The IMPACT Scholarship is designed to support students pursuing at UCL (University College London). It offers financial support of upto undefined for Tuition fees and is open to eligible postgraduate students.
Overview of the The IMPACT Scholarship scholarship
Who can apply for the The IMPACT Scholarship?
The IMPACT scholarships will support two applicants who have demonstrated financial need, who have lived experience of inequality, and who show great promise for population health impact. The IMPACT scholarship up to the value of £20,500 will contribute towards the recipient's full-time fees to study on the MPH programme. People wishing to study part-time or modular flexible are also welcome to apply and the scholarship up to the value of £20,500 will contribute towards the recipient's fees and will be applied pro rata.
Candidates must fulfil all of the following criteria:
Has lived experience of inequality. This may include, but is not limited to, experience of inequality due to income, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, carer responsibilities, adverse childhood experiences, social exclusion, or disability.
Meets the admissions criteria for UCL online Master of Public Health (MPH).
AND have submitted an admissions application for the MPH programme at UCL, starting in 2027/28.
Head over to the UCL (University College London) for more details on the scholarship and application guidelines
Head over to the UCL (University College London) for more details on the scholarship and application guidelines
The IMPACT Scholarship scholarship
What does the The IMPACT Scholarship include?
This scholarship provides the following support:
What is the selection process for the The IMPACT Scholarship?
Here's an outline of the selection criteria and process to help you understand how the recipients are chosen:
The scholarship is awarded based on a comprehensive set of criteria to evaluate applicants description of:
how their experience of inequality (due to income, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, carer responsibilities, adverse childhood experience, social exclusion, or disability) has shaped them and their drive to study Public Health.
why they should receive a scholarship to undertake the Master of Public Health and how it will benefit them personally.
how they will use their experience of inequality and the benefit of the scholarship and MPH to make a difference to population health in their future career.
A panel of two assessors will review and score each application separately. Combined/average score across assessors will be ranked. The two highest scoring applicants will be recommended for scholarships.
Applying for the The IMPACT Scholarship: What you need to know
Ready to apply? Here's what you need to know before submitting your application:
