Assessment of applications for shortlisting will take into account your educational, personal and financial circumstances, which you will need to detail in your application. Due to the volume of applications we received, not all eligible candidates will be selected for shortlisting. The shortlisting process selects those eligible candidates who are most underrepresented at the Bartlett.
Those candidates who are shortlisted will be invited to take part in a dialogue with a representative from the Windsor Fellowship. The Windsor Fellowship is a charitable organisation which supports the Bartlett by facilitating these dialogues from an independent perspective.
Value of the scholarship: Full UK-rate tuition fees plus a stipend of £17,096 towards living and study expenses. These will be paid annually for the expected duration of your course, which will be either one or two years depending on the course.
Number of awards: Up to ten scholarships are available to students starting in September 2027.
The Bartlett Promise is the Bartlett's flagship scholarship programme. It is a long-term project to attract students from a broader range of backgrounds to tackle the lack of diversity?in the built environment.
For The Bartlett Promise scholarship candidates must:
Be UK domiciled with home fee status or be a forced migrant (check FAQs for definition) in the UK.
Have a UCL offer of admission to a Bartlett master's course beginning in September of the 2027-28 academic year.
Have not completed a master's degree (including integrated master's degrees and degrees sometimes known as ''undergraduate master's), or a PhD at UCL or anywhere else previously.
In addition to these mandatory criteria, candidates must meet?at least one?of the following additional criteria
Eligible candidates may:
Have an assessed household income of less?than £42,875
Be from a Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic background
Be from a Gypsy, Roma or Traveller community
Have a disability
Be care experienced
Have care responsibilities
Be the first generation of their family to attend university at undergraduate level
Be the first generation of their family to attend university at postgraduate level.
Applicants may also be considered for the Bartlett Promise - Aziz Foundation scholarship if they meet the above criteria and at least one of the following:
Identify as a British Muslim
Work to support British Muslim communities
Candidates who indicate in their application form that they meet one of these criteria will be considered for both the Bartlett Promise Masters scholarship and the Bartlett Promise - Aziz Foundation scholarship.
The application process and terms of the scholarship are the same, regardless of which of the two scholarships you are offered.
