Fully Funded Master Scholarship in Ophthalmology in the UK

A bequest to the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, by Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Kirkpatrick’s daughters Elsie and Daphne Kirkpatrick, endowed funding to set up scholarships ‘for the promotion and encouragement of study in the ophthalmic section’ in memory of their father.

Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Kirkpatrick (1871–1958) was interested in ophthalmology from fairly early in his career. His career in the Indian Medical Service provided opportunities - through work in the General Hospital, Madras, the university and the Government Ophthalmic Hospital - to improve teaching and postgraduate training in pathology and ophthalmology.

Eligibility criteria

1. This scholarship is open to all overseas, full-time applicants who hold an offer of admission from the Registry for the MSc Public Health for Eye Care course.
2. Evidence that you meet the School’s English Language requirements must be uploaded to your MSc programme application before the scholarship application deadline.

This full-time 1-year studentship will cover

1. full tuition fees for MSc Public Health for Eye Care at the overseas fee rate.
2. a maintenance stipend of GBP 16,950 paid out as a monthly allowance.
3. GBP 1,500 towards MSc project costs.
4. GBP 1,100 to be used towards the Alumni Workshop maintenance costs.

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