The UCL-GREAT Scholarships 2025 are jointly funded by UCL and the British Council to provide financial support to citizens of Egypt, France, India and Kenya (Science and Technology).
Eligibility
Candidates must be passport holders and residents of Egypt, France, India and Kenya (Science and Technology).
Candidates from Egypt, France and India must have made an application to study any full-time Master's degree in any faculty at UCL in 2025/26 in order to apply for the scholarship.
Candidates from Kenya can apply for the GREAT Science and Technology Scholarship. You must have made an application to study a Masters degree in one of the following faculties only: Brain Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Life Sciences, Maths and Physical Sciences, Medical Sciences and Population Health Sciences.
Please note you must hold an offer of a place on your chosen Masters at UCL by the scholarship closing date of Thursday 8th May 2025.
Distance learning and mod flex courses are not eligible.
Value, benefits, and duration
- There are 4 scholarships available in 2025/26. 1 for Egypt, 1 for France, 1 for India and 1 for Kenya (Science and Technology)
- The value of the scholarship is £10,000
- The scholarship will be applied to the recipient’s tuition fees
- Award recipients are obliged to inform the UCL Student Funding Office immediately of any other funding they are awarded towards their UCL Master’s degree studies, before or subsequent to the UCL – GREAT scholarship. The GREAT Scholarship must be used to pay your tuition fees.
Selection
The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic excellence and financial need
How to apply
We will update this webpage with information on how to apply in January 2025.
The deadline for applications to this scholarship will be at 5pm BST, Thursday 8th May 2025.
Results
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted mid June to provide evidence of financial need. When this has been assessed, successful candidates will be informed at the beginning of July.