IOE Centenary Masters Scholarships

IOE Centenary Masters Scholarships

Overview

For 2025/26, IOE is offering Centenary Masters Scholarships for students who plan to work either in their home country, or another, to improve the circumstances of disadvantaged, excluded or underachieving citizens.

Awarded by

Institute of Education, University College London in UK

Subjects and level

Full-time Taught Master’s Degree programmes offered at UCL Institute of Education except for MA Educational Neuroscience or for any online courses.

For PhD Studies, refer to IOE Centenary Doctoral Scholarships.

Awards available

Not specified

Who can apply

Students from low or lower-middle income countries according to World Bank

What the award covers

Scholarships will cover full tuition fees and accommodation at International Students House for one academic year plus an annual stipend.

The scholarships are tenable for one academic year, subject to satisfactory progress.

Eligibility requirements

In order to apply for the Centenary Master’s Scholarships, candidates should:

  • • domiciled in an eligible low or lower-middle income country according to the World Bank classification (see above list)
  • • have an official unconditional offer to study a full time master’s degree at IOE (letter issued by UCL Admissions)
  • • not have studied or lived in the UK before.

How to apply

Applications are currently closed.

To be eligible for the scholarship, you must have an unconditional offer to study a full time masters degree in London at the UCL Institute of Education. Once you receive your unconditional offer letter, you can complete and submit an online application form. Deadline is 4 May 2026.

It is important to visit the official website (link found below) for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.

Official website

Always confirm the latest details and apply on the official website.

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