MBBS Scholarships

Type of Award: Scholarship
Year of Entry: 2024/25
Value: All tuition fees for the duration of the course: 5 years at £9250 per year.
Study Level: Undergraduate

Overview

The University of Central Lancashire, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust and North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust are offering MBBS scholarships for UK students from the North West of England, particularly from backgrounds that are under-represented at university.

Regional scholarships for East Lancashire and West Cumbria

Mackenzie Scholarship - offered to applicants from East Lancashire who meet our widening participation criteria.
Jointly funded by the University and East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust.

Dr Kate Granger Scholarship - offered to applicants from Cumbria, particularly Copeland or Allerdale, who meet our widening participation criteria. Jointly funded by the University and North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust.

These two scholarships cover all tuition fees for the duration of the five year programme and clinical placement costs in the respective Trusts.

Scholarships for Widening Participation students

Livesey Scholarships – offered to two students who successfully complete the UCLan Scholars Programme – Livesey Medicine Pathway, formerly the Pathways to Medicine Programme.

The UCLan Scholars Programme – Livesey Medicine Pathway has been developed for students from the North West of England who are from backgrounds that are under-represented at universities. It provides advice, skills and support to strengthen your application to medicine and related professional healthcare courses.

The scholarships will cover all tuition fees for the duration of the five-year course.

Through all these scholarships, the University and Trusts aim:

  • To support local, disadvantaged students in their application to medicine.
  • To support those whose circumstances mean they are unlikely to study medicine despite being academically capable.
  • To attract local doctors to NHS employment in the region.

How to apply

You should apply for MBBS via the UCAS system. No additional scholarship application is required.

Each applicant who is shortlisted for an interview will take part in the same competitive selection process. In the awarding of the MBBS scholarships preference will be given to successful applications from a widening participation background. The final offer of an MBBS scholarship is based on ranking after interview and additional weighting.