The Department of Aeronautics MSc Scholarship at Imperial College London provides full tuition-fee coverage for master's students in the department for the 2026/2027 academic year. It is open to both UK and international students and applies to 3 eligible programmes: MSc Advanced Aeronautical Engineering, MSc Advanced Computational Methods for Aeronautics, Flow Management and Fluid-Structure Interaction, and MSc Composites. The scholarship covers 100% of the MSc tuition fee for the full duration of the chosen programme and is available for both full-time and part-time study. Imperial College London was founded in 1907, and its Department of Aeronautics offers laboratories and industry partnerships across aerodynamics, flight mechanics, materials and composites, and computational simulation. There is no separate scholarship application: students who apply for admission to one of the eligible MSc programmes by the deadline are automatically considered, and selected candidates are contacted by the department after review. The most recent cycle set an application deadline of 1 March, with enquiries handled by the department admissions team. Because the exact tuition value, eligible programme list, and the 2026/2027 deadline can change each year, confirm the current figures and closing date on the official Imperial Department of Aeronautics page before applying.
Applicants apply for MSc admission to an eligible Aeronautics programme; eligible applicants are then automatically considered for the scholarship.
There is no separate scholarship application form. All eligible applicants who apply for admission to one of the listed MSc programmes by the deadline are automatically considered for the scholarship.
United Kingdom, Open to international students of all nationalities
Because there is no separate scholarship application, selection is based on the strength of the admission application: academic record, the fit between the applicant's background and the chosen MSc programme, and demonstrated motivation for aeronautical or aerospace engineering. Eligible applicants who apply by the deadline are assessed automatically, and the Department of Aeronautics contacts the selected candidates after review.
Imperial College London is a public research university founded in 1907 and based in South Kensington, London, specialising in science, engineering, medicine, and business. Its Department of Aeronautics teaches and researches across aerodynamics, flight mechanics, advanced materials, and computational methods, with strong links to the aerospace and aviation industries.
Answers below are best-effort estimates from the most recent application cycle. Values marked ~ or (est.) may shift year-to-year — confirm specifics on the official scholarship page.
It covers 100% of the tuition fee for the full duration of the chosen Department of Aeronautics MSc programme.
No. Eligible applicants are automatically considered when they apply for admission to one of the eligible MSc programmes by the deadline.
Both UK and international students applying as new students to an eligible Aeronautics MSc programme are eligible.
Three programmes: MSc Advanced Aeronautical Engineering, MSc Advanced Computational Methods for Aeronautics, Flow Management and Fluid-Structure Interaction, and MSc Composites.
In the most recent cycle the deadline was 1 March; confirm the exact 2026/2027 closing date on the official Imperial Department of Aeronautics page.
No. The scholarship is open only to new applicants who are not currently enrolled at Imperial College London.
Yes. The tuition coverage is available for both full-time and part-time study modes.
It covers full tuition, an award worth around ~£37,000 (est.) for a one-year international MSc; confirm the exact current fee on the official page.
Successful candidates are contacted directly by the Department of Aeronautics after the application review process.
Selection is based on the admission application: academic record, fit with the chosen programme, and motivation for aeronautical or aerospace engineering.
No. It covers tuition fees only; living and accommodation costs are the student's responsibility.
Apply for admission to an eligible MSc programme through Imperial College London's official application system; always confirm current fees and deadlines on the Department of Aeronautics page first.