University College London Masters Degree Deadline: 31 Mar 2027 Study in: UK Course starts September 2027 Brief description: The Bartlett Promise is the scholarship programme of the Bartlett, UCL’s Faculty of the Built Environment, for students from backgrounds that are underrepresented in the built environment. Its Sub-Saharan Africa Master’s Scholarship fully funds a Master’s at the Bartlett for nationals and residents of eligible Sub-Saharan African countries who are in financial need. The Bartlett also runs a Bartlett Promise Master’s Scholarship for UK-domiciled students; this post focuses on the scholarship open to international students. Host Institution(s): The Bartlett, University College London (UCL), UK Level/Field of study: Postgraduate taught Master’s courses at the Bartlett, in fields such as architecture, planning, construction and project management, infrastructure, energy and the environment Number of Awards: Up to three, plus one Bartlett Promise Prescot Scholarship for a woman on the MSc Infrastructure Investment and Finance Target group: Nationals and residents of the Bartlett’s list of eligible Sub-Saharan African countries. Applicants from Cameroon and Sudan cannot be considered for now, because citizens of these countries are currently unable to get a UK Study Visa. Scholarship value: The scholarship covers: full overseas tuition fees for the normal length of the course; a stipend of £18,348 towards living and study expenses; one flight to London and back at the end of the visa; UK Study Visa fees, the NHS Immigration Health Surcharge and visa health checks; fees for any English language test UCL requires. Scholars also get mentoring, personal support and careers advice. Eligibility: To be considered, applicants must: be a national of, and live in, an eligible Sub-Saharan African country, and not hold British or dual British citizenship; not have completed undergraduate or postgraduate studies outside Sub-Saharan Africa, and not receive funding for a Master’s at a university outside the eligible countries; have an assessed household income of less than £42,875; have a UCL offer for a Bartlett Master’s course starting in September 2027 that is unconditional, or conditional only on English language. Forced migrants and first-generation university students are especially encouraged to apply. Application instructions: Applications are currently closed. First apply for a Bartlett Master’s course, ideally in November or December 2026, because UCL can take up to four months to decide. The scholarship application opens on 15 February 2027 and closes on 31 March 2027 (23:45 UK time), and you must send your UCL offer letter by 31 March 2027. Shortlisted applicants have a phone or video conversation with the Windsor Fellowship in late April or early May, and successful applicants are told by late May 2027. It is important to visit the official website (link found below) for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship. Website: Official Scholarship Website: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/study/scholarships-and-funding/bartlett-promise-scholarship/bartlett-promise-sub-saharan-africa-masters-scholarshipThe post Bartlett Promise Sub-Saharan Africa Master’s Scholarship at UCL first appeared on Scholars4DeV.