WATCH THE VIDEO HERE University College London (UCL) has announced a range of scholarships for the 2025 academic year, reinforcing its commitment to diversity, inclusion, and academic excellence. These scholarships are meant to support both domestic and international students, with a particular focus on individuals from underrepresented groups or low and middle-income countries. Students who meet specific academic and financial criteria will be able to access funding for undergraduate, postgraduate, and MBA/EMBA programs at UCL. According to the DAAD Scholarship program, the UCL 2025 scholarships are part of the university’s broader initiative to provide opportunities for talented individuals from diverse backgrounds. These scholarships aim to alleviate the financial barriers that can prevent access to higher education, particularly for students from disadvantaged communities. UCL offers several scholarships, each with its own eligibility requirements and application process. Among the undergraduate scholarships is the The deadline for submission is June 4th 2025. Applications must include a CV and a 500-word essay submitted via email. Similar to the International Excellence Scholarship, the deadline for applications is also 5 PM BST on June 4th 2025, with a CV and a 500-word essay outlining healthcare aspirations required. Eligible students are automatically considered when they submit their complete admission application. The deadline for this scholarship is 5 PM BST on Tuesday, May 6th 2025. UCL also offers several scholarships targeted at specific groups of students. The UCL India Excellence Scholarship offers £5,000 for one year to students domiciled in India who are paying overseas fees. To be eligible, students must have completed a bachelor’s degree from a top-100 NIRF institution and have a UK-equivalent first-class GPA. This scholarship has an application deadline of 29 February 2025, and students are automatically considered upon application. To apply for any of the UCL scholarships, applicants must prepare the necessary documentation, which typically includes a CV and a 500-word essay detailing career goals and leadership potential.