University College London - Malcolm Grant Scholarship
University College London €29,000
Quick facts
Institution
University College London
Program
Malcolm Grant Scholarship
Amount
€29,000
Last verified: 2 October 2026
About this scholarship
Benefit
You will receive a total of about 29,000 EUR (£25,000), spread evenly over the standard duration of your Bachelor’s degree, i.e. roughly one third per year over three years. You can use the money towards your tuition fees or your living costs – whichever you need most urgently. University College London (UCL) funds this grant for UK students who require financial support and can demonstrate leadership potential. It is paid in addition to the UCL Undergraduate Scholarship, so you can receive both awards.
Eligibility
- University: You have been offered a place on a full-time Bachelor’s degree programme at UCL, starting in 2026/27.
- Where you live: You are based in the UK and have ‘Home’ fee status. This means that you pay the lower fees for UK students rather than the fees for international students.
- Financial need: UCL will check your household income, and you will need to prove that you need the money.
- Leadership: You can demonstrate your leadership potential, for example through tasks in which you have taken on responsibility or led others.
- Field of study: Open to all subjects.
- Prior degree: If you have not yet obtained a bachelor’s degree, you will be given preference over applicants who already hold such a degree.
How to apply
First, apply to Student Finance England for an income-based maintenance loan (or complete form PFF2) so that UCL can see your assessed household income. You should then submit an online application via the UCL Portico system under ‘Funding’, select the Malcolm Grant Scholarship and write a leadership statement. The application deadline is Monday, 6 July 2026, at 5 BST. A UCL panel will make the decision based on financial need and leadership qualities; you will receive a response by mid-September.
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