The University of Edinburgh is happy to announce the Glenmore Postgraduate Scholarships for the academic year 2026–2027. This prestigious, fully funded scholarship is available to students who have secured admission to selected postgraduate human medical and public health programmes.
The University of Edinburgh, founded in 1582, is one of the oldest and most respected universities in the United Kingdom. Established by royal charter, it quickly became a leading centre for learning during the Scottish Enlightenment, contributing to major advances in medicine, science, law, and the humanities. Today, the university is internationally recognised for its strong research culture, academic excellence, and global impact in education.
Table of Briefs
| Scholarship Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Scholarship Name | The Glenmore Postgraduate Scholarship |
| Provider | University of Edinburgh |
| Academic Year | 2026–2027 |
| Number of Awards | 3 |
| Funding Coverage | Full tuition fees + additional programme costs if applicable |
| Study Level | Postgraduate Master’s |
| Mode of Study | Online Part-Time & On-Campus |
| Application Deadline | 28 May 2026 |
Background
The Glenmore Postgraduate Scholarship was established to support students from low- and middle-income countries who demonstrate strong academic potential but may lack access to postgraduate education opportunities. The scholarship focuses on human medical and public health disciplines, aiming to build global healthcare capacity.
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the Glenmore Postgraduate Scholarship, applicants must meet all of the following requirements:
Academic and Admission Requirements
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Must have applied for and been offered admission to an eligible programme at the University of Edinburgh for the 2026–2027 academic year
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Preference is given to applicants holding an unconditional offer at the scholarship deadline
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Priority is given to applicants who have not previously studied at Master’s level
Programme Eligibility
Applicants must be admitted to one of the eligible Human Medical programmes, either online or on campus listed below.
Domicile Requirement
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Applicants must be currently domiciled in one of the eligible countries derived from the DAC List of ODA Recipients 2026–2027
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Domicile is defined as the country of ordinary residence
Regional Priority
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Applications are particularly welcomed from students from Africa
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Applicants should demonstrate a clear intention to contribute to healthcare development in their home or similar countries after graduation
Benefits
Successful candidates will receive:
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Full tuition fee coverage for the entire duration of their programme
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Coverage of additional programme costs, where applicable
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Funding for both online and on-campus postgraduate programmes
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Support for part-time online learners typically over 3 years and full-time on-campus learners (1 year)
This makes the Glenmore Scholarship one of the most generous medical postgraduate scholarships offered by a UK university.
Application Process
Step 1: Apply for Admission
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Submit an application to an eligible postgraduate programme at the University of Edinburgh
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Wait for confirmation and access to university systems this can take up to five working days
Step 2: Access the Scholarship Application
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Log in to MyEd: https://www.myed.ed.ac.uk
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Access the scholarship application form through EUCLID
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Use your University User Name (UUN) and password
Step 3: Submit the Online Scholarship Application
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Complete the Glenmore Scholarship application form
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Upload all required supporting documents
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Submit before the deadline
Important Dates
Application Deadline: 28 May 2026.
Conclusion
The Glenmore Postgraduate Scholarship is an outstanding opportunity for medical and health professionals who aspire to create meaningful change through advanced education. With full tuition coverage and a strong focus on global impact, it is especially suitable for students from developing regions who are committed to improving healthcare outcomes.