Bartlett Masters Scholarship Scheme at University College London

Each Bartlett Masters Scholarship is worth £10,000 and goes toward tuition fees for postgraduate study at The Bartlett, University College London's Faculty of the Built Environment. The scheme is aimed at students from under-represented groups. The Bartlett runs the widest range of postgraduate taught programmes of any built environment faculty in the UK, with 58 Master's degree programmes.

• Host: The Bartlett, University College London (UCL)
• Level: Master's degree, Postgraduate Certificate and Postgraduate Diploma
• Study in: UK
• Awards: 10 scholarships
• Value: £10,000 each, applied as partial fee remittance for 2020-21
• Deadline: 3 April 2020
• Course start: September 2020

The Bartlett, University College London's Faculty of the Built Environment, UK.

Master's degree, Postgraduate Certificate and Postgraduate Diploma in the built environment, in these subject areas:

• Architecture
• Infrastructure finance
• Sustainable development
• Energy economics
• Heritage
• Innovation and public value
• Lighting
• Urban regeneration
• Spatial analysis

10 scholarships.

Students from under-represented groups.

Each scholarship is worth £10,000. The amount is applied as partial fee remittance for study in 2020-21, so it reduces your tuition bill rather than covering it in full. You need to fund the rest of your fees and all your living costs yourself.

• You must hold an offer of study to start in September 2020, or be continuing your studies if you are on a modular, flexible or part-time course.
• You must be able to pay the remainder of your tuition fees and all living expenses.

You do not need an offer of admission by 3 April 2020, but you must have submitted a complete application for study by that date. Eligibility is means-tested and looks at the total funds available to you.

Check the official website (link below) for full details on how to apply.

This scheme suits students from under-represented groups who want to study a built environment subject at postgraduate level at The Bartlett and who can cover the rest of their fees and living costs. It fits you if you are applying for a Master's, Postgraduate Certificate or Postgraduate Diploma starting in September 2020, or if you are already continuing on a modular, flexible or part-time route.

• Who can apply for the Bartlett Masters Scholarship? Students from under-represented groups who hold an offer to start in September 2020, or who are continuing on a modular, flexible or part-time course, and who can pay the remaining fees and living expenses.
• What does the scholarship cover? £10,000 per award, used as partial fee remittance for study in 2020-21. It does not cover living costs or the full tuition fee.
• How many scholarships are available? 10.
• What is the deadline? 3 April 2020. You must have submitted a complete application for study by then, though you do not need an offer of admission by that date.
• How do I apply? Submit a complete application for study at The Bartlett by the deadline and follow the instructions on the official website.

• Read the official scholarship guidelines before you start so you know exactly what the means test looks at.
• Prepare your funding information early, since the assessment considers total funds available to you.
• Submit your course application well before the deadline to avoid last-minute problems.
• Check whether your chosen programme is a Master's, Postgraduate Certificate or Postgraduate Diploma, as all three levels are covered.