University College London DPU70 Scholarships For Students From Sub-Saharan Africa 2024

The DPU70 Scholarships have been established by The Bartlett Development Planning Unit (DPU) to provide support for two students from Sub-Saharan Africa who wish to pursue master’s courses during the 2024-25 academic year. The DPU has a rich history of collaborations with partners in Africa, and these scholarships aim to make their programs more accessible to international students, especially those from Sub-Saharan Africa. Powered by The Bartlett Promise Scholarship and funded by The Bartlett Development Planning Unit, the DPU70 Scholarships are designed to facilitate partnerships that are crucial to the DPU’s mission.

The UCL Postgraduate Scholarship, with an application deadline of April 3, 2024, offers a value of £16,008 and covers full overseas tuition fees, living expenses, travel costs, and additional support services. To be eligible for the DPU70 Scholarships, candidates must be nationals of specific Sub-Saharan African countries, hold an offer of admission to a master’s course at The Bartlett Development Planning Unit for the 2024-25 academic year, demonstrate financial need, and meet certain additional criteria, such as being a forced migrant or a first-generation university student. The application process involves applying for a master’s course at The Bartlett, receiving an admission letter, and then applying for the DPU70 scholarship by the deadline.

If you are interested and meet the criteria, you can apply through the University College London (UCL) website by the specified deadline. Remember that having an offer for a master’s course at The Bartlett Development Planning Unit is a prerequisite for applying for The DPU70 Scholarships. Make sure to use The Bartlett Promise Sub-Saharan Africa Master’s application form and select the DPU70 scholarship. For further information and detailed instructions, visit the UCL website.