University College London (UCL)

The Physics & Astronomy Opportunity Scholarship

This scholarship aims to attract undergraduate students from a broad range of backgrounds to tackle the lack of Black representation within the Physics & Astronomy field. It covers the equivalent of a full government maintenance loan for the duration of the student's degree at UCL.

Award

£13,348 per year

Deadline

June 19 (annually)

Level

Undergraduate

Status

Usually due June 19 – next cycle expected

AstrophysicsPhysicsTheoretical PhysicsRenewable award

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Application effort
Low (no essay or letters listed)
Who can apply
Undergraduate students

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Who is eligible

  • Identify as Black or Black British (including Caribbean, African, Mixed - Black African, Mixed - Black Caribbean, or other Black background)
  • Be UK domiciled and have home fee status, or be a forced migrant (as defined by UCL)
  • Have not completed a degree either at UCL or elsewhere previously
  • Hold and have accepted an offer of admission (conditional or unconditional) to study on an eligible UCL Physics & Astronomy undergraduate degree programme
  • Come from a lower socio-economic background based on household income

What you'll need

  • Online application form demonstrating educational, personal, and financial circumstances
  • No additional supporting documents are required

How to apply

  • Apply for and accept an offer of admission to an eligible undergraduate degree programme within the UCL Department of Physics and Astronomy.
  • Complete and submit the online application form before the deadline.
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