Department of Computing MSc Scholarship

Imperial College London has no direct involvement in these awards and we provide this data for information purposes only. Please follow the links and contact each organisation directly for information on scholarships and application procedures. Prospective undergraduate students Amazon Future Engineer Bursary Doris Chen Undergraduate Scholarship (Imperial College London) Imperial Bursary Kingsbury Scholarship (Imperial College London) Lord Bhattacharyya Higher Education Bursary The Presidential Scholarship for Black Students The Royal Television Society: Technology Bursary The Treïs Scholarship (Imperial College London) Visa Scholarship Programme World Scientific Scholarship (Imperial College London) Amazon Future Engineer Bursary Supporting women A-level and BTEC/OCR (or Scottish equivalent) students from low-income households who wish to study computer science or related engineering courses at UK universities. Eligibility: a woman; currently studying computing at college or at least one A Level or Scottish Highers in science, technology, engineering, or maths have received an offer (conditional or unconditional) to study an eligible computer science or related engineering course at a university in the UK be resident in the UK and eligible to pay ‘home’ fee rates be enrolling at a UK university and commencing study at the start of the 2021-2022 academic year have been eligible for free school meals from the date you started your post-16 studies and/or have at least one parent or guardian in receipt of state benefits (not child benefit where this is the only benefit being received) Award: £5,000 per year for up to four years Find out more and apply Doris Chen Undergraduate Scholarship (Imperial College London) For prospective Joint Maths and Computing (JMC) home students, honouring and recognising exceptional talent. To be eligible, candidates must have attained the three requirements below: Have a conditional firm or unconditional offer of admission from the College to study an undergraduate course in the Department of Mathematics Possess a Home fee status, and Have been assessed for financial support through Student Finance England (SFE) or equivalent funding authority, with an SFE verified household income of less than £60,000 per annum Award: £10,000 Find out more and apply (currently unavailable) Imperial Bursary To be eligible for these awards, applicants must: be a Home undergraduate student with a household income below £70,000 apply for a means-tested government loan e.g. a Maintenance Loan from Student Finance England for students from England, even if you do not intend to take it out. Award: up to £5,000 per academic year. Find out more and apply Kingsbury Scholarship (Imperial College London) The Kingsbury Scholarship is awarded to one outstanding candidate each year who has not undertaken undergraduate study before. Eligible candidates must agree one or more internship or placement working in a UK engineering industry, either before their start at Imperial, as part of their course or in two or more summer breaks. T o be eligible, candidates must have attained the conditions below: have an offer to study a 4-year MEng or MSci course in Imperial’s Faculty of Engineering (excluding MEng Design Engineering); be a Home/UK student who has been assessed for financial support through Student Finance England (SFE) (or equivalent funding authority), with a SFE verified household income of less than £60,000 per annum; agree to one of the industry placements or internships (listed in the ‘Working in industry’ section); Submit a statement explaining how and why you intend to seek employment in a UK engineering industry upon graduation. Total award of £21,750 :