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The Division of Medicine is offering three bursaries worth £5,000 to study a range of master's degrees in 2025. You must hold an offer to study one of the participating courses before you can apply.
Eligibility
- All bursaries are open to UK and overseas students.
- All bursaries are awarded by a combination of academic merit and financial need.
- They are not available for postgraduate diplomas, postgraduate certificates or short courses.
- You must hold an offer to study one of the participating degrees to apply for a bursary.
Biomedical Sciences Programme Bursary
One bursary of £5,000 for students on the following programmes:
- MSc Advanced Biomedical Imaging
- MSc / MRes Clinical Drug Development
- MSc / MRes Drug Design
- MSc Genetics and Multiomics in Medicine
- MSc / MRes Human Tissue Repair
- MSc Precision Medicine
- MSc Respiratory Clinical Science
How to apply
Once you have an offer to study, send a completed bursary application form to divmed.postgrad@ucl.ac.uk by 22 August 2025 (5pm).
Biomedical Sciences Bursary Application Form
Nutrition Programmes Bursary
One bursary of £5,000 for students on the following programmes:
- MSc Clinical & Public Health Nutrition
- MSc Eating Disorders & Clinical Nutrition
- MSc Obesity & Clinical Nutrition
How to apply
Once you have an offer to study, send a completed bursary application form to divmed.postgrad@ucl.ac.uk by 22 August 2025 (5pm).
Nutrition Programmes Bursary Application Form
Lead Departmental Student Representative Bursary
One bursary of £5,000 for students on the following programmes:
- MSc Advanced Biomedical Imaging
- MSc / MRes Clinical Drug Development
- MSc Clinical & Public Health Nutrition
- MSc / MRes Drug Design
- MSc Eating Disorders & Clinical Nutrition
- MSc Genetics and Multiomics in Medicine
- MSc / MRes Human Tissue Repair
- MSc Obesity & Clinical Nutrition
- MSc Precision Medicine
- MSc Respiratory Clinical Science
Responsibilities
The awardee will become the Division of Medicine PGT Lead Departmental Representative for the academic year 2025/2026. This role holds the following roles and responsibilities:
- Gather feedback: Collect feedback from PGT students on various aspects of their academic experience, including teaching quality, assessment methods, and support services.
- Represent students: Act as the primary liaison between PGT students and the divisional administration, representing students’ views at meetings and consultations. Co-host termly Student Partnership Committee meetings between students and staff.
- Communicate outcomes: Relay information back to the student body about decisions made, actions taken, and any changes implemented based on their feedback.
- Advocate for change: Work with divisional and/or faculty staff to address any issues or concerns raised by students, advocating for improvements and solutions.
- Organise events: Help organize events and activities that enhance the PGT experience, such as workshops, social events, and networking opportunities.
- Provide support: Offer support and guidance to PGT students, helping them navigate university processes and access resources.
- Collaborate with other representatives: Work closely with other student reps at the divisional and faculty level to ensure a cohesive approach to student representation.
How to apply
Once you have an offer to study, send a completed bursary application form to divmed.postgrad@ucl.ac.uk by 22 August 2025 (5pm).