Scholarships at St George's, University of London

In partnership with the British Council and the GREAT Britain Campaign, St George’s University of London is offering 1 scholarship to students in India applying for postgraduate courses.

We are offering a total of 1 scholarship of £10,000 to students from India:

• 1 x £10,000 Scholarship to a student from India applying to one of the courses below;

Please note: you must be a passport holder of India to apply for this scholarship. 

Courses eligible for the GREAT Scholarship:

• Applied Biomedical Science MSc

• Clinical Neuroscience Practice MSc

• Genomic Medicine MSc

• Global Health MSc (and pathways)

• Medical Ethics, Law & Humanities MA

• Sports Cardiology MSc

Deadline for application to course to be considered for GREAT Scholarship: 1 May 2024.

Eligibility and assement criteria

To be eligible for a scholarship you must: 

1. Have made an application for one the postgraduate Master’s course listed above, for full-time study, by the deadlines stated above 

2. Not already be qualified at a Master’s level or above (e.g. PhD) 

3. Be self-funding your course fees or in receipt of a tuition fee loan (courses funded by the NHS or students receiving employer or sponsor funding are not eligible)  

4. Have, or be predicted, a 2:1 or above or international equivalent  

5. Be a passport holder of India

The Ravi Ray Scholarship in Undergraduate Medicine helps alleviate financial concerns for students from disadvantaged backgrounds who demonstrate outstanding potential to make a difference in the world. Each year, the scholarship will provide funding towards one Medicine scholar’s tuition fees or living costs for the final three years of their programme.

The selected scholar will receive £3,000 annually towards tuition fees for Years 3, 4 and towards living costs for Year 5 (or an intercalated year) of their degree.

The tabs below give details of each of the postgraduate scholarships we offer.

Advanced Breast Practice (MSc)

Advanced Clinical Practice (MSc)

Biomedical Science (MRes)

Clinical Neuroscience Practice (MSc)

Global Health (MSc)

Genomic Medicine (MSc)

Heart Failure (MSc)

Medical Ethics, Law, and Humanities (MA)

Occupational Therapy (MSc)

Physician Associates Studies (MPAS)

Physiotherapy (MSc)

Sports Cardiology (MSc)

Translational Medicine (MRes and MSc)

Eligibility

To be eligible for a scholarship you must: 

• Have made an application for a postgraduate Master’s course, either full-time or part-time study, by the deadlines stated above 

• Not already be qualified at a Master’s level or above (e.g. PhD) 

• Be self-funding your course fees or in receipt of a tuition fee loan (courses funded by the NHS or students receiving employer or sponsor funding are not eligible)  

• Have, or be predicted, a 2:1 or above or international equivalent