Scholarship
The Martingale Foundation offers fully funded scholarships for master’s and PhD programmes in mathematical sciences and artificial intelligence, aimed at talented individuals from low socioeconomic backgrounds, fostering a supportive research community for the 2027 cohort. Application Deadline 18 October 2026 Tell Me About The Scholarship The Martingale Foundation Scholarship is a fully funded postgraduate opportunity for talented students from low‑socioeconomic backgrounds. It supports both Master’s and PhD studies at partner universities in the UK, covering tuition, research costs, and living expenses.
Eligibility: Applicants must: Be from low‑socioeconomic backgrounds. Have achieved (or be on track to achieve) a First or Upper‑Second Class degree (or equivalent). Be eligible to commence a Master’s or PhD in the UK from September 2027. Qualify for Home Fee status at partner universities. Have studied in the UK or Ireland for at least 3 years between ages 11–18 (or 7 years between ages 4–18).
How to apply: Register via the Martingale Scholarship Portal. Complete Part A: About Me (education history, personal statement, socioeconomic background, financial circumstances). Complete Part B: Scholarship Application (Masters or PhD in AI or Mathematical Sciences). Submit required documents and referee details. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to an interview.
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The Martingale Foundation offers fully funded scholarships for master’s and PhD programmes in mathematical sciences and artificial intelligence, aimed at talented individuals from low socioeconomic backgrounds, fostering a supportive research community for the 2027 cohort.
The Martingale Foundation Scholarship is a fully funded postgraduate opportunity for talented students from low‑socioeconomic backgrounds. It supports both Master’s and PhD studies at partner universities in the UK, covering tuition, research costs, and living expenses. The programme also provides leadership training, professional development, and access to a prestigious research community.
Be from low‑socioeconomic backgrounds.
Have achieved (or be on track to achieve) a First or Upper‑Second Class degree (or equivalent).
Be eligible to commence a Master’s or PhD in the UK from September 2027.
Qualify for Home Fee status at partner universities.
Have studied in the UK or Ireland for at least 3 years between ages 11–18 (or 7 years between ages 4–18).
Have completed GCSEs (or equivalent) at a state‑funded school, or received a scholarship/bursary covering at least 90% of fees at a fee‑paying school.
Have a household income of £45,000 or under.
Based on academic potential, financial need, and motivation for postgraduate research.
Consideration of personal statement responses, references, and interview performance.
Priority given to candidates who have faced significant barriers to education.
UK/Ireland educated students with Home Fee status.
Partner universities across the United Kingdom.
Cohort size varies annually; highly competitive.
Full tuition fees.
Research expenses.
Tax‑free living stipend (aligned with Living Wage Foundation).
Tailored university application support.
Leadership training and professional development.
Membership of a prestigious research community.
Duration of Master’s (1 year) or PhD (3–4 years) programme.
Academic transcripts.
Evidence of financial need (e.g., student finance letter, bursary documentation).
Names and contact details of two academic referees.
Register via the Martingale Scholarship Portal.
Complete Part A: About Me (education history, personal statement, socioeconomic background, financial circumstances).
Complete Part B: Scholarship Application (Masters or PhD in AI or Mathematical Sciences).
Submit required documents and referee details.
Shortlisted candidates will be invited to an interview.
Successful candidates then apply directly to partner universities for eligible courses.
Be from low‑socioeconomic backgrounds. Have achieved (or be on track to achieve) a First or Upper‑Second Class degree (or equivalent). Be eligible to commence a Master’s or PhD in the UK from September 2027. Qualify for Home Fee status at partner universities. Have studied in the UK or Ireland for at least 3 years between ages 11–18 (or 7 years between ages 4–18). Have completed GCSEs (or equivalent) at a state‑funded school, or received a scholarship/bursary covering at least 90% of fees at a fee‑paying school. Have a household income of £45,000 or under.
Based on academic potential, financial need, and motivation for postgraduate research. Consideration of personal statement responses, references, and interview performance. Priority given to candidates who have faced significant barriers to education.
UK/Ireland educated students with Home Fee status.
Register via the Martingale Scholarship Portal. Complete Part A: About Me (education history, personal statement, socioeconomic background, financial circumstances). Complete Part B: Scholarship Application (Masters or PhD in AI or Mathematical Sciences). Submit required documents and referee details. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to an interview. Successful candidates then apply directly to partner universities for eligible courses.
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