The Bartlett Promise Master's Scholarship

We will consider your educational, personal and financial circumstances. You will need to demonstrate these in your application. Assessment of applications will be made in relation to the eligibility criteria.

The selection panel will assess your application based on information provided on your scholarship application form and the information you provide in your one-to-one dialogue with the Windsor Fellowship. Assessment of applications will be made in relation to the eligibility criteria.

Full tuition fees plus an allowance to cover living and study expenses (£17,096), for the normal duration of the course at UCL. All Promise scholars will also receive on-going academic and career support during their study.

Number of awards: Up to ten scholarships are available to students starting September 2026. We are also offering up to three additional scholarships with the Aziz Foundation.

The Bartlett Promise aims to enable students from backgrounds which are underrepresented in The Bartlett, to pursue postgraduate studies at The Bartlett, UCL's Faculty of the Built Environment.

For The Bartlett Promise scholarship candidates must:

be UK domiciled with home fee status or be a forced migrant (as defined by UCL) in the UK
have an offer of admission to a Bartlett master's course for study in 2026-27 and must not have completed a master's (including integrated master's degrees or degrees sometimes known as ‘undergraduate master's) or PhD at UCL or anywhere else previously.

In addition to these, for The Bartlett Proise - Aziz Foundation scholarship candidates must:

identify as a British Muslim and/or
work to support British Muslim communities

Candidates must also meet at least one of the additional criteria:

be in financial need as assessed by UCL
be from a Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic background
be from a Gypsy, Roma or Traveller community
have a disability
be a care leaver
have care responsibilities
be first generation in family to attend university at undergraduate level
be first generation in family to attend university at postgraduate level