Master’s Scholarships

The Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) is offering a number of scholarships to support students with the financial commitments of postgraduate study. The scholarships are available for all full-time Home/EU and international fee status students undertaking a Postgraduate Taught (PGCert, PGDip or MSc) course at the IoPPN, starting in Sept 2020.

Scholarships are being offered at a value of £1,000, and £5,000 each.

The scholarships are paid towards the fees via an internal transfer within the university. The scholarship holder will still need to meet the difference in fees personally or from another award.

These awards are open to UK/EU and International applicants. Applicants must fulfil all the following requirements:

• Have applied to one of the full-time Postgraduate Taught programmes at the IoPPN (*see the full list of eligible courses below), and be due to commence their programme in September 2020 (please note scholarships cannot be deferred to 2021 or later entry)
• Fulfil the relevant academic and English proficiency entry requirements for the Postgraduate Taught programme, set by King’s College London.
• As the award provides partial funding only, applicants must be able to confirm that they have/are seeking the means to support any outstanding fees/costs not covered by this scheme i.e. through other funding awards or self-funding.
• You must not already hold a Master’s or equivalent postgraduate qualification. Students who already hold a Master’s degree or higher are not eligible for this funding but students who have undertaken prior postgraduate study such as PG Diplomas or PG Certificates or clinical/medical qualifications are eligible.

You must submit an online admissions application for one of the IoPPN Postgraduate Taught programmes. Once you have applied for your chosen programme, please complete the scholarship application form and email to Dr Juliet Foster ioppn.educationsupport@kcl.ac.uk

The deadline for scholarship applications for academic year 2020/2021 is Friday 5 June 2020.

You must ensure that your application is ‘complete’ in order to be considered for funding. To be deemed ‘complete’, it must contain all the relevant supporting documentation required by the programme applied to, such as references, transcripts, and English language scores. However, you do not need to have received an offer from your chosen programme to apply for a scholarship. Deposits are not required until a decision has been made on the scholarships. If you have already paid your deposit, you will still be considered for a scholarship. You may apply to, and hold, other scholarship schemes at King’s.

Scholarship application form

You will be assessed on the strength of your application to your chosen Postgraduate Taught programme and your IoPPN Scholarship Application Form including:

• Academic qualifications and merit
• Relevant clinical and/or work experience
• Personal Statement (you should explain why the programme of study to which you have applied is appropriate for you and your intended progression at the end of the course)

The deadline for applications is Friday 5 June 2020

Provided your application form has been accurately completed and the appropriate documentary evidence supplied, you will be notified of the decision by Friday 19 June 2020.

The Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) is offering a number of scholarships to support students with the financial commitments of postgraduate study. The scholarships are available for all full-time Home/EU and international fee status students undertaking a Postgraduate Taught (PGCert, PGDip or MSc) course at the IoPPN, starting in Sept 2020.

Scholarships are being offered at a value of £1,000, and £5,000 each.

The scholarships are paid towards the fees via an internal transfer within the university. The scholarship holder will still need to meet the difference in fees personally or from another award.

These awards are open to UK/EU and International applicants. Applicants must fulfil all the following requirements:

• Have applied to one of the full-time Postgraduate Taught programmes at the IoPPN (*see the full list of eligible courses below), and be due to commence their programme in September 2020 (please note scholarships cannot be deferred to 2021 or later entry)
• Fulfil the relevant academic and English proficiency entry requirements for the Postgraduate Taught programme, set by King’s College London.
• As the award provides partial funding only, applicants must be able to confirm that they have/are seeking the means to support any outstanding fees/costs not covered by this scheme i.e. through other funding awards or self-funding.
• You must not already hold a Master’s or equivalent postgraduate qualification. Students who already hold a Master’s degree or higher are not eligible for this funding but students who have undertaken prior postgraduate study such as PG Diplomas or PG Certificates or clinical/medical qualifications are eligible.

Applications have now closed

You must submit an online admissions application for one of the IoPPN Postgraduate Taught programmes. Once you have applied for your chosen programme, please complete the scholarship application form and email to Dr Juliet Foster ioppn.educationsupport@kcl.ac.uk

The deadline for scholarship applications for academic year 2020/2021 was Friday 28 Feb 2020.

You must ensure that your application is ‘complete’ in order to be considered for funding. To be deemed ‘complete’, it must contain all the relevant supporting documentation required by the programme applied to, such as references, transcripts, and English language scores. However, you do not need to have received an offer from your chosen programme to apply for a scholarship. Deposits are not required until a decision has been made on the scholarships. If you have already paid your deposit, you will still be considered for a scholarship. You may apply to, and hold, other scholarship schemes at King’s.

