The University of Bath has secured up to three £10,000 scholarships available for new students studying the online MSc Artificial Intelligence in January 2021. Future scholarships for subsequent intakes will be determined at a later date.

These scholarships are funded by the Office for Students (OfS) and aim to increase diversity in the artificial intelligence and data science sectors and support students from under-represented groups to access, participate and succeed in higher education.

Students who successfully apply for a scholarship will receive £10,000 to help towards the cost of tuition fees, living costs and other associated costs. Payment details to be confirmed.

To apply for a scholarship, you must first hold an offer from the University of Bath to study the online MSc Artificial Intelligence in January 2021.

Priority for the scholarships will be given to the following 3 groups:

• Female students
• Black students
• Registered disabled students

We will also consider the following areas:

• Students from areas of the UK where young people are less likely to go on to higher education (POLAR quintiles 1 and 2)
• Care experienced students
• Estranged students
• Gypsy, Roma, Traveller students (resident in the UK)
• Refugees (resident in the UK)
• Children from military families, veterans and partners of military personnel

Home, EU and International students are eligible to apply for these scholarships, however preference may be given to Home students.

Applications are now open.

If you are eligible to apply, please complete the application form below. Once you have completed this form, save as a PDF under the file name 'University of Bath Artificial Intelligence Scholarship Application Form - Insert your full name'. Please then email your completed application form to postgraduate-taught-funding@bath.ac.uk.

The deadline for making a scholarship application is Friday 13 November at 23:59PM (GMT).

We recommend you read the Artificial Intelligence Scholarship Terms and Conditions before making an application.