Master's Scholarship supporting disabled students

The Master's Scholarship supporting disabled students is offered by Imperial College London to support disabled students pursuing postgraduate study. One award is available in each of the four faculties for candidates with Home or Overseas fee status. The scholarship aims to provide financial support and mentoring for students with disabilities as defined in the Equality Act 2010, including physical impairment, vision or hearing impairment, specific learning difficulties, learning or intellectual disabilities, and neurodivergence or neurological disorders. This scholarship is designed to promote inclusivity and support students who face additional challenges in their academic pursuits. The award covers tuition fees up to £18,500, a maintenance grant of £21,000, an equipment allowance of £1,500, and mentoring support through the Activate Student Mentoring Programme. Eligible courses include one-year full-time or two-year part-time Master's programmes across the Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Faculty of Engineering, and Imperial Business School, with certain exceptions such as online courses and specific MBA programmes.