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The MSc Population Health programme is please to offer a one-year Studentship for full-time students undertaking the MSc Population Health
The award is for a student starting in September 2024 and the Studentship will consist of £2,500 towards tuition fees. The recipient will be expected to secure the remaining part of their tuition fees and to cover their living costs.
Eligibility requirements
Candidates can be from any country but must be intending to pursue the full-time UCL MSc in Population Health; and by the deadline for the Studentship application, they must have received an unconditional offer of admission. Applicants with a conditional offer can apply for the Studentship but must receive an unconditional offer by 1pm on Friday 30th June 2024 to be eligible for the Studentship
Value and duration
The value of the award is £2,500. Awards are tenable for one year of full-time study only for the session 2024-2025.
Selection criteria
The criteria for awarding the scholarship is academic excellence.
Application
Please submit an application form to the programme administrator (iehc.mscpopulationhealth@ucl.ac.uk) by 1pm on Friday 30th June 2024. We are unable to consider any applications submitted after this deadline. The successful applicant will be notified by 15th September 2024. If you have not heard from us by 15th September 2024, we regret that your application has been unsuccessful.
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MSc Population Health Studentship awardees
"I feel very privileged to have been chosen for the MSc Population Health Studentship. The financial support has been very useful in helping me to manage the expense of London living so that I am able to dedicate myself fully to my studies and I would strongly recommend applying for this studentship to anyone taking the Population Health course. The course itself has been hugely interesting so far, providing a strong theoretical basis while also having a consistent focus on real-world applications and the realities of work in the field of population health and I have learnt a lot from my colleagues who have a huge range of experiences. I feel that this course will prepare us very well for futures in Population Health and I am very grateful for the assistance that the MSc Population Health Studentship has given me towards that goal."
"I was honoured to be accepted onto the MSc in Population Health at UCL and to receive the Population Health Studentship last autumn. The programme has helped me to develop the strong knowledge base and skill set needed to undertake research in public health. The studentship has allowed me to focus exclusively on my studies and to take advantage of living in a dynamic, multicultural city. I would highly recommend any future students to spend time and thought applying for the studentship as it is a unique opportunity to understand your strengths and gain support. I have learned a lot from the ideas and experiences of my fellow classmates on the MSc and believe they would all be strong candidates for the studentship. I am grateful that my studies at UCL have built my confidence in academia and I look forward to the opportunities it will bring in the future."