Master's Scholarship supporting disabled students

Imperial College London's Master's Scholarship supporting disabled students provides comprehensive financial support to disabled students pursuing postgraduate taught Master's degrees. The scholarship aims to support disabled students as defined under the Equality Act 2010, including those with physical impairments, vision or hearing impairments, specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia, learning or intellectual disabilities, and neurodivergence or neurological disorders. Four scholarships are available (one per faculty) for students pursuing one-year full-time or two-year part-time Master's courses across the Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Faculty of Engineering, and Imperial Business School. The scholarship covers home tuition fees up to £18,500, provides a maintenance grant of £21,000, includes an allowance of £1,500 for equipment, and offers mentoring support through the Activate Student Mentoring Programme. This opportunity is open to both home and overseas fee status students, though overseas students must arrange payment of the remaining balance beyond the home fee coverage.