Snowdon Master’s Scholarships £30,000 Funding for Disabled Students to Study in the UK 2025/2026

The UK’s Snowdon Master’s Scholarship 2025–2026 is now accepting applications. This prize is intended for outstanding disabled students who have a strong desire to lead, be inclusive, and promote constructive social change.

When is the Application Deadline?

• Stage 1: Opens 15 January 2025 – Closes 28 February 2025
• Stage 2 (for shortlisted candidates): Closes 17 March 2025
• Stage 3 (final shortlisting panel assessment): Closes 5 May 2025
• Finalists announced by: End of May 2025

Tell Me About The Award:

The Snowdon Master’s Scholarship is designed to support exceptional disabled students pursuing a master’s degree in the UK. It provides financial assistance and access to the Disabled Leaders Network, aiming to develop future leaders who drive inclusion and societal change.

Which Fields are Eligible?

The scholarship is open to all academic disciplines as long as the chosen program results in a full master’s degree from a UK institution.

Type:

Master’s (Postgraduate Taught)

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Who can Apply for Snowdon Master’s Scholarships?

• Applicants who have experienced disabling barriers and are committed to creating positive societal change.
• Those who aspire to be leaders, pioneers, or role models in their fields or communities.
• Candidates who wish to drive disability inclusion and representation.
• Must have UK home fee status or have completed an undergraduate degree in the UK.
• Must reside in the UK throughout the master’s program.

How are Applicants Selected?

• Stage 1: Short eligibility assessment (reviewed within 10 working days).
• Stage 2: Detailed application, scored based on program criteria.
• Stage 3: Final panel review, requiring a video, audio, or written submission.
• Shortlisted applicants: References requested before final decision.
• Up to 12 scholarships awarded by the Trustees of the Snowdon Trust.

Which Countries Are Eligible?

• Open to UK students and international students with UK home fee status or those who completed an undergraduate degree in the UK.

Where will the Award be Taken?

• At a UK-based university offering a master’s degree.
• Can be full-time, part-time, online, in-person, or hybrid.

How Many Awards?

Up to 12 scholarships will be awarded.

What is the Benefit of the Award?

• Up to £30,000 total funding, including:
  • Up to £15,000 for tuition fees (paid directly to the university).
  • £15,000 for living expenses (paid in termly installments).
• Membership in the Disabled Leaders Network for professional and leadership development.

How Long Will the Award Last?

• Duration of the master’s program (typically one year full-time or two years part-time).

How to Apply for Snowdon Master’s Scholarships:

1. Stage 1: Complete the eligibility application (Opens 15 January 2025, Closes 28 February 2025).
2. Stage 2: If shortlisted, submit a detailed application (Deadline: 17 March 2025).
3. Stage 3: If further shortlisted, submit a video, audio, or written submission (Deadline: 5 May 2025).

Visit the Award Webpage for Details:

Apply Here