The Department of Metabolism, Digestion and Reproduction at Imperial College London is happy to announce the MSc Applied Multiomics in Biomedicine Bursary for the academic year 2026/2027. This funding opportunity provides a £2,000 tuition fee contribution to a Home or Overseas postgraduate student commencing the MSc Applied Multiomics in Biomedicine programme in October 2026.
Imperial College London was founded in 1907 in London through the merger of the Royal College of Science, the Royal School of Mines, and the City and Guilds College. It was established to focus on science, engineering, medicine, and business, with a strong emphasis on research and innovation. Originally part of the University of London, Imperial became an independent university in 2007. Today, it is known worldwide for its excellence in scientific research and technological advancement.
Table of Briefs
| Category | Details |
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| Scholarship Name | MSc Applied Multiomics in Biomedicine Bursary |
| Level of Study | Postgraduate Taught MSc |
| Academic Year | 2026/2027 |
| Institution | Imperial College London |
| Department | Metabolism, Digestion and Reproduction |
| Funding Value | £2,000 tuition fee contribution |
| Eligible Students | Home and Overseas fee status |
| Start Date | October 2026 |
| Application Deadline | 29 May 2026 |
Background
The MSc Applied Multiomics in Biomedicine programme focuses on integrating genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, and metabolomic data to improve biomedical understanding and patient outcomes. With the increasing importance of personalised medicine and translational research, multiomics expertise is becoming highly valuable across research, pharmaceutical, and clinical sectors.
Eligibility Criteria
To apply for this bursary, you must:
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Hold Home or Overseas fee status.
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Be commencing the MSc Applied Multiomics in Biomedicine in October 2026.
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Be in receipt of an offer for the programme.
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Have accepted the offer.
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Fulfil all academic and admission conditions of your offer.
Important: You cannot apply without first receiving an offer for the MSc programme.
Benefits
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Value: £2,000
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Purpose: Contribution towards tuition fees
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Type: Merit-based bursary
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Number of Awards: Limited competitive selection
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Payment: Applied directly toward tuition fees for 2026–2027
While the amount may not cover full tuition, it can meaningfully reduce financial burden, particularly for international students.
Application Process
Once you receive your MSc offer:
Step 1: Prepare Your Personal Statement
You must respond to three questions, each carrying equal weight. Maximum 1300 characters per question.
Motivation
Describe an academic, research, or professional experience that inspired or challenged you.
Explain how it influenced your decision to pursue further science studies.
Contribution
Outline your ambitions in science.
Discuss approaches you may use research, technical, organisational, entrepreneurial, etc.
Professional Trajectory
If awarded this bursary, what are you most excited about in the programme?
How will it help you achieve your career goals?
Step 2: Submit Your Statement
Email your statement to the relevant programme administrator and include:
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Your Full Name
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Your College Identifier Number (CID)
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Email Subject Line:
MSc Applied Multiomics in Biomedicine bursary
Important Dates
Application Deadline: 29 May 2026.
Conclusion
The MSc Applied Multiomics in Biomedicine Bursary is a competitive but valuable opportunity for students aiming to build careers in advanced biomedical research. If you are passionate about integrating omics technologies to solve real-world health challenges, this scholarship can provide both financial support and academic distinction.