Scholarship application form

You will be assessed on the strength of your application to your chosen Postgraduate Taught programme and your IoPPN Scholarship Application Form including:

• Academic qualifications and merit
• Relevant clinical and/or work experience
• Personal Statement (you should explain why the programme of study to which you have applied is appropriate for you and your intended progression at the end of the course)

Applications have now closed

The deadline for applications was Friday 28 February 2020

Successful applicants were notified of the decision by Friday 13 March 2020. Deposits are not required until a decision has been made on the scholarships, unsuccessful scholarship candidates will need to pay their programme deposit within two weeks of the outcome.

The IoPPN is delighted to announce scholarships for our graduating BSc Psychology students applying for 2020 entry to one of our IoPPN postgraduate taught programmes.

£2,000 which will be paid via an internal transfer within the university to offset the course fees.

These awards are open to UK/EU and International applicants. Applicants must fulfil all the following requirements:

• Graduated from our King’s College London BSc Psychology course
• Have applied to one of the full-time postgraduate taught programmes (PGCert, PGDip, MSc) at the IoPPN (*see full list of eligible courses below), and be due to commence their course in September 2020 (please note scholarships cannot be deferred to 2021 or later entry)
• As the award provides partial funding only, applicants must be able to confirm that they have/are seeking the means to support any outstanding fees/costs not covered by this scheme i.e. through other funding awards or self-funding.

Applications have now closed.

You must submit an online admissions application for one of the IoPPN Postgraduate Taught programmes. Once you have applied for your chosen Postgraduate Taught programme, please complete the scholarship application form and email to Dr Juliet Foster, ioppn.educationsupport@kcl.ac.uk.

The deadline for scholarship applications for academic year 2020/2021 is Friday 27 March 2020.

You must ensure that your application is ‘complete’ in order to be considered for funding. To be deemed ‘complete’, it must contain all the relevant supporting documentation required by the Faculty applied to, such as references, transcripts, and English language scores. However, you do not need to have received an offer from your chosen programme to apply for a scholarship.

Deposits are not required until a decision has been made on the scholarships. If you have already paid your deposit, you will still be considered for a scholarship.

You may apply to both the IoPPN Postgraduate Taught scholarships and the Continue at King’s scholarship schemes, but it will not be possible to hold both scholarships. However, you may apply to, and hold, other scholarship schemes offered by King’s.

Scholarship application form

You will be assessed on the strength of your application to your chosen Postgraduate Taught programme and your IoPPN Scholarship Application Form including:

• Academic qualifications and merit
• Relevant clinical and/or work experience
• Personal Statement (you should explain why the programme of study to which you have applied is appropriate for you and your intended progression at the end of the course)

Applications have now closed

The deadline for applications was Friday 27 March 2020.

Successful applicants were notified of the decision by Friday 10 April 2020.

Deposits are not required until a decision has been made on the scholarships, unsuccessful scholarship candidates will need to pay their programme deposit within two weeks of the outcome.

Scholarships are being offered to MSc Genes, Environment and Development in Psychology and Psychiatry applicants (home, EU and overseas): The Anne Farmer prize scholarship, worth £4,950, will be granted to an exceptional applicant with prior medical or clinical qualifications The Peter McGuffin prize scholarship, also covering £4,950, is open to applicants from all academic backgrounds

visit the Social, Genetic and Developmental Psychiatry Department pages

Actress Nicole Kidman is proud to establish, with King’s College London, the ‘Dr Antony Kidman Scholarship in Health Psychology’ in honour of her late father Dr Antony Kidman.

This scholarship is only available to students undertaking the Health Psychology MSc

The scholarship will be worth £10,000, available as either a cash bursary or a contribution towards tuition fees to one student per year.

Dr Kidman was an Australian psychologist, biochemist and writer. He was a faculty member of the University of Technology, Sydney for more than 43 years until his death in September 2014. Dr Kidman established the Health Psychology Unit at the University of Technology in 1985. In 2005, Dr Kidman was made a Member of the Order of Australia for his contribution to clinical psychology. His academic achievements include 154 journal articles and nine books as well as regular presentations at conferences internationally.

Addiction Studies MSc

Affective Disorders MSc

Applied Statistical Modelling & Health Informatics MSc, PGCert, PGDip

Child & Adolescent Mental Health MSc

Clinical Neurodevelopmental Sciences MSc

Clinical Neuropsychiatry MSc

Clinical Neuroscience MSc

Developmental Psychology & Psychopathology MSc

Early Intervention in Psychosis MSc

Family Therapy MSc, Grad Cert

Forensic Mental Health MSc

Genes, Environment & Development in Psychology & Psychiatry MSc

Global Mental Health MSc

Health Psychology MSc

Master of Science in International Addiction Studies (IPAS) MSc

Mental Health Studies MSc

Neuroscience MSc

Organisational Psychiatry & Psychology MSc

Psychiatric Research MSc

War & Psychiatry MSc

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