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University College London MSc Crime Science Scholarship University College London in United Kingdom
Degree Level
Master's
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
One-off bursary with a total fund value of approximately €11,600 (£10,000), divided among several successful students; amount received depends on applicant numbers and success rate.
Country
United Kingdom
University
University College London
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About this position
This is a scholarship linked to UCL’s postgraduate taught crime and security programmes, supporting high-achieving students in the School’s MSc options.
The funding is intended for students on programmes such as Crime Science, Crime and Forensic Science, Policing, and Countering Extremist Crime and Terrorism, all within UCL’s Department of Security and Criminology in London. The award is drawn from a shared fund, so the final bursary size depends on the number of successful applicants.
The scholarship is aimed at applicants who already hold an offer for an eligible MSc programme and who are studying within the relevant UCL department rather than another department or institution. It is open to students of all nationalities.
The advert positions the scholarship as a supplement to other support, rather than full cost coverage, and connects it to UCL’s crime science and security teaching environment.
Funding details
One-off bursary with a total fund value of approximately €11,600 (£10,000), divided among several successful students; amount received depends on applicant numbers and success rate.
What's required
You must already have been offered a place on an eligible MSc programme in the School, such as Crime Science, Crime and Forensic Science, Policing, or Countering Extremist Crime and Terrorism. Postgraduate diplomas and certificates are not eligible. The scholarship is for students in the relevant UCL department in London, and applicants of all nationalities are eligible. For the MSc in Crime Science, the usual academic requirement is at least a lower second-class bachelor’s degree (2:2) in a relevant subject such as engineering, computer science, psychology, criminology or geography, or an equivalent overseas qualification. Alternatively, at least five years of relevant professional experience, such as in the police force or crime prevention, may be accepted. You must also meet UCL’s English language requirements.
How to apply
First, submit your online application for the chosen MSc programme, including references. Then complete the separate scholarship application form and submit it by email. Both applications must be received by the deadline.
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