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MSc in Language Sciences with specialisation in Sign Language and Deaf Studies

The MSc in Language Sciences is an umbrella degree in the Division of Psychology and Language Sciences that provides students with an opportunity for the in-depth study of one or more areas of the Language Sciences. One of these specialist areas is Sign Language and Deaf Studies, supported by DCAL staff.

We particularly encourage applications from deaf and hard of hearing students and/or students from minority ethnic groups who are currently under-represented at UCL and DCAL.

Funding opportunity

The Snowdon Masters Scholarships provide up to £30,000 to UK or international disabled students to study on any UK Masters programme. Deaf and disabled students interested in the MSc Language Sciences (Sign Language and Deaf Studies) are encouraged to apply!

These scholarships are offered by the Snowdon Trust, in partnership with the Global Disability Innovation Hub. Applications to Snowdon may be submitted in English or British Sign Language. (Note: To be considered for the scholarship, you must have an offer from your university of choice by 1 May. We therefore advise you apply to UCL MSc Language Sciences as soon as possible but no later than 10 March 2023.) The next round of applications for the Snowdon Masters Scholarships will open in January 2023. Students are encouraged to check the Snowdon Trust's website for more information.

Find out more about the MSc course here