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Everything you need to know before you apply for a DeepMind MSc Neuroscience Scholarship.
Value
The value of the scholarship will cover tuition fees in full, and provide an £18,000 maintenance stipend. Additionally, £2,200 is provided to cover travel to or attendance at relevant academic conferences (either in person or virtually). A further £1,700 is provided as an equipment grant.
Deadline
Monday 15 July 2024 at 11:59pm (BST). This MSc programme is heavily oversubscribed, therefore students interested in this scholarship are advised to apply as early as possible.
Eligibility
The scholarships are available for UK (Home fee status) course applicants who will be undertaking the course on a full-time basis.
Candidates must be from at least one of the following under-represented groups within the MSc Neuroscience:
1. Identify as British Black-African or British Black-Caribbean or Asian/Asian British: Pakistani
2. From a household with an annual income of less than £25,000
Details
Windsor Fellowship is working with University College London to offer scholarships funded by DeepMind to students who will be starting at UCL in September 2024 on the Neuroscience MSc and who have an interest in AI. Students interested in these scholarships are advised to apply to the course as early as possible.
The DeepMind scholarships are positive action initiatives to help UCL ensure that it can attract and support students from all sections of the community, particularly those groups that are under-represented in post-graduate studies.
Application procedure
You must have completed your application to the MSc Neuroscience (including ensuring references are uploaded) before applying for the scholarship separately.
Fill out the online application form and financial information form on the Windsor Fellowship website by Monday 15 July 2024 at 11.59pm BST.
If you have any questions about the programme, email: scholarship@windsor-fellowship.org