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Published: 28 Oct 2021 857 views
We strive to enable qualified applicants to study on the Sustainability Leadership for the Built Environment (IDBE) program and encourage all applicants with financial needs, including those with part-funding from their company or any other source, to consider applying for a bursary.
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| Application Deadline | 16 May 2022 |
| Type | Masters |
| Sponsor | University of Cambridge |
| Gender | Men and Women |
The scholarship will cover 50 per cent of the total fee for the two-year course (£5,647.50 in each year
The scholarship is available to Sustainability Leadership for the Built Environment (IDBE) Master’s candidates who:
• Meet the course entry criteria;
• can demonstrate their academic merit
• can demonstrate their interest in and commitment to the design and development of sustainable built environments;
• have applied for admission to the Master’s via the standard application process and by the published deadline; and
• have received an offer of admission to the Master’s following the competitive selection process, and fulfil any admission conditions set by the University;
The academic merit of candidates will be assessed based on the following:
• Past academic record
• Quality of the dissertation proposal submitted, in particular:
- Significance and timeliness: Does it demonstrate awareness of the state-of-the-art, extend current thinking, or address national or international priority areas?
- Originality and promise: Is it cutting edge, does it tackle a new area or show an innovative approach?
- Quality and rigour: Is it well structured, organised and methodical, and achievable within the time available?
- Relevance to the course: does it fit within the IDBE areas of expertise and interest?
• Performance during an interview.
For more details, visit University of Cambridge website,