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UCL Global Master's Scholarship

The UCL Global Master's Scholarship aims to enable and encourage international students from lower income backgrounds to pursue full-time Master's degree studies at UCL. The scholarship provides £15,000 for one year to support tuition fees and maintenance costs for international students from outside the UK. Up to 85 scholarships are available annually, with five ring-fenced for students from India and one for a student from Japan (Musubi Global Master's Scholarship). The scholarship is awarded based on financial need and is available for all postgraduate taught programs at UCL. The award is tenable for one year, or split over two years for two-year programs. Recipients must be eligible to pay the Overseas fee rate, come from a lower income background, and have submitted a complete admission application for full-time Master's degree studies at UCL. Distance-learning options are not eligible; students must attend UCL in person in the UK.

The Inlaks Scholarship

The Inlaks Scholarship is a prestigious funding opportunity offered through Imperial College London for postgraduate taught programs. This scholarship is provided by the Inlaks Foundation and is specifically designed for international students who will be classified as overseas for tuition fee purposes. The scholarship supports full-time study at Imperial College London during the 2026/2027 academic year. The scholarship is targeted at prospective students from overseas who are seeking to pursue postgraduate taught degrees at Imperial College London. Further details on eligibility criteria and the application process will be made available by the Inlaks Foundation, which administers this scholarship program in collaboration with Imperial College London.

TEV UK-Imperial-Scholarship

The TEV UK-Imperial-Scholarship is a prestigious funding opportunity for Turkish students pursuing one-year Master's level courses at Imperial College London. This scholarship is designed for students who demonstrate financial need and academic excellence. The award provides comprehensive financial support including full tuition fees, a generous annual stipend, travel costs, and visa-related expenses. The scholarship is specifically available for full-time postgraduate taught and Master's research programs within the Faculty of Engineering or Faculty of Natural Sciences. Recipients are expected to commence their studies in Autumn 2026-27 and must meet English language requirements by June 2026. The selection process involves both financial need assessment by TEV UK and academic merit evaluation by Imperial College London, with interviews conducted for shortlisted candidates. Recipients will have opportunities to engage with the donors and are required to provide progress statements during the tenure of their award.

Scholarship students of Black heritage Chemistry

This scholarship is designed to support students from Black heritage backgrounds who are pursuing postgraduate study in Chemistry at Imperial College London. The scholarship follows the same eligibility criteria and application process as the Presidential Scholarships for Students of Black Heritage at Imperial. These scholarships aim to improve access to postgraduate education and provide financial and academic support to underrepresented groups. The award covers the full cost of Home tuition fees and provides a UKRI equivalent bursary for living expenses. Two scholarships are available for the 2026/2027 academic year for students starting a new postgraduate course (Master's research or postgraduate taught) in the Department of Chemistry.

Scholarship students of Black heritage Chemistry

This scholarship is available for students of Black heritage pursuing postgraduate taught or Master's research degrees in Chemistry at Imperial College London. The scholarship provides full coverage of Home tuition fees and a UKRI equivalent bursary for the 2025/2026 academic year. Two awards are available to prospective students studying full time. This scholarship follows the same eligibility criteria and application process as the Presidential Scholarships for Students of Black Heritage. Applicants must have applied, received, and accepted an offer for their chosen course in the Chemistry department and completed the Presidential Scholarships application form by the deadline of April 1, 2025. The scholarship is not available to continuing students and aims to support underrepresented students of Black heritage in pursuing advanced chemistry education at Imperial College London.

Scholarship for students of Black heritage - Chemistry Department

This scholarship is offered by Imperial College London's Chemistry Department for postgraduate taught and Master's research students of Black heritage. The scholarship provides full coverage of Home tuition fees and a UKRI equivalent bursary for the 2024/2025 academic year. Two awards are available for full-time study. The scholarship follows the same eligibility criteria and application process as the Presidential Scholarships for Students of Black Heritage program, and is designed to support and encourage students from underrepresented Black heritage backgrounds to pursue advanced studies in chemistry at Imperial College London. Applicants must have applied, received, and accepted an offer for their chosen course and completed the Presidential Scholarships application form by the scholarship deadline.

Said Foundation Scholarship

The Said Foundation Scholarship supports students from Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, and Palestine to pursue one-year postgraduate taught degrees or master's degrees by research at Imperial College London. The scholarship is designed for candidates who demonstrate leadership potential in their chosen field and have a clear commitment to returning to their home country or region after completing their studies. Two scholarships are available for the 2026/2027 academic year. The scholarship provides comprehensive support including full overseas tuition fees, a maintenance allowance, an arrival allowance, UK visa fees, immigration health surcharge, and an economy return airfare. Candidates must hold Syrian, Jordanian, Lebanese, or Palestinian nationality, permanently reside in one of these countries (with exceptions for Syrians displaced due to current circumstances), and hold an undergraduate degree equivalent to a UK 2:1 or higher. Applicants must also have relevant work or voluntary experience and meet the Foundation's English language requirements.