level or equivalent), excellence in studies and extracurriculars. Applicants must have applied to study the Business and Health BSc or Business and Health MSci course starting in September 2026. Applicants must be based overseas.

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To apply for this scholarship, candidates must submit a 500-word essay outlining their desire to pursue a career in healthcare.

The Wolfson Foundation is offering 3 postgraduate research scholarships for Faculty of Social & Historical Sciences students in 2026/27. These will be for areas in history, literature and languages. For the 2026/27 academic year, there will be three awards offered in the Faculty of Social & Historical Sciences. The intention is that Wolfson Scholarships will be awarded to outstanding students who demonstrate the potential to make an impact on their chosen field. Wolfson Scholarships will be awarded solely on academic merit. Ideally the scholars will become significant contributors to the culture of society, whether in the academic sphere or in other areas of intellectual and cultural leadership. Eligibility Departments in the Faculty of Social & Historical Sciences are able to nominate students for the Wolfson Scholarships. The Wolfson Scholarships are open to both UK and Overseas applicants. The scheme is eligible to all nationalities. Students should be resident within the UK for the duration of their studies and live within a reasonable distance of their host university (with the exception of periods of fieldwork or when attending conferences). The awards are available for doctoral research only, and will be paid over three years (or up to six years part time). For full-time students, it is expected that students complete their doctorate in three years. Students should have an outstanding academic record, usually a first class honours degree at undergraduate level and a Master's degree from a recognised university in a field of study relevant to their proposed doctoral research. Wolfson Scholarships will be available in three disciplines that align closely with the Foundation's interests: history, literature and languages. Awards are for students beginning their doctoral study at the start of the academic year 2026/27.

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Candidates do not apply directly for the Wolfson Scholarships, but must be nominated by their department. Candidates should check their own department's doctoral research application procedure (details can be found on the department's website) and inform their Departmental Graduate Tutor that they would like to be considered for the Wolfson Scholarship.

Other eligibility requirements A scholarship for women committed to driving change in healthcare. Scholars will benefit from leadership coaching and high-impact leadership training as part of their scholarship. Eligibility criteria This scholarship is intended to support individuals who identify as women. Applicants must demonstrate academic excellence and exceptional leadership potential. Applicants must have applied to study one of the following courses starting in September 2026: Biotech and Pharmaceutical Management MSc | Digital Health and Entrepreneurship MSc | Global Healthcare Management (Analytics) MSc | Global Healthcare Management (Finance) MSc | Global Healthcare Management (Leadership) MSc

Academic excellence

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To apply for this scholarship, candidates must submit a 500-word essay demonstrating how they will make a difference in healthcare. Scholarships will be awarded throughout the admissions cycle but only a limited number are available, so we recommend applying as early as possible.

Other eligibility requirements UCL School of Management is delighted to offer scholarships of up to £10,000 for a select number of outstanding candidates on the MSc Finance programme in the 2025/26 academic year. Women in Finance Scholarship – Scholarships will be given to outstanding female candidates who apply to the programme.

Academic excellence

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

All applicants who apply to the programme for September 2026 entry will be considered for these scholarships, and our admissions teams will be in touch if you have been chosen.