2024 UCL IMPACT Scholarship (University College London)

The University College London invites suitably qualified applicants for the UCL IMPACT Scholarships for international students willing to study in the United Kingdom.

The IMPACT scholarships will cover the successful recipients’ full fees (£19,300) to study a Master’s degree at the prestigious University College London.

Requirements:

  • Meet the admissions criteria for UCL online Master of Public Health (MPH).
  • Have submitted an admissions application for the MPH programme at UCL, starting in 2024/25.
  • Have 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.

Duration and Reward

  • The value of the UCL IMPACT Scholarship is £19,300 covering the cost of tuition. 
  • The bursary is tenable for students who wish to study full-time, part-time, or via modular-flexible.
  • The bursary will first be applied to the recipient’s tuition fees.

Selection Criteria

  • how their experience of inequality (due to income, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, carer responsibilities, adverse childhood experience, social exclusion, or disability) has shaped them and their drive to study Public Health. 
  • why they should receive a scholarship to undertake the Master of Public Health and how it will benefit them personally. 
  • how they will use their experience of inequality and the benefit of the scholarship and MPH to make a difference in population health in their future career. 

A panel of two assessors will review and score each application separately. Combined/average scores across assessors will be ranked. The two highest-scoring applicants will be recommended for scholarships.

How To Apply?

CLICK HERE TO APPLY FOR THE SCHOLARSHIP

Deadline: June 30, 2024

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