Published: 20 May 2025 75 views
The Genes, Drugs and Stem Cells Scholarships offer financial support to two Home fee status students applying for the MSc Genes, Drugs and Stem Cells – Novel Therapies programme. One award covers 50% (£7,750) and another 100% (£15,500) of the tuition fee. The scholarships aim to improve access to postgraduate study for students from underrepresented groups.
One award for £7,750 to cover 50% of the Home tuition fees.
One award for £15,500 to cover 100% of the Home tuition fee.
These awards are open to new Home fee status students making an application to the MSc Genes Drugs and Stem Cells programme to start in 2025.
The focus of these scholarships is to increase access to postgraduate study at Imperial for people from under represented groups. You can see further guidance on the Office for Students webpages on who may be considered an under represented group in Higher Education
It is not essential for applicants to have already received an offer of a place on a programme, but the initial programme application must have been started before applying for a scholarship.
Please note: This scholarship is not available to continuing students.
If you have any additional questions, please contact [email protected].
The decision will be communicated by the end of July. Candidates must first apply for the MSc programme before applying for the scholarship.
You will be asked to provide a personal statement outlining why you want to study with us and what you aspire to do on completion of the MSc.
Guidance to applicants on the personal statement
Take your time to compose your personal statement. Be yourself.
The best personal statements are based on the applicant’s own honest reflections about their plans and the way to get there. You may need to make more than one draft before submitting your final statement.
The question is really asking, “based on what you know about the course, why do you want to do the MSc and what do you hope to 'take away' from it that will support your future career plans?”.
Please evidence how your studying at Imperial will increase the diversity within the student body and/or how you fall within an under represented group. See Office for Student webpage for guidance on 'under represented groups'.
For more details, visit Imperial College London scholarship page.
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