The University College London (UCL), Faculty of Laws has recently announced a number of new scholarships for prospective LLM (Master of Laws) students. More than than ten of these new LLM Scholarships will be available for the 2019-2020 academic year.

From the UCL Laws announcement:

The scholarships will fall into three categories:

UCL Laws – Dean’s Scholarships: at least 6 awards which are designed to make our LLM accessible to UK-domiciled students who have been and are of limited means.

These means-tested scholarships provide full fees and £15,000 a year maintenance. Students applying for the means-tested scholarships must meet the standard UCL Laws entry requirements.

UCL Laws – Future Scholars: at least 2 awards which are designed to increase the accessibility of our LLM to UK-domiciled individuals who have been and are of limited means and who intend to use their LLM as a gateway to doctoral studies. 

These means-tested awards provide the successful candidate with full fees and maintenance. Students applying for the means-tested scholarships must meet the standard UCL Laws entry requirements.

UCL Laws – Academic Excellence Scholarships: at least 5 awards designed to support individuals with outstanding academic achievements to study UCL’s LLM. These scholarships shall comprise a £10,000 fee reduction and are not means tested.

Applications for scholarships will open in late October 2018. All scholarships can only be applied for once an application to the LLM has been made and an offer from UCL Faculty of Laws has been made.

You can learn more about the UCL LLM Programme here. There is also an option to sign up for future updates on scholarships.

For more information, see also our information page on LLM Scholarships.

 

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