Scholarship

Sustainability Leadership for the Built Environment Access Bursary

University of Cambridge - Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership Original Source
Award

£2,808 - £14,040

Deadline

Apr 29, 2026

Due in 58 days
Location

Global

Applicants

individual

About This Opportunity

The Sustainability Leadership for the Built Environment Access Bursary is designed to support professionals working in the built environment who want to pursue the University of Cambridge Master's program. This two-year, part-time Master's course brings together professionals from all built environment disciplines to explore the radical change and innovation needed to deliver sustainable and resilient places and spaces. The bursary enables qualified applicants with financial needs, including those with part-funding from their company or other sources, to access this transformative educational opportunity. Bursaries typically range from 10 to 50 per cent of the combined postgraduate fee, based on demonstrated financial need as detailed in the bursary application statement. The bursary is applied as a discount, with half of the agreed amount applied to the first year fee and half to the second year fee. Approximately 3 bursaries are available per year, ranging from £2,808 to £14,040 annually. The program particularly welcomes applicants who have experienced social, economic or educational disadvantage, with priority consideration given to applicants from low-income backgrounds, UK citizens from ethnic minorities, citizens of countries in the DAC list of ODA recipients, and students under-represented at Cambridge including refugees or asylum seekers, carers, care-leavers, and individuals with disabilities. Applications are welcome from any candidate, irrespective of gender, nationality, or geographical location, with no restrictions on citizenship, country of residence or fee status.

Duration 24 - 25 mo
3 awards
Decision June-July

Who Can Apply

Region
Global
Applicants
individual
Priority for
racial_minorities, low_income, disabled, first_generation, rural, indigenous

Application Details

Stages

  1. 1 two_stage

Required documents

cover_letter

Review process

Candidates must first apply to the Master's program through the standard admission process, then complete a separate bursary application form detailing financial barriers, funding investigations, diversity contributions, and anticipated program impact.

Additional benefits

  • networking

Restrictions

  • no_concurrent_funding