At CISL, we hope to provide the support required which may otherwise prevent a student from taking the opportunity to join our programmes focused on Sustainability Leadership in the Built Environment. Our scholarships and bursaries are designed to support students who show academic merit and can benefit from financial assistance to pursue their professional development through our Master's in the Interdisciplinary Design of the Built Environment (IDBE).
Our scholarships and bursaries range from 10 to 50 percent of the combined graduate fee. CISL encourages applicants to apply for multiple funding options if they meet the eligibility criteria. To be considered, an application for each bursary or scholarship must be submitted separately from the programme application. Applications will be accepted until 16 May 2023.
Read information on eligibility criteria and the scholarship application procedure
Funding options at CISL
Sustainability Leadership for the Built Environment Master's Access Bursary
Access bursaries range from 10 to 50 per cent of the combined graduate fee. Applications for this needs-based bursary are welcomed from any qualifying candidate, irrespective of background, as well as candidates with part-funding from a company or any other source. We will particularly consider: Applicants from a low-income background; UK citizen from ethnic minorities; and citizens of a country in the DAC list of ODA recipients; and students who are under-represented at Cambridge including but not limited to refugees or asylum seekers, carers, care-leavers, individuals with a disability. Applications will be accepted until 16 May 2023.
Found out how to apply for the Built Environment Master's Access Bursary
The IDBE Changemaker Scholarship
The IDBE Changemaker Scholarship is an exceptional opportunity for applicants who have made personal, academic, or professional contributions to the built environment industry and are committed to driving positive change in the sector.
This competitive scholarship offers an award of £10,000, 50% of the scholarship (£5,000) will be applied as a discount against the course fees for the first year and the remaining 50% (£5,000) against the course fees for the second year. With its focus on fostering positive change, the IDBE Changemaker Scholarship is an ideal opportunity for students who want to make a difference in the built environment and are looking for financial assistance to achieve academic goals. Applications will be accepted until 16 May 2023.
Find out how to apply to the IDBE Changemaker Scholarship
Pomeroy Academy Scholarship
The Pomeroy Academy and CISL, offer a scholarship to support one student per year from the countries in the Asia Pacific region (East Asia, South Aasia, Southeast Asia, Australasia, and Oceania) who can demonstrate their commitment to the design and development of sustainable built environments.
The scholarship is for £8,000 and it will be applied as a discount to the course fees: 50% of the scholarship (£4,000) against the first-year fee and 50% (£4,000) against the second-year fee. Applications well be accepted until 16 May 2023.
Find out how to apply for the Pomeroy Academy Scholarship
Worshipful Company of Chartered Surveyors Scholarship
The Worshipful Company of Chartered Surveyors is for two successful applicants from anywhere in the world who can demonstrate a keen interest and a commitment to sustainability in the built environment. This scholarship provides £10,000 in financial assistance, with £5,000 awarded each academic year of the programme. To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must be graduates with at least three years of post-qualification experience in the built environment.
If you are passionate about sustainability and have experience in the sector, then the Worshipful Company of Chartered Surveyors Scholarship would be an opportunity to advance your career and achieve your academic goals. Applications will be accepted until 16 May 2023.
Find out how to apply for the Worshipful Company of Chartered Surveyors Scholarship
For more information about our programmes, scholarships, and bursaries, visit www.cisl.cam.ac.uk/idbe
