The Barlett Masters Scholarship Scheme at the University of London

The Barlett Masters Scholarship Scheme at the University of London

Overview

University College London (UCL) is offering students from under-represented groups who wish to undertake postgraduate studies at The Bartlett – LSE’s Faculty of the Built Environment, to apply for the Bartlett Masters Scholarship Scheme. The range of postgraduate taught programmes at The Bartlett is the broadest of any built environment faculty in the UK and offers 58 Master’s degree programmes.

Awarded by

The Bartlett – University College London’s Faculty of the Built Environment

Subjects and level

Masters degree, Postgraduate Certificate and Postgraduate Diploma in built environment with the following subjects:

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

Awards available

10

Who can apply

Students from under-represented groups.

What the award covers

Each scholarship is worth £10,000, to be used as partial fee remittance for study in 2020-21.

Eligibility requirements

Applicants must hold an offer of study to commence study in September 2020 (or be continuing, if following a modular/flexible or part-time course of study). They also must be able to pay the remainder of their tuition fees and all living expenses.

How to apply

Applicants do not need to have an offer of admission from the university by 3 April 2020, but must have submitted a complete application for study by then. Eligibility will be means-tested and will take into account total funds available to the applicant.

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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