SPH Masters Scholarships

The School of Public Health offers a number of scholarships for our postgraduate taught programmes. For our on-campus programmes (Master of Public Health, MSc in Epidemiology & Msc in Health Data Analytics and Machine Learning) the scholarship will cover the tuition fees only equal to the cost of a home student. Overseas (including EU) students can be awarded scholarships but will be required to cover the remaining balance of their tuition fees. The School of Public Health also offers one full-fee scholarship for the Master of Public Health (online) programme. This scholarship will cover tuition fees for either a home or overseas student. Applications for the School of Public Health scholarships need to be made by a separate form , in addition to the full application for admission for the relevant programme of study. You will need to have been made an offer for a School of Public Health programme for 2027 entry in order to be considered for a scholarship for the same year of entry. You can apply for one of our programmes via Imperial Apply . If you have applied but not yet been made an offer, your application will be reviewed at the same time. Please see 'how to apply' below for further information and the application form . Applications are invited from candidates from the UK, the EU, Overseas and current Imperial College London students who have the potential to become leaders in their field. Please note that there are other scholarships offered by the Institutes and Departments that make up the Faculty of Medicine. These are separate from the Faculty Master's Scholarships and entail a different application process. For other such scholarships, please see Imperial’s Search our scholarships . Eligibility Please ensure you read our eligibility criteria before making an application. General eligibility These awards are open to all students who make an application to the School of Public Health by the deadline for admission to study for a Master's programme, starting in October 2027. Please note that these awards can only be given to students who are studying a programme run by the School of Public Health. If you are hoping to study a Master's programme run by another Faculty or Department, please see a list of other scholarship programmes which you may be eligible for . It is not essential for applicants to have already received an