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University of Strathclyde Faculty of Science Scholarship for Online Masters Students

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University of Strathclyde is pleased to announce the Faculty of Science Scholarship for Online Masters Students for the September 2026 intake. This competitive scholarship aims to support outstanding learners enrolling in online postgraduate programmes within the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Designed to reduce tuition costs and reward academic excellence, the scholarship offers a valuable opportunity for motivated students pursuing advanced studies in applied statistics and data science.

The University of Strathclyde was founded in 1796 in Glasgow, Scotland, originally as Anderson’s Institution with a mission to provide practical education for everyone, regardless of background. Over time, it grew into a leading international university known for its strong focus on science, engineering, business, and innovation. In 1964, it became the first technological university in the UK and has continued to build its reputation for industry-focused teaching, research, and real-world impact.

Table of Briefs

Feature Details
Scholarship Name Faculty of Science Scholarship for Online Masters Students
Provider Faculty of Science – Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Number of Awards Up to 30
Scholarship Value £1,900
Degree Mode Online, Part-Time
Eligibility New self-funded postgraduate taught applicants Home/International
Application Cycle 6 November 2025 – 11 September 2026
Notification Within 4 weeks of submitting scholarship application

Background

The Faculty of Science Scholarship for Online Masters Students was introduced to make high-quality postgraduate education more accessible to learners across the globe. With the increasing demand for data-driven expertise and flexible study options, the Department of Mathematics and Statistics aims to support talented students who want to advance their careers through online learning.

Eligibility Criteria

To be considered for the Faculty of Science Scholarship, applicants must:

  • Hold an offer of admission to an online MSc programme in the Department of Mathematics & Statistics for September 2026 entry.

  • Be self-funded not receiving full sponsorship from a government office, embassy, or similar organisation.

  • Continue to meet eligibility requirements throughout the duration of the programme.

  • Be applying for distance learning / part-time postgraduate taught programmes only.

Benefits

  • Total value: £1,900.

  • Distributed as:

    • £634 per year over three years, OR

    • £950 per year over two years, depending on the study duration.

  • Applied towards tuition fees only.

  • Available only for online MSc programmes in Mathematics and Statistics, including:

    • MSc Applied Statistics (Online)

    • MSc Applied Statistics in Health Sciences (Online)

    • MSc Applied Statistics in Finance (Online)

    • MSc Applied Statistics with Data Science (Online)

  • Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis, evaluating:

    • Academic merit current and/or previous performance

    • Professional or extracurricular accomplishments

  • Scholarships are offered on a rolling basis, meaning early applications have higher chances.

Application Process

  1. Apply for an eligible online MSc programme.

  2. Receive an offer of admission.

  3. Use the scholarship application link included in the offer letter.

  4. Submit the scholarship application form.

  5. Receive notification within 4 weeks of submission or remain under consideration until the final deadline.

Important Dates

Application Deadline: 11 September 2026.

Conclusion

The Faculty of Science Scholarship for Online Masters Students is a fantastic opportunity for motivated learners seeking to advance their expertise in statistics and data-driven disciplines while studying flexibly online. With limited awards and rolling allocation, applicants are encouraged to secure admission and apply for the scholarship as early as possible.

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