COLFUTURO & Imperial College London Joint Graduate Loan-Scholarship

Available for postgraduate students from Colombia

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Imperial College London is offering Joint Graduate Loan-Scholarships to up to eight Colombian students admitted to a one-year full-time Master’s course for the 2025-26 academic year.

COLFUTURO provides students with a Scholarship-Loan of up to $50,000 USD. In addition, Imperial College London will cover 25% of tuition fees. This tuition fee coverage is conditional on applicants formally accepting COLFUTURO’s offer through the Loan-Scholarship Program (Programa Crédito Beca) by 31 July 2025.

Eligibility criteria:

To apply for a joint COLFUTURO and Imperial Scholarship, you must:

  • Be a passport holder and permanent resident of Colombia
  • Have an undergraduate degree
  • Be available to commence your studies in the UK by the start of the UK academic year in the Autumn 2025-26
  • Have applied to COLFUTURO Programa Crédito Beca by 23:59 (Colombia Time) Friday 28 February 2025.
  • Read the full list of eligibility criteria here.
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Why study at Imperial?

Make an impact with your research

Contribute to breakthroughs in medical treatments, AI advancements, or innovative economic solutions through your postgraduate work.

Dynamic academic community

Collaborate with experts across various departments to address major challenges. As a Master’s student, you’ll be part of one of the UK’s most vibrant academic communities.

Shape your future

Achieve your goals and shape your future in an outstanding educational setting, dedicated to helping you pursue your ambitions and excel.

Starting my Master’s course was an exciting experience. The introductory sessions helped me to adapt to the new environment. I remember that I was concerned about my English proficiency and whether it would be sufficient for both socialising and comprehending the lectures.

Connecting with fellow students from diverse backgrounds, who were also encountering similar challenges, eased my worries and made me feel more comfortable.

The intensity of the modules was initially daunting, but I quickly adapted to the rigorous academic demands. As I became more immersed in the course, I also found the support from staff, and fellow students very helpful.

Photo of postgraduate student Herman leaning against a wallHerman, MSc Communication and Signal Processing
Scholarship Recipient

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