Scholarships and Funding

Scholarships for Undergraduate Students

Important information for Students

The table below shows scholarships for prospective UCL undergraduate students. Further details can be found by clicking on the name of the scholarship in the table below.

Name of Scholarship	Value of Award	Eligibility	Deadline
UCL Global Excellence Scholarships	£5,000	Prospective undergraduate students	n/a
UCL UPC Progression Scholarship	£5,000 p.a. for the duration of the undergraduate degree	UCL UPCSE/UPCH students admitted for undergraduate study at UCL	n/a
UCL Faculty Undergraduate Scholarships for Excellence	£3,000	First and second-year undergraduate students	n/a
Santander "1-UCL" Excellence/Endeavour Awards	£1,000 donation to a charity of the winners' choice	Students currently enrolled at UCL	3rd May
Denys Holland Undergraduate Scholarship	£9,300 for a maximum of 3 years in total	Prospective UCL undergraduates in financial hardship	Scholarship currently closed, re-opens 2011/2012
Ernest Hecht UCL Scholarships (overseas)	£2,000  p.a.	Prospective UCL undergraduates in any field from Latin America	extended deadline 2nd June 2009
Ernest Hecht UCL Scholarships (UK)	£500 p.a.	Prospective UK undergraduates intending to pursue Spanish and Latin American Studies	extended deadline 5th May 2009
UCL – Africa Educational Trust Undergraduate International Outreach Bursaries	Tuition Fees, maintenance, international economy travel and further benefits	Prospective UCL undergraduates, nationals & residents of Africa, schooled in Africa, who lack the financial means to study at UCL	apply for admission by January latest
UCL - United World Colleges Undergraduate Internatuional Outreach Bursaries	Tuition Fees, maintenance, international economy travel and further benefits	Final-year UWC students (except UWC KaMhlaba) liable to pay overseas tuition fees, admitted to UCL for undergraduate studies, who lack the financial means to study at UCL	apply for admission by January latest
UCL Hong Kong Alumni Scholarships Professor Denys Holland & Cowan Cheung Scholarship UCL Hong Kong Alumni Scholarship Vinson Chu Charitable Foundation Scholarship	£10,000 toward fees for a maximum of four years	Prospective UCL undergraduates resident in Hong Kong and other regions of the People's Republic of China	1st April
Wellcome Trust Vacation Scholarships	Weekly stipend of £190 for the duration of the project work up to 8 weeks	Current students from a university in the UK or Ireland in the middle year(s) of their undergraduate degree in science, dentistry or medical degree, on a summer placement on a biomedical research project at UCL	16th February 2009
Amelia Zollner IPPR/UCL Internship Award	£5000+ for a 3-month IPPR/UCL Internship	Final-year UCL students, about to graduate (Bachelors, Masters or Research degree) in any area	18 November 2009 (5pm)
Harold & Olga Fox Undergraduate Scholarships in Biological Sciences	Up to 5,000 p.a. for a max. of 3 years.	Prospective full-time undergraduates liable to pay tuition fees at the international rate.	15th July
Schools Competition Act Settlement Trust Awards	Bursaries and project awards of varying value	Students having attended one of the Trust's list of schools	Deadlines: Project Awards: 1st September General Bursaries: 30th September
Cochlear Graeme Clark Scholarship	EUR6,000	Nucleus implant recipients admitted to or enrolled at UCL.	please contact funding organisation
British Chevening Scholarships
Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan

Further Sources of Funding

Some international organisations, such as UNESCO or the European Commission, operate their own scholarship schemes. Details are available through your own government's Ministry of Education or Education Department.

There may also be some scholarships and sponsorships available from British industry. Details are available from the British Council or British High Commission or Embassy in your own country. Some jointly funded schemes operate with British industrial/commercial firms and grant-giving foundations. If available, these will be advertised in the British High Commission or Embassy in your own country. Finally, some voluntary organisations, such as the Rotary Foundation, operate their own scholarship programmes, though these may be limited in size and scope. For further information, contact the appropriate organisations in your own country.

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*NOTE: All scholarship and student funding schemes are subject to availability of funds, and details given here are subject to change at any time. Potential applicants are urged to check information regularly to ensure they are aware of current procedures, deadlines etc.

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