Scholarships for ISS
Scholarships for ISS

The Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) is offering the Humanitarian Scholarship to support talented individuals affected by conflict and displacement. This scholarship provides £30,000 to help cover tuition fees and living costs for full-time, on-campus master’s programmes in tropical medicine, global health, humanitarian studies, and related fields.

LSTM’s mission focuses on improving global health equity, and this award enables students who have faced humanitarian crises to pursue advanced education and contribute to health leadership worldwide.

Who Is Eligible for the LSTM Humanitarian Scholarship?

To qualify, applicants must meet the following key requirements:

  • Be at risk due to armed conflict, war, or insecurity, and/or have been internally displaced or forced to leave your country in the last three years because of conflict.
  • Be applying for any full-time, on-campus master’s course at LSTM (or, in some cases, the part-time distance learning MSc Global Health).
  • Hold a conditional offer from LSTM for your chosen programme.
  • Be a self-funding student (not in receipt of other full funding).

This scholarship is open to international students who fit the humanitarian criteria.

Benefits of the Scholarship

The LSTM Humanitarian Scholarship is valued at £30,000. The funding can be used towards:

  • Tuition fees for your master’s degree.
  • Living costs while studying in Liverpool, UK.
  • In many cases, it covers a combination of both tuition and maintenance expenses, depending on the programme and your individual needs.

(Note: One award is available.)

How to Apply for the LSTM Humanitarian Scholarship 2026

Follow these steps to apply:

  1. Apply for your chosen master’s programme at LSTM and receive a conditional offer.
  2. Once you have a conditional offer, you will receive a link to the scholarship application form via email. (If you have not yet applied for a course, the link will appear in your conditional offer letter.)
  3. Complete and submit the Humanitarian Scholarship application form, including a personal statement (maximum 700 words) demonstrating your eligibility and circumstances.
  4. Submit your application by the deadline.

Deadline: 9:00 am on Wednesday, 15 April 2026.

Applications are competitive, so submit early and ensure your programme application is underway to receive the scholarship form in time.

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