MS Aesthetics (Surgical Pathway) Scholarship

MS Aesthetics (Surgical Pathway) Scholarship

This award worth £16,000 is an excellent opportunity for a UK / Home student to study the MS Aesthetics (Aesthetic Surgery) on a full-time basis, starting in September 2025.

The scholarship will be awarded based on a combination of academic merit and the financial need of the successful candidate.

Our course is designed for surgical trainees looking to master evidence-based aesthetic surgery, prioritising patient safety and satisfaction in their practices.

You’ll learn from leading experts at the Centre of Excellence for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead, as well as other prominent national and international surgeons.

Eligibility

• You are a UK/Home student as classified by UCL Admissions.
• You must be accepted to study the MS Aesthetics (Aesthetic Surgery) on a full-time basis.
• You must have current registration with the General Medical Council (GMC).

How to apply

Deadline

Friday 29 August, 5pm.

Eligible candidates who apply for the award by the deadline who hold an offer or are subsequently made an offer will be considered for interview.

Terms of selection

• The UCL Division of Surgery and Interventional Science is exclusively responsible for selecting the most suitable student candidate. UCL reserves the right not to make an award if, in its judgement, there is no suitable candidate.
• If a suitable candidate cannot be found, the funds will be rolled over and awarded in the following academic year. The scholarship cannot be awarded to a student on another programme.
• The scholarship can be kept open if there is a period of interruption in the recipient’s studies, e.g. if they pause their studies due to unexpected personal circumstances.
• If the scholar leaves UCL, the monies remaining will be awarded to an existing student the next year.
• If, during their studies, the recipient decides to transfer to another UCL programme the award is not permitted to ‘follow’ the student and the remaining funds will be awarded to an existing student on a pro-rata basis.
• The award is solely for the 2025/26 academic year for which the student has applied. If the student decides to defer when they begin their programme, the award cannot be transferred or delayed to a subsequent academic year and will be awarded to another eligible candidate.

About the award

The award is funded by Adoreal, the first consumer-led aesthetics platform.

Its goal is to transform the way consumers experience the aesthetics industry. It wants to ensure anyone considering aesthetics is guided every step of the way and has a clear voice to express what they want to achieve.